New York City

*This article is on the location. For the themed area in Universal Studios Florida, see New York. For the city as it is portrayed in Marvel Superhero Island, see Superhero Island.*

## New York City

The New York City skyline as seen from Universal Studios Florida, along with the Guggenheim Museum, New York Public Library, and Fire Department Engine 89

### Attractions

Back to the Future: The Ride
Ghostbusters Spooktacular
Globus Mundi Travel Agency
Halloween Horror Nights
Kongfrontation
Marvel Superhero Island
Men in Black: Alien Attack
New York
Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon
Revenge of the Mummy
Skull Island: Reign of Kong (referenced)
Tribute Store
World Expo

## Location information

### Inhabitants

Agent J
Agent K (formerly)
Agent L
Albert Worthington
Ann Darrow
Boris Shuster
Carl Denham
Charlie McPherson
Chief Zed
Diane Bennett
Dr. Christian Kubsch
Dr. Mary Agana (possibly)
Eileen Harrell
Frank Bennett
Ghostbusters
Idikiukup and Bob
Jack Driscoll
Imhotep
Jimmy Fallon
Jinks Costanza
Larry Kurtzberg (formerly)
Louis Corleone
Madame Basiel
Major Sweets
Michael Morman
Mike
Men in Black
Metropolis Tribune
Nathaniel Goldstein
Richard Pinchy
Thomas E. Macht
Tribute Players
Trisha White

### Visitors

Albert Einstein
Brendan Fraser
Carnival of Carnage (presumably)
Casilla
Doc Brown
Edgar the Bug
Einstein
Gozer
Jack the Clown (presumably)
King Kong
The Reckless Ones
Reggie
Thornton Kesterson

**New York City** is a real-world American city. It is the setting of many films, TV shows, comic-books, attractions and the New York area of *Universal Studios Florida.*

## Description

New York City is a large city located in the state of New York.

### Features

***Note**: Some of the locations mentioned may exist in separate continuities from others. Mostly omitting locations from Marvel Comics/Marvel Super Hero Island.*

#### Assorted

* **57 Fare**:
* **Albert Einstein College of Medicine**:
* **Avenue Eats**:
* **Barnes Apartments**:
* **Broadway Theater**:
* **Bull's Gym**: A gym and athlete's wear store on 403 South Street with Bullwinkle as their mascot.
* **Central Park**:
* **Club Vampyr**: A nightclub located at the Garden of Greenwich Village of Varick & King. The club was was actually run by vampires who go from city to city, looking for prey.
* **Coney Island**:
* **Dixon's Body Shop**: A body-shop at 727 9th Avenue.
* **Empire State Building**:
* **Ghostbusters' Firehouse**: A firehouse turned into the headquarters for the Ghostbusters.
	+ Might be pseudonymous with *Fire Department's engine 89*.
* **Gramercy Park**:
* **Guggenheim Museum**: The Solomon R. Gugenheim Museum.
* **I. Stein & Co.**:
* **Louie's Italian Restaurant**: A restaurant run by Louis Corleone, presumably a member or descendant of the Corleone Crime family.
* **Macy's**: The *R.H. Macy & Co. Inc.* building better known as *Macy's*.
* **Men in Black Headquarters**: The headquarters and immigration office for the Men in Black, a secret organization which oversees secret alien activity on Earth. To the public, this building is a ventilation building for the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel located at 504 Battery Drive.
* **Metropolis Tribune**: The headquarters for the Metropolis Tribune Newspaper.
* **Museum of Antiquities**: Located at 1203 Harryhausen Drive, this is a museum of artifacts and curios taken from cultures around the world. Below the museum is an authentic Egyptian dig-site exhibit cursed by the mummy, Imhotep.
* **NBC Studios**:
* **New York Public Library**:
* **NYC Fire Department Engine 89**: The Fire Department's engine 89, run by chief Michael Morman. The engine also holds the office of, "Paranormal Travel Agent" Thomas E. Macht.
	+ Might be pseudonymous with the Ghostbusters' Firehouse.
* **NYC Natural History Museum**:
* **Paradise Theater**:
* **Park Plaza Holiday Shop**:
* **Pennsylvania Station**:
* **Roosevelt Island**:
* **Rosie's Irish Shop**:
* **Shubert Theatre**: A theater in New York's theater district.
* **Statue of Liberty**:

#### Delancey Street

* **Adrienne's Pet Shop**:
* **Delancey Apartments Hotel**:
* **Delancey Street Preview Center TV & Movies**:
* **Embryo Books**: Below was Scarponi's Tailor Shop.
* **Faulkner Apartments**: 701 Delancey Street is the Faulkner Apartment Building complex. Apartment 701A on the ground floor was used by psychic Madame Basiel. Apartment 701B held the office of detective Boris Shuster who founded the paranormal-investigation organization *Legendary Truth: The Collective*. The apartment above his held the office of Molly's Millinery. In 1948, the building may have held the *201 Empire Modeling Agency*.
* **Kitty Kat Club**: A night-club best known for its female performers.
* **Moscot's Opticians**:
* **O'Rourke's Bar & Grill**: Located at 1200A Delancey Street.

#### Fifth Avenue

* **Finnegan's Bar & Grill**: An Irish pub. The upper levels hold the offices of, "Mr. Morris", "Fine lady's delicates", "Lew Wasserman Theatrical Agency", and the " Sidney Sheinberg Theatrical Agency".
* **Gertner’s Bakery**: At 206 Fifth Avenue is Gertner's Bakery and Tea Room.
* **Hudson Street Home for Girls**: A home/school for girls located on 307 Fifth Avenue. This building was established in 1904, and which has/had Robert I. Ward as headmaster.
* **McPherson's Collectibles Cards & Comics**: A comic-book store located at 1208 Fifth Avenue. The store may have been connected to late photographer Charley McPherson and/or his freelance photographer father Shawn McPherson.
* **Palace Theater Arcade**:
* **Priscilla Hotel**: A hotel at 1205 Fifth Avenue.
* **Regal Cafe**: Located at 1201 5th Avenue.
* **Sahara Traders**: A shop at 8 Fifth Avenue which sells merchandise and holds onto certain items for the nearby *Museum of Antiquities*.
* **Tribute Theater**: The Tribute Theater was a stage theater on Fifth Avenue which was turned into a cinema during the 1930s. The theater's history has been filled with death and murder.
* **Union City News Co.**:

#### Sting Alley

* **Chrysler Plymouth**:
* **D. Krebs Service & Repair**:
* **Manhattan Electric Motor Repair**:
* **Nazarman's Pawn Shop**: A loans, luggage and pawn shop at the 106 address. On the upper levels were the office of late-dictation coach Diane Bennett and bail bonds seller Terry Winnick.
* **Siegler Bros Van & Storage**:
* **Stenners Billiards & Beer**:

#### World Expo

* **Expo Center**: This building is a secret operations base, immigration office and training center for the *Men in Black*, a secret organization which oversees secret alien activity on Earth. To the public, this building held the, "The Universe and You" exhibit.
* **Observation Towers**: There are three Observation Towers which held the, "Sky Lounge" and which were presumably disguised flying saucer-like alien spaceships. One of the towers was broken off, presumably by, "Edgar" the bug's attempt to flee earth around 1997.

## History

*The continuities of various films and attractions have been featured in the Universal Parks. Some may have shared continuities while some may not. For the city as it is portrayed in Marvel Superhero Island, see Superhero Island.*

### Back to the Future/Halloween Horror Nights continuity

*Relating to some shared continuity found between several Halloween Horror Nights attractions and the attraction versions of Jaws and Back to the Future.*

#### Early history

The Tribute Theater had its grand opening by the Halloween of 1885. The construction was funded by an anonymous benefactor, and had the first use of lightbulbs in the New York Theater District. From 1927 to 1928, the play *Dracula* was performed in the theater by the Tribute Players.

In the 1930s, a 17-year-old Lawrence "Larry" Kurtzberg begins his career at the Shubert Theater in the musical comedy *Babes in Arms*.

#### Tribute Theater Poisonings

From 1930 to 1931, the playhouse was turned into a movie-theatre and updated their logo. In 1939, the owners of the theater disappeared. Their last known location was their office which was inexplicably left filled with candy. Their 24 year old son put out a missing-persons bulletin before taking ownership of the theater to, "Make his parents proud".

In 1942, mysterious disappearances were linked to poisoned concessions served at the theater. The then 27 year old owner and his girlfriend were suspected and wanted for questioning, but they fled town causing a manhunt. In 1943, the theater was closed, and funds from the building's sale was arranged to go to the families of those who disappeared at the theater.

#### The Case of the Terrible Totems

On the October 25th of 1948, a mysterious totem was left at Boris Shuster's doorstep. This totem belonged to the Baccanoids, one of the six Legions of Horror with members of the Baccanoids being centred around problem-solving, discipline, agility, and feelings of intellectual superiority. In this same incident, a ghoul murdered a woman from the 201 Empire Modeling Agency in Shuster's building then attacked Shuster in his office, where Shuster shot the ghoul dead.

This totem lead to Boris Shuster investigating the world of the supernatural and becoming more of a paranormal investigator. Boris Shuster dedicated himself to locating the totems of the other five Legions of Horror.

Shuster found the Egg and Bear Trap totem for the Maschorians legion from a warehouse where he was attacked by killer mannequins. He found the glowing Cerebin legion's Summoning Cube where he fought a monster which had murdered at least two people. In the NYC Public Works Delancey ST & 7th Ave sewers he fought a pair of Moss Men and recovered the glowing Kerezan legion's summoning cube totem. The vase totem for the vampiric Strengoit legion was located in New York City's Kitty Kat Club where it turned the female performers into, "She-Devils". During the performance of Madame Murie, the She-Devils murdered various patrons of the club. Boris fought these corrupted women and recovered the legion's totem.

The *Cerebin* legion's cage totem was found in the basement of, "Sly Tony" where Tony's head was ripped off and left in a cage while a wendigo was unleashed in the room. The *Morphans* legion doll totem brought the doll of a girl named Rosie to life where the doll murdered Rosie's parents. In 1957, Shuster found that the various totems (including the Kerezan legion's Jar Totem) had been brought together in police station no. 5 where they were forming a portal to the world of the supernatural bringing forth a zombie and tentacle monster. Shuster retrieved the totems and dismantled the portal before hiding the totems in the attic of a New Jersey building.

Shuster wrote detective novels based on his adventures and experiences. Amongst these stories were: "Terrors of the Tenement", "Murder by Mannequins", "Massacre at The Museum", "Murder by Moss Man", "The Lustful Alibi", "The Beast Unleashed", "Death by Dolly", "Evidence to the Contrary", and, "Case of the Terrible Totems".

On March 25, 1951, Diane Dodgson married Frank Bennett.

#### Albert Einstein College of Medicine

On March 16, 1953, New York attorney general Nathaniel Goldstein presented a model of the *Albert Einstein College of Medicine* to Albert Einstein. Time-traveller Doc Brown visited this point in history to meet Albert Einstein and was recorded at the presentation in video, where he introduced Albert Einstein to his own sheepdog, Einstein, who was named in the future as a tribute to Albert Einstein.

#### Sweet Revenge

Also in 1953, the mayor of New York announced that a candy-maker benefactor was arranging for the building to be turned into a family-friendly Halloween attraction; though said candy-maker appeared to be using it as a means to commit murders. The experience was set to open in the year 1954 and included a ride along with an, "Eerie Emporium".

In 1954, the candy maker (possibly the evil candy tycoon, "Major Sweet") and his partner attacked civilians at a Halloween parade before evading authorities and some theorized them to be the past owner and his girlfriend. These events may have involved feeding trick 'r' treaters a candy which mutated them into murdering townsfolk, including the daughter of the mayor murdering her father with ribbon-cutting scissors.

#### Reflections of Fear

In 1955, photographer Charlie McPherson caught photos of, "Reputable diamond broker" Thornton Kesterson smuggling diamonds, causing Thornton's reputation to come into question. Also in 1955, the Metropolitan Tribune fired McPherson for, "one conviction of disorderly conduct", causing him to be a freelance photographer. In 1958, Shuster hired freelance photographer Charlie McPherson to photograph a man named Frank Bennett cheating on his wife Diane. However, the photographs which McPherson took had zombie monsters in them which Charlie saw. When Boris showed the evidence to Diane Bennett, the couple divorced and the fairy tale loving Diane developed a fear of stories ending with, "Happily Ever After".

By 1958, various New Yorkers went to the business, "Living Fearlessly: Specialized Treatments for Fear Based Ailments" run in an insane asylum by Dr. Mary Agana to cure the phobias of others through extreme forms of exposure therapy. In 1958, seven patients of Doctor Agana disappeared, having been murdered by her unethical psychiatric practices. Some have theorized that this was the result of Doctor Agana being steadily possessed by the ghost of her school-teacher grandmother Mary Worthington who had died in a glass-related Halloween prank orchestrated the school handyman and various students whom were ancestors of Doctor Agana's victims.

Agana's first two victims were sent to an insane-asylum and killed by accident. New York illustrator Eileen Harrell visited Agana on July 9, 1958 to cure her fear of myth, legend and the Headless Horseman. Agana exposed Eileen to a severed human head, causing Eileen to become hysteric and institutionalized by the doctor. On July 15, 1958, George Von Stebler was brought to Agana against the wishes of his past psychiatrist Dr. Christian Kubsch, so that George could be cured of his phobia of the Bloody Mary ghost legend and visions of strange symbols so he could be applicable as an astronaut. Agana exposed him to the symbols which he proceeded to carve onto his body before carving out his own eyeball to escape her restraints and make off.

Shuster's photographer Charlie McPherson turned to Dr. Mary Agana for assistance and she put him in a glass coffin with strobe lights outside imitating his flash photography as a means of exposure therapy. While it was designed for McPherson to escape, he was too afraid and and suffocated to death while his soul was trapped in a mirror world, fighting the zombies he saw in his photographs. Doctor Agana enjoyed the thrill of this manslaughter and it caused her to begin killing more of her patients which were framed as disappearances. Boris Shuster began investigating McPherson's disappearance and the disappearances of Doctor Agana's subsequent victims.

July 30, 1958, barkeep Johnny Deedle went to Doctor Agana after reading a comic called, "Creatures!" by the aforementioned Eileen Harrell which featured a character named Jim Deedle being killed by tentacled monsters. Agana tied him to a table and hypnotized him to believe he was being attacked by tentacles, causing him to try and jump away and be hanged to death by the ropes. Like McPherson, Deedle was trapped in a mirror dimension living out his worst fears. On August 8, 1958 Diane Bennett went to Doctor Agana to treat her phobia. Mary surrounded her with hypnotized patients from Shadybrook repeating fairy-tales and when Diane said the safe-word, this caused the patients to murder Diane.

On August 18, 1958, Thornton Kesterson came to Doctor Agana about his fear of contamination from travels and his fear of fire. Mary proceeded to instantly incinerate him with fire she claimed would de-contaminate him. When the *National Association of Mental Health* (NAMH) rejected Mary's request for funding, she kidnapped NAMH member Dr. Christian Kubsch and murdered him by drilling a hole into his back, triggering his phobia of botched surgeries.

On August 27, 1958, Shuster made an appointment with Doctor Agana. On the night she met with Shuster, Agana was brutally murdered. The exact events remain a mystery although Shuster was arrested for the doctor's death, before being let off when ex-con/boxer David Gronoll who was her patient and/or orderly testified and took the blame. Doctor Agana's body disappeared after this and her spirit became the murderous ghost, "Bloody Mary".

In the 1960s (possibly 1963), Boris Shuster founded a paranormal-investigation agency known as *Legendary Truth: The Collective*.

#### Tribute Theater Reopening

In 1979, the newly elected mayor of New York announced he would reopen the tribute theater. By the Halloween of 1982, the theater received funds to reopen. At one point the theater had a Double-Feature of Jaws (1975) and Back to the Future (1985), both of which appeared to be based on real events which the theater had tracked the news history of.

#### Vamp '85

On the New Year's Eve of 1984, a group of vampires hunted down humans attending the ball drop in New York City.

#### Tribute to Terror

By the Halloween of 1991, conspiracy theorist Tim Foyle investigated the incidents behind Boris Shuster's novels. He purchased a Jurassic Park souvenir magazine and, "Tribute to Terror" publication from McPherson's Collectibles before leaving to find the legion totems in New Jersey.

#### Club Vampyr

In 2007, a group of vampires known as, "The Reckless"/"Reckless Ones" from *Castle Vampyr* took over a nightclub in Greenwich which they turned into, "Club Vampyr". The vampires used the raves and orgies of this nightclub to attract prey for them to feast upon. The Reckless Ones were tracked for two years by Johann Englehart, a devoted servant of the ancient vampire Elthor Amandus, Vampyr Rajan who together believed that the Reckless Ones' actions would attract attention from their enemies, "The Watchers".

In 2007, Greenwich and Coney Island were seemingly visited by the undead serial-killer clown "Jack the Clown" and his *Carnival of Carnage*. Jack may have had an association with the Reckless Ones of Greenwich, while Coney Island had some connection to his twisted funhouse before leaving. The vampire Council Member Casilla travelled to the nightclub in order to deal with the Reckless Ones. While in New York City, she learned of re-emerging and location of Jack the Clown, whom she then left New York to locate.

### Men in Black continuity

#### World Expo

On March 2nd, 1961, an alien Baltian flying-saucer crash-landed in New York City. The aliens met with members of an underfunded government agency and a civilian who happened to have been passing by named Kevin Brown, and arranged to make Earth a political neutral-zone for alien politicians and refugees.

The humans then arranged the 1964–1965 New York World's Fair as a cover-up and split from the government to become the *Men in Black*. The Expo Center was used for an exhibit called, "The Universe and You" which furthered the cover-up of aliens on earth in the eyes of the public. Over the years, the Men in Black arranged for many aliens to live secretly in New York City.

#### Edgar the Bug

Around 1994, an alien, "Bug" disguised in the skin of a human named Edgar travelled to earth to steal a miniature galaxy from the Arquillian empire as a form of energy. When the Men in Black confiscated his ship, he hijacked one of the observation tower space-ships to try and travel back to his home-world. Edgar's stolen space-craft was shot down by Agent J and Agent K, who then engaged in a fight with Edgar and won before Edgar was killed by the human mortician Dr. Laurel Weaver, who was recruited to the Men in Black shortly after.

In 1994, the Men In Black released a film called, "Men in Black" based on these events as a cover-story.

#### Alien Attack

During the training of several new Men in Black recruits, a *MIB Prisoner Transport* space-ship transporting alien criminal prisoners landed in the middle of Manhattan. The Men in Black and their new recruits were then sent out to counter-attack these aliens. Several of the more average to subpar recruits had their memories wiped by Agent J after this.

### The Mummy/King Kong continuity

#### Early history

The museum of antiquities opened in 1923. Also in 1923, the shop, " Sahara Traders Souvenirs and Supplies" opened nearby and sold souvenirs for the museum while seemingly holding many of its artifacts.

#### King Kong

In the December of 1933, filmmaker Carl Denham chained up the giant gorilla, "King Kong" from Skull Island to show off in the Broadway Theater as, "The Eighth Wonder of the World". During this time, the museum held an exhibition on artifact "Curios" taken from Skull Island.

King Kong escaped and went on a rampage while holding actress Ann Darrow. King Kong scaled the Empire State Building where fighter jets shot him dead.

#### The Living Mummy

Seeking a, "Ninth Wonder of the World", Carl attempted to find Ancient Egyptian artifacts and mummies which he could display in the Museum of Antiquities. Denham made contact with Jonathan Carnahan, who arranged to sell Denham multiple ancient Egyptian artifacts along with some clothes belonging to adventurer, Rick O'Connell. Many of these artifacts appeared to have been magical, as some fit the descriptions of the preserved scarabs, *Bracelet of Anubis*, and *Book of the Dead* from the O'Connell's fights with the mummy priest, Imhotep. Carnahan also offered Denham access to a supposedly cursed temple which Carnaham proposed Denham could shoot one of his films at.

Writer Jack Driscoll who was involved in Denham's expedition to Skull Island sent the museum a warning letter advising them to cut ties with Dunham and not go through with his exhibit on mummies and Egyptology. Driscoll warned the museum about Denham's recent interest in Ancient Egyptian artifacts and what may have been the Book of the Dead, while also telling the museum that they owed it to the city (presumably referencing their involvement in King Kong's rampage). This warning was ripped in half and discarded. Through unknown circumstances, Carl Denham came into the possession of an undead mummy (most likely the priest Imhotep; possibly reanimated through the *Book of the Dead*). Denham put this on display in the lower levels of the museum, deeming it, "The Ninth Wonder of the World, the Living Mummy" and having its exhibit take up the space previously used for the expanded Skull Island exhibition.

Denham's later exhibits included, "An Authentic Dig Site" which mimicked excavation of an Ancient Egyptian temple, and, "Egyptian Artifacts and Treasures". Set to open around the same time were the exhibits, "M. Shelley presents Historic architecture and where to find them", "Dr. Carl Maia presents Piscine Amphibious Humanoid Skeleton", "Transylvania Artifacts, Lore and Legends Collection" and, "History Ancient Ruins and Lost Civilizations". The Transylvania Exhibit opened, seemingly having artifacts belonging to Count Dracula, and, "The Wolfman", Larry Talbot.

The later history of Denham's Living Mummy exhibit is unknown, however it is known that fear and superstitious would surround the building for years to come regarding, "The Curse of the Mummy".

#### Revenge of the Mummy

Around the 2000s, the museum's Egyptian artifacts and dig site exhibits were used for filming an the third instalment of the *The Mummy* action film franchise, based on the stories of Imhotep while written and directed by Stephen Sommers. Various locals while shooting in Egypt warned the crew about the Curse of the Mummy. The Curse of the Mummy afflicted the film shoot in the New York museum, causing set-pieces to collapse, some people to encounter mummies, and for people to be locked inside of porta-potties. Various members of the crew used the Medjai symbol to protect themselves.

When actor Brendan Frasier took the Med-Jai symbol from an assistant production-assistant named Reggie, Imhotep and his mummy followers bound Reggie in mummy wrapping. Around this time, various guests went on a tour of the museum and film-set inside of vehicles, only to encounter the bound Reggie warning them. Imhotep and various undead mummies then attempted to attack the guests to kill them and steal their souls. Along the way, Imhotep killed a ride-attendant. The guests were able to escape by passing through gates depicting the symbol of the Medjai. After this, Imhotep and/or one of his mummy henchmen brought Brendan Fraser a coffee before attacking him.

## Appearances

### Back to the Future: The Ride

A newsreel in the pre-show showed a time-travelling Doc Brown visiting New York City on March 16, 1953 to attend Nathaniel Goldstein's presentation of a model of the *Albert Einstein College of Medicine* to Brown's idol, Albert Einstein.

### Globus Mundi Travel Agency

A travel for "New York City of Magic" appears inside with a Thunderbird on it, referencing the panned, "Fantastic Beasts" movie series.

### Halloween Horror Nights

"New York Street" used for HHN in Universal Studios Hollywood is themed to New York.

#### H.R. Bloodengutz Presents: Holidays of Horror

Larry Kurtzberg (who becomes H.R. Bloodengutz) canonically used to be a Broadway actor.

#### Reflections of Fear

Doctor Mary Agana's various patients came from the names on windows in the New York section of Universal.

#### Tribute Store

The Tribute Theater is set within New York City. The 2023 Tribute Store had a Boris Shuster section themed to a noir depiction of Universal's New York City which included allusions to/representations of the Kitty Kat Club, Boris Shuster's office and the Delancey Apartment Hotel. This tribute store was also interconnected by McPherson's Collectibles, a comic-book store set in New York City.

### New York

This area is set in New York City, as are many of its attractions and former attractions.

### Skull Island: Reign of Kong

The driver Jinks Costanza originates from New York City and is mentioned as such in the queue audio. There is a small sculpture of the Empire State Building in the queue.

### World Expo

The World Expo is set in a portion of New York City.

#### Men in Black: Alien Attack

This ride takes place in the streets of New York City.

## Trivia

* The address 1203 Harryhausen Drive is a tribute to legendary animator Ray Harryhausen (1920-2013) who provided stop-motion special-effects for various monster movies.
* Some of the windows tribute people who worked on the parks.
* Some locations are references to works of fiction:
	+ The Kitty Kat Club is a reference to the Kit Kat Club from the musical/film *Cabaret*.
	+ The Metropolis Tribune may be a reference to the Daily Planet in the fictional city of Metropolis from the Superman franchise of DC Comics.
	+ The Priscilla Hotel for Single Young Ladies is from *Thoroughly Modern Millie* (1967).
	+ Louie’s Italian Restaurant is from *The Godfather* (1972). The proprietor is Louis Corleone, referencing the film's Corleone Crime Family.
	+ Hudson Street Home for Girls references the St. Hudson's Home For Girls from Annie (1982).
	+ O'Rourke's is a reference to Kelly O’Rourke from the Godfather.
	+ Sting Alley is named for the Sting (1973).

## Gallery

King Kong in NYC in KongfrontationMuseum of Antiquities
## References

1. ↑ https://touringplans.com/blog/the-saturday-six-looks-at-the-universal-studios-florida-windows-tributes-easter-eggs-and-more/
2. ↑ https://orlandoinformer.com/blog/history-of-the-new-york-backlot-at-universal-studios-florida/
3. ↑ https://orlandoparkstop.com/feature/easter-eggs/10-easter-eggs-in-the-windows-at-universal-studios-florida/
4. ↑ https://wdwnt.com/2023/07/jp-tribute-store-hint-confirms-new-york-hhn-spot/
5. ↑ Year identified in story "Dr. Oddfellow's Collection of Horror"
6. ↑ https://wdwnt.com/2023/09/halloween-decorations-added-tribute-store/