Springfield U.S.A — Local services in West Hollywood

I am huge fan of the Simpsons. So as a first time visitor to Universal, I thought this area of the park was cute.

Remember to look up and about to see the little details such as Sideshow Bob escaping from the penitentiary, and Nelson fishing from the second floor police station window. Peer into the first floor window of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant… go ahead and press the red button if you dare!

Great selfie taking spots: Springfield road sign. Statue of Chief Wiggum and his police car in front of Lard Lad donuts. Statue on d Millhouse sitting on the bench outside of the Kwik- E-Mart. Statues of Officers Lou and Eddie in front of the police station. They have character meet n greets. Krusty the Clown was around when I was there.

Not sure about the food at the eateries. But even if you do not eat at any of them, do yourself a favor and stop in to check out the design details. They have Luigi’s, Moe’s Tavern, Krusty Burger, Cletus’ Chicken Shack, Bumbleman Taco Truck, Duff Brewery, Lard Lad Donuts, and Phineas Q. Butterfat’s ice cream parlor. The food is carnival midway quality.

The only ride in this area is the Simpsons Ride. It is a great concept, it is just sorely in need of updating with the...

So much like my dreams, it's scary. As a huge (to the point of being unhealthy) Simpson fan, I was so excited to see this rendition of Springfield. Suffice it to say, I was not disappointed in the least. Every detail was on point; even the Duff beer and Krusty burgers, which could've gotten away with mediocrity based on the nostalgia, were actually pretty damn solid. Flaming Moes were a nice touch, and having Simpsons clips playing everywhere you went made it feel even more pleasant. Oh, the Lard Lad donuts are bangin too. I'm rambling at this point, but any Simpsons fan should check this place out - the admittedly steep Universal entry fee is worth it...

The effort that is put into this world is incredible. You dead feel like you have been teleported to the world of the Simpson's. All the staff are so in character, and the buildings are on point with the show. Food is a bit pricey, but it is a theme park but in no way did it detract from the experience. We came on a somewhat quiet day so the wait was relatively short, this helped our overall universal...