Heading to Universal Studios Hollywood this winter? Lucky you! You’ll love all the festive activities and entertainment on offer at the Park, including the return of some fan favourites.
Create magical Christmas memories when you’re surrounded by movie magic this winter. Let’s have a look at what you can expect when visiting Universal Studios Hollywood from November 28 - December 29 this year.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter
Experience the magic of Hogwarts Castle, with a spectacular display of dazzling lights and music, set against this majestic backdrop. The choir of Hogwarts students have assembled for all the holiday season fun, joined by the unique rumbling sounds of their giant throaty frogs.
Of course, the Park will be decked out in all things festive, and Hogsmeade will be transformed into a Christmas wonderland, with decor, lights, garlands and wreaths. Perfect for all those Instagram snaps!
Enjoy the return of the Hot Butterbeer too, just one of the many holiday menu items at the Three Broomsticks. Or how about tucking into a Holiday Dinner, as warm-up to the big main event?
Grinchmas
Grinchmas is back, as well as your chance to snap a photo with The Grinch and Max, plus loads more of your favourite Who-ville neighbours. You’ll also get to see the spectacular lighting of the brand new Grinchmas tree!
CityWalk Holidays
CityWalk is where all your holiday entertainment and action is, at Universal Studios Hollywood this festive season.
Check out the huge Christmas tree, which is adorned with pulsing LEDs that dance along with the music and lights at the 5 Towers Stage. How about a spot of Christmas shopping, for you or a loved one?
You’ll also be able to see where movies are made, including all of this year’s top holiday blockbusters, at Universal Cinema. Finally, tuck into dishes at over 30 places to eat, including the newest addition to Universal CityWalk, Antojitos Cocina Mexicana.
All this festive fun is included with your regular admission to Universal Studios Hollywood, so there really is no excuse not to enjoy all that the park has to offer.
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