Warner Bros Studio Tour
If you love to watch movies and TV shows, then you need to visit Warner Bros. Studio in Burbank, California. The studio is famous for producing some of the most iconic movies and TV shows such as Friends, Harry Potter, You, and DC Universe. There are different tour options, and here’s what you can expect from the Warner Bros. Studio Tour of $69 (1 hour guided, 2 hours unguided, shopping & dining).
Original Friends Couch
Sets to Visit
One of the most exciting things about the Tour is that you get to visit actual sets from some of your favorite movies and TV shows. Some of the sets you can explore include the Friends fountain, Central Perk set, Love’s bakery shop, and Big Bang Theory Sets. You will also get to see props and costumes from other movies and TV shows such as Gilmore Girls, Wonder Woman, and Harry Potter.
Where to Eat
At the start of your Tour, you can enjoy some coffee or food from Starbucks at the Welcome Center. During your tour, you will have the opportunity to grab a bite to eat at different onsite dining options. For fans of Friends, the Central Perk Café is a must-visit. They offer a New York deli-inspired menu and amazing Friends character-inspired drinks. You can also try delicious desserts such as NY-style cheesecake, Central Perk cupcakes, and more. Grab your food and dine at Joey and Chandler’s apartment or at Monica’s apartment.
Central Perk is the BEST! Definitely missed Gunther.
Souvenirs
My favorite Friends souvenir of all time!
No visit to Warner Bros. Studio Tour is complete without taking home a souvenir to remember your experience. You can purchase a range of merchandise, including T-shirts, hats, keychains, and posters. One of the most popular photo opportunities is the Central Perk set from Friends, where you can take a picture on the orange couch and it costs $27 for the printed and digital option (Oct. 2022), price may vary in future years.
Overall, a visit to Warner Bros. Studio Tour is a fun-filled and unforgettable experience that movie and TV show fans will love. You'll get to explore actual sets, see authentic props and costumes, and even grab a bite to eat in iconic locations. Don't forget to bring home a souvenir to remember your visit!
Fun Fact: Did you know John Stamos (for 2 years) put up a piece of paper with “Two and a half men” on top of the Friends Stage plate because he was also recording at the same stage?
