Description And Comments

Similar to the Streets of America at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Universal’s Street Scenes are facades of bustling blocks from New York City, San Francisco and Hollywood. A fourth area, from the New England coast, has been mostly demolished as part of an expansion project.

Of the remaining three, the Hollywood section (between Terminator 2: 3D and The Simpsons Ride) is the most realistic, incorporating mature landscaping with stuccoed bungalow homes and 1930’s-era apartment buildings. Why is it that both Disney and Universal seem to do 1930’s architecture better than anything else? We’d reserve one of these in a second if these were actual hotel rooms.

Touring Tips

You’ll see most of these as you walk through the park. A few offer decent shade and some concrete to rest on during the hottest parts of the day.

Special Needs

Other Attractions in New York

Touring Plans with Street Scenes

What is a Touring Plan?

Lands