The Warner Bros Studio Tour is not to be missed. You can even act out a scene from ‘Friends’ and imagine you are rubbing shoulders with Rachel and Ross!
There’s no business like show business. Ain’t that the truth? Excuse our slang but what the heck, we’re talking about the big time here so we are allowing ourselves a little slack. And by big time, we are talking about one of the most legendary studios in Hollywood – Warner Bros. Everyone, as far as we can tell, secretly wants to be discovered standing on the corner of Hollywood and vine or at the famous Schwab’s drug store where one Hollywood actress was apparently discovered sipping a soda at the counter.
Be that as it may, when you get tired enough of waiting at that busy intersection to be spotted by some producer or director and you really want to see how movie magic is created, get in your car and get down to Warner Bros Studio and get on that behind the scenes tour of one of the greatest studios in Hollywood history. The tour will show you the real sets and sound stages where the greatest stars in Hollywood made some of the most famous movies in the world. This tour, by the way, has the seal of approval of TripAdvisor, which gave it the Travelers’ Choice Award, which is a pretty big deal. The Warner Bros Studio Tour is also one of the Top 25 Attractions in the United States.
The tour allows you a rare look at many of the studio’s production areas along with Stage 48: Script to Screen. This is an amazing interactive sound stage and Archive that enables guests to see the entire film and TV production process from beginning to end. One of the recent additions to the Archive is J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World: Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts, which spotlights her famous characters and gives you a closer look at how they were brought to life in the blockbuster films.
The Archive also includes the DC Comics Super Heroes and authentic costumes and familiar props from Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. The tour also lets you explore the Prop Department where you’ll see rare props and furniture that appeared in many of the great movies from Hollywood’s Golden Era.
Southern California residents get a 20% savings on their ticket for a limited time. The Warner Bros. Studio Tour is open Monday through Sunday, 9 am to 3 pm and the tours depart every 30 minutes.
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