Universal Studios Hollywood appears to be on the brink of a significant transformation. This video, created by Cow Missing Productions, offers a speculative look at the potential relocation of the world-famous Studio Tour from the Upper Lot (Entertainment Center) to the Lower Lot (Studio Center). A glimpse into the evolving future of The Entertainment Capital of L.A. About In 1964, Universal Studios Hollywood, initially referred to as Universal City Studios, rolled out its fleet of Glamor Trams, inviting tourists to “see film rushes of current productions, both feature and television, being made at Universal City,” according to the attraction’s original press release issued on July 4, 1964. It was a novel concept inviting the public to fly on the wall of movie and television production. After all, no one else had ever conceived of the idea. With their ruffled awnings, the iconic red and white Glamor Trams were staged five times daily, each lasting just over two hours, Monday through ...