Top Film Studios in California

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.

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.

I recommend checking if there are any live tapings happening during your visit. If you're lucky to get tickets, it's an incredible experience! Just keep an eye on their website for availability.

I think grabbing lunch at nearby food trucks can save you time and money. I found some delicious options just a short walk away, and they’re way cheaper than studio concessions!

My advice is to look for discounts online before you go. I saved a few bucks on tickets by checking for promo codes on sites like Groupon.

I think you should wear comfy shoes! The studio is pretty big, and I underestimated how much walking we’d do. My feet were sore by the end of the tour!

Definitely grab the studio map when you arrive; it helps you maximize your time and see all the cool spots. I wasted time figuring out where to go without it!

My advice is to really check their portfolio before visiting. I thought I knew what to expect, but seeing their work ahead of time helped me get more out of the experience and even ask better questions

I recommend bringing snacks or drinks because they're not that easy to find nearby and you'll want to keep your energy up while you explore! When I went, I ended up wandering for ages looking for a coffee shop.