Good thing the tram roof is built to support that kind of weight.Ĭar 2, Right Side - if you want to see Kong’s epic entranceĬar 4, Left Side - if you want to see what happens to Car 5 War of the Worlds Actually, he’s on all sides, throwing punches (watch out for dinosaur saliva) and catching tram cars. As you make your way through Skull Island, the tram is suddenly surrounded by hungry dinosaurs and giant insects. The ﬁrst of its kind on the Studio Tour, this attraction was created under the direction of “King Kong” director Peter Jackson. A rainstorm starts out of nowhere and before you know it, 10,000 gallons of water are rushing toward you, blasting through windows, knocking over signs, when suddenly… *WHOOSH* It stops just short of washing away the entire tram. You may recognize it from films like “Big Fat Liar” and “Fletch Lives”, but seeing it in person is truly something else. The flash flood on our Old Mexico set was added to our backlot tour back in 1968. And while it’s safe to say there are no bad seats on the Studio Tour, there are definitely some preferred seats, depending on what you’re most excited to see. This legit journey through the actual sets of some of your favorite movies and television shows is mixed with exhilarating attractions and entertaining insights, making it an educational thrill ride unlike anything you can experience anywhere else. No trip to Universal Studios Hollywood is complete without experiencing our signature attraction, The World-Famous Studio Tour.

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