Overall Non-Coaster Thrill Ride,[11] 2002 Theme Park Insider World Best Theme Park Attraction,[12] Animation Celebration 2002 THEA Award (presented by TEA) WINNER in Attraction,[13] Peter Pan's Neverland 2007 THEA Award (presented by TEA) WINNER

theater transformed into a multi-screen presentation, and when the show ended, the main screen raised to present a real motion picture set in which the audience would cross through as they continued through the attraction show building.
E.T. Adventure has been replaced by Space Fantasy: The Ride.
Monster Make-Up has been closed.
Land of Oz (closed in 2011)[edit]
Wicked
Toto & Friends
Magical Oz-Go-Round
Awards[edit]

The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man - The Ride
2001 Screamscape Ultimate No.1 Favorite Overall Non-Coaster Thrill Ride,[11]
2002 Theme Park Insider World Best Theme Park Attraction,[12]
Animation Celebration
2002 THEA Award (presented by TEA) WINNER in Attraction,[13]
Peter Pan's Neverland
2007 THEA Award (presented by TEA) WINNER in Event Spectacular,[14]
The Gift of Angels
2009 Big E Award, Best Overall Production, (presented by IIAPA) WINNER in Best Overall Production more than $2 million,[15]
Magical Starlight Parade
2009 Big E Award, Best Overall Production, (presented by IIAPA) Honorary Mention in Best Overall Production more than $2 million,[16]
Space Fantasy: The Ride
2011 THEA Award (presented by TEA) winner in Outstanding Achievement,[13]Universal Studios Hollywood
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Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Uniglobe
Slogan    The Entertainment Capital of LA
Location    Universal City, California, United States
Coordinates    34.136518°N 118.356051°WCoordinates: 34.136518°N 118.356051°W
Owner    NBCUniversal
(Comcast Corporation)
Operated by    Universal Parks & Resorts
Opened    March 14, 1915 (as a movie studio)
July 15, 1964 (as a theme park)[1]
Operating season    Year-round