Universal studios Hollywood

[Kkb0517]

Any recommendations on what order to do attractions? Thanks!

 

[dragonflycurls]

Depends on when you are going and if you will have front of line. I would hit Wizarding World at park opening for lower lines. Then I would head down to the lower lot, ride the Mummy, Transformers, and Jurassic, then head to Simpsons and Studio tour, then Minions.

 

[dtnrhi]

Depends on when you are going and if you will have front of line. I would hit Wizarding World at park opening for lower lines. Then I would head down to the lower lot, ride the Mummy, Transformers, and Jurassic, then head to Simpsons and Studio tour, then Minions.

I'd do it a bit differently. Harry Potter is messing with crowd dynamics, and I'm not sure that this is the way to do it anymore.

We were there on Valentine's Day/Presidents Day weekend. We headed straight to Harry Potter, did Forbidden Journey, Hippogriff, and then Forbidden Journey again. We went to Olivander's, checked out the other shops, etc. We spent a total of about an hour there. After, we went to the Tram tour, and hopped right on. The waits on the lower lot were 5-15 minutes when we got on the tram tour. When the tram tour was complete, it was a 75-minute wait for the tram tour. We went down to the lower lot and waited 10 minutes for mummy, and transformers was a 25-minute wait when we got off (Jurassic Park was closed).

We were among the first dozen people in the park, so it helped out. If crowds follow the same pattern they have been, I'd do the upper lot first (without minions..) and then head down. It seems the crowds are flowing counter-clockwise like we did, but since they are arriving a bit later or having to wait in line, being there within the first few people at opening helps a ton. You lead the crowds for the day.

 

[Kkb0517]

So it sounds like now maybe it makes more sense to do Harry Potter stuff, Simpsons, Studio tour, then go to the lower lot? Does that sound right? Thanks