While I'm doing Texas Disneyland Resort, I'd like to talk about the Universal Isle Studios' layout; clockwise; again.
Starting off with the entrance is Hollywood, which will be more like Universal Singapore's Hollywood but with a little more.

Next we have Production Square; covering both east and west of the southern part of Universal Isle Studios and north of Hollywood. This is also a great place to catch the nighttime spectacular on the lake.
A little northwest is Hogsmeade Village, a clone of IOA but better than what IOA or USJ/ USH has, and will connect with London using the Hogwarts Express.
North will be a new land unlike what Universal has ever done before; Monsterwoods. Monsterwoods is about Universal's most recognizable movie monsters like The Wolfma, The Creature of The Black Lagoon, and Van Helsing.
Continuing eastward is Shrek's Swamplands and Far Far Away where you can find the lovable green ogre.
On the northeast corner of the park is London, which houses Diagon Alley and the Ministry Of Magic, as well as "muggle" London itself. The quickest way to get to Hogsmeade Village is by Hogwarts Express at King's Cross station, Platform 9 3/4.
South of London and over a stone bridge, is The City Of Lights; Paris.
Walking further south back to Production Square is the Sci-Fi Springs, based on Sci-Fi city from USS.
Blending in with Sci-Fi Springs is New York City, a much better themed New York City compared to USO's NYC.
After editing through Chinatown, NYC, we come into the Valley Of Peace, where you can train with the panda master of Kung Fu, Po.
Over another bridge, we come to Seussville; the Fantasyland of Universal Isle resort.
Nearing Production Square, we come across the Suburbs, where you can ride with the famous yellow skinned family; The Simpsons, or play with Gru and his Minions.
And that's all for Universal Isle Studios' layout. If you have any suggestions, feel free to do so.
Next time, we'll go into the home of Universal Studios, Hollywood.