Universal Studios Hollywood
Los Angeles, California · Theme Park · Accessibility score 1.2/5
Address: 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608
About
Universal Studios Hollywood transforms the magic of moviemaking into an unforgettable theme park experience. Located in the entertainment capital of the world, this iconic destination combines thrilling rides, immersive attractions, and authentic studio experiences that you won't find anywhere else. The park's crown jewel is The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, where you can explore Hogwarts Castle, sip Butterbeer, and experience the magic firsthand.
The world-famous Studio Tour takes you behind the scenes of a working movie studio, showcasing real sets, props, and special effects from blockbuster films and TV shows. You'll encounter everything from the desperate housewives of Wisteria Lane to the terrifying King Kong in 360 3-D.
Beyond the studio experience, the park features pulse-pounding attractions like The Revenge of the Mummy indoor roller coaster, Transformers: The Ride 3D, and Jurassic World - The Ride. CityWalk, the adjacent entertainment district, offers world-class dining, shopping, and nightlife before or after your park visit.
Whether you're a movie buff, thrill seeker, or family looking for magical moments together, Universal Studios Hollywood delivers experiences that blur the line between fantasy and reality. The park operates year-round with seasonal events like Halloween Horror Nights adding extra excitement. Plan to spend a full day exploring, as there's something remarkable around every corner in this celebration of cinema.
Accessibility
Universal Studios Hollywood provides comprehensive accessibility accommodations for guests with disabilities. All shopping and dining facilities throughout the park are wheelchair accessible, ensuring comfortable access to restaurants, shops, and food stands. Outdoor stage shows feature designated seating areas reserved specifically for guests with disabilities and their companions.
The park offers mobility equipment rentals, including standard wheelchairs for $25 plus a $25 refundable deposit, and Electric Conveyance Vehicles (ECVs) for $75 with a credit card required. Accessible phones are strategically placed throughout the park for guest convenience.
Guests with physical disabilities can receive accommodations without requiring IBCCES registration - simply approach guest services upon arrival. The Attraction Assistance Pass (AAP) helps reduce wait times for qualifying guests. However, some attractions require guests to transfer from their mobility device to a manual wheelchair for safety reasons. Staff members are available to provide assistance and answer accessibility questions.
For the most current information about specific attraction accessibility, assistive listening devices, and detailed accommodation procedures, contact Universal Studios Hollywood directly before your visit, as policies and available services may be updated regularly.
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