Is no one going to mention how much blood, sweat and tears were poured into making these sets? Like, unless you know you were on a set, you would think you were in an actual fuctioning city or town. Everything is perfect.
@@megandunnett7900 Going to Universal Studios is on my Bucket List Of Places I would Love to go, Right Next To Disney World, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Sea world too.
As a kid in the 60s, i have very fond memories of taking the Universal Studios tour before it was a Theme Park. The modern tour is cool too but i will never forget the experience of being there in the 60s.
I was around 14, when I took the tour in the mid-late 1960s. Back then, the tram tour seemed to last at least 2-3 hours....with several stops along the way. Our guide walked us thru sets, explained some of the 'magic' behind the filmmaking process & conducted demonstrations. Really wish I could relive that wonderful experience. I visited for the 2nd time, in the late 1990s. The tram ride was extremely short, with NO stops. or walk-thrus. The place was more a collection of amusement park rides, than a movie studio.
Agreed. My first time there was 1990 and the tram tour was much less "amusement park" then. I prefer the Warner Bros. tram tour, though that one isn't what it used to be either.
I worked there back in 1973 for a whole summer. You pretty much had to know someone who worked there to get you a job. I loved the tour and remember it was quite long. I worked in the gift shops and souvenir/film booths. The tourists would swarm the souvenir booths to buy film, souvenir booklets etc. it would get crazy, people grabbing and pushing to buy stuff. I enjoyed working in this one glass blowing booth and got to paint some of the glass animals and other figurines. Back then, there was only a single tram ride. This was before the Jaws movie. Such great memories of an iconic place!
I went in 1998. I had the pleasure of experiencing King Kong (now burned down) and "Back to the future the ride" (now retired). Good memories. I'd wish I could just roam around and look behind every window and every door. 🙂
I'm a Huge Universal Movies Fan, I have an entire collection of Universal Movies, in the bookshelves of the Family Movie Room of my house, I've got them on VHS, DVD, and Blu-Ray, I've Got Live Action, Comedy, Horror, and Animated Movies, Whenever it's Snowing outside, There's Nothing on TV, I would go to the Family Movie Room Of My House, Pick out a Universal Movie, Sit down on the Couch with a bowl of Hot Popcorn on my lap, a Candy Bar, and a Soda Pop, Just Watch The Universal Movie, and my top 30 all time favorite universal movie is, 30. Jesus Christ Superstar - 1973. 29. Jaws - 1975. 28. Jaws 2 - 1978. 27. Flash Gordon - 1980. 26. E.T The Extraterrestrial - 1982. 25. The Dark Crystal. 24. Back To The Future - 1985. 23. Legend - 1986. 22. An American Tail. Animated Movie. 21. Jaws 3-D. 20. Jaws The Revenge. 19. Gorillas In The Mist - 1988. 18. The Land Before Time. Animated Movie. 17. Field Of Dreams - 1989. 16. K-9. 15. Back To The Future Part 2. 14. The Wizard. 13. Born On The Fourth Of July. 12. Tremors - 1990. 11. Bird On a Wire. 10. Back To The Future Part 3. 9. Ghost Dad. 8. Jetson's The Movie. Animated Movie. 7. Child's Play 2. 6. Kindergarten Cop. 5. Backdraft - 1991. 4. Problem Child. 3. Problem Child 2. 2. Child's Play 3. 1. The People Under The Stairs. Here's my Honorable Mentions. An American Tail Fievel Goes West (Animated Movie), Cool As Ice, Fried Green Tomatoes, Stop! or my mom will shoot, Beethoven (1992), HouseSitter, Death Becomes Her, The Public Eye, Matinee, Army Of Darkness, Cop and a Half, Jurassic Park, We're Back a Dinosaur's Story (Animated Movie), Schindler's List, Beethoven's 2nd, The Flintstones, The Shadow, The Little Rascals, Street Fighter (1994 Live Action Movie, Not The Video Game Of The Same Name), Tales From The Crypt Demon Knight, Tales From The Crypt Bordello Of Blood, Village of The Damned, Darkman, Darkman 2 Return Of Durant, Darkman 3 Die, Darkman, Die, Casper, Apollo 13, Babe, Gold Digger's Secret Of Bear Mountain, Twister, Flipper, The Lost World Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3, Jurassic World, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, Leave It To Beaver, For Richer or Poorer, Babe, Babe Pig In The City, Small Soldiers, The Mummy (1999), The Mummy Returns, The Scorpion King, Dudley Do-Right, Man On The Moon, The Flintstones In Viva Rock Vegas, The Adventures Of Rocky and Bowinkle, Josie and The Pussycats, Peter Pan (2003), Van Helsing, Ray, King Kong (2005), United 93 (2006), Elizabeth The Virgin Queen, Elizabeth The Golden Age, etc. etc.
I did this tour in 1991 and loved it. I can't believe the subway disaster set is still running strong! The Jaws and Psycho sets are legendary and they'll never replace those. The live action show at the time was Miami Vice! Thanks for the full tour. Cheers from New Zealand.
I went there one an organized tour for teens ( i live in France ) and I was annoyed by the fact that we were gonna do a tour instead of going on the rides. But I quickly realized that this tour was way more than what I thought it was and it ended up being one of the best parts of the day at Universal studios
Thanks ..tears in my eyes..been in florida 20 years ago with my family.. Its a magic world. Hope to get there in a couple of years. No one understand when this kind of stuff is the moment of happines in my life
Love, love, love the concept of the Studio Tour - it's really what differentiates this park from Universal's other ones. I'm not liking the increasing reliance on screens though...give me more sets!
Omgosh, thank you so much for this video. The one place ive always wanted to go to, i get to see everything (almost? probably?) from the comfort of my lounge. This video saved 2020 for me. Thank you again 🙏
Was there in 2011. I've always been interested in behind-the-scenes, and this tour was truly amazing and informative. Your back lots are incredible! Thanks for posting; brought back memories.
I love the studio tour. It shares a set tour but also includes cool stuff like the King Kong, Flooding street, and Cars from the movies. I’m going tomorrow and I really want to go on this tour.
Time stamps for cool stuff 6:35 King Kong 9:07 Movie Cars 10:03 Jurassic Park 12:30 Flooding Street 16:13 Earthquake 18:57 Jaws 22:29 Whoville (not in session now) 23:11 Murder Guy 24:21 Plane Crash 26:24 Fast and Furious
As someone who has visited both California and Florida Universal Studios, I feel the better of the two properties is, without a doubt, the California property. With each visit, additions have occurred, sets have been repainted to meet the needs of the current filming location, and changes occur often. I must give kudos to the tram spokespersons as they accentuate the views, bringing back the movie memorabilia to the young and old. Thank you.
I think it depends on what your focus is. If you're going for studio tours and stuff, yeah, CA is the way to go. But if you're there specifically for the Harry Potter park? It's Orlando all the way. Not only is it significantly bigger and has better rides, the entire atmosphere is different. In Orlando you can cosplay and immerse yourself in the magic of it all. Hollywood has way more of a "too cool for that" vibe. I wouldn't turn down an opportunity to visit either park, but deciding which one is "best" really does mean looking at what you want/expect out of your visit.
More like $90-100 hahaha Ticket prices are RIDICULOUS.... What's worse, esp. with Disney, they have multiple parks, so you're paying that amount PER PARK. Even if you get some kind of bundle / package, you can maybe save a LITTLE money, smh.
After the fire on the backlot that destroyed a lot, it would've been great if they rebuilt the courthouse like it was seen in Back to the Future. I bet the people on the tour are wondering why it doesn't look like in the movie.
Thr way the courthouse looks now is because they changed it for Ghost Whisperer. But actually they just built the new front(facade) in front of the original. If you look in the front door you can still see the original columns from the courthouse. There are some cool videos of this on RUclips.
Oh wow, they have definitely added new stuff since I last went which was 8 years ago. I don't remember my experience of the Studio Tour being this exciting hmmm what a pity hahah. Hope to revisit in the future !
Me and wifey did this tour three years ago and of all of universal we like this best! Then we did the wb your after we left. That was definitely more hands on, but both were great!
While still a fun tour, it was ten times better during the 80's - 90's! BUT the 3D effects are something to see to appreciate it! But still liked the old tours, you got to go into makeup rooms and dressing rooms, etc., and way longer and cheaper than today! They gave you more for less money.
Don't come after me, but I wasn't really into the Fast & the Furious franchise that I was a little sad I think they replaced that part of the ride with it that used to have the King Kong attraction. I know I've heard many stories that it burned down, but I'm just bummed they couldn't replace it and make it better instead of putting in THIS with just screens everywhere. At least they kept Jaws, but the King Kong animatronic just blew me away when I was little. I wish they could've kept it in the tram tour. I guess they have to keep updating it with more current movies. ☹️
The lot burned down in the middle of a recession, there was simply no way that they would have spent tens of millions of dollars to rebuild it like the old one.
Wish I was there right now! Last time I was there they were still doing the stupid “Fast And The Furious” version - so glad to see that wasn’t permanent and it’s back to normal!
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What is your favorite part of the Universal Studios tour? Let us know in the comments below!
Def earthquake the big one
Mines is the King Kong faf and earthquake
Fast and Furious Supercharged.
They recently tore down How the Grinch stole Christmas set unknown which will replace it
Shark
Is no one going to mention how much blood, sweat and tears were poured into making these sets? Like, unless you know you were on a set, you would think you were in an actual fuctioning city or town. Everything is perfect.
Nah, you would know you were on a set, everything was far too clean to be lived in.
I think this is the theme park, not the actual studio
@@Mattcai2004 no it’s the actual sets used for films. It is a ride at the theme park, but still actual sets.
@@megandunnett7900 Going to Universal Studios is on my Bucket List Of Places I would Love to go, Right Next To Disney World, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Sea world too.
@@kathymoriarty1441 well you need to go to California to get the true universal experience and also imo Disneyland is far better then Disney world.
This is definitely the mother of all studio tours I've ever seen. And that Doctor Brown at the very beginning really does look like the real one!!
From the side, wow he really does look like him!! They needed to age him up with some cosmetics and given him wayyyyy more wrinkles 😆
Yup pretty sure
Lol I remember seeing doc smoking a cig as we were waiting to board our train 😂
As a kid in the 60s, i have very fond memories of taking the Universal Studios tour before it was a Theme Park. The modern tour is cool too but i will never forget the experience of being there in the 60s.
Please give details , they no longer have the water parting and drive the train through it .
I was around 14, when I took the tour in the mid-late 1960s. Back then, the tram tour seemed to last at least 2-3 hours....with several stops along the way. Our guide walked us thru sets, explained some of the 'magic' behind the filmmaking process & conducted demonstrations. Really wish I could relive that wonderful experience. I visited for the 2nd time, in the late 1990s. The tram ride was extremely short, with NO stops. or walk-thrus. The place was more a collection of amusement park rides, than a movie studio.
Agreed. My first time there was 1990 and the tram tour was much less "amusement park" then. I prefer the Warner Bros. tram tour, though that one isn't what it used to be either.
I worked there back in 1973 for a whole summer. You pretty much had to know someone who worked there to get you a job. I loved the tour and remember it was quite long. I worked in the gift shops and souvenir/film booths. The tourists would swarm the souvenir booths to buy film, souvenir booklets etc. it would get crazy, people grabbing and pushing to buy stuff. I enjoyed working in this one glass blowing booth and got to paint some of the glass animals and other figurines. Back then, there was only a single tram ride. This was before the Jaws movie. Such great memories of an iconic place!
I went in 1998. I had the pleasure of experiencing King Kong (now burned down) and "Back to the future the ride" (now retired).
Good memories. I'd wish I could just roam around and look behind every window and every door. 🙂
done this tour about 5 times and never gets boring
I KNOW RIGHT
Watching this during the quarantine wishing I was there, and reminiscing on memories at Univer Stidios Hollywood❤️
*Universal Studios Hollywood.
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i was supposed to go this summer with my cousins :( i hope we can go soon
Brings back memories...my dad actually used to drive the trams back in the day...
I went to Universal studios last year. Memorable tour for my life.
I'm a Huge Universal Movies Fan, I have an entire collection of Universal Movies, in the bookshelves of the Family Movie Room of my house, I've got them on VHS, DVD, and Blu-Ray, I've Got Live Action, Comedy, Horror, and Animated Movies, Whenever it's Snowing outside, There's Nothing on TV, I would go to the Family Movie Room Of My House, Pick out a Universal Movie, Sit down on the Couch with a bowl of Hot Popcorn on my lap, a Candy Bar, and a Soda Pop, Just Watch The Universal Movie, and my top 30 all time favorite universal movie is,
30. Jesus Christ Superstar - 1973.
29. Jaws - 1975.
28. Jaws 2 - 1978.
27. Flash Gordon - 1980.
26. E.T The Extraterrestrial - 1982.
25. The Dark Crystal.
24. Back To The Future - 1985.
23. Legend - 1986.
22. An American Tail. Animated Movie.
21. Jaws 3-D.
20. Jaws The Revenge.
19. Gorillas In The Mist - 1988.
18. The Land Before Time. Animated Movie.
17. Field Of Dreams - 1989.
16. K-9.
15. Back To The Future Part 2.
14. The Wizard.
13. Born On The Fourth Of July.
12. Tremors - 1990.
11. Bird On a Wire.
10. Back To The Future Part 3.
9. Ghost Dad.
8. Jetson's The Movie. Animated Movie.
7. Child's Play 2.
6. Kindergarten Cop.
5. Backdraft - 1991.
4. Problem Child.
3. Problem Child 2.
2. Child's Play 3.
1. The People Under The Stairs.
Here's my Honorable Mentions.
An American Tail Fievel Goes West (Animated Movie), Cool As Ice, Fried Green Tomatoes, Stop! or my mom will shoot, Beethoven (1992), HouseSitter, Death Becomes Her, The Public Eye, Matinee, Army Of Darkness, Cop and a Half, Jurassic Park, We're Back a Dinosaur's Story (Animated Movie), Schindler's List, Beethoven's 2nd, The Flintstones, The Shadow, The Little Rascals, Street Fighter (1994 Live Action Movie, Not The Video Game Of The Same Name), Tales From The Crypt Demon Knight, Tales From The Crypt Bordello Of Blood, Village of The Damned, Darkman, Darkman 2 Return Of Durant, Darkman 3 Die, Darkman, Die, Casper, Apollo 13, Babe, Gold Digger's Secret Of Bear Mountain, Twister, Flipper, The Lost World Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3, Jurassic World, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, Leave It To Beaver, For Richer or Poorer, Babe, Babe Pig In The City, Small Soldiers, The Mummy (1999), The Mummy Returns, The Scorpion King, Dudley Do-Right, Man On The Moon, The Flintstones In Viva Rock Vegas, The Adventures Of Rocky and Bowinkle, Josie and The Pussycats, Peter Pan (2003), Van Helsing, Ray, King Kong (2005), United 93 (2006), Elizabeth The Virgin Queen, Elizabeth The Golden Age, etc. etc.
Tourist car falls to and crashes on the ground... Guide: Lets hear it for KingKong!!
This is something that everyone in the world dreamed of.
Be grateful that you guys just successfully went here . Have a joy!
imagine your job is to throw a body in a trunk 20 times a day...
I was that dude. It's not a bad gig. Alright pay, some nice perks and it was 42 times a day but hey who's counting.
@@deangoldbarry1604 thanks for giving me nightmares for years !! Appreciate you
Must be fun as hell getting to scare the riders though.
Imagine if you see ur crush on one of the vehicles
Well as long as it pays me good.. hahaha
Thank you so much for taking the time to film this high quality tour - it really brings back memories.
I did this tour in 1991 and loved it. I can't believe the subway disaster set is still running strong! The Jaws and Psycho sets are legendary and they'll never replace those. The live action show at the time was Miami Vice! Thanks for the full tour. Cheers from New Zealand.
Probably the best tour I've seen, so knowledgeable, yet fun! We need more of these!
I stay forever in my home so i wanna stay thank u for u who shared these ...i hope 1 day i can go on tour with my family
This is my favorite ‘ride’ at universal, I went to universal studios in LA and it was amazing
The subway part was pretty damned cool
They used it in the '70s for battlestar galactica. At least I remember cylons battling when the train comes crashing.
I went there one an organized tour for teens ( i live in France ) and I was annoyed by the fact that we were gonna do a tour instead of going on the rides. But I quickly realized that this tour was way more than what I thought it was and it ended up being one of the best parts of the day at Universal studios
It always is!!!
Just had a amazing time here today 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Great to hear! Thanks for ~hopping~ by!
Thanks ..tears in my eyes..been in florida 20 years ago with my family.. Its a magic world. Hope to get there in a couple of years. No one understand when this kind of stuff is the moment of happines in my life
Love, love, love the concept of the Studio Tour - it's really what differentiates this park from Universal's other ones. I'm not liking the increasing reliance on screens though...give me more sets!
This gives me a feeling of nostalgia and I don’t know what to think about it
This looked fun! I did the VIP ride/pass with my family and it was SO cool!
Our guide when I went was super funny! He would make little jokes and had plenty of enthusiasm!
This was probably my favorite attraction to go to when i lived in California
Who else is watching this during a lockdown?
me...
Who isn't
Same
Got a chance to take this tour a couple of years ago. It was nice to relive it!
I did that tour as an 8-yr old in 1972. Loved it.
10:10! See the Jaws shark in the background? Sweet.
omg!!!
I've never been but it's on my bucket list...thanks for sharing...what a great video!!!
for me.. going to Universal Studios.. it's just a dream..
but I'm glad for this video..
Thanks for share🙏😍
I went back in 1980,love it, this is so cool, I'm like a kid again
Love it! I was in 2013 in Universal studios.I remmember some of the rides.Great memories:)
Omgosh, thank you so much for this video. The one place ive always wanted to go to, i get to see everything (almost? probably?) from the comfort of my lounge. This video saved 2020 for me. Thank you again 🙏
You are so welcome! ~Hoppy~ Holidays!
Was there in 2011. I've always been interested in behind-the-scenes, and this tour was truly amazing and informative. Your back lots are incredible! Thanks for posting; brought back memories.
Did this tour in 97 bought back some nice memories thanks for posting . From the UK.
I love the studio tour. It shares a set tour but also includes cool stuff like the King Kong, Flooding street, and Cars from the movies. I’m going tomorrow and I really want to go on this tour.
Time stamps for cool stuff
6:35 King Kong
9:07 Movie Cars
10:03 Jurassic Park
12:30 Flooding Street
16:13 Earthquake
18:57 Jaws
22:29 Whoville (not in session now)
23:11 Murder Guy
24:21 Plane Crash
26:24 Fast and Furious
How was it, Moon Star? We hope you got to go!
Thanks for posting this video. Very interesting
Our pleasure - thanks for ~hopping~ by!
Its amazing we went there 2 years ago while on holiday from New Zealand and went on the tour. So cool looking at the vid and remembering everything
Totally missed this tour !!! Reallly loved it reminiscing
I remember thinking this tour was going to be boring, and I'm so glad I was proven wrong
Whoa. That guy really looks like Doc Brown
I could smell popcorn at beginning while they were driving through the movie posters 😅
This is the studio I love the most Dracula, Frankenstein, Wolfman all were made there this was so awesome thank you very much for the upload.?
It's been always my dream to go here someday :) claiming it!
I miss this tour so much 😭
As someone who has visited both California and Florida Universal Studios, I feel the better of the two properties is, without a doubt, the California property. With each visit, additions have occurred, sets have been repainted to meet the needs of the current filming location, and changes occur often. I must give kudos to the tram spokespersons as they accentuate the views, bringing back the movie memorabilia to the young and old. Thank you.
I think it depends on what your focus is. If you're going for studio tours and stuff, yeah, CA is the way to go. But if you're there specifically for the Harry Potter park? It's Orlando all the way. Not only is it significantly bigger and has better rides, the entire atmosphere is different. In Orlando you can cosplay and immerse yourself in the magic of it all. Hollywood has way more of a "too cool for that" vibe. I wouldn't turn down an opportunity to visit either park, but deciding which one is "best" really does mean looking at what you want/expect out of your visit.
Thanks for the video. Ahhh, this shows a fun world before the Covid-19 pandemic. Fave was the Too Fast Too Furious & Earthquake Subway
I wish they got rid of the screen sections as they feel cheap compared with the rest. Might just be me.
Brilliant Your video come up as recommend and boy Did I enjoy it. Ile never get to experience this tour for real but you have made it just as good
We are so hoppy you enjoyed it!
I did not know how big it was that Studio. It is huge !
*Increíble video gracias por compartir con nosotros 🥰😍👌👌*
Well just saved myself $70. Thanks for uploading
More like $90-100 hahaha
Ticket prices are RIDICULOUS.... What's worse, esp. with Disney, they have multiple parks, so you're paying that amount PER PARK. Even if you get some kind of bundle / package, you can maybe save a LITTLE money, smh.
Lmao 70 i think i paid 120 to 130 for a ticket to just 1 park last year
@@danielleking262 90-100 is very cheap compared to Disney 😂
After the fire on the backlot that destroyed a lot, it would've been great if they rebuilt the courthouse like it was seen in Back to the Future. I bet the people on the tour are wondering why it doesn't look like in the movie.
Thr way the courthouse looks now is because they changed it for Ghost Whisperer. But actually they just built the new front(facade) in front of the original. If you look in the front door you can still see the original columns from the courthouse. There are some cool videos of this on RUclips.
Ahhh I met Blake Shelton in Fresno at Woodward Park. He gave me a hug?
But no posters, cd’s for autographs, he did sign my entry ticket. ❤️😍🐮
I love Universal Hollywood so much. Way better than Florida's
I went on this back in 1988, the newest attraction was the earthquake sequence.
Man I'm old lol
I was born 1987 I have kids now they are teens
What was there in place of the fast and furious segment at the end?
This tour never gets old
I had 25 years old, when I was there. Somethings are new others the same. I want back there
I want to go there again..
Oh wow, they have definitely added new stuff since I last went which was 8 years ago. I don't remember my experience of the Studio Tour being this exciting hmmm what a pity hahah. Hope to revisit in the future !
A few years ago we were on the tour and it stopped because a dear was in the way so cuteee
I did see deer-crossing signs! 😄
Thanks for doing this it was lovely to be reminded of my visit long ago
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
the tour guide: so if you see here this is the-Me: OMG IT THE HARRY POTTER CASTLE!!!
Live in India, its my dream to enjoy this wonderful ride someday
Omg Doc Brown looks so real!!!
Me and wifey did this tour three years ago and of all of universal we like this best! Then we did the wb your after we left. That was definitely more hands on, but both were great!
wow love this vid, im glad you recorded it
Unfortunately the last time we'd ever see that Whoville set. 😔May that set RIP. It will be forever missed.
It's like I'm their but didn't have to pay...thank you for the experience
I Love The Studio Tour at Universal Studios 😍😍😍😍😍
The grinch drive by part I was like that’s where they shot the movie! 😮 so crazy to see that stuff in person!
i miss the king kong and large sky wall part ;_;
I remember King Kong, was what the large sky wall ?
Ah yes, the nostalgia of my childhood.
The B99 poster 💕
The official greeting of 2019. The fist bump. Lol.
The good place set 😍
I miss this!!! Sooo much !
Ice thanks for the tour
Peter Jackson's King Kong is the best King Kong movie till date. The stupidity of the follow up films is just insane.
Man the plane crash one was the best and the most traumatizing one
While still a fun tour, it was ten times better during the 80's - 90's! BUT the 3D effects are something to see to appreciate it! But still liked the old tours, you got to go into makeup rooms and dressing rooms, etc., and way longer and cheaper than today! They gave you more for less money.
Watching on 75" TV , feels like Im actually there
I think the Florida's Reign of Kong is way cooler, although its pretty cool
That Jaws ride hasn't changed since i was there in the 70's.
LOL At 9:17 "The fully equipped foot-powered vehicles from The Flintstones...Greta Thunberg-approved"
Don't come after me, but I wasn't really into the Fast & the Furious franchise that I was a little sad I think they replaced that part of the ride with it that used to have the King Kong attraction. I know I've heard many stories that it burned down, but I'm just bummed they couldn't replace it and make it better instead of putting in THIS with just screens everywhere. At least they kept Jaws, but the King Kong animatronic just blew me away when I was little. I wish they could've kept it in the tram tour. I guess they have to keep updating it with more current movies. ☹️
The lot burned down in the middle of a recession, there was simply no way that they would have spent tens of millions of dollars to rebuild it like the old one.
the water coming down hasn't changed, been there for a long time. The studio 50, sharks
i remember going on this ride with my family when i was like really young and thinking it was just some crazy fever dream
Anyone else can smell the video ?
2001 happiest Time in my lif3 ! 😫😫😫😫
Wish I was there right now! Last time I was there they were still doing the stupid “Fast And The Furious” version - so glad to see that wasn’t permanent and it’s back to normal!
there are tons of people who don't have to go to Universal studios to experience pretty convincing flood
I know I'll get some flack for this, but I miss the old studio tour before the 2000's came. It just felt more nostalgic back then.
Ditto !!!!
I miss going on this ride it brings back memories! ☺❤
Thanks so much for this video. Still a dream place for me
The urban pattern in the Studios is much better than entire LA :)
10:10 “ Jaws boneyard” up to the left
I grew up in Hollywood, and I remember Universal studios Tour was just THE TRAM RIDE.......
Haha same 😆