Great employees! These guys live and believe in everything Walt Disney stood for! I went to the bathroom, there was a guy cleaning it like it was Disneyland! I went to the commissary, they treated the family like we were guests at the Disney Hotel! We stood in line for a picture with Goofy, they treated it like it was the first time we'd ever seen him! Some of these idiot Yelpers need not to come back EVER! Get a life! read more

Walt Disney Studios - Video/Film Production Near Me - Burbank, California

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Such a cool place, the staff are lovely. The merchandise store is phenomenal. There was only one drawback: After leaving the studio, I was waiting for my car service to arrive across the street. A security guard standing at the traffic light, waiting to cross the street, appearing to be of Hispanic origin is rude. The guard wears dark shades, heavyset bodybuild and can be seen frustratingly trying to eat an apple. Has the worst attitude...will stare in your direction with a grimace expression & when you attempt to look back, the security guard will turn away & shake it's head. As, I was giving the driver directions to locate me, I could see & hear the security guard sucking his teeth and giving a light chuckle underneath his breath. Didn't understand the need for this behavior. He wasn't in direct contact with another human being. In addition, his head continued to turn in my direction to make sure I got into the car. Very uncomfortable & awkward to witness. I remember thinking, was this his first "big time" job and he doesn't know how to properly behave with people??? In every job, there is a human element that should be practiced regardless of job title. If he didn't want to work, he should find a new job, but don't go out of your way to make people feel uncomfortable. read more

Had a great time with my baby girl for the showing of ABC's The Good Doctor. Premieres Sept 25th Monday. Please watch it, it's awesome! #autismspeaks read more

Walt Disney Studios - My Sweet baby, always supporting her big sis #autismspeaks - Video/Film Production Near Me - Burbank, California

My 12 year old daughter, her best friend and I attempted to attend a movie preview here. Unfortunately the female security guard at the main Alameda entrance was extremely rude and although we had a confirmation email would not allow us to enter because we were not on the "master list". After the movie event coordinator asked us to pull over to the side she threatened to call the police because we entered the premise. The movie preview coordinator was extremely polite and repeatedly apologized but regardless we ended up missing the preview and had to return home with two very disappointed preteens. read more

I received via email a opportunity to screen a movie and most of the time I will pass on them but since this one was at the Walt Disney Pictures lot I couldn't pass it up.. First off you do not enter Buena Vista Street to see you actually enter off the Alameda entrance. You are then greeted by security to inform you to park in the employee parking lot, BEWARE.... these employees are flying out of that parking lot, I almost got swiped by one.. seriously relax! So down you park and up in the elevator to go to their Theater. So we got in line and noticed a majority of the guest where most likely employees, well they did produce, edit and etc so of course they should see it, bout 20 mins in line and cell phone checked in we found out the theater was packed but where comped by free passes to the AMC, which we where grateful. After all we only waited about 30 minutes, we saw Jennifer Garner who is in the actual movie and we where on the Walt Disney Lot.... I will come back again only earlier next time. One important note beware of assistants on bikes, because again I nearly got side swiped. read more

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I absolutely love this place. I am grateful to the people and organizations (CM's, D23, DVC, GSF/DSS Hollywood) who make it possible for me to visit, tour, shop, and eat here. I enjoy every second of it. Disney is such a huge part of my life, to be able to visit the place where so much magic is made and have a chance to speak and with the the great people that work there is an experience I'll keep with me forever. Thank you. read more

I've been here several time but realized I hadn't written any reviews. This studio is awesomely. It's like a little city with the older offices to the one side and film sets on the other. I will say I preferred parking near the gate rather than the Zorro (?) lot. Several of my friends work here and I've pitched here a few times. It's quite easy to get lost in the gray cubicles but cool to see behind the scenes of shows being made. I was able to see the filming set of the Pirates movie and some television shows. Had lunch at the cafeteria and stopped by the store afterward. The squirrels are pretty tame but don't feed them. That said, I'd love to go back some day. read more

The Lone Ranger failed and I know why. I am a huge Johnny Depp fan and a movie buff, but he is NOT an American Indian. I'm sure you could shake a stick in the CA and find a true native American to play that roll. I remember watching the old black and white TV shows, and this movie failed at portray the concept of The Lone Ranger. That was an expensive lesson for you to learn, but only if you care. read more

your typical studio, went there to pick up some things for my daughters room. I have a few friends that work there, so the entire Disney wall stickers were given to me. this lot is big but not the biggest. I did realize that the employees are always rushing to get the heck out of dodge when leaving the studio. 5MPH speed limit, they drive 30 hahahaha, all good. read more

Please change your security guards...horrible attitude. came to this place for screening event and honestly the Hispanic security guard was on her cell phone and gave me an attitude. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? LOOKs like she doesn't want to be there. FIRE HER! read more

Suggestion: Employees should stop wearing the name badges/employee ID cards, etc out in public. I watched a crowd of Disney employees (Burbank,)... They treated a woman and man like garbage. They treated two homeless men like crap, too. They had scathing comments to say about the homeless. The couple that were at Portos bakery, were soliciting for clothing donations and food... They serve the homeless: free tacos, clothes, groceries and haircuts. They do amazing work in the community. I was shocked to see how Disney employees treated them. I thought Disney was a family oriented organization, having family values and a love for humanity. I will NOT buy Disney clothes, toys, etc... Ever again. I usually take my family to Disneyland every year, twice. I will not ever bring my family to Disneyland ever again, either. SMH. My company picnic will not be at Disney anymore. Disney employees are a reflection of upper management. Shame on Disney. read more

i bought numerous movies an the movies don't play the whole movie, properly.i called the 1888-223-4369 talk to a big boss named paul completely incompetent didn't have a clue of how to do his job. no people skills completely unprofessional rude ignorant very disrespectful didn't listen to a word that i said. blaming everybody but company he works for. blaming walmart for selling pirate movie's.which were bought from you people.they refused to do anything for me. a completely pathetic horrible company read more

"Muppets Most Wanted" I love the beautiful Red Crush Velvet chair. So grand of Disney. Miss Piggy!

How about i took my complaint straight to corporate and so far I received a $60 giftcard and a replacement jacket, monogrammed! Now that's magical! Thanks Shaleka! read more

After many years of collecting movie points, my brother qualified for a VIP tour and invited the family. I am not the Disney super fan, but thought it would be a great history lesson into the world of Disney and creation of animation. I ended up having a great time. A lot of the credit goes to Drew the tour leader. When we arrived and met him he did a great job of learning about us, so he could highlight parts of the tour for each of us. We had two ten year old kids, but he did a great job of keeping them engaged, making sure to show them as many Marvel things as he could. He also asked trivia quiz questions as an engagement tool. He took extra time in areas where we were most interested. I learned a lot about how the process of animation worked at the studio and what the studio is doing now. Thanks Drew, Walt would be proud that you, embodied the principles of his Disneyland opening speech, "reliving fond memories of the past and savoring the challenges and promises of the future." read more