Just waiting to get out of dry dock.

Amity had a certain humble atmosphere to it.

Do you see what they did there?

Lots of food and drink options in Amity.

As well as clothing options...

Which way should we go?

Any better options from this side?

Amity was truly dead during the day.

Almost all of the game booths carried some sort of Americana theme, which played into the Amity atmosphere quite well.

Jolly, jolly, jolly!

No more fried chicken!

It's always the 4th of July in Amity!

I'm guessing you may never have noticed this, but when looking at San Francisco from Amity, the facade of Disaster looks to continue the theme and architectural style of Amity. Switching views, you'll notice that the brickwork and buildings look significantly more San Franciscan.

The area offered two commemorative pressed pennies for your collection.

Thematic continuity throughout.

They had a nice postcard for sale in the Universal Studios Store, but I'm guessing those are now sold out.

We came back to Amity that evening to find that the lines had significantly increased as the closing hour approached.

And I really mean, it increased significantly.

The queue had prints of scenes from the film as a part of the "JawsMovieArchives.com" Again with the mixing of "reality" and "fiction."

The queue was packed filling almost all of the two queue buildings.

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