Originally as film studios, Universal City opened its doors in 1915 to give the general public an insider look and tour at all the action taking place in the studios. Today, Universal Studios Hollywood is one of the oldest and most famous Hollywood film studios still in use. Marketed as the "Entertainment Capital of L.A.," it is the first of many full-fledged Universal Studios theme parks around the world.
I love turkey! This stuff will get you going for the rest of the day!
I grew up watching The Simpsons. I am so glad to see Springfield literally come to life. Other television and movie-themed attractions worth experiencing include: Despicable Me, King Kong, Fast & Furious, Waterworld stunt show, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Revenge of the Mummy and Jurassic World. A day is simply not enough to check out everything so do plan your day.
Feeling like a child again with Mr. Bean's Leyland Mini 1000 Mark IV. I've seen Mr. Bean brush his teeth while driving, pull pranks on the blue 3-wheeled Reliant Regal, and strap a sofa on the car's roof! Mr. Rowan Atkinson, the English actor who portray's the iconic Mr. Bean is a car enthusiast too.
From a humble roadside berry stand in the 1920s, Knott's Berry Farm transformed into a modern amusement park featuring 40 rides including roller coasters, family rides, dark rides and water rides. The park also features a replica of a ghost town, or an abandoned city. During Halloween, the whole park transforms into a haunted theme park.
Their restaurant do serve juicy fried chicken and creamy mashed potatos! And the turkey clubhouse sandwich is the bomb!
Knott's Berry Farm through the years.
If roller coasters are your thing, then Six Flags Magic Mountain is the theme park for you. Formerly known as Magic Mountain when it opened in 1971, it was originally owned by Newhand Land and Farming Company. In 1979, Six Flags purchased the park.
From its classic wooden roller coaster Colossus, to the modern steel and computerized Goliath, the park has so much to offer roller coaster enthusiasts.
TCL Chinese Theatre is a movie palace on the Hollywood Walk of Fame along Hollywood Blvd. The theatre opened in 1927 with the premiere of the film "The King of Kings." It has since been home to many premieres and after movies parties including three Academy Awards ceremonies.
TCL is famous for the concrete blocks at the forecourt, which bears the signatures, handprints and footprints of popular motion picture such as this one by Academy Award-winning actor Tom Hanks.
The Dolby Theatre is a live performance auditorium at the Hollywood and Highland Center shopping mall, along Hollywood Boulevard. Formerly known as the Kodak Theatre, Dolby Theatre has been the venue of the annual Academy Awards. Dolby Theatre is adjacent to TCL.
The Pacific Park at the Santa Monica Pier with the solar panelled Ferris Wheel that can be seen from a distance is one iconic image of California. This amusement park has been used as location for television shows and Hollywood movies like Mighty Joe Young, Not Another Teen Movie, Cellular, Hannah Montana: The Movie, among others.
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