Warner Bros Studio

i actually really enjoyed the tour. we saw john stamos, we didnt get to say hi but it was stilll pretty fun :) i enjoed seeing all of the ways they make movies. the houses they use, the costumes, the sound stage, everything i thought it was amazing more

We were there this week. Paid $45 each person x 4. The tour was boring and you didn't see much besides more

The tour experience was well-organized and guides were informative and upbeat. That being said, the tour itself was a disappointment. It lasted less than two hours -- but much longer and I would have fallen asleep. Our guide focused more on television productions than on films. We visited the back lots (various street scenes) and a sound stage. A fifteen minute visit to the 'museum' was somewhat short of boring. In the end, I wish I would have taken my visitor to Universal. Warner could do so much more to make this an interesting tour experience. They could focus, as they have claimed in the past, on giving visitors an indepth view of the film business, by providing tour participants more information on the technical aspects of production. Unfortunately, they've failed to do so. Warner Brothers employs a deep bench of creative talent. Too bad it isn't in evidence on the tour. Pros: tour guides; small group size; close-up view; no large crowds Cons: left me on the edge of boredom; little understanding of a film studio operation; no Wow! factor more

The Warner Brothers VP TOUR: One Guides Opinion. I am a former guide and I know a good tour when I see one, the WB tour is not one of them. Guests are promised a behind the scenes look at a working studio in progress.... We had strict instructions not to let guests walk away from either the carts or if walking to take photos for security reasons. In no way are guests permitted on active shooting areas to include sound stages or other areas of the studio where active filming was to take place. No photos: guests could only take photos in certain designated areas and only under the supervision of a guide, mostly the back lot area and only when their was no active filming. Absolutely no photography of sound stages or the front lot or of any talent. Cons: Guests are hustled to spend more money in the store, as opposed to spending time in the few interesting studio departments you can still visit is not worth the price of the tour. more