I'm in my late 20s and I still LOVE amusement parks. So, we had to stop at Universal Studios Hollywood when we visited LA.
We started at the The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, since for me it was the most interesting section at the park. The first ride was the Flight of the Hippogriff, which was a type of a American roller coaster, it wasn't something extraordinary, yet it was a fun start to our day. The second ride was Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, which was by far the best ride at the park. To go on the ride, we had to make your way through Hogwarts castle, which looked exactly like in the movie, and it even had the living portrait, which was fun to watch while we waited to go on the ride. I don't know even how to start describing the ride, but it was fantastic, as the 3D effects made it very realistic.
Our next stop was the Studio Tour which gave us a sneak peak to behind the scenes of some of the most famous movies, like The Grinch Jaws, Fast & Furious, Jurassic park and many more.
After we the 60 minutes tour we headed to Springfield for the Crash Through Krustyland ride, which surprisingly made my head spinning around.
The Jurassic park, Transformers and the Mommy ride where right nest to each other, and each ride was extremely fun with lots of special effects, that made the entire experience even better. After those ride we had to rest for few minutes and enjoy some ice cream.
After we were dome with the extreme rides it was time for the more relaxed and cute attractions in the park, like The Kung Fu Panda and the Minion.
On our way to the Water World we stopped at the Walking Dead attraction, which is a sort of hunted hospital. It was very amusing, especially since the person in front of me got scared very easily, lol.
Last but not least, was the water world show. We weren't aware to the show scheduled, but luckily we managed to come on time for the last show of the day. It was sort of an action movie scene with many stuns that was preformed in front of us, which made it the most impressive attraction in the park.
I personally, really enjoyed at the Universal Studios, so if you have the chance to visit there, don't miss it.
