Let me repeat... I pray they save this video loop for the Blu-Ray.

We need this walk around character to roam the park with Doc Brown, ASAP!

I'll miss Amity at night.

As you can tell, it was very busy.

I had honestly never seen the queue this full before.

The secondary queue building, along with some often cut off sections of the main queue features some neat props from the original film.

Again, for the love of Larry.

Words can't possibly describe.

I'm officially a Jaws Skipper now!

This was the same artwork we had seen in pass holder emails and mailings, but it was nice to see people walking around wearing this in badge form.

What are people gathered to photograph, you ask?

The final closing of the doors to Captain Jake's Amity Boat Tours, otherwise known as Jaws.

Forty eight commemorative tickets were given to guests during the day to invite them to ride on the final guest voyage of Jaws.

I'm now two for two on Universal Studios Florida attraction closures, and while it is sad to see such great classics close, I am proud to have been able to document the area one last time, all the while riding a few more times to make my last experiences memorable ones.

Moving on...

Fin.

C'est fini.

That's all folks!

Only a few minutes after it was all over, Jaws was very quiet and left to rest in peace.

Ironically, this caricature was found just outside of Amity's borders at Lombards in San Francisco... Not more else I can say.

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