Snow falls nightly in a city that averages two hundred ninety-two days of sunshine, which tells you how seriously this place takes the bit. A sixty-five-foot tree goes up. A small green creature becomes the patron saint of everyone who loves Christmas despite themselves.
The Who-ville set turns into a living village for the season: characters in full costume roaming the streets, a tree lighting that pulls a crowd every single night, and holiday shows that make adults feel things they would rather not admit in front of coworkers. It comes with park admission, which means it is not a separate ticket or a separate evening. You ride all day, the light changes, and Who-ville simply happens to you.
Universal Studios Hollywood, late in the year and into the new one. You do not need kids for this. You need to remember believing a heart could grow three sizes in one night.
Snow falls nightly in a city that averages two hundred ninety-two days of sunshine, which tells you how seriously this place takes the bit. A sixty-five-foot tree goes up. A small green creature becomes the patron saint of everyone who loves Christmas despite themselves.
The Who-ville set turns into a living village for the season: characters in full costume roaming the streets, a tree lighting that pulls a crowd every single night, and holiday shows that make adults feel things they would rather not admit in front of coworkers. It comes with park admission, which means it is not a separate ticket or a separate evening. You ride all day, the light changes, and Who-ville simply happens to you.
Universal Studios Hollywood, late in the year and into the new one. You do not need kids for this. You need to remember believing a heart could grow three sizes in one night.
Snow falls nightly in a city that averages two hundred ninety-two days of sunshine, which tells you how seriously this place takes the bit. A sixty-five-foot tree goes up. A small green creature becomes the patron saint of everyone who loves Christmas despite themselves.
The Who-ville set turns into a living village for the season: characters in full costume roaming the streets, a tree lighting that pulls a crowd every single night, and holiday shows that make adults feel things they would rather not admit in front of coworkers. It comes with park admission, which means it is not a separate ticket or a separate evening. You ride all day, the light changes, and Who-ville simply happens to you.
Universal Studios Hollywood, late in the year and into the new one. You do not need kids for this. You need to remember believing a heart could grow three sizes in one night.
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