is universal studios Hollywood city walk free?

Posted by admin on March 31st, 2010 and filed under city walk studios | 7 Comments »

is it free to get into? or do you need a universal studios hollywood pass/ticket?

It’s completely free to walk but full of shops and restaurants so you will be tempted to spend some money. It’s really fun though even if you’re not going inside the park. Give it a go and have fun!!

Opportunity of a lifetime?

Posted by admin on March 10th, 2010 and filed under city walk studios | 1 Comment »

So I go to this Modeling/Acting/Talent Management academy thingy. (It’s not a scam!)
And there’s this fieldtrip to Hollywood where we get to meet top agents and go to auditions and all these cool stuff ; But I feel like it’s nothing. Is this really an opportunity of a lifetime? Here’s the info I got from the site of the academy:

______ will personally host your trip and be your tour giude! Kevin Green of Rollover Hollywood (a casting service) will be your co-host.
"Send-Off Night"- Thursday March 25th, 2010 @ 7pm at ____ Academy
Hospitality Welcome @ 8:00pm Wednesday March 31st, 2010 at the Hotel in LA
Two Nights stay at the Hollywood Celebrity Hotel (Double Occupancy: King, 2 Queens, or Suites available for additional fee
Transportation to and from agencies and auditions
A panel of 5 agents and casting directors will personally interview and/or audition you, talk about your career goals, portfolio, resume, etc. This includes the castin agency of Michael Jackson’s "This Is It", and the TV hit series "Glee"!
Tour of Telemundo TV Broadcasting Studios!
Tour of an L.A. agency and personal career seminar by Carol Lynn Sher, Agent. Cunningham-Escott-Slevin-Deoherty (aka CESD) will be the agency visited. This is the agency for Miley Cyrus, Jonathan Lipinski, James Garner, Mae Whitmen… and zillions of clients such as Disney, Pacific Sunwear, California Cheese, Olympus, Mattel and Sony!
Tour of K.S.R. top L.A. agency and personal career presentations by agents Jody Alexander and Bonnie Ventis. Auditions conducted in agency’s voice-over booth and there will be personal coaching by the agent!
Optional tours of the Hollywood Museum, Beverly Hills, Universal Studios and its City Walk, NBC studios (or similar studio), and a visit to the set of a live TV show filming!
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So that’s all the info. Should I go? The trip is pretty pricey but nothing I can’t handle.

Definitely not. Why would you waste your money? They get kickbacks and you won’t get cast. They don’t pick you up that way. Pay to go meet folks, so ridiculous. Taking advantage of starry eyes.

Its just name dropping bull… Go visit a live set, go tour an agency. Such a fake scam..

how is this itinerary for 10 days in SoCal?

Posted by admin on February 16th, 2010 and filed under city walk studios | 3 Comments »

how does this itinerary look for 10 days in SoCal? my gf and I are 30 and want to see as much as we can while we are there. we are considering skipping Disneyland. We are going LA just for Magic Mountain and not sure what we should do for the other days. most of these ideas came from this place Y.A. and just need help with any rearranging. feel free to cut and paste what I have. you can delete what is there and replace it with something cooler or let me know if too much is packed into one day. also if something should be done on a weekday vs. a weekend feel free to switch things around.

Wednesday – check in Santa Monica Holiday Inn
Thursday – Magic Mountain
Friday – day trip to Santa Barbara
Saturday – Getty Center, Santa Monica, and Venice Beach
Sunday – Griffith Observatory, Griffith Park
Monday – Farmer’s Market and Hollywood & Highland
Tuesday – Univ Studios and City Walk
—check out of Santa Barbara and staying somewhere in San Diego—
Wednesday – Old Town
Thursday – San Diego Zoo
Friday – Balboa Park
Saturday – Coronado, LaJolla, and kayak the LaJolla caves
Sunday – check out of some cheap San Diego hotel, drive back to LAX and fly home

works for me… need to block some time in though,to catch all the celebs at their favorite watering holes, unless that sort of thing doesn’t appeal to you.

Does anyone remember this eatery at Universal Studios City Walk Hollywood? 5 stars whoever knows?

Posted by admin on February 14th, 2010 and filed under city walk studios | 1 Comment »

It was sort if like a waffle place? They sold waffles and fries and little dough nuts? Does anyone remember this? Cinnabon took over the establishment.

If you are talking about one that recently opened, it is Sparky’s.. Actually Sparkys has been there for years but they just added the mini-donut shop inside it. It is located just off the fountain court. z

Do you have to purchase a ticket to Universal Studios to see Mardi Gras? (Florida)?

Posted by admin on January 31st, 2010 and filed under city walk studios | 2 Comments »

I just want to party at Mardi Gras in Orlando’s Universal Studios. Do they do this event inside the Universal Studios park, (where I would have to buy an admission ticket), or is it done in City Walk?

Last time I was there, the major events were inside the park. So you would need a ticket.

Is universal walk in walking distance from universal studios?

Posted by admin on January 15th, 2010 and filed under city walk studios | 2 Comments »

I am assuming it is, but want to double check. And which is your favorite restaurant? I think we are either going to nba city or bubba gump shrimp. Thanks (we are going in June so I know we need to make reservations).
yes I do mean the city walk didn’t know you had to walk thru it to get in the park I have never been there before.

Yes, City Walk is within walking distance. In fact if you park in the parking deck for Universal Orlando, you will walk through CW on your way to the 2 parks.

Magarittavile is our favorite restaurant in CW. Latin Quarter we really enjoy ordering from the quick service window and sitting outside.

Does anybody know of a good Los Angeles City tour

Posted by admin on November 20th, 2009 and filed under city walk studios | 3 Comments »

I am going to Los Angeles in January and want to take an organised tour as i will not have a car. Does anybody know of any good ones? I have been three times before, but my boyfriend has never been so we want to see all the touristy stuff: Hollywood sign, Universal studios, Chinese theatre, walk of fame, hollywood bowl.
Thanks

I know there are good tours out in Los Angeles cause i took one when i went there. Just go to the hotel desk where you are staying at and im sure they will have some that you could choose from. The one that i took was good, we went through hollywood and saw some famous peoples houses. We also went to Rodeo Drive and Downtown LA. Our tour let us get off the bus and walk around for lik 30 minutes at each stop so that was pretty cool. Make sure you pick a tour bus that lets you get off so you can really see the sights of LA. Have fun.

Is Studio City safe during the Day?

Posted by admin on November 16th, 2009 and filed under city walk studios | 6 Comments »

If I was to walk from Ralphs, near Universal City to the main stores in Studio City on Ventura Boulevard, the Gap, Urban Outfitters, etc.

Is it an okay area?

It’s fine. I’d let my teen walk it. Just watch for cars when you’re crossing streets. = )

Have fun!

Pinz bowling center in Studio city ???

Posted by admin on November 13th, 2009 and filed under city walk studios | 2 Comments »

Can anyone tell me how much the food costs at Pinz bowling center in studio city, ca?? and also how do i pay for lanes …..should i reserve before going or am i fine walking in and getting a lane ?

It’s one of the nicest bowling alleys I have been to. The lane with shoes on a weekday is only like ten bucks, and the drinks are moderately priced. On weekdns they are really busy but don’t take reservations, so you’d have to wait, usually anywhere from 20 minutes to 2 hours.

Universal Studios in june?

Posted by admin on November 10th, 2009 and filed under city walk studios | 4 Comments »

where going in the middle of june around the 14, how crowded is it at this time, also what are some of the good rides and how old do you have to be to go to city walk

I’ll warn you now, it is very hot around that time of year and very crowded since people go on vacation during the summer alot. But, if you stay in at the Royal Pacific hotel, the Portofino hotel, or the Hard Rock hotel, you can automatically bypass the huge lines for rides with your room key

If you look roller coasters alot you should go on:
Dueling Dragons
The Incredible Hulk
Revenge Of The Mummy
Doctor Doom’s Fearfall
Hollywood rip Ride Rockit should be coming out soon

If you like regular rides:
Shrek 4-D
The simpsons Ride
Jaws
Disaster
Men In Black
The Jimmy Nuetron ride
E.T. (Only for if you have kids or like really slow nice rides)
Terminator 3-D
The amazing adventures of spider man
Jurassic Park river adventure

Here’s the link to tell you alot about Citywalk:

http://www.universalorlando.com/citywalk.html