Universal Studios Hollywood

First-timers should head straight for the World-Famous Studio Tour, which takes visitors to movie sets and includes recorded commentary from Jimmy Fallon (as well as live narration from one of the park's tour guides). Stops on this Universal Studios Hollywood tour include the crash site from War of the Worlds, the vehicles from Jurassic Park, and the spooky Bates Motel from Psycho. Ride attractions include King Kong 360 3-D, Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, Fast & Furious - Supercharged, and Hogwarts Castle.

• Universal Studios Hollywood is a must-visit for fans of movies and TV shows.

• For the best deals and shortest lines, book your Universal Studios Hollywood tickets in advance.

• Some tours include a combination of tickets to Universal Studios and Anaheim theme parks or transportation from downtown LA.

• Snack food and drinks, including beer and margaritas, are available throughout the park and at the adjacent Universal CityWalk.

Universal Studios is located in Universal City, west of Griffith Park, near Los Angeles. To get there, take the Hollywood Freeway and get off at either the Universal Center Drive exit or Lankershim Boulevard exit.

Universal Studios Hollywood is open year-round with varying opening hours. As with most popular attractions, you'll beat the crowds and get the most out of your ticket by arriving when the gates open.

Sign up for the VIP Experience to get behind the scenes and see the Universal Studios backlot. Where you stop will depend on television show production schedules. WHerever you end up visiting, you’ll be able to see what goes on at a working movie studio.

Ticket prices for Universal Studios Hollywood vary depending on when you’re planning to visit, as well as the package you choose. For 1-day general admission, expect to spend upwards of US$100 per ticket. Other packages include access to newer attractions like SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™, and cost more.

No. You cannot enter Universal Studios Hollywood without a ticket. However, you can explore the Universal CityWalk Hollywood—a pedestrian-friendly entertainment and retail district with shops, restaurants, movie theaters, and other attractions next to the theme parks.

One-day General Admission tickets to Universal Studios Hollywood grant entry to the park’s main attractions, rides, and shows, including the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Jurassic World. Admission to SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™, however, requires premium Express tickets.

One-day General Admission to Universal Studios Hollywood varies by season but typically costs over US$100 per person. Universal Express entry costs roughly twice that amount but includes skip-the-line benefits and access to special rides. VIP experiences and season passes offer more ways to explore the theme park.

Yes, 2-day general admission passes are available for Universal Studios Hollywood. Ticket prices vary according to the time of year, but these passes typically cost 1.5 times the rate of 1-day entry. After your first day, you can head to the park again anytime during the following week.

Yes, you can buy same-day tickets to Universal Studios Hollywood upon arrival. However, purchasing tickets in advance can often get you better rates and guaranteed entry. If you’re planning a last-minute trip, check online to ensure tickets haven’t sold out for the day.