Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood takes you through a working film and television studio in Burbank, at 3400 Warner Blvd. A guide leads the visit by electric cart, with stops that can include backlot streets, sound stages and sets from productions such as Friends and The Big Bang Theory. The tour also brings film props, costumes and vehicles into view, including Batmobiles, alongside exhibits on the studio’s productions. Go for a closer look at how screen locations and objects are made, not for theme-park rides.
A guided look around the studio lot
The tour begins at the VIP Tour Center with an introductory film, then continues into the studio lot by electric cart. Guides provide commentary as the group moves among backlot streets, sets and sound stages. The visit focuses on the work of making film and television, so the experience is a behind-the-scenes tour rather than a ride-based attraction.
The backlot includes settings designed as places such as New York, a Midwestern town and a Western street. Production sets and locations can change, so the particular stops depend on what is available during your visit. Sets connected with shows such as Friends and The Big Bang Theory are among the places associated with the tour.
Props, costumes and screen cars
The studio’s exhibits add another angle to the visit, with film and television memorabilia, props and costumes from a range of productions. The collections include material connected with the Harry Potter films and the DC Universe. The Picture Car Vault displays vehicles used in Warner Bros. productions, including several Batmobiles.
A stop at Central Perk, the coffee shop set from Friends, and the DC Universe exhibit are among the attractions associated with the tour. The Superman Experience and a Harry Potter section are also mentioned as visitor highlights. Take advantage of photo opportunities in themed areas, while following any directions from your guide and the studio staff.
Planning your visit
The standard tour typically takes two to three hours. Book your ticket in advance, since advance reservations are recommended, and consider a morning start around 9 am if you want to get ahead of queues. Build in time for the security check at the entrance.
Tour Plus and Deluxe are among the available options if you want to compare different formats before booking. The studio is at 3400 Warner Blvd in Burbank. The visit is a good fit for film and television fans who want to see sets and production memorabilia; those looking mainly for rides and large-scale attractions may prefer a different kind of studio visit.
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How long does the Warner Bros. Studio Tour take?
The standard tour takes about two to three hours.
Should I book the tour in advance?
Yes. Advance ticket booking is recommended.
What can you see on the tour?
Stops can include backlot streets, sound stages, television sets, props, costumes and vehicles such as Batmobiles.
What time should I book?
An early slot around 9 am can help you avoid queues.
