Jay Stein was the chairman and CEO of the MCA (Music Corporation of America) Recreation Services Group.
He was responsible for expanding the Universal Studios Hollywood Tour, opening the Universal Amphitheatre, acquired the Yosemite Park and Curry Company and operated the concessions within Yosemite National Park,[1] and founding the amusement park and resort complex Universal Studios Florida.
[2][3][4] Stein started in the mailroom at MCA in October 1959,[5] and within six months moved into the Revue Studios Production Office.
[6] When he took over, the Studio Tour consisted of two trams and a Quonset hut on Lankershim Blvd.
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