Thank you to Warner Bros Studio Tours for sponsoring this post! All opinions and experiences are my own.
If you follow me on Snapchat or Insta-stories you probably caught my trip to LA in November and saw me exhausted, but on a total high from the day I spent at Warner Bros Studios on their Deluxe Tour.
I cannot even express the magic that this day was. If you are ever in the L.A. area I highly recommend you check out the Warner Bros. Studio Tour!
I woke up that morning, so excited to head to Burbank and explore the lot where so many of my favorites were filmed and mixed. I packed my backpack only to realize I forgot my DSLR camera battery! GRRRR while driving out to Burbank, we stopped at 3 places, but none were open or had it! So the quality of photos aren't as good as I had hoped, but still crazy meaningful to me.
When we pulled up I saw the iconic Warner Bros water tower, it was wrapped for a movie they were promoting, but my heart still skipped a beat.
I hurried through the Looney Toons characters towards security, nervous I would be late, checked in, and headed straight to the movie theater. They began by showing us a short movie about what to expect and I was already fighting back the tears. To see Ellen up on the screen talking about the magic that has happened over the years, including my favorites like Rebel Without A Cause, Casablanca, to more recent loves like Pretty Little Liars, Inception, and Gilmore Girls, I could not help but totally feel like I was in for the most perfect and exciting day of my life (sorry wedding day… jk, but this was a close second).
After the short film ended, the tour guides started taking their groups. There are two tours: The Studio Tour and the Deluxe Tour. The Studio Tour is a 2-hour guided tour, with a one-hour self-guided portion afterward for $52-62 (pricing depends on if you purchase on-line or there). There are tons of “start” times to choose from as the tour leaves every 30 minutes starting at 8:30 am.
Now the Deluxe Tour is what I did… and let me tell you, it's totally worth the $295. This tour has one start time each day, 10:00 am. The tour lasts for 6-7 hours. The website says its a 5 hour guided tour, but we were with our guide, Thom, for almost six hours. The experience was better than I could have ever imagined from their site, <— Thom is actually the guide in the photos!
So I'm going to be 100% honest here, when Thom announced he was our guide, I was a little skeptical. I am a 27-year-old girl, how much overlap in TV and movie tastes could we really have in common here? I was totally nervous he was just going to focus on older shows – but that's why we don't judge people! Thom and I totally geeked out during lunch about The WB and The CW history, and classics like Everwood, Dawson's Creek, One Tree Hill. Thom is pure gold. Warner Bros needs to give this man a fantastic Christmas bonus because he truly loves his job, loves the network, and goes above and beyond to customize the experience for guests. Seriously, scroll through the Warner Bros Studio tours Instagram and everyone is raving about Thom. He is simply, the best.
Thom got us all seated on our fancy golf cart, and before starting the tour asked us to raise our hand if we watched any of the TV shows or Movies he was going to list. The first four shows he named my hand shot up at every single one, I started laughing to myself because, as many of you know, I watch entirely too much television. He was then able to customize what he pointed out to us based on our viewing pleasure, how cool!
* If you are a TV junkie like me, before taking the tour, I would highly recommend doing a little research about what shows were filmed at Warner Bros before the tour. Thom named some of their bigger ones, and it wasn't until the middle of the tour that he and I stumbled onto more shows and movies I love that were filmed there (Chuck, Pushing Daises, Space Jam, and more). Click here to scroll through a massive list of movies and shows that have been done here.
We started the tour in “the jungle” which OMG this place has SO much history! I totally felt like one of the PLL's in the woods, doing something I knew I shouldn't be doing. I stood in the exact spot the Liars “pushed” Wilden's car into the lake – and learned the secret of how the show actually put that magic together without ruining a car! – Note: “this lake” (It's drained in the photo), is also the same lake the Luke pushes Jess into during Gilmore Girls! WHATTTT!?
Oh no… the mind-blowing amazingness doesn't stop there… Off to the side of this area is a shack. This shack was probably one of my favorite moments of the tour. Thom points out that this is in fact the garden shed that Lorelai raised Rory in behind the Inn… This shack is also the shack that Dexter lives in during the finale… This shack is also where Chuck is helped when kidnapped… This shack is also where creepy stuff goes down in PLL… MY HEAD ALMOST EXPLODED. The amount of worlds that collided in that moment for me left my head spinning! I want to go back on the tour just to get more questions answered. I was in constant awe and shock that the whole day after this moment.
Also over in this area is Mrs. DiLaurentis' house from Pretty Little Liars!
It's actually just a facade! Those doors lead nowhere!
From “The Jungle” we drove through Warner Village, which is a street of homes. These homes are actually writer's offices! Since the street wasn't being used for filming, it was really cool to see writers coming out of the houses, notebooks in hand, and hopping into golf carts – I could only dream they were off to share their latest magical scripts with the big wigs!
This street is also where “Christophers” parent's house is from Gilmore Girls! Just paint the door red and ditch the columns!
From there we headed to some office buildings. This was unbelievably cool, although the photos do not look like much… So basically it's two office buildings connected via an overhang. Thom explained to us how the doors were set to the street on each side were intentional – one was intended to be a “high end” hotel or entry way and the other was intended for a more “hospital” feel. I once again, totally geeked out at this moment, as I recalled all the times we saw The Awesomes (from Chuck), heading in and out of the hospital for work – and found myself once again geeking out during the Gilmore Girls revival as this also is the lobby level of the “Sandee Says” offices! (Thom did not tell me that during the tour, I noticed it while watching!)
From there we drove past costumes, and some other locations. Thom then parked our golf cart and said to get off. We turn the corner of some bushes and my heart nearly stopped… I could barely get the words out:
“Thom… are we… where I think we are?”
“I think so… Where do you think we are, though?”
“IS THAT WHERE LUKE USED TO KEEP HIS BOAT??”
“*chuckles* Yes, it is*”
“OMG OMG OMG” – literally dead.
For those of you Gilmore junkies, you probably recognize this as the infamous, Gilmore Girls house. The doors are different, but it's magic still holds. I could barely contain myself when it came out that directly across from this shot was….
YUP THAT SPENCER'S BACKYARD IN LORELAI'S FRONT YARD! SAY WHATTT?!?
Ok, I literally could not even. I was so giddy and freaked out that I totally forgot to crack open the garage to see if it was still painted pink as Lorelai's happy place post Luke break-up. #ReasonsToGoBack
Fun fact: Lorelai's interior was actually a set on a soundstage… However, the BACK of Lorelai's exterior is actually the front of Sookie's exterior – and also inside it's Sookie's house!
Other sets that double? The Kim's house from Gilmore Girls is actually Emily's house from Pretty Little Liars!
We couldn't go into the town center since it was an active film set (also why there is a security officer in the photo of Sookie's house). So we only got to see the Church from Gilmore Girls, and Rosewood high from a distance. We actually weren't even allowed to take photos of the town square because of them filming. We did get permission to take photos from one window since they were not shooting in that area at the time.
From here we headed to the streets and check out more exterior sets. It was so wild to see how things get repurposed.
Two of my favorite spots during this part of the tour included the “park” which is a grassy area with a small walking trail – also home to Rory's “reading tree” and where Phoebe and Rachel from Friends run in Central Park; and The Radley Sanitarium – which it turns out also has a lot of roles in Gilmore Girls including the secret bar in Star Hollow (I think, that's what it looks liked to me at least), and the bar Logan and Rory frequent while at Yale.
Once we finished up with all the sets. We headed to lunch at the Commissary Fine Dining Room, where we ate one table away from Warner Bros President and two tables away from the Director of the Hangover. Of course, no photos are allowed in here. On Warner Bros site, when describing the Deluxe Tour, it says “the place where producers, actors, writers and studio executives meet to discuss their latest projects or pore over top-secret scripts.” — This is totally true! We actually eavesdropped and overheard the President chatting about IZombie stuff!
From lunch, I spotted the “Buy More” for you Chuck fans! Also, I think I found Melissa McCarthy and her husband's parking spots?
We also got to check out “The Mill” which is where all the wood stuff is done
We explored “Post-Production,” where I was completed fascinated by the Audio area and Foley Stage. First of all the entire Audio department has the theme of being in a London train station, how cute?
But the Foley stage was probably the most fascinating part of the day. You walk into this room that looks like a junkyard. But it has so much magic in everything. In the photo above, you see all those different woods and tiles? It's so the audio engineers can re-create what walking sounds like depending on the type of “floor” the scene was shot on. Below, the first photo are locks, to get the sound of a turning key just right depending on the type of lock, and the kitchen has three sinks with ever material kitchenware you could think of! The textures and thoroughness of this room must be seen in person!
We also stopped by the Warner Bros prop house, which is a top revenue generator! Studios from all over come to their warehouse to rent props! People can even come and rent props for their house parties or events! It's four stories and huge. The second floor is where you enter on. It's set up for tours, so lots of props are on display with a still frame of the movie or show that made the prop famous.
Other notable props:
As part of the Deluxe Tour, we had the opportunity to also go down to the first floor and see how they categorize all of the props!
Not gonna lie, that cadaver/ “medical” section was so fun!
While Pretty Little Liar's had already wrapped for the moment. We found the PLL prop truck left open!!
I am obsessed with Ellen. In fact, no joke, one of the major reasons I started my own business was so that I could watch Ellen every day at 4. She and the Today show are the only reasons I still have cable. I cannot get enough of her. After watching the episode where Justin Timberlake and Jennifer Anniston gave Ellen her stage plaque, I've always wanted to snap a photo with it! CHECK! Although, I will say it felt like cruel and unusual torture – as I snapped this photo I could hear the audience screaming inside, I felt like I was literally going to dieeee I want to go in so bad! To be so close, yet so far away! *BREATHES IN GRATITUDE, BREATHES OUT GRATITUDE* Still crossing my fingers that I will some day get to meet her. Can we start a campaign or something #GetTCMonEllen??
The exhibits happening at the time included Batman and DC Universe:
Also as part of the Deluxe Tour we got to visit two active stages (they were not currently filming). No photography is allowed in these, so sorry folks! But we got to stop by “The Real” a talk show and the Big Bang Theory's stage! It was so cool sitting in the audience and learning how it all works!
I mentioned earlier how Thom went above and beyond: I couldn't see “Luke's” because it was a part of the active film set during the morning when we were over there; in the afternoon, Thom drove us back around, trying three different routes, until he got me as close as he possibly could so I could see Luke's and snap this:
Mind blow again: Luke's Diner is actually the Apple Rose Grill on PLL !!!
Seriously,
After the guided portion of both tours, you head to Stage 48: Script to Screen, an interactive soundstage and also where you can get your picture taken on the Friends couch
Aside from the Friends set, in this area you can see the Two and a Half Men Set, costumes from Harry Potter, watch the audition tapes for all the Harry Potter kids, Zac Efron, and so many more, see the models of iconic movie scenes such as Gatsby's mansion, the Inception snow bunker, Caeser's Palace in Hangover
Lastly, the interactive part of this: You can either ride a broom or the batmobile; step into Dobbie and move him around by moving your body, or try out the perspective table (how they make Giants and little people on the big screen!)
There are also some classic props in cases and loads of awards along the tour:
Seriously, if you are ever in the Los Angeles area, I cannot recommend a stop by Warner Bros studio enough. Aside from feeling totally magical the entire time you are there, it's become a super fun game to try to spot the set while watching Pretty Little Liars, Gilmore Girls, and other shows I know have been done there. The entire tour was beyond amazing and all of the staff, especially Thom, is really knowledgeable, welcoming, and helpful!
The only things I felt like I missed out on were:
- Opening Lorelai's garage (which I totally spaced out on)
- Walking through the town square (which we couldn't do since the active filming)
- Snapping a photo at Ms. Patty's or standing at Luke's (which we couldn't do since the active filming)
- Seeing the Full House exterior (this never came up on the tour for some reason and I realized it after the fact)
- Seeing Shay Mitchell and/or Ashley Benson snap chatting on golf carts around the lot (Dang PLL already letting out!)
- Hold a real Oscar (I am not sure if they phased this out of the Deluxe tour?)
I would definitely recommend doing your research before the tour so you can ask them to tailor it more to you. One of the cool things with the Warner Bros. Studio tour is that the groups are pretty small giving you a chance to get your questions answered.
I guess that means I will just have to go back!
Have you ever been to Warner Bros or another studio tour? What was it like?
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*I was given this tour complimentary in exchange for an honest review
That sounds like absolutely the coolest experience! I am so fascinating by the film world–when I make it to LA someday I’ll have to take a tour!
Me too! I wanted to be a producer or director when I was a kid!
That is sooooo cool! I would love to see the GG set, and I also like “Chuck”. I have never even been to CA, but if I ever get to go this would be a fun addition.
And Thom sounds fantastic! Your shout out to him was so sweet 🙂
OMG YAS! I never meet people who have also watched Chuck!! It was SO good! I think I may restart that early next year actually lol
I need to watch it again as well! First I need to finish Bones, Blue Bloods, and Hawaii 5-0 lol
Oh blue bloods has been on my list forever! I need to restart that too lol I never saw bones or hawaii 5-0!
Bones is my all-time favorite. I LOVE IT!!!!!
And Hawaii 5-0 is good too. Not as good as the other two, but good.
What a fun day! Really interesting and cool things you got to see and experience!!
It was unreal! I felt like a kid on christmas morning lol
I’m so glad you put this together! I was trying to surprise my sister with this tour but besides the official website I couldn’t find too much info!
YAY! So happy it was helpful! I think she will love it! Seriously, it’s such a wild experience!
Oh wow this is such a cool post! Thanks for sharing these behind the scenes 🙂 You can tell some of the stuff is so staged even when watching the shows, it cool to see it up close though. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! I typically get so lost in shows that I don’t notice staging or anything, but after seeing the backgrounds I always notice them now!
I just totally geeked out with you reading through this! I did the Warner Bros Studio Tour way back in 2010, and although I thought it was awesome, I hadn’t seen PLL or Gilmore Girls at that point. I would so love to go back now and see the places from two of my favorite shows! Isn’t it cool how they use the same sets for two different shows, and yet you’d never know when you’re watching them?! Great review!
Haha yess! I am so happy my excitement translated! It was SO cool! I loved watching the revival and noticing SO many of the spots! There’s something so magical about standing in the same place as those incredible scenes have happened!
Wow! It’s so cool to see how they use the same buildings for different shows and make them almost entirely unrecognizable. Thanks for sharing all your photos and the insider knowledge! 🙂
Jess | jessedelblut.com
Right! It’s crazy to think about the amount of detail that goes into each thing, from the signs to garbage cans on the street, to light fixtures, just all of it amazes me!
I’ve always wanted to go on that tour! Now that I know Gilmore Girls and PLL are on the tour, I’m there! It is always so fun to see behind the scenes.
Totally do it! They are the two most talked about shows on the tour for sure!
Loved this post so much! Also loved seeing the photos of your trip. It looks like you enjoyed your trip and your time! Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you so much Kiara! glad you enjoyed!
How fun!! That would be such a dream!! I love TV and movies and would love to see these places.
Girl, you would be in heaven!! It was so chilling when you spotted a place and could recall the scene. Such a cool vibe!
Oh. My. Goodness. I am so freaking out through your experience! You got to experience and see so much. That’s awesome!! Hopefully one day I’ll go and get my own freak out experience. haha Love seeing all the photos!
Haha yay! I am so happy my excitement carried through!! I hope you get to visit ASAP!
How fun! I love how all the different sets are reused- so funny we don’t catch that on TV!
xoxo,
Katie
chicincarolina.blogspot.com
Once you’ve seen it, you start to look for it and it’s like a really fun secret game haha but yeah otherwise I never would notice!
I did the basic tour (not the deluxe) and it was so interesting! I don’t watch Gilmore Girls but I know a couple of other girls on our tour were really excited about all that stuff. A few of them also did the Rachel/Phoebe run out on the grass haha. It’s so fascinating how much they reuse for different shows and you’d never even know!
Which parts that I described above were left out of the basic tour? I was so curious about that!
We didn’t have the lunch of course. And from the stuff you mentioned we didn’t see the offices or post production area, though we did get to see the prop house. Otherwise it sounds like a lot of the same places, just that you got to spend more time at each one! Some of ours were very quick stops. If you’re interested in hearing more about my experience I did my own blog post on it! http://www.disneyinyourday.com/2016/01/18/warner-brothers-studios-tou/
Awesome! Thank you!
I live in LA and I have been wanting to do this tour for so long! I would mostly be in it for Harry Potter, but I am also a big PLL fan and that would be awesome to see!
Unfortunately there really isn’t a lot of HP here! They have some at Studio 48, but the rest seems to be at the WB Studio Tour in London! I was looking forward to that too…
This looks like the day of a lifetime!!!! I’d totally be in it for the Harry Potter stuff.:)
Haha it was amazing! The HP stuff is pretty limited on this tour actually! Only at studio 48. JK Rowling insisted they do everything in London primarily, so the WB Studio Tour London has all of the really good stuff!
Bummer! Well, it’s a great reason to go to London!?
exactlyyy my thoughts! haha
I did this has my bach party! We had so much fun. You did a a much better job than me for taking pictures! But we did see Ryan Gosling so my crew pretty much lost it!
OMG a) that is such a cool bach party idea! b) congrats!, and c) OMGOMGOMG I would’ve literally died. Did you guys actually get to meet him or just spotted from a distance?
We saw him drive in the lot! His window was down too! My friend chased after him! Unfortunately she didn’t catch him. LOL
Haha that’s amazing! I wish they allowed video on the lot because that would’ve been priceless!
Ok girl, this sounds like it was AWESOME!!!!! How crazy that so many sets double as other things!!!!
Haha it was! It truly was wild! My mind just kept getting blown over and over and over again!
Hi Rachel,
Oh what fun! This would be a tour I would LOVE to take! Looks like you totally enjoyed your wonderful tour! Great pictures too! Thanks for sharing your awesome time at Warner Bros Studio…so very cool!!
Thank you so much Joan!
I love the WB tour! Haven’t done it in so long, but it’s so fun!
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Agreed! What was your favorite part when you did do it?
I drove by the lot several times when I was on a work trip and I’m sooooo sad that I didn’t have time to do a tour. This.looks.amazing!!! I will definitely check this out next time I’m sure. Soo soo cool!
I hope you get to go next time you’re in town! It’s so fun!
I had no idea so many of those locations were used in multiple shows! Everything seems so believable in their own little TV world! I would have geeked out over all the Gilmore Girls spots too!
Haha i know right! I couldn’t believe it!
I am super jealous, this is sooo amazing. I need to go here and need to go right now. I am super jealous thanks for sharing!!
Haha thanks Susie! Hope you get to visit soon!
I just geeked out at all the Gilmore Girls memorabilia! SO COOL!
Greta | http://www.gretahollar.com
Haha I died a little when I touched the coffee cart!
The HP exhibit!! So cool! We went to Universal Studios and saw some pretty famous sets too!
Alix | http://www.apintsizedlife.com
The HP exhibit was pretty minimal on this tour! Only costumes and some props. The rest of the HP stuff is on the WB Studio Tour London! What was the universal tour like??
It was cool!
How super fun! Being from California, I have always wanted to go one this tour! But never had the chance. I love everything you saw, just how fun! Thank you for sharing this trip!
You’re welcome! Being a native, what would you recommend doing while in CA?
How crazy!!! I noticed a lot of these sets myself. I still have not taken a tour yet but I am definitely going to next time I’m in LA.
That’s so cool you’ve picked up on it! I never would’ve!
This sounds like a fantastic experience! I always wanted to do a tour like this and wished I got a chance to when I visited LA a while back!
xoxo,
Amy | Pastel N Pink
Maybe next time! It’s such a wild experience!
What a fun day you had! As a big movie/TV geek, this studio tour would be right up my alley. I definitely need to make this happen soon.
Hope you can visit ASAP Cait!
Oh my gosh, this looks like A TON of fun! What an awesome experience, Rachel! I know how much you love Gilmore Girls, so I could only imagine how surreal it was to see the house!
Thanks Summer! It was wild!
Girl, this is SO amazing. I did the tour like 13 years ago and was obsessed with it – it seems even better now! Especially since we visited right after Friends ended and they wouldn’t let anyone sit on the couch at that point. I need to get back there!
Oh wow! you must’ve seen so much cool stuff though!
This looks SO cool! I really want to go, and have never wanted to go before hand! I’m the same way, I watch WAY too much TV and love it! I also love Chuck, and PLL was a favorite of mine for a couple of seasons! Love this round-up, I think your photos turned out great!
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YASS! I love how all the chuck fans are coming out in this thread! That was one of my favorite shows!
What a neat experience! I wish I would have known about this while visiting LA last month. Will have to head back (my bf is from there!)
Let me know when you go back! I’m heading back a few times next year probably!
THAT IS SO COOL. For some reason, touring WB Studios never crossed my mind, but now it’s on my bucket list for sure. Sounds like you had an absolute blast! I love PLL!
Haha yay! you will love it!
What a fun tour! I’d love to do that sometimes!
Thanks! Hope you do!
You totally make me want to take this tour! Let’s go – we’ll be sure to open the garage this time!
Omg yes! I’ll be back in February!
oh my god this is UNREAL. I am freaking out at the Gilmore Girls sets, so cool that you got to go! xx
Haha thanks girl!
OH. MY. GOD. RACHEL. Low-key, the fact that you were at the Buy More just like blew my mind (why that made me so excited… literally no idea). Also, THE FRIENDS COUCH IS MY GOAL IN. LIFE. So glad you shared this because I feel like I could live vicariously 🙂
Haha I love the Chuck fans coming out of the woodworks in this thread!! Glad you enjoyed it!
I was so hooked on this whole blog post! You saw SO many cool things! I don’t really watch Gilmore Girls or PLL but the Friends stuff had me freaking out! I love when I notice that homes or sets are the same between shows. I would love to do this if I ever make it out to LA!
Kayla | kaylablogs.com
Haha thanks Kayla! The friends stuff was awesome!
Sounds like an incredible experience and I am totally embarrassed that as a native Californian I never knew this tour existed. I will definitely be checking into it in the near future.
Haha no way! what do you recommend checking out as a native?
I am SUCH a massive Gilmore Girls fan that I would have died on that tour!!!! It does make me slightly sad to see Luke’s re painted and such.
La Belle Sirene
Haha yeah but I also watch PLL so it was okay – but still a little saddening. Ms. Patty’s looks the exact same, but I couldn’t get super close because of filming
This was such a fun post to read and I’m so glad you had an amazing tour! I live in LA and have never done this tour but your post totally makes me want to go check it out!
Thank you! What other stuff would you recommend as an LA local?
Santa Monica is always fun, I really like going down to Long Beach. If you’re a beach/ocean person Newport Beach is awesome too– there’s Fashion Island and Balboa.
Woah! My husband and I did this exact tour on our honeymoon back in may and I LOVED IT! But I’m super jealous of you since you got so many great pics, I was mind blown about PLL and Gilmore Girls as well! Next time we are in Hollywood we are definitely doing it again we agreed!
Awe that’s so fun! I would totally go again!
I would lovelovelove to do this tour!!!! It always amazes me how many of the houses/lots get double used for different shows/movies and we rarely notice!
Though every now and then I catch a remodeled central perk, and it makes me smile
Great post Rachel! Still so jealous…
Xxox
Laura @ http://www.cookwineandthinker.com
Right! Its so wild! It makes me smile when i catch it now too lol
How the HECK did you connect with WB for a tour like this?!?! HOW FREAKIN COOL!!! The PLL stuff gets me because I’m obsessed. Also I had no clue they double dip sets like that…I’m surprised more people don’t notice and call that out!!
Coming Up Roses
I am so excited about the final episodes starting in April!! I have been waiting to watch this last season because I just want to go through it in a straight shot!
I have done the tour three times and have blogged about it as well. I haven’t been since they added some of the Harry Potter stuff so I’d love to go back for more. I work on quite a few tv shows here but I can’t explore when I’m working like I can on the tour.
That’s so cool! what shows do you work on and what do you do with them?
This literally looks like a perfect day! I am thrilled for you that you got to experience it!
Haha no joke, it felt like it! Thanks!
What a wonderful experience! I would love to go on this tour!
Jennifer Ashley
http://www.prettylittledetails.ca
Highly recommend it Jennifer!
You lucky duck!!! This looks so stinkin’ cool! Glad you had fun! 🙂
xo,
Stephanie
Diary of a Debutante
http://www.thediaryofadebutante.com
Thanks Stephanie!
This looks like so much fun! I would love to see the different sets of different shows!
Silvia
http://www.lovelysilvia.com
Definitely recommend checking it out if you’re ever in the area Silvia!
OMG I am totally jealous that you got to see where Gilmore Girls was filmed! I watched the season they just released in 24 hours haha It was so good!!
Hannah
http://www.ohwhatasighttosee.com
Oh my goodness! So fricken cool! I am watching Gilmore Girls from the beginning and I L-O-V-E it! And PLL is one of my all-time faves!
AHH totally geeking out with you as I read this post! I love Dexter, Chuck, and PLL so that cabin would be so cool to see! I live in Orange County, so I definitely want to go on a tour before I leave school next year!!
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Sami
http://www.theclassicbrunette.com
I would love love love to visit here! I mean, I would visit anywhere, but this is so cool! I live in the area so it’s totally doable!
THIS IS SOOOOO COOOL! I’m totally fangirling reading through all of the places you got to see from Gilmore Girls 🙂 It’s so impressive how they make use of every part of the studio. This looks like it was so much fun, I’m definitely adding it to my LA bucket list the next time I’m out there!
Kristen | http://www.sophisticatedgal.com
Did you go on a weekday? I’ve read that it is best to go on weekends since they’re less likely to be filming.