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Features:
Universal Studios Hollywood world-renowned behind-the-scenes “Studio Tour” brings guests even closer to the world of movie making magic with its state-of-the-art audio and video technology designed to showcase sets as they appeared in Universal films.
Universal's 415-acre movie lot features over 500 outdoor sets and facades depicting locations as diverse as the Old West, New York City and Europe and where such blockbusters as “Bruce Almighty,” “The Hulk,” “The Cat in the Hat,” “The Scorpion King,” Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” “Back to the Future” and “Jurassic Park” filmed.
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sfmmfreak101
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 186
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Good for everyone. It should probably be your first ride of the day. I live about 3 minutes away so I go a lot, but last time I went, we went through the street where they film Desperete HW and the stars were on the lawns in beach chairs waiting for the next shot, True Story!
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| 3-31-07 14:35:01 |
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Emann
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 1043
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It was a pretty cool to see all these movie sets. I really liked that you saw the Bates motel from the movie Psycho.
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| 7-9-07 17:51:14 |
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Yellowbird88
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 163
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Ive been on this tour quite a bit of times...my suggestion, they recently have a video playing on the tram that outlines highlights on the backlot. DO NOT LISTEN OR FOLLOW IT!!! You will be more likely to see famous/interesting people if you keep your eyes peeled elseware. My brother saw Brass from CSI on a golf cart wiz by the tram, and we saw a guy with a monkey along another walkway. I onetime saw Keanu Reeves on a shoot (he was about 50ft way)...also the best time to go is during the week.
Difference between this and the Florida tour is that you see Jaws, Earthquake, etc...
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| 10-12-07 15:46:19 |
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