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Traditional Lion Dance during Lunar New Year. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Megatron speaks Mandarin during Lunar New Year. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Pork Ramen and Po's Dumplings from Mr. Ping's Noodle Shop, an annual pop-up for Lunar New Year. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Learn to draw Po at Lunar New Year. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Photo courtesy Universal. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Christmas in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Merry Grinchmas 2019 Photo submitted by Robert Niles
S'mores and Strawberry shakes from Studio Scoops. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The official opening of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter on April 7, 2016. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
New entry plaza, under construction in January 2016 Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Entrance plaza construction in October 2015 Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The back of the Hogwarts Great Hall now looks gorgeous with most scaffolding now down at Universal Studios Hollywood. Photo submitted by Max LaZebnik
Welcome to Springfield USA. Just ignore that wizarding village under construction in the background, please. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Welcome to Springfield USA on the day the construction walls came down, March 27, 2015. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Detail on the corners of the grates around the trees lining the sidewalks of Springfield USA. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The Duff Brewery in Springfield Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Dr. Nick's in Springfield, next door to the Springfield Police Department. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Stu's Disco in Springfield, with Hogsmeade in the background. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Where's Benedict Cumberbatch? Or Robert Downey, Jr.? It's Sherlock Holmes' famous address, on USH's London Street. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
A street atmosphere character actor, portraying a construction worker, during USH's Upper Lot transformation in 2015. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
All park traffic is routed through the old Special Effects Stage queue. Feb. 2015 Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Entry plaza construction, Feb. 2015 Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Entry plaza construction, Feb. 2015 Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The Grinchmas tree at its lighting ceremony in December 2014. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti at the kickoff of Grinchmas in December 2014. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Lots of construction in spring 2014. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Universal Plaza, decorated for its first Grinchmas Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The Grinchmas tree, in 2013. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Photo submitted by Robert Niles
At Grinchmas 2013, Universal honored Florence Henderson for her work with City of Hope. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Grinch and Max, at Grinchmas Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Cookie decorating at Grinchmas Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Christmas decor on International Street Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Christmas decor on International Street Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Construction, in September 2013. Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
Construction, in September 2013. Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
Construction, in September 2013. Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
The former entrance to the now-closed Gibson Amphitheater, which is being torn down to make way for the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
Universal Plaza Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
Universal Plaza Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
Warning about Halloween Horror Nights props in the park during the day. Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
Halloween Horror Nights props. Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
Halloween Horror Nights props. Photo submitted by Jacob Sundstrom
The icon globe at the entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Kwik-E-Mart Photo submitted by Brandon Mendoza
Entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood Photo submitted by Manny Barron
Outside the main entrance. Photo submitted by Tim Samuel
This is part of the crash site set from Steven Spielberg's new movie War of The Worlds Photo submitted by Blake A
Universal Studios' have neighbors and they live right next door. Disney Studios, Warner Brothers, and the NBC Studios are here in the Eastern San Fernando Valley. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
After going through Universal Studios Hollywood, relax at Universal Citywalk. It's just right next door, and a lot of places to eat, watch movies, and have fun. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
HERE IS THE INTERIOR OF THE TRAM. THE STUDIO TOUR GUIDE IS ON BOARD ON THE MONITORS TO SHOW ON ALL 4 CARS. THIS 45 MIN TO 1 HOUR RIDE WILL TAKE YOU TO UNIVERSAL'S BACKLOT. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
NO, THE PLANE DID NOT CRASH ONTO UNIVERSAL STUDIOS LOT. THE PLANE WAS USED FOR A, HUSH HUSH, MOVIE COMING THIS SUMMER CALLED, "THE WAR OF THE WORLDS". IT WILL BE DIRECTED BY STEVEN SPIELBERG AND STARRING TOM CRUISE. WATCH FOR THIS IN THE MOVIES. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
Revenge of the Mummy: The Ride. This is a 16 passenger car. Guests will encounter Imhotep, the mummy, and ride in the dark, pitch black. Beware of the scarab beetles, and Imhotep's Curse. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
If you're planning to go to Universal Studios, please don't miss the #1 Show in the World, WaterWorld. WaterWorld show was better than the movie. Explosions here and there. You and actors are part of the show. Let the Mariner save the day. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
If you're in Hollywood, you got to act like a star. Walk down Universal Studios's own red carpet to the theme park. Today you're going to be the star!! Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
This picture is on the "STARWAY". Universal Studios Hollywood has two separated lots, Upper and Lower. There are four escalators just to take you down to the Lower Lot. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
This is the Super Tram approaching the Departure zone. The Super Tram has 3 additional trams attached to the main car. Its approximate holding is about 200 people. Please step, behind the red line! Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
This is the Studio Directory. You will see this in 4 places: The Main entrance, the exit of the Studio Tour, the entrance of the starway, and exiting the starway. The studio directory gives you time of shows, and wait times for rides. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
