Universal Studios Hollywood Plans Sound Barriers Amidst Scream Concerns
Universal Studios in Los Angeles plans to install sound barriers to reduce the volume of screams from its roller coasters, following concerns raised by a councilmember about the noise.
Los Angeles, CA, August 11, 2026 —
Universal Studios Hollywood is planning to erect sound barriers around its roller coasters in response to concerns about noise levels, specifically the volume of screams from riders. The move comes after a councilmember raised issues regarding the sound emanating from the popular attractions.
Details regarding the specific types of sound barriers to be installed, their precise locations, or the projected timeline for their construction have not yet been publicly disclosed. The exact budget allocated for this noise-mitigation project has also not been released.
The initiative aims to address noise complaints that have reportedly been brought to the attention of local officials. The councilmember’s involvement highlights a growing sensitivity to the impact of entertainment venues on surrounding communities. Further information on the project’s scope and implementation is expected as the plans develop.
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