Own a piece of history! You can now buy the actual flying cow from the finale scene of Twister… Ride it Out at Universal Studios Florida. The cow, along with the flying Dororthy III from the end scene, are on sale at the newly opened Williams of Hollywood Prop Shop inside Universal Studios. You can own the high-wire cow for just a measly $4,999.99! That’s all. The Dorothy III is a steal at only $2,999.99. That is, if they haven’t been sold yet. These pictures were taken yesterday, Saturday January 9th. So hurry up! I also got some new pictures of the future home of Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon. See all the images below and stay tuned for more theme park updates all this week!
We got cows!
Third times the charm
More prop images and Jimmy Fallon construction update below.
It’s actually got real fur. For a cow that looks so fake it’s pretty realistic in person
Price tag, and a view of some of the simple mechanics inside
It was intended to have moving legs, although now sure I saw them move as much recently as they used to in the beginning
Mooooooo! Buy meeeoooo.
Dorothy III flew into the air during the end of the finale, proving Bill Paxton’s crazy invention could work
Sticker shock
You can see the hook-up at the top, where it was suspended from
Own a piece of Universal’s history
A door from the tram from Earthquake/Disaster’s final scene is also on sale
I can still hear the sound of crew members slamming them shut, one by one
Something tells me as soon as they sell this one, it’ll be replaced with another, then another, and another…
Approaching the former Twister site
Sign backing still remains
Hope they bring in a huge facade of 30 Rock to New York
Race through New York with me, Jimmy Fallon
Just a big ‘ol mess
While there hasn’t been too much progress outside, we know the inside has been worked on, with cows and stuff removed and for sale
Not pictured: I believe the outdoor queue cover has also been removed recently
Still a lot of work to be done
That’s all for today’s update. Check back soon for more updates all this week!
Alicia Stella has been covering new attractions since 2015, with her work cited by The New York Times, USA Today, CNN, and more. She specializes in reporting on new attraction development, and always looks forward to upcoming changes coming to the Orlando theme parks. She is also a contributor to the The Unofficial Guide to Universal Orlando.
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