This is my 3rd visit to Warner Bros Studio to watch the Jennifer Hudson show. This time I brought…read moremy daughter. If you are interested in watching her show, go to her website and select the dates you wish to go. She has 2 shows per day. You can sign up as many shows you like per week. Please plan to spend at least 4 hours per show. After you arrive at the parking lot, you will check in with the staff. Staff will hand you number for queue line. They will guide you in once they are ready to take the audience. Majority of the audience were all out of states. You will then wait again in the studio. It is the same studio Ellen show used to be. You can purchase Jennifer Hudson items at the gift shop area while you wait. Make sure to bring snacks or eat prior to coming to the show. They have vending machines outside the venue. I had a great time and enjoyed the being part of the show. I also attended other channel shows in the 80s and 90s. It's something different and for fun.

I'll admit, I was a little shocked by the $100+ price tag at first. But after spending the day at…read morethe Warner Bros. Studio Tour, I can honestly say it was worth every penny. I was pleasantly surprised by just how much there was to see and do. It's basically 3 to 4 hours or mote of constant history making sets,props and deep dive information on some pf your favorite film and television shows

I had the opportunity to dine for lunch at this special place. I believe it is only available if…read moreyou are with a WB Executive or are an executive who works on the back lot. Upon entrance I could see how special this dining place is. The staff is so friendly and they seem to know who the important people are and treat them like family. Nice table cloths and pretty silverware on the table waiting to be used for a menu that has a lot of variety. We ordered the Salmon Burger and the Kobe Beef Burger for lunch which came with a side dish. Salmon had sweet potato fries and the burger had truffle fries. We also started with a basket of truffle fries with a mayo dipping sauce or ketchup. Service was excellent and the food was delicious.

Accessible only if you are a guest or an employee. Warner Bros. Studios Commissary Cafeteria is a…read morecafeteria with a ton of options that are made to order as well as self-serve/grab-and-go options. There's a salad bar and Poquito Más inside too! Their operating hours are: Breakfast: 7:00 am - 10:30 am Lunch: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Food is what you would come to expect from a cafeteria. It's more for convenience and it's fun just to eat on the Warner Bros. lot and see and hear about its rich long history with friends. Just order from one of several food stalls that they have, pick up everything you want (food, drinks, snacks, dessert) and head to the cashier to be rung up. There's seating available inside and outside. Don't forget to check their daily specials!

Some old stuff some new stuff. Staff are ready to help all the time. If you are seasoned then you…read morecan make do with what's there.

I am very happy to have this fitness center available to me. The training staff is welcoming and…read moreknowledgeable. They work with your specific goals, challenges and physical self. There's 3 different and large spaces to use and the locker rooms are spacious with a steam room.

Aloha folks! I had the chance to check out the Paramount Studio Tour. Ever since I saw the movie…read more"Sunset Boulevard", I've wondered what it would be like going beyond the iconic studio gates. Well ..my wish was granted as I took the standard tour. It was 2 hours filled with historical information regarding the movies and television shows that I grew to love. From shows like Happy Days, Glee and Laverne and Shirley to movies like Sunset Boulevard, Grease and many others. Our guide, Lauren did a great job escorting our group throughout the sites of the studio. She shared many interesting facts and stories and answered all of our questions. My favorite portion of the tour was the New York set. It was fun walking through the diner set from Glee and getting the opportunity to enter one of the large soundstages that have been used in many movies. I highly recommend this tour if you're in Hollywood.

The Paramount Pictures Studio Tour is an incredible experience and easily one of the highlights of…read morevisiting LA. Walking through a real, working studio where so many iconic films and TV shows were made gives you a deep appreciation for Hollywood history. Seeing legendary stages from classics like Breakfast at Tiffany's, Rosemary's Baby, The Hunt for Red October, and more recent productions like This Is Us makes the history feel tangible and alive. The backlot streets, sound stages, and exhibits are immersive, and the tour guide was knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about the studio's legacy. This tour strikes the perfect balance between nostalgia and modern filmmaking. If you love movies, television, or storytelling, this is an absolute must.

This was a great tour! Dan was our tour guide and was super fun and knowledgeable. We got to see:…read moreDesilu and Paramount Studios, The Hollywood sign up close, Lucille Ball's home, Marilyn Monroe's place with Joe Dimaggio, Blue Jay way and celebrity homes (LeoDicaprio, Keanu Reeves, Rihanna and George Harrison) Pros: 1. Private Tour 2. Free water and some chips/snacks 3. The best way to sight see in the hills and go to places we would never usually go on our own. Our tour-guide was very skilled in driving up in the hills. 4. Nice comfortable SUV/Car Cons: 1. Half of the time is spent driving from one place to the next, so keep that in mind because you are paying for this at an hourly rate. You can talk to your tour guide while driving and learn more about the city which is nice, but keep in mind that you will only be able to see a few things because LA traffic is a bummer. 2. The price is a little steep for what the tour offers. I think for that price, it should include a pickup and drop off in the LA area. We paid $537 ( $179 per hour) + $30 tip for three hours for three people. I personally feel the price should be more like $400 for 3 hours and then we would have been able to add a bigger tip. Thank you Glitterati for a fun experience!

Colin was our guide and it could not have been a better experience! He was insightful,…read moreknowledgeable, and related to both my wife and I, and our teenagers. For example, when he mentioned Classic Hollywood stars like Jimmy Stewart Lucille Ball, Bob Hope, and Clark Gable, my wife and I were impressed while our teenage kids were saying "Who are they?" He then related to them various current YouTubers and pop culture stars where the kids were impressed while my wife and I said, "who are they?" Better take the tour quick because Colin is an aspiring actor and (we think!!) any day now he will be swooped up to a multi-picture deal, or the latest hot television show from Netflix or Hulu. A+

Clarence came highly recommended from a trusted colleague who had worked with him in the past, but…read moreI cannot overstate how surprisingly exceptional the experience was. We contracted with Big C's for a three-week program in LA for college students from UW-Madison. Yes, he always got our group where we needed to go safe and sound, and he never complained when our ridiculous schedule crisscrossed LA in geographically inefficient ways. But most importantly, he became an essential part of our group, engaging our students and feeding their interest in what they were learning. It was very clear at the end of our experience that my students would miss Clarence deeply. I will too--but I know I'll see him again because there is no one else I would work with.

We need a car service for about 20 people. Mr. C was professional, respectful, and accommodating…read more What a pleasant experience for my first time renting. Also, with all the places and spaces we put Mr. C through?? He did it all with a great attitude. You couldn't ask for more. His car was immaculate, has great air conditioning, and was comfortable. He has a microphone in it if you want to give a real tour and communicate. Also, he will let you link your music so you can bump whatever you like. We were unable to book him for another time but were so glad that we were finally able to. Thank you for your service. And I'll be referring more clients!

Took the Sony Group Tour the other day and it was great. The old buildings, landscape, and props…read moreinside the museum were wonderful. Only a few hours and good for families (with teens or older). Our tour guide was very helpful and informative. Highly recommended! But this is not the forum to insult other guests. Emily G's label of that "other lady" as a "nightmare guest" sounds way overly dramatic and disrespectful.

Very good tour of a working studio! Well-organized and informative. Fin to see original movie and…read moretelevision props and costumes in the first room, with plenty of fun photo opportunities, including holding an actual Emmy award & Oscar award. Our tour guide walked us around through the studio to discuss some details on what is or was filmed in what sets and described some of the work they goes into preparing for filming and what stars worked in which sets. We got to go into the actual sets for Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! Pretty cool. We appreciate that we got to listen to details about how sounds are made (foley), where music gets recorded, and where voice recordings are done and how. It was a really nice bonus to get a photo of us posing as if we won on Jeopardy to take as a souvenir. The entire tour is 2 hours long.

Always a treat if you can get to the studios. Gorgeous campus and lots of history and story…read moretelling there. I'm lucky enough to get to visit so it's nice.

I had a nice time touring Walt Disney Studios. It was something that I have always wanted to do. I…read morecome from a family of Disney fanatics and grew up watching all of the classic Disney movies. Walt Disney Studios is the largest film studio in Hollywood and the fifth-oldest in the United States. This 51-acre lot in Burbank is the corporate headquarters for the Walt Disney Company. Walt Disney Studios has prominent film production companies that include Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm and 20th Century Studios. This campus and the Disney animated movie making process were featured in the 1941 film "The Reluctant Dragon". I tried to do this tour before the Covid fiasco, but they cancelled all touring for a couple years after the pandemic. When I recently became a D23 member, I got an offer from them to check out this tour after they brought them back. Of course my crazy Disney family members were jealous of me. I had a fun time exploring the place where so many of the great Disney movies were produced and made. The tour lasted a few hours and we were able to shop at the Disney store located on the premises after the tour. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was the first feature-length animated film for Walt Disney in 1934. The success of that movie financed the construction of this studio lot. The tour included seeing many of the soundstages, the Disney Legends Plaza (honoring those who have made a significant impact on the Disney legacy), the Team Disney Building, the Frank G. Wells Building and the original Animation Building where many of the classic animated movies were made. We even got up close to the iconic Disney water tower. My favorite part of the tour was seeing Walt Disney's original office and being able to hold one of his many Oscar awards. Going on this tour is a must for any Disney fan if you want to see where Disney magic is made. I really enjoyed my relaxing afternoon here at Disney Studios.