Universal CityWalk is located directly next to the famous theme park, Universal Studio Hollywood. With more than 30 places to eat, 6 hot nightclubs, 19 IMAX screen theatre and more than 30 unique shops, it is definitely a great place to check out in Los Angelas.
From the Hollywood/HIghland station, I boarded the Metro Red subway line to……
…………Universal City Station.
The Universal City sign greeted me as I walked out from the subway station. Universal City is one of the six major film studios in the United States. There are several attractions located inside the area of Universal City which includes the theme park for Universal Studios Hollywood, CityWalk, Gibson Amphitheatre, Cinemas and Universal’s Studios.
The Universal Studios Hollywood is called "The Entertainment Capital of LA". It is one of the oldest and most famous Hollywood movie studios still in use.
Keep in mind that the Universal Studios Hollywood and CityWalk are located on a hill. You can either take a free Universal Studios shuttle bus across the street from the subway station and the bus stop, which directly takes you towards the theme park entrance or you can hike up the hill. The shuttle typically runs between: 7:00a.m.-7:00p.m. When I reached there, it was too late and there was no more shuttle service. So I had to hike up the hill.
After an exhausted walk uphill, I finally arrived at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Having some fun posing in front of the Universal Studios globe sign.
I am at the Universal CityWalk right now.
City Loft is at the upper level of CityWalk comprising of casual dining like Jon Lovitz Comedy Club, Karl Strauss Brewing Company and night spots like Howl at The Moon and Infusion Lounge.
The street of CityWalk.
The 5 Towers on Universal CityWalk has over 5,000 LED lights and a sound system that will blow you away. It is a perfect concert venue for Rock and Roll.
Went up to the upper floor to have a better view.
Through these portals pass the most beautiful girls in the world and I’m proud to be one. Haha.
The IMAX cinemas are available if you’re in the mood to catch the latest movie.
The CityFood offers quick service eateries like Pizza Hut Express, Pink’s Famous Hot Dog, Taco Bell, Flame Broiler, Tommy’s World Famous Hamburgers, Panda Express and Subway.
The famous Pink’s Hot Dogs.
There are plenty of snacks and refreshments you can get here from popcorns to candies.
Those with sweet tooth will love IT’SUGAR as it is one of the largest specialty candy emporiums in the world carrying over 6,000 different offerings!
A Marilyn Monroe statue which is made from 254,093 Jelly Belly beans. You might need to check your blood sugar level after this.
Wolfgang Puck Bistro is a great place that offers delicious pizzas, fresh salads, soups, pastas and more.
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. has one outlet here too.
Camacho’s Cantina offers mouth-watering upscale Mexican cuisine.
If you’re into shopping, you won’t be disappointed as you can find famous brand such as Guess, Fossil, Billabong and more here.
For those Los Angeles Dodgers fans, you can get the team’s apparel and gifts here at the Dodgers Clubhouse.
Things From Another World? At first I thought this outlet sells Alien stuff. Upon closer look, i realised it is actually a shop where the fanboys of comics and graphic novels can find their sci-fi toys and collectibles, movie memorabilia, and pop-culture merchandise.
Even Thor’s hammer can be found in this shop.
The dragon at the Infusion Lounge.
Don’t forget to purchase some souvenirs at the Universal Studio Store.
Woody Woodpecker is the mascot for Universal Studios Hollywood.
Anyone with a height under 48” will be entitled to discounted admission. Obviously I’m taller than 48”.
Hey, since when you are shorter than 48”? You cheated!
Entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood.
Saddle Ranch Chop Shop.
A girl trying her luck on a Rodeo Ride.
Jurassic Park…ing. You can also park your vehicle at the Frankenstein Parking, Woody Woodpecker Parking or Curious George Parking.
Most of the shops are almost closed. Looks like it’s time to leave.
After spending the whole day exploring Hollywood, I was all worn out. From the Universal City station, I headed back to the hotel for my precious sleep.
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