20 Once-Beloved Universal Rides That Closed Forever
Out of all of them, only two remain in operation today: E.T. Adventure and the Horror Make-Up Show. The rest have all gone to that great theme park in the sky (where, one assumes, there are no lines and no upcharge for using Express Passes). Through the years, Universal’s parks in Florida, Hollywood, and Japan have closed tons of rides to make room for new ones — even a few that are (or now were) inextricably linked with the Universal brand.