As some of us may or may not know, USH (Universal Studios Hollywood) is going through some major construction right now. Potter is making its way here to California, as well as Despicable Me (it's almost finished, actually) and we suppose the Simpson expansion as well. Both Cantina and Doc's closed at the beginning of the month and the Simpsons ride is behind walls, which is why some of us believe the expansion is on its way.The tour is also getting new things; exactly what is unknown. USH is also building one, or two new hotels and City Walk is said to be getting new additions. It's called the Evolution Plan.
http://nbcuniversalevolution.com/plan/
My question is, and I understand the majority of people here won't be able to answer this question... I guess it's more of a local question, but how do you think USH's plans will affect the DLR, if they affect it at all? Unlike Florida, Disneyland and and Universal are in two different counties and cities, although the two aren't very far away from each other. Like the Anaheim parks, Universal Studios Hollywood is pretty much a locals park. There are plenty of annual passholders and lots of people know their way around the park. USH and the DLR have a few things in common.
So far, Disney hasn't announced any new attractions for neither Disneyland and California Adventure. I think it's possible Universal could steal some of Disneyland's customers, though a lot of people visit both. Based on things I've read here, it seems like the logistics are different in Florida. I could be wrong. I'm anxious to see what the future looks like for USH, as I really love that park. We'll have to wait and see.
For those interested in attraction updates:
RIP, Cantina and Doc's:
Despicable Me update:
The sign for Miss Hattie's Home for Girls has been put up:
Gru's vehicle has been added:
Nighttime:
Super Silly Funland peek:
Potter is all dirt and cranes, so I won't post photos of that haha. The Studio Tour lost the Fast and the Furious and the Mummy Tunnel segments (THANK GOD). TF&tF section has its doors closed and the area where the tunnel was is all dirt. No word yet on what those are going to be in the future.
http://insideuniversal.net/2014/01/despicable-me-simpsons-plaza-update/
http://nbcuniversalevolution.com/plan/
My question is, and I understand the majority of people here won't be able to answer this question... I guess it's more of a local question, but how do you think USH's plans will affect the DLR, if they affect it at all? Unlike Florida, Disneyland and and Universal are in two different counties and cities, although the two aren't very far away from each other. Like the Anaheim parks, Universal Studios Hollywood is pretty much a locals park. There are plenty of annual passholders and lots of people know their way around the park. USH and the DLR have a few things in common.
So far, Disney hasn't announced any new attractions for neither Disneyland and California Adventure. I think it's possible Universal could steal some of Disneyland's customers, though a lot of people visit both. Based on things I've read here, it seems like the logistics are different in Florida. I could be wrong. I'm anxious to see what the future looks like for USH, as I really love that park. We'll have to wait and see.
For those interested in attraction updates:
RIP, Cantina and Doc's:
Despicable Me update:
The sign for Miss Hattie's Home for Girls has been put up:
Gru's vehicle has been added:
Nighttime:
Super Silly Funland peek:
Potter is all dirt and cranes, so I won't post photos of that haha. The Studio Tour lost the Fast and the Furious and the Mummy Tunnel segments (THANK GOD). TF&tF section has its doors closed and the area where the tunnel was is all dirt. No word yet on what those are going to be in the future.
http://insideuniversal.net/2014/01/despicable-me-simpsons-plaza-update/