Los Angeles · LOS ANGELES FILM & TV TOURS
6 tours in this guide
This is the shortlist we’d send a friend: the 6 los angeles film & tv tours worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood in Los Angeles pairs a guided backlot ride with self-paced sets like Friends Central Perk and Harry Potter.
“Backstage Studio Lot, our guide Sarah, she loves her job and you can feel that.”
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood in Burbank, see Friends and Big Bang Theory sets, learn green-screen effects, then finish with DC and Harry Potter.
“It's only a couple of hours long...but nit rushed. Part of the tour is lead by a tour guide and part is on your own.”
Warner Bros Studio plus Hollywood Hills and Beverly Hills sights, with DC, Friends, and Harry Potter sets, plus a free shuttle.
“The Studio tour was very good and our driver Stan for the second half of the tour was very knowledgeable and abit of a character.”
TCM Classic Films Tour at Warner Bros. Studio Burbank: guided backlot cart, Central Perk and costumes, plus Studio Store access.
“This is a must see for those of us who enjoy TCM and movies from the 40’s. The Tour guides are well versed and knowledgeable.”
A 2-hour Hollywood Movie and TV Location Tour with Film Freak Tours, featuring an open-air minivan, iconic stops, and veteran stories.
“If you love movies, this is a tour filled with fun movie locations and info. The owner led tour gives a great dive into his past inside the Hollywood scene which is so interesting to hear. Don’t expect to get many photos of the locales. While they’ll slow or even stop for the most popular, Leo will point out a lot more than you could capture through the open sided bus.”
Warner Bros Studio Tour plus a Hollywood hop-on hop-off bus. Guided studio sets, Friends and Harry Potter stops, and flexible sightseeing.
“This is NOT a big bus tour. You need to get to the office to redeem voucher before using the buses. Pointless for us as we were the other side of L.A. The office did give us the use of buses next day. The Warner tour was well worth a visit , though you really need a car to get there !!”
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