Make no plans and see what you discover in the acres of fun and exciting environments at Universal CityWalk, from shopping to movies to delectable food and drinks. Cap off a great day at the park, or just spend another great night in Los Angeles here.
How to Get to Universal Citywalk
You can’t really miss it—walking routes from Universal Studios Hollywood’s main parking structures take you right through CityWalk. Plus, there’s no admission, so you can visit CityWalk even if you don’t have tickets to the theme park. Don’t miss the dancing water fountain display at its center, designed by the same folks who created the Bellagio fountains in Las Vegas. And keep an eye out for the camera crews and hosts of the TV show Access, who regularly film segments around the theme park and CityWalk.
Universal Cinema and Shopping at Universal CityWalk
Not surprisingly, movies are well represented here: Grab one of the plush recliners seats at Universal Cinema, an 18-screen multiplex, plus an IMAX theatre projecting films six stories high. Shop ‘til you drop with more than 30 specialty stores including NBA Store, LINE FRIENDS SQUARE, and Universal Studios Store, lining the plazas and walkways.
Where to Eat at Universal Citywalk
You won’t go hungry either. Choose from the outposts of Pink’s Famous Hot Dogs, VIVO Italian Kitchen, Slice House by Tony Gemignani, and Antojitos, or have a sweet treat while perusing the super-cute merchandise at Hello® Kitty and Friends Cafe and Sanrio Smile Shop. Don't miss the whimsical milkshakes and chocolates at Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen, which also serves a full all-day menu. CityWalk is also home to some notable transplants from outside the Golden State, such as Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville and the first California branch of Portland’s Voodoo Doughnut.