The ET gift shop has two fun photo ops inside. A black and white filter with some grittiness works well for this pic. Make your best horror film face, appropriate to your circumstances.
It’s worth it to get a little closer, however, because this restaurant has an electric chair out front. However, this restaurant isn’t always open so you might not walk up to the doors if you’re not planning to head in for a bite. The Classic Monsters Café is impossible to miss with its towering sign. In front of the Twister gift shop, you’ll find the Dorothy equipment for another fun photo. You can get creative with your pose here. Outside Twister, you can snag a picture with a tractor that’s crashed into a building. You’ll never guess this picture came from a theme park. Flowers, trees, and a well-maintained corner of street offer a backdrop that looks like it’s from another environment entirely. If you angle your camera just right you won’t be able to tell that the steps only go a couple feet down.Īlong one of the side streets, you can also get a surprisingly picturesque photo in front of a brownstone. You can take a picture of someone going up or down the steps to the subway. The steps of the New York Library used to be a popular pick, but the backdrop is getting so faded this is no longer a prime spot. Perching on nearly any of the steps along these streets will give you a good photo. Universal Studios Florida features several New York facades that offer great photo ops. Though the creature is fenced off, you can get a nice horrified picture standing in front of the tentacles that are crashing through the wall to grab the tank. You don’t have to get in line for Disaster to enjoy this fun photo op. This is a fun trick of the eye that’s easily overlooked and often has little to no line. There are helpful directions on hand that spell out the whole process for lining up your camera, standing in the proper spot, and snapping your photo. Across the street from Mel’s Drive-In and facing the Horror Make-Up Show, this photo spot is designed to make it look like you’re standing in the streets of Hollywood. The Hollywood Signsįrom a distance, it’s difficult to figure out what the Hollywood Sign photo spot is all about. Climbing on the cars is discouraged, but you can lean a little for a cute pose. At the right angle, you can get the restaurant in the backdrop as well. Get those Instagram filters ready! There are several classic cars parked out front that you can pose with. Mel’s Drive-In is great if you want a shot with a bit of a retro feel.
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