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Does the LA Metro go to Universal Studios?
Yes, the LA Metro Rail provides a convenient route to the area near Universal Studios Hollywood. You can take the B Line (Red) to the **Universal City/Studio City Station**. From there, Universal Studios offers a free tram/shuttle service that transports guests up the hill directly to the park entrance. This is often the most cost-effective way to travel from Downtown LA or Hollywood, avoiding traffic and parking fees in Universal City, making it a great alternative to driving.
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