Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood

We did the WB plus tour, and it was a fantastic day. I would suggest paying the extra for the tour. It starts with snacks & drinks in a lounge. Then you go onto your tour shuttle. Your tour guide was friendly, spoke well and knowledgeable. We went to all the sites in the back lots and even some extra spots ( prop building) . Overall, we had a fantastic time and got some great shots. We ended with lunch in Friends Cafe and the museum. It was a ton of fun.

The tour starts in a room where you check-out history of the studios, and then continues by driving around in a bigger golf cars. You are randomly assigned to a specific driver/tour guide that spends with you most of the time. The car makes stops at different places and the tour guide talks to you, explains the current series that the studios are making and showing you the sets where those series are being taken. If you don't watch the currently airing series, you are a bit out of tune here. After the drive, you continue on your own in comics section. And after that, you go for Friends section and then a giant souvenir shop. Since the ticket price is not the cheapest, I don't understand extra money for car parking that you need to pay at the entrance to the parking house. To go for this tour, a reservation in advance is a must-have thing. In general, I would recommend this tour, as it's an interesting experience if you are passing Hollywood or if you like movies, such as I do. But prepare to spend quite a lot of money here. Because of that, it's better to set your budget in advance.

This tour was the highlight of our trip, we had a great time. The most underrated tour, you get to experience so much for what it captures in the details for the booking site. Come prepared in comfortable walking shoes and to spend at least 3 hours and have your phone charged full as you will be taking a lot of pictures. Our favourite part of the tour was the friends cafe and the Harry Potter visual photography. Definitely recommend trying.

I had an incredible experience at the Warner Bros Studio Tour Hollywood! Everything from the ticketing process to the friendly and professional staff was amazing. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and enthusiastic, making the tour even more enjoyable. The entire tour took approximately 2-3 hours and was filled with fascinating behind-the-scenes insights and memorable moments. I have nothing bad to say about the entire tour – it was definitely worth visiting and a highlight of my trip!

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood offers an unforgettable behind-the-scenes experience for any film and TV enthusiast. The tour gives you a unique glimpse into the world of Hollywood, with plenty of iconic sets, props, and soundstages to explore. One of the highlights for me was visiting the set of *The Big Bang Theory*. Walking through the familiar living room and seeing where the magic happened was surreal and exciting. The attention to detail on the set really brings the show to life in a way that fans will truly appreciate. Overall, the tour is well-organized, informative, and a must-see for anyone visiting Los Angeles.

Amazing tour! Definitely worth it! Our tour guide Aleksandr was absolutely hilarious, engaging and fun! Had us laughing the whole way! Showed us some cool lots with an abundance of facts about how things work in the film/TV world! Special shout out to Alessia who helped us to get some great photos of the Gilmore Girls lots as we didn't get a good stop on the bus tour. Felt like VIPs! As an avid Gilmore Girls fan this made me super happy and excited!! Made the experience all the more worth it!! All the exhibits and lots from DC, Game of Thrones, Abbott Elementary, Young Sheldon, Gilmore Girls etc were amazing!! This was my first time at the tour and there was so much more than what I was expecting (as I've been disappointed by tours before!) I will definitely be back if I'm in LA again in the future!! Great job!

We had a great time at the Warner Bros Studio tour. It was very easy to book tickets and it is well worth the price. The studio tours, the Friends and Big Bang Theory sets, the Marvel characters, costumes, props of current and past shows were on display, as well as full interactive "how it works" displays were very entertaining. The full access to the backlot and into the sound stages was a treat, The full tour is very easy going, informative and we had a great guide. Aaron F (aka real like Sheldon Cooper from Big Bang) was a fantastic guide, he walked us through the sets, gave us very detailed and interesting information on shows and movies that were filmed on these sets. He made sure all participants felt a part of the tour and could pose questions at any time. If you go to the top floor of the parking you can get a great view of the backlot. We were unsure of doing this tour, but I am happy that we did it. My two teens were delighted with the tour and perhaps it sparked an interest in them. The only small negative would be the fee for parking for guests who have purchased a guided tour.

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour in Hollywood offers an exciting and in-depth look into the world of filmmaking, providing a unique opportunity to see behind the scenes of some of your favorite movies and TV shows. The tour lasts about 2-3 hours, starting with a short introductory film that sets the stage for the adventure. From there, guests board a cart for a ride through the expansive studio lots, passing by iconic sets, soundstages, and props. A highlight of the tour is the knowledgeable and enthusiastic tour guides, like Jason, who make the experience even more memorable by sharing fascinating stories and insights about the productions. Jason’s energy, humor, and detailed explanations truly enhanced the experience, adding a personal touch that made the tour enjoyable and engaging.All the team members were very helpful and they helped to take our photos as well . After the tour, visitors can explore the on-site restaurant for a quick bite and shop at the studio store, which features an array of movie and TV-themed merchandise. It’s the perfect place to pick up a souvenir from your favorite Warner Bros. shows or films. All in all, it’s a fun and informative tour for movie lovers, with a good mix of history and entertainment.

We had an incredible experience on this one of a kind tour. Our guide Andrew F. was awesome. He was very knowledgeable and had great insight of the lot's history. He also let us know about Georgie and Mandy filming the same day, so now we've got tickets to watch the recording of the episode.

This was a super cool and informative tour, which started at a huge store with awesome displays, as well as a walk through area showcasing Animation and more. We were then moved into a theater where we watched a video about WB shows and movies. After that, we were divided into groups to start the guided portion of the tour in a large golf cart. I loved seeing the actual sets, houses, buildings that are used for WB shows and movies. Our tour guide was quite knowledgeable and shared many stories and insider details about making movie magic! We passed by the gazebo and town area of "Gilmore Girls" and later got to physically go to the "Friends" fountain and sit on the orange couch. Following that, we went through the self guided portion of tour: Stage 48, which boasted different sections like costumes / sound / classics, super heroes, Batmobile, the couches and set up of "Friends" and "Big Bang Theory," a whole Harry Potter area, complete with sorting hat! I got sorted into Hufflepuff, even though I know I am Gryffindor. There was also an actual Central Perk cafe, which was super cute. Only disappointment was that I looking forward to holding an Oscar trophy, but I found out it was broken by a patron the day before, so didn't get the chance. The total cost of the Warner Brothers Tour was $73, which is a little steep, but overall I really enjoyed my time and learned so much about the movie making process of specific WB shows and motion pictures!

Warner Bros Studios is a great place to visit if you've got love for film and tv. There's so much to see and plenty of tour options for all sorts of fans. There are a few grumpy staff members but most are very friendly. The tour guides are all very knowledgeable and kind. A few highlights for me were the Big Bang Theory set, the Central Perk Cafe from Friends, the Friends Theme song set, and walking through the actual sets themselves.

You definitely need a whole day for this place. Ambiance: Magical! You will be like a kid in the candy store! It so cool. Service: Everyone is so super nice and very knowledgeable. Even the folks at Starbucks are super nice! Food: Ate at the Friend's Cafe. Food was just okay. FYI, if you buy pastries they can't warm them. Just eat them cold. Got a pizza pocket. It was just okay, not flavorful and was heated a bit too much. Slightly burnt, but still edible. Parking: We took a large coach bus, which was nice. I assume for a place this large that there is ample parking. Pros: Super fun and interactive! Cons: Not enough time. Come in the morning and stay the whole day because there were some things we wanted to, but didn't get to experience ! Give yourself some Hopefully we can be back soon!

What great fun! We had a friend come into town over the weekend and we knew he loved Harry Potter so we figured we would take him to the studios! Little did we know it was the perfect choice because he loved the Gilmore Girls and the DC superheroes stuff too! He and my fiancé are musicians and music educators and they loved the demo on sound mixing for movies. I personally love a good film history day so Really a cool day for everyone!!

My friend and took the Warner Bros studio tour as part of his birthday weekend that we were spending in Los Angeles. We did the standard tour which was 3 hours in length but we took our time while during the self guided portion. Seeing the backlots and learning about the history of the studio was interesting and of course we had to get our photos at the Central Perk Cafe and The Big Bang Theory set where you can sit in Sheldon's spot. If you have the time and looking for something different besides theme parks, definitely check this out as an alternative.

Tour was great and Randy our guide was fantastic. This tour is ~1 hour + however much time you need to go through the self guided part. We were able to one real set and some of the staging areas and learn some cool fast facts. It would be nice to go during filming times so you can maybe see more real sets and meet/see celebrities. To get the most out of this, it would benefit you to be a fan of Friends, Gilmore Girls, Abbott Elementary, Big Bang Theory, All American, and Harry Potter. I would take people to see this when they visit and when I'm brushed up on my WB shows.

Wow the Warner Bros Studio Tour EXCEEDED my expectations. I booked the Studio Tour with the SoCal Resident deal ($58/person) because it showed up as a good date idea in LA. The Studio Tour is a 3-part tour. Tour times are available on 30-minute increment start times, but they are pretty flexible on when you arrive. The largest group you would be with is 14 people. You start off watching an quick intro welcoming you into the tour and the seats are designed with rows of 14. Each row would correlate to a tour guide, in which the tour cart seats 14 people, 2 seats next to the driver, and then 4 rows that can seat 3 people each. The first part of the tour is the guided part for 70 minutes with a tour guide. Shout out to Garrett who was funny and informative. At the WB studio tours, the tour guides are free to give you the tour they customs to the audience and what they like. Garrett did a great job taking us by the hot landmarks and by calling out places that shot scenes we were fans of. He was also a great photographer for my boyfriend and I at the iconic FRIENDS fountain. A few memorable spots were for FRIENDS, Big Bang Theory, Pretty Little Liars, Gilmore Girls, All American, YOU, the stage for Ellen/Jennifer Hudson show, Young Sheldon, and much more. Garrett was super fun and gave us so much tip about exploring the studio and for exploring LA for the non-local tourists. He gave us so many fun facts about the studio, I feel like he did a great job passionately representing his company. WB truly makes magic! After we finished our tour with Garrett, he drops us off at the second part of our tour, which is great for any FRIENDS and Big Bang Theory fans. There were many photo opportunities in the exhibit, and there was also a café and shopping area. I felt like I had a blast being able to understand the references for both shows. We walked the exhibit first since no food and drinks were allowed. Then we got a quick drink at Central Perk, and finished it, before going onto the third part of the tour. The third part of the tour takes you back to the first building where they tour stars. This section was great for DC and Harry Potter fans, and many many interactive activities and photo opportunities. I love the DC comics, shows, and movies so it was a treat for me to see references to Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Arrow, Aquaman, and more. I'm not as into Harry potter, but I still enjoyed trying out to sorting hat, and taking pictures in their photo backdrops. There was also a small Game of Thrones area which was a nice touch. Before exiting, there was a gift shop with all things WB you would ever want to buy. Even walking around the gift shop was fun. We spent over 3 hours here at the WB Studio Tour including the guided and independent exploration time. I had so much fun at the tour, I can see myself coming back since there seems to be more to covered on the tour that was not covered already. It brought back memories of my Saturday mornings as a kid waking up early to watch cartoons on WB. Love the Looney Toons! I definitely feel inspired to go re-watch some of my WB favorites after going on this tour. Highly recommended.

Our guide Kelly was the best. You start off in a theater where you watch clips from movies that WB produced on their lots. You then get guided to golf carts that hold 15 people and are assigned a guide. Kelly took us all through the back lots of WB. We got to see where many movies and tv shows were filmed. And then they showed us where a current tv show All American is filmed. Then after the cart tour you get to walk through Friends Central Perk. You have many photo opportunities along the way. Including the couches from the set. Then you get to take pictures or video flying a batmobile or a Harry Potter broom in front of a green screen. Then you get to see all the costumes from movies and shows they produced. My Fair Lady, Crazy Rich Asians, GOT, Big bang theory.

Fun Tour for the Family at Reasonable price! I learned more about movies on this tour then the Universal Tour. I think it's great that tour guides here have the chance to tailor their tour to the interests of the guests they serve. Great job by my Tour Guides Brandon & Louanna! Come see the Great History of Warner Brothers!

I LOVED the backlot tour!!!!!! Our driver/ guide was so impressive with her knowledge of movie and tv shows that filmed here. We were able to get off the tram and take pics at famous sets and I loved that so much. Because we came on a Sunday there was no active filming so she allowed us into the Jennifer Hudson studio where Ellen previously filmed her show. What you notice is how many huge lights are hung from the ceiling!!!! Also loved the inside part of the tour and seeing various costumes and automobiles used in movies. It's fun now to watch shows and movies looking for all the sets we saw that day- I have a new appreciation for tv and film "magic". I don't want to spoil surprises for others here but this is a must-do tour if you like Friends, Big Bang Theory, Gilmore Girls, DC Universe, ER, Young Sheldon, and so many more!!!!!!

I've been looking forward to going to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour! I work in the industry so I love learning about the stages and the movies and shows that film here. You start with a one hour guided tour and they actually let you walk around the studio lot for about 15 mins of the tour which was awesome! Then they drop you off at Stage 48 where you start your 2 hour self guided tour. The Central Perk cafe is located there where you can grab a bite/drink. There is also an exhibit there that shows you costumes, props from famous movies and you get to learn about sounds, green screen and the magic of editing! The actual set of Central Perk cafe from Friends is here as well as several set pieces from the Big Bang Theory. There is one last exhibit after visiting Stage 48. You will take your last tram which will take you to the Wizarding world of Harry Potter and the fantastic beasts. DC is also at this exhibit so you get to see the Batmobile to all the super hero costumes and more! You end your trip to the gift shop where you first entered. It was all such an amazing experience. There's so much to see and lots of interactive activities and we definitely stayed there for the full 3 hours!

Great tour for people who are interested in seeing an active working studio and don't need the rides (and expense) of visiting Universal Studios. Also, great for fans of the DC films, Friends, and Harry Potter. We did the standard tour, which was 1 hour with a tour guide. We drove thru the lot as he explained what we were looking at. We made stops to walk in "New York" and Any Town USA. Went into a soundstage, where he explained how sitcoms are shot. It was fun to see clips of the set "dressed" in a movie or tv show. The rest of the tour is self guided, which gives you plenty of time to spend as much time as you'd like looking at all the exhibits. There are a lot of interactive things, like trying Green screen, getting "sorted" into a Hogwarts house, attempting to dubbing a film, etc. We were lucky to be there on a weekday, because there was never a wait for anything. I can imagine it might get pretty crowded on weekends and holidays. There were quite a few tours going on while we were there, as they leave every 10 minutes. The shuttle only holds about 15 people though, which keeps every tour a very manageable size. We spent about 3 hours, but you can take as much time as you like. Very fun!

Such a fun experience. I've visited a few other studios but I would have to say this one was by far my favorite because of all the things to see. They had so much history to show and explain and it was a lot of fun. They had a DC & Harry Potter area and as a fan of both I absolutely had fun.

My husband and I visited WB studios yesterday (9/20/24) and we had a blast ! We did the deluxe tour with Rebekah and she was phenomenal. She was super interactive with our group and super informative with our whereabouts and answering any questions we had. The tour alone is truly fun and mind blowing , and definitely magical! WB has filmed/produced so many shows , it's wild! Some shows that I've grown up with and some new trending shows such as: Pretty little liars , Gilmore girls , friends, big bang theory, all American etc. along with new and classic movies : Barbie , Harry Potter, the goonies, the Truman show etc. along with many other great movies and shows! Definitely a bang for your buck. 10/10 I definitely recommend!

The tour at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood was amazing, the memorabilia was incredible. You don't have to walk as they have their carts to take you through the studio. So people who have problem walking or can't walk for long, they can enjoy the tour too. Get your own water bottle and Prepare at least 4 hours in hand if u are planning for it because it takes time. Plus u will get hungry and then you need to take loads of pictures so u need time for it. It's a very enlightening experience as you get to know what goes behind the scenes. U will get to actually walk on different sets and get that feel of how it is to be on a set. I cannot wait until I have chance to do all over again.

We wanted to visit friends and big bang theory and we were amazed. The guides are super friendly and engaging even when the audience isn't. Took many pictures which is surprising for me because I'm not much of a social media person. Except for Yelp haha. I sat in Sheldon's coopers spot. Overall If you're looking to nerd out over some of your favorite sitcoms and dc comics go!

We were excited to book the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Plus during our recent visit to Los Angeles. My daughter is a big fan of Gilmore Girls and Friends, so we were looking forward to seeing the lot where these shows were filmed. Our tour started off in the deluxe lounge with complimentary coffee, juice, water, soft drinks, and an assortment of pastries and snacks. We were encouraged to take our drinks and snacks on the 2-hour tram tour, ensuring we had all the fuel we needed for the exciting journey ahead. Our guide, Trey, was a wealth of knowledge and entertainment. His passion for the studio and its rich history shone through as he shared with us fun facts and insights. The tram tour took us through the historic studio lot, unveiling iconic sets like Stars Hollow from Gilmore Girls, the exterior of Lorelai and Rory's home, Luke's Diner, and Mrs. Kim's antique store. The winter festival snowman building contest from The Bracebridge Dinner episode (Season 2, Episode 10) was also set up near the gazebo for the holiday season. During the tram tour, we did experience some heavy rain but our guide made sure to provide us all with ponchos to try and keep us as dry as possible. We were also provided with towels to wipe the wet seats of the tram. At one point, he also pulled into a covered area to wait out the rainstorm! Exploring the prop house, current show facades, and Jennifer Hudson's talk show studio added layers to the behind-the-scenes experience. Lunch at the Central Perk Cafe was a treat, with a menu inspired by Friends. The recreated sets allowed us to dine in iconic places like Central Perk, Joey and Chandler's apartment, Monica's apartment kitchen, and a Greenwich Village-themed set. The food and drinks were a delightful reflection of the series, with options like The Rachel matcha latte and Rachel's Thanksgiving trifle (no meat in this version!). Service remained friendly, even in the midst of the bustling crowd. The journey continued with a stroll through the Friends Boutique and we were able to pick up some fun themed merchandise. The Warner Bros. Studio Tour didn't stop there, offering sections dedicated to Harry Potter and DC, complete with green screen photo opportunities. The staff, always accommodating, also took photos for us on our phones. If the stars align for another visit, I'd want to upgrade to the Deluxe Tour as it promises an extended guided tour and lunch at the Commissary Fine Dining Room. Warner Bros. Studio Tour Plus delivered a Hollywood adventure beyond our expectations!

Such a fun day at Warner Brother Studios well worth the money and made for a great day away from the busy theme parks. A little bit of something for everyone from Friends to Gillmore girls and lots of other shows in between. Give yourself plenty of time to walk around, enjoy the tour, grab a cup of coffee at the onsite Starbucks cafe. Pro Tip: if you want a smaller group reserve one of the first tours of the day.

I cannot stress enough how amazing this tour is. I went in March and I STILL think about it. Coming from a huge Gilmore Girls, Hart of Dixie, La La Land, and basically just a fan of movies and tv shows in general, I was in HEAVEN. Our tour guide was amazing. He covered SO MUCH stuff and started off by asking if any of us had any favorite tv shows or movies so he could tell us fun facts as we rode. He even offered to stop the cart for me to take a picture when he heard me freaking out about the La La Land coffee shop located right across from the Casa Blanca windows. Truly a tour I will remember forever. Picture long versions of golf carts. That's what you're in -- probably holds 20 or so people? You start off watching a Warner Brothers compilation video before boarding the carts which is SICK. Immediately locked in after seeing that. Then you go outside, load onto the cart, and off you go touring. We did the level of the tour where we could hop off and walk around, while our guide was talking and showing us around and telling us super cool facts about everything. We got to sit in the Friends chair, walk through Lane's mom's house from Gilmore Girls, see the gazebo, and so much more! It was particularly cool because they were filming Abbott Elementary which is a newer sitcom hitting all the top charts and I got to see the front set with my own 2 eyes! I highly highly recommend!!

I was looking forward to this tour. For the price you do get to experience and see a lot. I would say it is absolutely worth doing. Our tour guide was knowledgeable but not the friendliest. Whenever we asked questions he didn't seem very engaged. However he did take into consideration our interests and did try to take us to some areas that would be a good fit. The highlights for me was seeing where Gilmore girls was filmed. I even had the chance to go and take photos in the gazebo. The Wizarding World area was pretty cool as well. There were several interactive experience that were very fun. They have some other cool things such as the Friends sofa. There is plenty of props, costumes, etc to checkout from a variety of movies. I appreciated that most of the tour outdoors is in a golf cart. But then the indoor portion is self paced. The gift shop was great and had a nice variety. I was bummed the Barbie exhibit was replaced with Wonka. Overall had a fun experience!

We did the Classic Tour. The whole process is well-organized and all the staff are top notch with their attitude and quality of service. Our guide, Curtis, was really good. We are big movie/tv fans so this was right up our alley, but I think most people will still enjoy it. On the pricey side, but we have no regrets. I think it was a nice touch having us in a green room type of setting with complimentary snacks and drinks...nice touch.

This tour was so fun! I came into it with no expectations or spoilers and walked away with a really great experience. This is like a tour and a movie museum all wrapped up into one. The classic tour is divided into three sections - the tram tour, movie museum with interactive areas, and a final Harry Potter / Marvel section. TRAM TOUR: This was my favorite part. We were driven around by a guide and he took us to the backlots and frontlots of movies. The set designs are so cool! We visited on a Sunday so there were no actors or members actively walking around (there's also currently a workers strike). We got to visit two different indoor sets and our guide took us to some outdoor facades as well, such as the alleyway where the famous Spider-Man kiss happened. MOVIE / INTERACTIVE AREA This is basically a movie/TV museum that is very focused on Friends. There were a lot of opportunities to get your photos taken by photographers or videos on a green screen but all of these "extras" are additionally priced if you want the photo keepsakes. However, the photographers are happy to take your photo with a mobile phone as well. HARRY POTTER / MARVEL AREA Calling all wizards!! SO much Harry Potter stuff here to geek out on. There is a sorting hat, which was sadly broken when we went to see it. Supposedly, it will say your house if you sign up on the Harry Potter app and take the house quiz. I also loved the small section of Game of Thrones wardrobes. The entire experience took us about 2.5 hours, because we took the time to enjoy every exhibit and interact with all the photo areas. Our Sunday tour was not too crowded but we did have to wait in some lines to get our photos taken. I highly recommend this tour. It kind of reminded me of the Academy Museum of Motion Arts museum in LA, but like...way better since you're actually touring real sets!

It was an interesting and fun experience visiting Warner Bros. Studio. Multiple times visiting SoCal, this was our first time visiting the studio. The main lobby greeted us with various costumes and and vast gift shop. The tour lasted about 3 hours that traversed the whole of the studio. Interesting spots (at least for me) were the bamboo forest for the Last Samurai, Ruby field where Ross played in Friends, town where Gilmore Girls are played are among the few. It was cool that we passed by active studios where live taping occured. Overall, Warner Bros Studio is a must visit, at least once when in Southern California.

I loved the Warner Bros. Studio Tour during my LA trip! I didn't have high expectations, but it turned out to be amazing. The tour lasts about three hours, and the guide shared so many interesting facts about the shows and movies filmed there. There are also fun photo ops, like sitting on the Friends couch with the real fountain behind it. It's definitely worth the money and an unforgettable experience.

For socal residents you can take the tour at a pretty discounted rate which I think makes the tour a really good value. If you are fans of pretty little liars or some of WB other pillar series this will be a good one. Honestly for me the highlight was driving by the set of Abbott Elementary and seeing the school buses as I love that show. We also saw the male lead for All American biking on his way to lunch haha so you can have celeb spotting if that interests you. After the bus tour they have set tours for friends and a photo op area for Harry Potter, Lord of The Rings, and a prop tour for DC and Game of Thrones which I totally didn't expect. Going in blind I was really pleasantly surprised I ended up spending like 3 hours here and had a good time. Def recommend for tourists or locals who are hard core fans of WB intellectual property

Great staff and our tour guide Riley was informative and funny. We went here on a suggestion of a friend that has been here 6 times. Her recommendation did not disappoint. I had never heard of this tour before. We bought the go city pass to go here and it was so easy to book. Only disappointing was the cost of parking. Very helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming employees.

I'm so glad we didn't skip on this! I've been wanting to go on the studio tour for years so when we were back in LA, I told my husband let's go. At first he wasn't too excited about going on a studio tour but he was so glad I didn't listen to him. With Friends, Gilmore Girls, Harry Potter, DC movies, and more, you're definitely in for a treat. We came on a weekday morning for their first tour of the day. We wanted to make sure to beat the crowd. There's paid parking which was convenient. The tour starts by having you watch a short video of the history of Warner Bros and then you'll be split into small groups to tour the property. Definitely nostalgic as we got to see many film sites of shows and movies we grew up watching. I appreciate the guides showing clips of what scenes and show were filmed where. Overall, it was so much fun! I won't spoil it in too much detail but there's multiple interactive pieces of the tour that you can do. Definitely take plenty of pictures! . If you get hungry or thirsty on the tour, they do drop you off at Central Perk more so at the end of the tour. We were there about 2.5-3 hours so make sure you give yourself enough time.

My husband and I live in San Diego and had been planning to visit for so long. We're glad we finally did. It was easy buying the tickets online, we did the standard tour for 1 pm. We got there around 12:40 and was able to look around before the check in counter. After checking in, they bring you to a little viewing area where you watch a video welcoming you and explaining a little bit of what you'll be seeing. Then they bring you out to meet the tour guide and ride the tram. We got lucky and there was only 6 of us in the tram, the other trams we saw were pretty full. Anyway, I highly recommend doing the tour even the basic one, they bring you around the lot, tour guides will let you know which films/series did their show there as well as the sound stages. After the guided tour, they drop you off to one of their stages and you start the unguided tour part. You can stay and roam as long as you want, take as many pictures in the unstaffed area. The only part that disappointed us is that on the friends/big bang theory photo experience part is that they rush you. Yeah you can take a photo with your own phone, but they will tell you to hurry up. We did the official photo as well, but we wished we were given few extra minutes when there was no one in line waiting. Honestly, for us its a once in a while visit unless they change something big. We also went to the central perk cafe which is obviously friends themed. It was nice, plenty of seating area and tables. In total, we spent about 4 hours and got good pictures. Must visit if you're in the area, super close to Universal Studious too.

I've lived in Burbank fur 13 years and finally did this. $58 for locals instead of the regular $70 price. Thank you! You do have to pay $15 to park which is NOT INCLUDED in that tour cost. Had lots of fun on the tour. They take you all over on the tram. We got to walk around the street facades and hear what was filmed where. We went inside a set for a to show called All American(of which I'd never heard). We got to take pics with the FRIENDS fountain and on the couch. There were many interactive museum like displays for Batman, Harry Potter plus. We spent about 3 1/2 hours including shopping. And my friend said it was much different than the last time she came.

Absolutely wonderful experience. Really enjoyed the small groups and walking around sets. Museums were great and price to get in was standard. Store is fantastic and you do not need to purchase a ticket to just go to the store which is awesome.

Tour was fun. I like the tour guide's style. Price was a bit steep for 2:30hrs, you can stay longer, we just didn't. The intend time is 3 hrs. Worth the experience if you are into movies and backstage process.

We did the regular tour on a Sunday afternoon in October. When purchasing the tickets i selected 1pm we arrived 30 minutes early to look around (there is a huge tri wizard cup and Hogwarts mural as well as a gift shop and a Barbie section for great photos. They told us we could go on our tour anytime as it leaves every 10 min. You line up in a back room then go into a theater room and then get on the tram. The team takes you through the back and front lots, with lots of stops and hops off and through sets and photo ops. It abruptly ended at another gift shop with very little information, instructions or clarity. We had to ask several staff members to understand that this was the "unguided" part of the tour. The gift shop is friends themed and central perk cafe is there. You go through a series of areas for professional and personal photo taking on stages for friends, big bang and a green screen for HP and Batman. You are asked if you want to purchase a package of photos - all total was $130 for digital and prints. You then exit onto another tram, stop at the fountain and couch and get a photo and then are dropped at the back of the original building but walk through a DC and HP exhibit which is phenomenal and was the whole reason we were there. There were great photo ops and the staff in this area were mostly very friendly and helpful. There was one person at the Photo Booth here who seemed very unimpressed to be at work and was not kind in the least. Which was only icing on the cake that you now had a second batch of professional photos to choose and pay for (sorting hat). I asked at every station to take our photos myself or asked a staff member to take them of our group. Overall, We had a great time and the tour could be drastically improved with communication and information up front.

We took the tour today and it was fabulous! So many surprises! Our main tour guide was Sarah A and she was great! A huge wealth of knowledge. Thank you!

We did the Warner Bros Studio Tour plus. It was worth it! The tour starts with complimentary snacks and drinks - nice snacks and a mini fridge stocked with drinks. You can take the snacks and drinks on the tour. It was a 2 -hour guided tour. Our tour guide Rae was great!! She shared a lot of history about the sets abs what shows used them. We did a sound stage tour for the show Bob Abishola. It included lunch at the Friends cafe. Everything was set up with props from the show and a gift shop. Also has a self-guided tour of more movie sets and interactive exhibits. Aside from the 2-hour guided tour, the rest was self paced. But be prepared for at least 4 hours. Highly recommend!!

4 hours of media magic. The first hour consisted of a tour of the lot where you can walk through outdoor sets and an indoor one. The tour guide made it really fun and entertaining. The second and third hour will likely be spent at stage 48 which is like an interactive museum. You'll visit the Friends and Big Bang Theory sets, be able to have your photos taken free by staff, see various costumes, play on green screen vehicles, sit in on a 5 minute sound effect showing, and play with audio recordings. The fourth hour encompasses a museum area full of Harry Potter, DC superhero, and Game of Thrones memorabilia. Including wand fight choreography, a sorting hat season, and potion making. Lots of free easy neighborhood parking.

Recognized as one of the top 25 attractions in the US, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour in Burbank offers a revealing look behind the camera at how Hollywood magic has been made for over 100 years. My partner and I came here last Friday, where tickets were readily available on their website. Knowledgeable tour guides take you behind the scenes of the legendary 110-acre backlot where classic movies and TV shows like Casablanca, Batman, and Friends came to life. Our tour guide, Jenn, was absolutely amazing, energetic, hilarious, and knowledgeable. A very special visit to Stage 48, where one immerses ourselves in the technology and methods of production revealed in Sheldon's apartment set from The Big Bang Theory, before dining at Central Perk Café. Our journey continued to the grand finale, "Action and Magic Made Here," where we experienced the universe of DC superheroes and villains and stepped into the world of Harry Potter and the Fantastic Beasts. Overall, the experience was good for first-timers, which we can recommend.

Definitely recommend this tour during your visit to Universal Studios! The line was very long and took about an hour. Once you get seated in the long train of carts, you'll be taken on a tour around the Hollywood studio lots. It's really cool to see all the locations that different movies and TV shows have been filmed. You'll also be taken through a couple of tunnels for "thrill ride" sections of the tour, immersing you in the world of Jurassic Park and Fast & Furious. Enjoy the tour!

Did the TCM Classic Tour. Our guide was so knowledgeable and we really enjoyed it. The best part was walking around the props department and checking out historic set pieces from classics movies. Everyone from the parking attendant to folks in the studio store were super friendly and helpful.

The tour was so much fun and so informative! Our tour guide Rae was so much fun! They were so relatable, knowledgeable, and fun! They made the tour even better than it already was.

I haven't been on this tour for awhile but I'm glad that they added a lot more stuff to see and experience. I did the regular studio tour. Now, it's about $70 for an adult. I love that they added more sets from Friends and Big Bang Theory, expanded more on the DC heroes and villains, and included the Fantastic Beasts into the Harry Potter room. Duration is a few hours. Our tour guide did an awesome job of explaining the backlots and what movies/TV shows they were in. Your tour group isn't very large. I highly recommend doing this.

Dear Team! Thank you for all the people who came to say hello to my sisters , they really did appreciate the heartwarming welcomes ! To Cappy , I'm so proud of you and the tour was amazing : "Cappy is so knowledgeable and friendly. The Gansta New York was my favorite" " the behind the scene of the Spiderman kiss was my fav part ". thank you so much for the surprise and delight. It is my twin sis's first time in US she was really impressed by everything. Special thanks to Thomas (dispatch), John, Em, Paola ( both of them) Sofia, Ron, Chris , Nate

One of the best tours in Hollywood! It's such an informative experience. I can't remember the name of our guide but he is from Kentucky. When I tell y'all it was like he was the Google of Warner Bros, he had all the facts. From the sound stages to the interactive activations to the self guided portion, this whole experience is well thought out. I truly felt like one of the characters in my favorite shows. I hope they add another show of the modern time because I was not a fan of Friends or too familiar with the Big Banh Theory. This is definitely a tour you don't want to skip!

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood was better than I expected. I booked the regular tour, $70, for 1 and I had so much fun. I selected a mid-morning tour and was part of the group with 13 others. The first part of the tour was guided, our guide drove around Warner Bros. Studios and gave the scoops about the buildings, forest, and then we got off in some areas and walked into houses as well as a sound stage. It was cool seeing Stars Hollow from Gilmore Girls and the exterior of Lorelai's house and Sookie's House. We got to walk inside Lorelai's house but it was empty. Our guide explained why the floors in the house are all marked up and how quickly they can be changed out, the bare walls, the stairs that leading to nowhere, no ceilings, and doors without door knobs. The 2nd part of the tour was self-guided without a time limit. Our guide dropped everyone off outside Central Perk. You can buy food, snacks and drinks from Central Perk or check out costumes and get photo ops in Central Perk coffee shop set from Friends or the living room set and the apartment lobby set from Big Bang Theory. I took my time to check out all the different costumes from movies like Crazy Rich Asians, Selena, and Elvis. If you do decide to take photos in the Friends or Big Bang Theory sets, there is a line and a professional photographer to take the photo. Since I was by myself, I asked the person in line behind me to help me take photos on my phone since I couldn't get the entire background with a selfie. I did some shopping at the Central Perk gift shop since they have all the Friends merchandise here. It was a better selection compared to what's in the WB gift shop at the end. I hopped back on a tram to get photo ops at the outdoor sets which included the gazebo, Stars Hollow sign, and Luke's diner from Gilmore Girls and the Friends fountain. There was a line for each photo spot and I spent about an hour to get all 3 spots. The Friends fountain was the most popular one but I loved seeing the gazebo in Gilmore Girls decorations for the holidays. They even had the snowmen and snow woman out on the lawn by the gazebo. For the last part of the tour, you hop back on a tram and get dropped off at the costumes and props for DC films, Harry Potter films, and Game of Thrones series. This is all self-guided and you can take as much time as you want to admire the costumes and props. There are a couple of Harry Potter sets that you can take photos in. After exiting the tour, it leads you to the WB gift shop which has stuff from all different movies, animations, or series. I probably spent another hour browsing and deciding what to get myself since there was so much to choose from. At one point, I thought about buying a Harry Potter rob and wand to use as my costume for Halloween. I highly recommend this tour if you've watched the films or tv series I mentioned above because it is a cool experience to see these things in real life. I didn't feel weird going on this tour by myself either because the WB staff were friendly and so were their people in line who helped me take photos with my phone. I thought it was a great way to spend the day and if I have the opportunity to visit again, I'd book the studio tour plus, $150, to get 2-hours with the tour guide. For parking, it's $15 flat rate, to park in a covered parking structure. For food, snacks, or drinks, you can pick up items at Starbucks before your tour. Depending on the weather, it might be good to have bottled water on you.

My review for the tour is way overdue. I went last December for the holiday special where they featured the Star Hollow set from Gilmore Girls. It was a lot of fun walking around and seeing all the backdrops, sets, and buildings in person like Doose's Market, the gazebo, and the Bjork snowman. Some of the shops were giving away free team pins too. I was Team Jess of course. The guided tram tour was fun too if you're a big film and TV show fan. I am not, but I still thought it was fun and educational overall.

I took my first studio tour ever today and selected Warner Brothers as it's so iconic. The tour, staff, displays, costumes, etc did not disappoint! My tour guides were Lisa S and Javier and I totally recommend asking for them, if you can! Both are knowledgeable, personable, fun and passionate about what they do! Their enthusiasm is contagious and you'll leave thinking you made a new best friend- one who knows all the inside scoop from Warners Classic Hollywood years to today! Such a great afternoon, thank you!

**Get the VIP tour. Worth it** Definitely highlight of my LA trip! We are super excited to see all the magic behind The Big Bang Theory, FRIENDS and ER. It made me appreciate all the hours and hard work they put into a show and a movie.

Everything was so cool! Seeing all of the different sets was so fun and we even got to walk into some of the buildings. Our tour guide, Alex R, was very friendly, knowledgeable, and efficient! He took extra care of one of the tour guests in my group that was handicapped. We got the standard tour, which came with a guided tour of the back lots and a self-guided portion, including photo opportunities with sets from different shows like FRIENDS and THE BIG BANG THEORY, a walk-through of costumes from different movies and shows, and a lot of interactive sections like doing a voiceover to a scene from Harry Potter! ;) The food at Central Perk was great and they had super fun FRIENDS souvenirs! There was so much to do in this tour, and it's very family friendly. All of the staff were very kind and seemed to love working there! They were all also very willing to take pictures for us! Definitely going to come back!

We had the best tour guide ever. He was super fun and informative. He also told us about the writers strike going on at the time and how it was affecting the studio at the time. He mentioned how a few things would have been different without the strike but for the most part everything was the same. I loved seeing all the sets that people use and hearing which famous movies have used which sets. I was THRILLED to see set used for The Good Place because I ADORE that tv show. Also, hubby has started pointing out the sets in movies and telling me which ones he notices or remembers being mentioned. Since we were on the VIP tour, we actually got to get out and walk around some of the sets and go look at the props department. One of the cooler things was walking onto an actual set for a TV show currently airing (obviously not that moment ngl) and being asked not to share pics until after the most recent episode because the set itself had some minor spoilers. Very cool. Another cool thing, though IDK if it was VIP exclusive, was the mini rides we rode while on the tour, like the King Kong one. Overall, the experience was really cool though VIP was definitely cooler. If you're a huge TV/movie buff, it would definitely be worth doing the VIP tour to see the sets more than you do on the normal tour.