You must go there at least once. Studio tour was a little disappointing (did not change in more that 10 years). Cool for first time visitors. Transformers and Simpsons were cool. Jurassic park was a little...wet but we enjoyed it. The mummy is a fast speed roller coaster in the dark...we enjoyed it Don't bother with house of horrors. Animal... More

If you're short on time, the US$129 option (vs $80 regular) is a timesaver. We were able to get into the attractions at the front of the queue instead of waiting under the sun. There are now tours in Mandarin (普通話) and Spanish.

I went to all the attractions except the roller-coaster type. We went to Shrek in 4D, Transformers in 3D, and the studio tour which includes King Kong, Jaws, outdoor studios (won't tell all not to spoil the surprise) and other action settings. Disabled accessibility is excellent (even including parking and it was no obstacle not to have the local disabled... More

I was not sure what to expect when visiting Universal Studios! I must recommend the studio tour which I must say was the highlight of my experience. Some of the rides are a bit overrated but overall, a wonderful place to visit for fun!

Great experience of Transformers 3D. Great experience of Studio Tour, and different shows how movies are shooting. You should visit while you are in LA.

... because it was so good, now we can't see any way of visiting Universal Studios in the normal manner any more! And let's face it, this is one seriously expensive way of visiting. However it is a brilliant day's entertainment, which is very carefully and cleverly organised. Donna was our guide for the day and she was brilliant: attentive,... More

This is the best attraction in LA, and it always makes me smile. If you are visiting Universal Studios do your home work, which will put you one step ahead of the rest, its a fantastic day out, and you really need two days, to see everything. It well worth the money, and you will never forget your time here.... More

I had very high expectations about Universal. I was in Orlando a few years ago and I really enjoyed my time there. This place is completely different, in a bad way. First, $80 bucks per person is still cheaper than Disney, but a lot of money for any park that doesn´t offer much. If you´ve been to universal Orlando, don´t... More

We bought the two day pass thinking it would be the size of the same park in Florida. It's not. One day is enough to cover it. A member of our party had never been so I thought it might be fun. The back lot tour was amazing and being a Halloween fanatic I loved the haunted house. Not as... More