They did not let us in early to park. We had to wait exactly at check in time…read more Friendly staff. Free parking, parking on the street but watch out for the signs for no parking at certain times. Free popcorn, water bottle q&a with artist who created zootopia2, able to watch zootopia 2 afterwards. Cute and useful giveaways at the end. They do not let outside drinks inside the theater so i had to toss my friends drink that i bought for her. :/ Got to meet another school that was also invited to the event.

Came here recently to attend a D23 Light Up the Season event on a Sunday night. Many booths of…read moregames for kids, we got some free cookies and hot cider. Came home with lots of mini stuffed animals. Kid did 2 holiday crafts and we left happy but chilly. We stayed for about 2 hours and glad we arrived early to get good parking in zorro lot. Don't think I'll be going to same festival again, one time is enough for me.

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.

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

Jeopardy! A recent SoCal trip, we thought about watching Jeopardy filming. Checked online, tickets…read morewere an easy and free grab. The Sony studios have free parking and the show's PA's are well-organized and polite. A bit of a walk through a show-oriented gift store and a short walk to the stage. Totally fun to watch the mechanics of the show and Ken Jennings in action. Would definitely do it again.

This review is for the Jeopardy taping experience…read more My party of 2 had a whole ordeal with attending, as we were previously told via email that they were done taping during the time of our visit. In a moment of serendipity, a taping was about to begin at the same time we were there for a studio tour. I'm not sure how or why there was misinformation given to us, but we had to wait on standby to be considered for a spot and they allowed us to reschedule our tour. We waited patiently as all other guests arrived and were checked in to see if we made the cut. At the very end, we were informed that we made it in! All of the other attendees were rooting for us, which was intense but helped to pass the time. The experience was lengthy and involved a lot of waiting around, but it was a unique and fun behind the scenes look at a show we love. The experience being free of cost to attend makes it a great value, and everyone was friendly during our time there. The only thing that could have made it better was to have some snacks, as I did get a little famished during the 5 hour window because I had not planned to stay that long.

Great folks who are serious devotees of the works and legacy of H. P. Lovecraft. They have actually…read moremade two films so far from his stories, the silent "Call of Cthulhu" and the talkie "The Whisperer in Darkness." Both are amazing and we'll hope they have more to come... They have various memorabilia for sale both in the store and via the Internet, which include their movies, books, games, apparel, and other accessories. There is also a serious research library on the premises, and a collection of props and other arcane items all related to Lovecraft's work. This is a great stop for anyone that is a serious Lovecraft fan! Not to be missed...

Totally shocked to spot this treasure across the street while walking to Mambo's for Cuban food…read morenear Victory & Western. Had to check it out. Has a very cool lived-in vibe that reminds me a bit of the Theosophy headquarters in Hollywood, the Museum of Jurassic Technology or maybe an old Christian Science Reading Room. Lots of cool books on display, t-shirts (naturally), varsity jacket and other memorabilia from Miskatonic U, college pins, Lovecraftian activity book and many other items for sale. The proprietor came out from the stock room and was very friendly. I was inspecting a drop in temperature or blown out candles, but he actually seems like a fairly well adjusted horror fan, surprise, surprise. The brochure says the organization has been around since 1986. They've been at this location for about a year. I bought a couple of Cthulhu Fish for the bumpers of my kid's beat-up cars. Cool ancient cash register. Will definitely be back.

78° and sunny. Not a bad day to be on the Fox lot. Love taking lunch meetings here. Feels like…read morethe Golden Era of showbiz. The food here is actually pretty good and affordable. The studio prefers staff to lunch on the lot to minimize travel time and maximize productivity.

### 2023 review 58/100 ###…read more Always fun to visit the studio lot during FYC screening season. Detailed instructions on gate entry and parking are emailed ahead of screening day. Get ID ready to check-in at the gate with security.

What a cool Pacific Palisades 1928 building. At the time of this review, it appears very much in…read moredisrepair and is up for sale for $8M. This 15,000-square-foot building has some history. 1930's comedic starlet, Thelma Todd once owned this building with a seaside cafe located on the ground level. The second floor was a private nightclub for Hollywood elites, and Todd lived in the the third floor apartment. The building nearly sitting on PCH became headquarters to a film and TV production company, Paulist Productions. It is closed to the public.

This studio is pretty old, it's been around since 1920s, I was working here back and forth from…read moreOctober of 2022 until now. And the issue here would be the security at the entrance, no matter how many times I have been here, they still checking names and sometimes if production didn't update my name on the system for the day, then security would not let me in, which is frustrating because I need to be on time where I wanted to be, they're not very flexible, one time, the main parking entrance got technical issues with the gate, I had to park on the same side with construction workers and walked to the main gate, but security there was even worse, there was 2 of them that day when I had to come in for fitting, the younger guy gave me an attitude the entire time and being super rude, so I talked to the older gentleman, I told him that the other guy refused to give me a parking pass and sounded like I was lying to him. I said I had no reason to illegally entering this place, I only here to work, even when I showed him my email, so is he calling me a liar? Only then they decided to let me in. I wasn't the only one experienced this, one time that same staffs refused to let another girl in and she had to wait outside in her car while calling casting director so they can talk to security, her car ended up unable to start, and she had to stand by it until AAA can come and give her a jump, and because she was at a parking meter which also expired. Just terrible right? After the holidays I came back and the new security let me in just fine, I think I did address the issue a couple times last year, so this morning security asked for my name, then asked whether or not I was here before and if I knew where to go, I said yes, and he let me pass. Finally some changes for the new year.

Small lot where everybody knows your name. Pros and cons with that tho,,,,…read more Great help from the stage mangers, security and parking people as they all know you! However, only one place on lot to eat which is tedious day in and day out, no special amenities like a gym, massage, or coffee house like the large lots offer.