Visually, superior to Downtown Disney. Selection of shops and eateries, I cannot say the same. I've gone to Disney more, so apologies for the constant comparison. Parking varies if on if you have a pass, if you're just going to the theme park, and if you're going to do validation only for City Walk. Though, it's pretty cool that it's reduced after 5 PM (technically you can do this for Disney, and , but it's after 7-ish instead). The scale of everything and the neon lights, and photo ops are much more impressive. Great to look at, at night and this was the location of my senior prom. Wish I had the intellect to just wander around City Walk instead of being forced to be in one of their event buildings only with some of the most cringe people I've met in my life. But I digress. Dining options are tad more limited with more desserts and quick service, standard fast food chains (probably the craziest Raising Cane's I've ever seen), and a couple of sit down restaurants. Neat that they have a Pink's since it's so closely tied to Hollywood history. For shopping, they do have a bunch of businesses that you can find at your local mall like Lids, Hot Topic, Shoe Palace (lol), Tilly's and much more. I think for the must stops and unique shops, it'd be the Sanrio and Hello Kitty Cafe, that chocolate emporium place (insane name), the Line Friends shop, and of course the shop that sells all the merch from Universal Studios. Due to the distance and the cost, it's not a place I'd go out of my way for, but if you're already at Universal or it's after 5 PM, it's worth it as a tourist and to explore. read more

This is an amazing place to visit, sightsee, shop, and eat lunch or dinner. It reminds me a lot of downtown Disney. Make sure to check out parking before you go. A good plan is to use the Jurassic parking area (valet parking). You can get your ticketed validated at any of the main restaurants for 3.5 hours and the price is only $15.00. The most striking thing we noticed was the actual beauty of the architecture of each store. Even raising canes was amazing. Each store like Bubba Gumps and Margaritaville are really decorated nicely. We ate at Margaritaville and they have excellent food. Antijitos Mexican restaurant has some of the nicest decor i have ever seen. We plan to eat there next time. So many other shops to explore like It's Sugar and the gigantic chocolate emporium. I highly recommend making an outting here even for just some exercise or to come for lunch at one of these unique restaurants. read more

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City walk is a fun way to extend your theme park day. It can also be a fun destination in itself! There are shops, restaurants, and entertainment like the AMC theater. Parking is $40 so that's a pain but you can watch an AMC movie then pay $5 for parking. Most of the sit down restaurants and just meh. But I've heard VIVo is great so I'll have to try. They do have a Raising Canes, so there's always that. read more

Lots of restaurants to choose from but the options are mostly fast food chains. If they had a Din Tai Fung, that would be absolutely amazing. Parking can be expensive, but if you're watching a movie then parking is only $5. Parking is $10 after 5pm. read more

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This is specifically for one of Universal's employees John who a few weeks ago went out of his way to help me and my friend find the Uber pick up area in Jurassic Parking. We were walking down the hill and incredibly lost and not only did he help us find what we were looking for but he offered to do it without us asking and walked with us the whole way and made sure we didn't need any other assistance. John is an absolute GEM and he needs a promotion and pay raise. read more

Location 4 stars: The Universal City Walk is located in Universal City, California. It is part of the Universal Studios entertainment and shopping complex that includes the amusement park, restaurants, shops and a movie theater. You will need to use one of their parking structures. You can enter the Universal Studios complex via Lankershim or Cahuenga Boulevards. At the time of my visit the fee was a prepaid $10 a day for standard self parking. They also offer "VIP?" self parking and valet parking but I have not tried them. No street parking. You can also do remote parking at the Metro Universal City/Studio City station lot for less, located across the street with a free shuttle or pedestrian bridge to City Walk. Food 4 stars: Nice variety of mainstream restaurants including Toothsome Chocolate Emporium, Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville, Wasabi Japanese Restaurant and Sushi, Bubba gump, Antojitos Mexican Restaurant, Raising Cane's, Slice House by Tony Gemignani, NBC Sports Grill & Brew, Buca di Beppo, Cinnabon, Voodoo Donuts, Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream, Starbucks, Jamba Juice and Hello Kitty and Friends Cafe. Insomnia Cookies coming soon! There is also a Food Court. Stores 4 stars: Huge assortment, but mostly for tourists and visitors: It's sugar, Universal Studios Store, Line Friends Square, Sanrio Smile Shop, NBA Store, Production Central, Billabong, Abercrombie and Fitch, Sephora, Celebrity Authentics, Dodgers Clubhouse, Hot Topic, Karma and Luck, Lids, Locker Room, Nectar Life, Things From Another World, and Tilly's. Movie Theater 4 stars: The Universal Cinema AMC is a modern theater featuring comfortable, leather power-reclining seats in all 18 auditoriums. The Bottom Line 4 stars: A great place to hang out, relax a little, shop a little, and have some good food and drinks. read more

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We came here on a shuttle bus from our hotel. It was a quick ride. CityWalk has a variety of restaurants. I am familiar with most and have eaten at most of those. Not too many were appealing to me anyhow. They have Pink's Hot Dogs which I love but then they had KFC and Buca di Beppo!? Just doesn't seem to flow in my opinion. To each their own. I browsed through some stores and I did not buy anything. Everything just felt blah. I am more used to the Citywalk in Orlando which is a lot bigger and has more variety of everything. Universal Citywalk in Hollywood is nice to stroll. I don't think I would come back next time I am in Los Angeles. There are too many other great places to go. read more

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I love Universal City Walk! It's a fun area with it's own vibrant & Vegas-esque food court. Universal as a company drives me absolutely mad, but this shopping, eating & entertainment district is well put together. I'm here all the time for the AMC movie theater. It's annoying because the parking lot can be a nightmare sometimes, especially during Halloween Horror Nights. Also, they used to just let you show your ticket for $5 parking when entering. Now they have this convoluted system where you pay $20, then AFTER your movie you have to stop at the box office to get $15 back. I understand they need to prevent people playing their system, but this is most definitely not the way. Actually, I haven't been back to City Walk since they started this practice 6 weeks ago and we had to go through it on two separate visits. It was a disorganized nightmare so I hope they fix that bit. But anyways, I used to always come here for movies and eats, plus some park time. Aside from the movie theater, the shops are mostly all Universal themed like a cute Sanrio shop and another Super Mario one. However they do have some others like the NBA Store (a media partner of Universal), a LINE Friends Store, a Dodgers shop, socks shop, Hot Topic, Sephora, Shoe Palace, Lids, movie collectibles and comic book stores, there are a lot of fun shops. Foodwise, a lot of nice sit down restaurants like Antojitos Cocina Mexicana, Toothsome, Margaritaville, NBC Sports Grill & Brew, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Wasabi, and Buca di Beppo. Slice House by Tony Gemignani is one of the newer options for quick dinner eats. The food court is also a full of quick dinner options with a Panda Express, Taco Bell, KFC, Pizza Hut, Pink's Hot Dogs (very minimal options compared to the main location but still a LA classic), a poke spot, Firehouse Subs and the Habit Burger Grill. Snack options like VooDoo Donuts, Cinnabon, Wetzel's Pretzels, Ben & Jerry's, Starbucks, Menchie's, and Hello Kitty Cafe offer bits and bites to satiate the more indulgent side of food. There are 3 new food spots opening next year in 2026 that I am *SO* looking forward to: Insomnia Cookies, Raising Cane's and Mr. BBQ ~ a Korean BBQ! YAS! Some Pro-Tips: ~Wednesdays - coffee & donut for just $4 at VooDoo Donuts! ~Happy Hours Exist! @ Margaritaville, NBC Sports Grill & Brew, Toothsome and VIVO Italian Kitchen. They vary in time & offerings so check those locations specifically for their deals. read more

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I like this Place Because of all of the Sonic & Sanrio Merch that you can get, also including Drinks & Candy as well read more

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Can you tell by my pictures what one of my favorite movies was? So we actually got tickets to see a movie at the theater inside so I convinced my friend to go early so we can walk around. By sheer luck, we entered the Jurassic Parking Garage. So i took a lot of pictures with the Jurassic Park murals. The City Walk itself is fun. Lots of lights and cool decor. read more

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Came here to see Dani Bowman hosted the Autism Rocks Concert. What a fun and enjoyable events! Got to meet Dani Bowman, Sandy, and Patrick. After the concert, we walked around the City Walk. There were many restaurants and shops. An amazing place to hang out and enjoy the many stores and food selection. There's even a movie theater. Highly recommend this place. read more

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Yes Sir! Real natives have visited and most likely, will return. I'm just doing my part. Over the years a few things have changed but, it's still a nice vibe. Many opinions and attractions to keep all types of people satisfied. Enjoy yourself read more

I love CityWalk! Such an amazing space with so many different things to do. I visit pretty frequently and, as a Valley native, have been going for years but I still find new things to do every time I go. They have a varied selection of retail and dining locations and a couple of leisure activities like AMC Theatres and Escapology. It can get a little pricey as it is part of Universal Studios, but it still can be fun to walk around and window shop without having to spend any money! Parking costs vary depending on the time and day you are visiting. My favorites places within City Walk are Menchie's, the Sanrio shop, and the movies. I'm looking forward to the opening of the KBBQ spot and Insomnia Cookies and I'm so glad City Walk continues to be a lively and fun place to visit! read more

Wow! I love Universal City Walk now...because (can't believe I haven't written a review on this place)!! They have Sanrio Smile Shop and Hello Kitty Cafe City Walk for Hello Kitty fans!! I personally only participated (shop) at the store. I'm looking forward to the Mr. Bbq Korean Bbq restaurant to open up soon!! And of course they have the AMC theater here, so when you finished watching the movie, there are restaurants you can eat at. Other stores I like here is Take 2, there they sell Universal Studios items (Harry Potter, Mario. HHN etc..) merch at 70% off!! If you are AP holder (forgot if it's for all tiers or for Gold & Platinum...you get additional 15% off). Depending where you go, service is different of course. If you love Raising Cane, they are here now too. I also love how they have restrooms availability at the garage areas and also at City Walk. OH...there is Starbucks here too. Prices varies depending on businesses you are visiting. I do enjoy it here now. If you don't have certain AP, regular parking is $40. read more

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Something about my visit this day just does not seem like what Universal City Walk used to be for me. It'll be difficult to find a good reason to come back. read more

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Universal City Walk is an upscale honky tonk minus the honk or the tonk. Designed as a last minute souvenir and chain restaurant shopping corridor that leads into and out of theUniversal Studios theme park. We found it a nice place to grab a quick snack and some beverages after a long day hoofing it at the park and if you feel compelled to drop two Benjamins on a Shohei Ohtani jersey there's the Dodgers store -- and don't forget LeBron at the NBA outpost. I couldn't imagine coming to the studio just for City Walk as parking is quite outrageous but as a punctuation mark to an overall visit it's quite nice. Four solid stars. read more

If you are looking for a variety of restaurants & shops all in one location then I highly recommend hitting this spot! Universal City Walk is perfect for families to just stroll around, see a movie, eat or hang by the "shooting water" area:) You may get soaked so pack a towel! If you are looking for more of an adult experience then stop by 1 of the many restaurant bars here for Happy Hour. They have some great deals! You can also decide to come here after your day @Universal Studios Hollywood. All up to you! Either way, you will have a great time! *And if you are a "Hello Kitty" groupie like me, you can visit the Hello Kitty & Friends Cafe! *It can get crowded during holidays/weekends Parking Info: *check out these reduced parking options: $10 General Parking after 5pm for all guests. $5 General Parking** with purchase of a movie ticket to Universal Cinema. $10 Valet Parking for the first 2.5 hours with validation from a CityWalk full-service restaurant. *Not valid during Halloween Horror Nights. read more

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Cool place to walk around and do some shopping and dining. Universal CityWalk Hollywood is a retail district that is an expansion of Universal Studios. There are around 30 stores, 30 eateries and a movie theater featuring IMAX. It has a cool water fountain in the center that is worth checking out. The CityWalk's central plaza is topped by a large dome that was constructed by the same people who constructed Biosphere 2. You don't need an admission ticket to Universal Studios to visit CityWalk. Some places here will validate your parking ticket. TV show Access Hollywood does some filming around here. I remember seeing Mario Lopez do a taping here back when he did the show. Most of the shops and restaurants are places that you would find at any mall. Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville and Bubba Gump Shrimp Company are themed restaurants that have been here for some time. I used to like going to Karl Strauss Brewery back when they were still here, but it looks like they closed. Universal CityWalk is a fun place to walk around and enjoy some dining and shopping after a day at the theme park. Especially at night when all of the neon lights are on. read more

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Universal City Walk is a dynamic entertainment, dining and retail promenade that reflects the area's rich cultural diversity. The iconic open-air leisure and nightlife complex offers 30 eateries, 30+ shops, a 19-screen Universal Cinema featuring IMAX and plush recliners, and attractions like iFLY Hollywood indoor skydiving and the 5 Towers live stage. Universal City Walk is ideal for a fun night out or extending a theme park visit - with food, shopping, and entertainment all in one place! Every year, millions of tourists visit Universal City Walk for one-of-a-kind shopping, dining and entertainment experience. read more

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Lots of shops & eateries. Simple layout and easy to move from store to store. Dodger Clubhouse, Nike, Voodoo Donuts, Jamba Juice, Bubba Gump Shrimp to name a few. Overall selection of shops here was excellent. My biggest complaint was the exorbitant parking costs. $35 for a shopping trip - don't be surprised read more

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Day or night, Universal City Walk is a must-visit destination in Los Angeles. It's a great place to hang out with friends or family. Dining options, shops, and entertainment (including a movie theater) are all within walking distance from the parking garage which is fairly expensive. After dark, City Walk really comes alive with music and lights, and it is most crowded on weekend, holiday and summer nights. Friends live nearby in Studio City, and we go to City Walk together frequently. read more

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It has changed through the years but still worth a visit. Let's jump right into this review. Shopping to movies to food and drinks, you have options at Universal City Walk. Food - some, not all - Bench & Jerry's * ice cream Bubba Gump Shrimp & Co. *seafood Hello Kitty Cafe *drinks/sweets NBC Sports Grill & Brew *American Slice House *pizza Starbucks The Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen *American Entertainment - some, not all - 1. 5 Towers Stage 2. Escapology 3. Universal Studios * Theme park 4. Universal Cinemas * movies Shopping - some, not all - 1. Dodgers Clubhouse 2. Hot Topic 3. Karma & Luck 4. Lids 5. Nectar Life 6. Sephora 7. Shoe Palace Things to note - No entry fee. Kid-friendly. Small walking strip. Parking - $10 General Parking after 5pm $5 General Parking** with purchase of a movie ticket to Universal Cinema $10 Valet Parking for the first 2.5 hours with validation from a CityWalk full-service restaurant or the first 3.5 hours from select CityWalk entertainment venues Universal City Walk is a nice outing for a Saturday or Sunday #funday shopping and/or food expedition. Take in account distance (traffic), cost in parking, and small space to explore and entertainment options as you plan your visit. read more

Do not recommend. Overly expensive. Crowded. Hot. I would not ever go out of my way to go here again. The food is outrageously priced for what you get. $35 at Taco Bell for 2 cheesy bean and rice burritos and a Mexican pizza. Insane. I hated it. read more

We were walking around the mall area, looking at all the shops, attractions, and types of restaurants and bars. Lots of foot traffic for just the mall or people leaving universal studios. Definitely could be a place for some to go to most evenings. Parking fee is same as if youre going to universal studios or theres other means to park/commute there. read more

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I used to live coming here. There used to be more unique restaurants and shops. Now it is mostly Universal Shops that have all the same things in every single one. Also, the food selections are starting to become more fun, but I miss Hard Rock Cafe and Johnny Rockets. Now there is a lot of fried foods and fast foods that you can find anywhere. read more

City Walk is always such a fun vibe whether it's day or night! This is one of my favorite places to come to to see a new film, as their AMC has the largest IMAX screen of any AMC in LA! Before and/or after watching a film, I love to stroll and check out the shops, from picking up new makeup at Sephora to grabbing a coffee at Starbucks to indulging in a donut at Voodoo donuts! There's always so much to do here and the restaurants have an even more fun vibe in the evening, if you're looking for dinner and/or a drink. I love the giant screen that plays music videos day and night and adds a lovely ambiance. I also enjoy all of the film instillations based on what current film they are trying to promote! read more

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I like city walk, wouldn't visit often but great for families, casual dates, and activities. There's a decent variety of American chains and novelty stores. With a few Japanese pop ups. There's multiple restrooms/lockers for use on the strip and the amc here is pretty decent with reclining chairs. There's events hosted sometimes so check the website and social media for schedules. It can be high tourist traffic and prices are sparse however there's still locals that visit. I go during early to midday week with less traffic. Weekends are crowded. The service can be lackluster but there's still nice staff between the stressed ones. Great for families and dates. read more

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So lucky to live pretty close by to this place. My bf and I like to hang out here especially during Pokemon Go Community Day or other events because it's an easy walk and lots of people play/hang out here as well. Lots has changed since we've last visited. We were here shortly after the new Chocolate Emporium opened and replaced the Hard Rock Cafe. The comic shop is always a must to visit along with the Harry Potter store, Hot Topic, and occasionally whatever other pop up stores they have. The Chinese restaurant and Mini Monster Boba shop are both now closed which I thought were actually great spots here. We love the Mexican restaurant here and the popcornopolis is a fantastic spot. Overall it's a nice little shopping area and tour spot to take friends and family. They do pop up events in front of the main stage all the time which is great! They recently added Firehouse subs up in the food court which is the best add so far. Hoping they one day add Pokemon to the park and perhaps a little store in CityWalk! IG: @ammysalamii read more

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We enjoyed the colorful and lively atmosphere here this past weekend, live music, splash pad fountains with colored lighting, the great variety of shops and eateries like Margaritaville, and more. We had some yummy milkshakes from Toothsome Chocolate Emporium, purchased a Luffy hat from TFAW comic store, and bought a decorative mario kart gift item from the Super Nintendo World store. It's a nice experience to share with loved ones, even if designed to make you spend money. We didn't mind being tourists for the day. read more

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CityWalk is a nice place to keep busy - there are lots of things to do and check out! It is free to walk around, but you still need to pay for parking - which can be pricy! They have restaurants like Bucca di Beppo, VooDoo Doughnut and even Pink's Famous Hot Dogs. They have shops like Abercrombie and Fitch, Hot Topic, Sephora and even a brand new Sanrio store! They also have a massive movie theater as well! We visited recently and walked around wasting time before we could enter Universal Studios for their Halloween Horror Nights. We ate at Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen and checked out some of the shops - they used to have a Lush store here, but it has been replaced by Nectar Life I believe. IT'SUGAR is also a fun place to check out! I also really like that they have a Universal Studios Store to buy merchandise in CityWalk so you don't have to go into the park to buy items - they even have a Super Nintendo World Store as well! Can't really comment on the service since this is a shopping area, but everyone we encountered in the shops and stores was friendly - CityWalk is also kept very clean! read more

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I've already weighed in on Universal Studios, the amusement park. CityWalk, Hollywood is a different place altogether. It keeps the best of the overall Universal theme park concept and has few of the drawbacks. Los Angeles is a fragmented place. People tend to spend time in little niches and there are not as many places where a cross section of our population can come, feel relatively safe, immerse ourselves in an upbeat and almost party atmosphere, be entertained, fed and watered in a nice range of ways. CityWalk is one such place. Now, if you want to avoid the usurious parking fees (they start at $35!), then you can take the Metro red line and walk to CityWalk (it isn't easy -- there will be climbing -- but do-able). Once you are on the concourse, you can just amble around, sit, listen to the music, watch the videos on giant screens everywhere, people watch, sip a beverage, eat something (from snacks to full meals to just desserts and coffee, etc.), and frankly just relax and take a break from all the nerve wracking tensions that everyone is drowning in these days. You can truly get away from it all for whatever time you choose to spend here. The last time I was there, it was a hot day and I didn't get a chance to see it morph as evening and darkness fell. This time, I deliberately waited so I could witness the transformation. Twilight is a nice time to be at CityWalk. My pictures were taken around 5 pm, for reference and we waited to see the stars come out later. All of this can be done, almost for free. I will let my pictures paint the rest for you. I highly recommend this oasis. [For some reason, my photos are not showing up here. See them on my Yelp page.] read more

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Always a fun time stopping by City Walk, whether it's on the way to Universal Studios or just for a solo trip to one of the restaurants. It's been quite a few years since I've last been here, so it was fun to see what was new and what was still there. Bubba Gump and Voodoo Donuts are always classics but disappointed to see that Hard Rock and Howl at the Moon were gone. They also no longer sell butter beer outside the park. Came to see a premiere at AMC, my first time visiting this theatre. Was pleasantly surprised by how nice the theatre was and would not be opposed to returning again. With Hard Rock gone, there's now Toothsome Chocolate Emporium. Stopped by to try their milkshakes, and while $20 was a bit steep for a shake, it was decently good. Especially when you can take it to go and walk around City Walk. Parking has definitely got more expensive - $35 to park. Not sure if they still offer a discount after 4pm for cheaper parking at City Walk. Definitely some changes over the past few years. Still iconic but missing some of the big favorites. Would stop by for an event but wouldn't make a trip out of it unless it's your first visit. read more

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I love Citywalk. I appreciate that there is no fee to enter Citywalk, and there are so many restaurants and places to eat. There are tons of shops, a movie theater, indoor skydiving (which I got to see someone do), etc. There was an area under construction, and there were signs stating that escape rooms were being built. I think Citywalk alone is a nice way to spend a Saturday...if only the drive wasn't so long for us. read more

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$35 for parking There is nothing on City Walk worth $35 in parking. It's worth looking around if you plan to spend the day at Universal Studios Hollywood. But when one of their "Best Restaurants" is tourist trap Bubba Gump Shrimp, your time and money is best spent elsewhere. read more

If you're planning to visit Universal Studios, you'll be welcomed at Universal City Walk Hollywood. Even if you're not planning to visit Universal Studio, you can hang around and stroll at Universal City Walk. There's a parking structure but you have to pay a parking fee. The place is quite a walk and you'll be amazed with so many different vendors. There is a candy store, restaurant, movie theater, coffee shop, apparel, ice cream, popcorn, Dodgers store, Ben and Jerry's, Hello Kitty, etc. You can spend a day just walking around and enjoying the shops around Universal City Walk. There's a food court located on the second floor where you can have several options for a quick snack. Once you enjoyed the tour of Universal Studios, you have to unwind and relax at Universal City Walk read more

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Citywalk itself is not worth the cost of parking. However, there is a lot of fun stuff to do here for a few hours if you are also seeing a movie at the AMC, have discounted parking, or are able to walk there. In a lot of ways, this felt like a family friendly, clean version of Las Vegas. Overpriced food, neon, and candy stores! If you have tickets to the AMC at CityWalk, there is a $5 parking fee. This will come along with your tickets if you order them through the AMC app. Seeing a movie, checking out some stores, and having a meal at CityWalk took us an absolute maximum of 6 hours, with around three of those being in the theatre. There's a good selection of restaurants from fast casual to nicer sit down locations. Honestly, I don't think it'd be too much fun for kids, but if your kids can deal with being so close to the park and not going in, it might be a nice way to spend a few hours. read more

I had not been at the Universal CityWalk since my college years (95 to 00). From the moment we arrived, you could feel and hear the busy entertainment life. It was really cool today. We arrived here at 7:20 pm, just in time for dinner and a chillaxed stroll around memory lane. New restaurants, stores and cool dance vibes definitely filled the evening. Lots of people from all walks of life were here today having a good time. This is definitely still a good place to get away, especially during the summer days. The CityWalk now closes at 10 pm, so you need to plan accordingly. If you need more time to shop, chill, people watch and eat, then I advise you to arrive earlier. General parking is $10. Preferred parking... Uh.. no thanks, there is really no need. Night life at the CityWalk isn't much anymore, as back in my days, it was popping with clubs all around on the second floor. Today, there are none. AMC theaters is probably the only establishment which will have people after 11 pm. read more

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City walk is always a clean area to walk through. You can visit before visiting the park or seeing your favorite movie on the big screen. If you go to a movie you only pay $5 instead of $35 at the time of this post. There many selections of stores to window shop. There is even a Dodger Store you can get someMerch from The Championship team. There is so much merch to select. There are many restaurants to select through city walk. If you haven't been give this place a try it's all part of Hollywood. read more

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Finally I'm able to leave an Amazing review for my Birthday Experience at Universal City Walk in California. There's a charge to park I forgot How much we paid to get in but it's not cheap. We drove all the way to the top of the parking garage only because we both aren't comfortable with parking inside the middle of garages (if your woman) then you know what I mean. We had to walk a distance so if you are coming wearing stilettos and wedges PLEEEEASE be cautious the chances of falling are %. Once we got to the Elevators after walking a ton of stairs while the escalators were turned off or out of commission for particular reasons. I'm not sure Why but we got our steps in Baaaaaaabeeee. We agreed to try the Suishi restaurant Wasaibi @City Walk. The service was unmatched, Lucy (our server) was everything and a plate of Dumplings lol. I loved her personality, energy, and enthusiasm. She was extremely talented with her creative approach when she found out it was my Birthday. She surprised me with a treat, and I had to blow out the candle. I truly enjoyed the evening even though it was rather nippy shheeeesh. There were heating lamps all around the outside patio and they felt great. read more

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When I was younger, I used to frequent Universal City Walk because I lived nearby. Although I don't live as close now, I still visit occasionally. My family and I have season passes for Universal Studios, which allows us to hang out here after our visits to Universal Studios. There are numerous restaurants and shops, and the area has undergone changes and additions over the years, making it even better now. If you have a season pass to Universal Studios that includes parking, you won't have to worry about paying extra for parking. Overall, I highly recommend visiting Universal City Walk! read more

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