Warner Bros. Studio-Tour durch Hollywood

Em did such an amazing job and seeing the props and the sets was so cool!

The customer service team was exceptionally well-trained, and the tram conductors were equally impressive. The overall experience reflected a level of attentiveness, courtesy, and professionalism comparable to what you would expect at Disneyland. Our tour guide, Andres, did a fantastic job. He was personable, engaging, and took the time to answer questions throughout the tour. He also shared interesting fun facts, including information about one of the team members' participation in the Odyssey. His enthusiasm and knowledge made the experience even more enjoyable.

Great tour guide, fun history and behind the scenes stuff.

It was a great experience, especially since this studio features movies and other tv shows that my family is a fan of!

Jina was a great tour guide! Very knowledgeable, friendly and funny!

Our family loved this tour! Our kids are in different stages of life, but both found the magic of movies enchanting. Plus, they both found movies and shows at Warner Brothers that they liked. Our tour guide was knowledgeable, tailored the tour to the movies and shows we were interested in, and took great pictures for everyone. She said because it’s a working studio, every time you come the tour is different. We were able to see one of the pretend towns, but apparently two others were closed due to active filming. I would highly recommend this. Two of our family members participated in the extra Superman offering and said it was amazing

This was a fun look at behind the scenes of the film and TV process. Go on a weekday if you want to see real crews working (but that might limit where you get to go) or go on a Sunday or a quieter but more access tour. The friends exhibit (aka. sofa) is fairly well controlled but at least they will take a picture with your own camera. Besides the actual tour there is also plenty to explore yourself and interesting exhibits. There is a option to create a short action clip with a green screen riding a range of vehicles, these videos and photos are horribly over priced.

My wife and I went on the mid-level tour in August 2026 and we were surprised how much we enjoyed it. Everything is expensive nowadays, and this tour is no exception, but this is something I would probably do again, especially with another couple who has never experienced it. Our tour guide Dustin was very knowledgeable, had a dry sense of humor, and kept the tour moving at a good pace. We got to see a lot of different things, and I learned a little bit on the way as well. Lunch was included with our tour and thank God, because it’s quite expensive at the Friends café. You get an hour on the tour to have lunch in there, and are several options you can take. There’s plenty of friends merchandise you can purchase at that point on the tour. They also have one of the actual couches used in the Friends series on the café set and they allow you to take a picture of it and of course you get a paid photo option as well. One of the highlights for me is when you get to see the set pieces of Big Bang theory and you get to sit in Sheldon spot and knock on Penny’s door. There is of course, another paid photo op to do both, which they will allow you to take one with your camera as well. The tour actually goes by very fast and is something I would recommend. You just have to face the fact that everything nowadays is expensive and there’s no other way around it.

We had the best time on this tour! We had an amazing tour guide. It’s worth the money and something you should do in Cali.

I want to start by saying that our guide did an excellent job. They were knowledgeable, engaging, and genuinely friendly, and they made the best of the experience. Unfortunately, despite the guide’s efforts, I did not feel the tour itself was worth the price. Much of what we saw consisted of studio buildings that looked very similar from the outside, making it difficult to connect them to the movies and TV shows they were associated with. We also entered one building that had a strong musty odor, possibly from mold or poor ventilation, which was unpleasant. One suggestion that could significantly improve the experience would be to display photos or short video clips on the screens inside the tour vehicle while the guide is explaining each filming location. Seeing the actual scenes alongside the locations would make it much easier for guests to appreciate what they’re looking at. I also felt that the tour placed a disproportionate emphasis on Friends and The Big Bang Theory. While those are iconic shows, it gave the impression that they were the primary focus of the studio, which overshadowed the many other films and productions Warner Bros. has created. It also seemed to align with the large amount of merchandise available for purchase at the end of the tour. Speaking of the end of the tour, I was surprised by the cost of the souvenir photos and videos, which I felt were excessively expensive. Overall, I would not recommend this tour, and I would not choose to do it again. My biggest recommendation would be to begin the experience in the theater by showing memorable scenes from movies and TV shows alongside maps or visuals of the filming locations. Then, once guests are familiar with what they’re about to see, continue with the studio tour. I believe this simple change would create a much more immersive and memorable experience.