KingKong 360 3D, Los Angeles County Travel Guide

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Experience the world's largest 3D adventure on the World-Famous Studio Tour. Battle with King Kong against prehistoric predators on Skull Island!

Experience the thrilling King Kong 360 3D on Universal Studios Hollywood's Studio Tour. This immersive attraction, created by Peter Jackson, plunges you into a recreation of Skull Island where you're caught in the middle of a battle between King Kong and ferocious dinosaurs. With stunning 3D visuals and motion simulation, it's a wild ride you won't forget.

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333 Main Way Universal, Universal City, Central LA, California, 91608, US
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Monday 8 am-10 pm
Tuesday 8 am-10 pm
Wednesday 8 am-10 pm
Thursday 8 am-10 pm
Friday 8 am-10 pm
Saturday 8 am-10 pm
Sunday 8 am-10 pm

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Arrive early to Universal Studios Hollywood to minimize wait times for the Studio Tour, especially during peak seasons.
Sit on the left side of the tram for potentially better views of the attractions during the Studio Tour.
Be prepared for intense motion, wind, water and sound effects during the King Kong 360 3D experience.

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Getting There

Public Transport

From the Universal City/Studio City Metro Red Line station, a free Universal Studios Hollywood shuttle bus provides transport directly to the park entrance. The shuttle runs every 10-15 minutes, from 7am until 2 hours after park closing. A single Metro Rail fare costs $1.75.
Walking

From the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, it is a 5-10 minute walk to the entrance of Universal Studios Hollywood. Walking directions are marked on the sidewalk. This is a free and convenient option for guests staying at the Hilton.
Parking

If driving, follow the signs to Universal Studios Hollywood parking. General parking before 5pm costs $35, while preferred parking before 5pm is $55. After 5pm, general parking is $10 and preferred is $20. Front Gate parking is available for $75. RV and oversized vehicle parking is $45. There is also valet parking available.

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King Kong 360 3D is a thrilling attraction located within Universal Studios Hollywood as part of the Studio Tour. This intense experience transports guests to Skull Island, immersing them in a battle between King Kong and terrifying dinosaurs. Created by Peter Jackson, director of the 2005 King Kong film, the attraction utilizes cutting-edge 3D technology and motion simulation to create a truly unforgettable experience.As the Studio Tour tram enters the soundstage, guests don 3D glasses and find themselves surrounded by a recreation of Skull Island. The air fills with the scent of a damp jungle, enhancing the immersive atmosphere. Suddenly, a pack of Venatosaurus attacks, chasing the tram as it attempts to escape. The situation escalates as the tram encounters a trio of Vastatosaurus rexes, leading to a fierce battle. Just when all hope seems lost, King Kong appears to save the day.The attraction employs two massive 3D screens, each 180 feet long and 40 feet tall, creating a seamless 360-degree environment. The tram itself is mounted on a motion-based platform that tilts, vibrates, and drops, intensifying the sensation of being in the middle of the action. Physical effects such as wind, water, and air blasts further enhance the experience, making guests feel like they are truly on Skull Island. King Kong 360 3D replaced the King Kong Encounter, which was destroyed in a fire in 2008, and debuted on July 1, 2010. It stands as one of the park's most popular attractions, offering a thrilling and immersive adventure for visitors of all ages.