







These studio tours take you behind the curtain—real sets, props, soundstages and stories from the people who make it all work.
Book ahead, grab Express if you're short on time, and get ready to geek out..
Hours shift with the season and special events; summer and holidays often mean longer days.
Studios close for major holidays, private events, and occasionally for production needs.
Multiple locations: Universal Studios Hollywood, 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608 & Warner Bros. Studio Tour, 3400 Warner Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505, USA
Both Universal and Warner Bros sit in the hills north of downtown LA—driving is common, but rideshare, tour shuttles, and the Metro can work too.
Universal City station (Red Line) connects to Universal Studios via a free tram. Warner Bros is less Metro-friendly but reachable with a short rideshare from North Hollywood station.
Driving gives you flexibility. Both studios have parking (paid), but traffic on the 101 and surface streets can get thick—leave extra time, especially on weekends.
LA Metro buses serve the area; routes 150, 240, and others reach Universal City. Check schedules—service can be infrequent outside peak hours.
Not really walkable from most tourist zones, but once you're at the studio, you'll do plenty of walking around sets and attractions.
See where the movie magic actually happens—working soundstages, legendary sets, props from your favorite films, and behind-the-scenes stories you won't hear anywhere else.

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Learn More →Stroll through streets you've seen on screen—New York facades, Western towns, suburban neighborhoods that star in countless films.
Peek inside the giant buildings where TV shows and movies are shot—see the scale, the tech, and the craft up close.
Get face-to-face with the real deal—costumes worn on screen, vehicles from blockbusters, and artifacts that tell Hollywood's story.

Timed entry keeps groups manageable; Express passes shave off serious wait time on peak days.
Combine tickets with other LA spots—theme park access, combo tours, or nearby attractions to round out your trip.