Stardust Racers is Epic Universe's signature roller coaster. Tall, fast (over 60 miles per hour), long (almost a mile of track), and curvy, it's in the top tier of coaster intensity and quality for any Disney or Universal theme park.

The ride's queue is an outdoor, covered building designed with a vaguely Jules Verne-like theme of astronomy. While there's no air conditioning in the line, electric fans keep the air moving.

One of the great things about Stardust Racers' experience is that the ride system uses lap restraints, not shoulder restraints. (This is similar to Universal's VelociCoaster at Islands of Adventure.) With your shoulders and head free, you're able to feel a lot more of the gravity sensations as you twist and turn your way along the track.

The ride track is smooth, and Universal's done a great job in controlling the ride's physics. If you like the brief feeling of weightlessness that comes with roller coasters, you'll have plenty of fun on Stardust Racers.