Top Film Studios in USA

If you're on a budget, I recommend visiting on a weekday. It was less crowded when I went on a Tuesday, and I got a more personal experience.

My advice is to bring a reusable water bottle. They have fountains, and you can save money rather than buying drinks inside!

I suggest taking the 2 PM tour instead of the morning one. It's usually less crowded and you get a better chance to ask questions. I had some amazing insights from the guide since we had more time!

I recommend asking your tour guide about any behind-the-scenes stories; they really enhanced the experience for me and made the tour feel more personal.

I recommend bringing a snack if you're going to be there for a while. The cafes around can be pricey and have limited options. I wished I had packed something!

I suggest checking their social media for any open house events or special tours. I found out too late that they had one while I was there, and it would’ve been super cool!

Try to catch a glimpse of a live filming if you can. I stumbled upon one and it was so exciting! Just be aware of potential delays.

Bring your own snacks! The studio café is kind of pricey, and having some snacks handy made my day way more enjoyable without breaking the bank.

I suggest booking your visit online to save some time. The lines can get long, especially on weekends, and it's a bummer to waste time waiting.

Purchase your tickets online in advance. I thought I could just get them at the door, but there was a long line. Getting them ahead of time will save you tons of waiting time

Try to grab some lunch at a nearby café before visiting. The area has some great spots, and it’ll save you from spending too much on overpriced snacks inside the studio.

I recommend arriving around 10 AM to beat the crowds. It gets pretty packed later, and you'll have more time to soak in the cool set designs without too many people buzzin' around.