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The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. Just remember where you park for your return trip! It’s a 0.4 mile walk to CityWalk and there is a large hill up to the park, so keep that in mind.Īlternatively, you can park in the surrounding neighborhoods and take an Uber/Lyft to and from CityWalk. The closest station is the Universal City/Studio City station at 3901 Lankershim Blvd. You can park outside Universal Park at a Metro station, where parking is $3-5. If you weren’t planning to see a movie, there are still ways to save money on parking. Keep your rebate ticket, bring it to the movie theatre box office or inside at guest services and they will give you your rebate. If you don’t tell them, they won’t always give you one. They have to print a special rebate ticket for you to bring to the theatre. This is your opportunity to say you’re seeing a movie (if you are, of course). However, if you are visiting CityWalk to go to the movie theatre, you can get a rebate (or cash back) on your parking bringing the price down to only $5 for parking! The most important part: when you first pull up to the parking ticket booths at the entrance, they’ll usually ask you if you’re doing anything in particular at CityWalk. While strolling through CityWalk is free, parking at Universal is not. Parking at Universal CityWalk with Tips to Maximize Your Budget:
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