Universal Studios Shuttle Bus — Attraction in West Hollywood

I went to U fly and it was AMAZING I couldn’t even get a chance to think what I signed up for but I did it anyway and my instructor was the nicest guy in the whole room his name is samnel he is kinda a red head type of guy with glasses and about 6 feet tall he was really nice when we went into the room where you watch a video about how to fly safe he even said that I was Going to be a great flyer he even asked when I put my equipment on if it was all comfortable and stable he told me to tie my shoelaces tight because the air was going to be strong when I went inside the air tunnel at first it is hard pressure that makes you itch but I can’t move or else Something might go wrong so I kept my body position and he took me up to the highest point of the tunnel and it was the best experience ever and after he even asked me if he wanted me to see any tricks and who wouldn’t say no so after my experience he gave me a certificate to represent my flight and he gave all checks because I was one of the best students in I fly and the other kids would normally get two checks

That was my experience special thanks to samnel to helping me...

What a great way to avoid Universal parking fees. Last I checked it was $28 for the day and only $10 after 5pm daily.At the bottom of the hill on Lankershim is the Metro Red Line subway station. As a tourist or a local you can come to Universal on the subway then conviently walk across the bridge to the Universal Shuttle. If you choose to drive to Universal park your car in a local park n ride parking lot or residential neighborhood and walk over to meet the Tram. It runs every 15 minutes. Pro tip: when parking in the residential neighborhoods do not park on streets that require a permit. You can also park at the Metro Red Line parking lot but it fills up fast since it's a main hub...

One of the highlights of visiting the park in my eyes!!! Especially if you get a good guide that's leading the tour and is well experienced and likes what he/she does and can teach you so.e pretty cool facts about the park or things you may come across during the tour itself. A must see for anyone going to Universal Studios and of course a huge part of the parks history. I would definitely recommend taking the tour at night during the Halloween season because you "break down" o. The tram and are forced to walk the rest of the tour on foot while going through jump scares as you make your way back through the park in the theme of the horror...