Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood, Burbank CA

This was my choice of closing a trip over thousand other cool options in Los Angeles. The concept is cool even for the hardcore fanboys, but just the regular pass is fine I guess [gift items are highly overpriced]. I was very much excited as this was my first film studio visit in US. Also, got disappointed as Ramoji Film City was there in mind and this is cannot reach to their high. No Offense, but as I told, this might be a must-visit places for a film fanatic.

Not much useful information, waste of time if you are not a huge fan of movies and tv shows - a lot of movies they mentioned doesn’t ring a bell-

Also the organization is pretty mess up- soooo many people- had to get tickets from one counter then wait a looooong line to get another number waiting for the tour, the tour was booked for 2 pm but it started at 2: 30pm

Some tour guides were giving unpleasant pressures to customers for wanting to go to restroom.

What a fun way to spend the day. I have lived less than an hour away, all my life, and have never taken this tour. I am happy that I finally had the chance. The tour is different per group, based on the tour guide, so you will never get the same tour twice. I loved hearing all the history of the studios. My favorite part was the sound room, where they showed how the sound is created in a movie. Using the movie Gravity as an example.

I would have enjoyed getting off the tram a bit more, which is the only reason for 4 stars instead of 5.

I finally get it! Why people are always dressed up when visiting this place. Its so beautiful at night w/ the lights. Pretty romantic too.

Super! Ist absolut spannend und die Touren sind im kleinen Rahmen und fühlen sich 0 wie eine Massenabfertigung an! Man bekommt großartige Einblicke in das Innenleben des Studios!

An amazing experience. And we learned so much about our favorite movies and tv shows. And to see ALL of the Batmobiles was just awesome!

So I’ve done this tour a few times and hopefully next time I’m back in California visiting family I’ll be able to do it again and while it’s not cheap it’s also very worth the money you spend. It’s not just simply a peek behind the stage but very much a look at how things get made. Even if your a local you gotta do it once because it really reminds you, at least it did for me, that it takes a lot of people to make those movies and shows come to life.

The Warner Bros. Studio in Hollywood offers quite a few tours for fans of their featured films, especially DC fans with their DC Universe: The Exhibit. The exhibit showcases costumes and props used in the movies Wonder Woman, Justice League, and the upcoming Aquaman movie. Fans get to take an up close and personal look at "the intricate details" of their favorite superheroes costumes, according to the Warner Bros. Studio tour website. The Justice League section of the exhibit even has the original comic book issues of each member of the team on display.

I did this tour a few times. WB has lots of memorabilias from different films that you will more than likely recognize. In all studios that I visited in LA, this is my favorite one.

Surprisingly, this wasn't the greatest thing to do. It was fun to be driven around the backlot and see some of the places I recognise from famous films, but there really wasn't that much to do. All up, the tour tab for about 4 hours max.

Thankfully, we did get to visit the Ellen set and saw the Central Perk set from FRIENDS, but it was still lacking in fun things to do.

Enjoyed this tour a lot. Tour guide was very knowledgeable. We were able to see Friends and Big Bang Theory set, Batman vehicle’s, Harry Potter, Aquaman and much more. Don’t miss it.

Probably our family’s favorite event in Los Angeles. Very interesting and featured a lot of movie and TV history. Jeremy even told us a cool story after he muted his speaker due to a red light that indicated a current TV show was filming. He said James Dean would drive through the studio streets and look for the red lights and rev his motorcycle. They would have to start over every time. True to Rebel Without a Cause. (Yes someone on the tour said “What a rebel.)