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Address: 411 N. Hollywood Way, Burbank, CA 91505 Warner Bros Studio Operations websites: Exterior Sets / Sound stages. Familiar to most as the location of the park featured in the opening credits of ‘Friends’, the Warner Ranch (also known as the Columbia Ranch) has been featured in countless movies and TV shows, and is located around a mile north of the main Warner Bros Studio lot.
May 18, 2023 · Along with the purchase came the acquisition of FNP’s 68-acre studio lot in Burbank. In 1930, Warner Bros. relocated its headquarters from Hollywood to the newly-acquired facility and it has remained in Burbank ever since. Today, the sprawling studio comprises 110 acres of movie-making magic. Virtually all of it is accessible to the public ...
A specially trained Tour Guide, with the help of the hosts from Turner Classic Movies, will guide guests through the Studio Tour themed to iconic classic movies and TV shows from the early days of the Studio through the 1970’s. While on tour, guests will visit the familiar places and spaces where movie magic has been happening for more than ...
- First, A Little History
- Getting Started
- The Backlot – You Might Recognize Some of This
- The Front Lot and Stage 16
- Stage 48 – Friendstravaganza
- To Couch Or Not to Couch
- The Archive – Where I Became Hufflepuff
- Final Thoughts
The Warner Bros Hollywood Studio is located in Burbank, about 15 minutes north of downtown LA. The studio was established all the way back in 1926. Films – and then TV – have been made there for almost 100 years! The studio sits on 62 acres and is made up of outdoor movie sets, multiple sound stages, and buildings dedicated to all facets of movie &...
Warner Bros Studio offers a few different kinds of tours. We went on the most popular – The Studio Tour. This tour starts every 30 minutes between 8:30am and 3:30pm, 5-7 days weekly (depending on the time of year). The Studio recommends that you buy your tickets online ahead of time, though limited walkup tickets may be available depending on deman...
First we drove through and explored the Backlot– a series of outdoor sets that have been constructed over the years, and have been used in countless movies and TV shows. Many of these sets date to the 1930s and all are still in use today. As Maxx took us down one street after the other, we jumped from small town Midwest to downtown New York, from t...
Next up on the Warner Bros Studio Tour was the Front Lot. This is its collection of 30 sound stages where the interior production of films and TV takes place. Inside these huge soundproof buildings, elaborate sets are built, specific to each production. We stopped at Stage 16. At 65 feet tall, it’s the largest on the lot and one of the tallest in t...
Stage 48 is the first of two interactive experiences on the Warner Bros Studio Tour. And there was lots going on in this building. Most popular is the coffee shop set from the TV series Friends. I personally never watched much of Friends, but this seemed to be the highlight for a great percentage of tour participants. Here, fans can line up and get...
It would be easy to spend several hours at Stage 48. But we breezed through pretty quick, spending about 30 minutes. When we were ready to leave, a tour cart was waiting outside, and we were taken to the final displays on the tour. First though, while again passing through the Backlot, we were given the option to get off and have our picture taken ...
First up – costumes from many of the DC Comics movies, all made by Warner Bros Studios, including Michael Keaton’s Batman and Christopher Reeves’s Superman, Ben Affleck’s Batman and Henry Cavill’s Superman, and one of a long line of Batmobiles used in the movie franchise – this is the Tim Burton version. Next, was Harry Potter’s Wizarding World. Ha...
Our time on the Warner Bros Studio Tour was thoroughly enjoyable. We learned a lot about film and TV production, had much better studio access than I imagined, and we were impressed with the interactive displays. We don’t tend to linger at displays, so our tour only took about 2 hours. But I can certainly understand why the Warner Bros website stat...
Best studio tour in Los Angeles. Go behind the scenes at a Hollywood studio. See how movies & TV shows are made at Warner Bros Studio Tour.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood brings you closer than ever to the legendary entertainment you know and love. As a recipient of multiple Trip Advisor’s Travelers’ Choice Awards and recognized as one of the Top 25 Attractions in the United States, the Studio Tour offers a revealing look behind the camera at how Hollywood magic is made.
To wrap up the tour, explore the all new Studio Store and take home exclusive gifts and souvenirs from iconic TV shows and films. Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood Highlights: Storytelling Showcase - Explore Warner Bros. technological innovations from its cinema chain origins in 1923 through its nearly 100-year journey.
