Sky Studios

Do they give tours? I’d reeeeeeeeeeeeeeally love to see the sets…
Oh… on the wikipedia page it says they shoot a lot of tv series… :S

Sorry, no tours are given. I don’t believe they even shoot anything out there that requires a studio audience, so it’s a closed lot.

I’d like to know because I’m moving, also please include the prices a month if you know?

Glendale isn’t bad.

I hear friends that say Toronto is amazing! high buildings, so many place to visit,clear city,etc… and los angeles i hear about universal studios and disneyland, but they told me the downtown in los angeles is awful,in toronto the downtown is wonderful,but the weahter in toronto is not good…..but i would like to travel en july,what do you recommend me?

Toronto is soooo much better than LA…CLEANER, nicer, classier, better food, nicer bars…and lots of fun tourist stuff. toronto is great in july!! july is the best time to go! don’t miss it!!

The normal 1 Day Admission price is $61 for adults and $51 for children. However, they have a special going on now for $49 (3+) and you get a second day for free if you are a Southern California Resident.

How do I find a listing of studio space rentals. I want to build a set and have a green screen to shoot "You Tube" videos.

I hope you have lots of money. Craigslist has some listings.

Looking for one of those tourist traps that dress you up in period costuming and takes sepia photographs. Any near Los Angeles?

There used to be one at Knotts Berry Farm in Buena Park

I’m visiting my aunts in California this week and on Monday I wanna do some stupid touristy thing to do. I’ve already been to the whole Hollywood thing, the Chinese Theatre, etc. before.

If anyone has any suggestions on cheaper studio tours in the area, or even some good touristy thing to do, by all means, ten points!

Thank you.

Sony Studios has tours and lots of history, because it’s the same place where every MGM movie was filmed. Check out their website at http://www.sonypicturesstudiostours.com/ and click on the Tours link. There are also a few TV shows that are filmed at Sony before a live audience, so why not take in a show taping while you’re there?

Paramount Pictures also offer tours on an advanced reservation basis, and their site is http://www.paramountstudios.com/. Give it a look-see, and click on the link for Tours. Check out their show schedule as well for live studio audience tapings.

Disney doesn’t offer tours, and Universal is expensive, but Universal would be my first choice for a studio tour.

If you want to soak up some more LA landmarks, head over to Pink’s at the corner of La Brea and Melrose. This place is an LA institution, and has the best hot dog you will ever eat. For more food diversity, go to Farmer’s Market at 3rd and Fairfax, and check out all the different cuisines from all around the world. There’s a cajun place that’s got gumbo to die for.

Right next door to Farmer’s Market is CBS Television City, where The Price is Right is filmed every day, and lots of other shows. They don’t offer tours, but it’s fun to see a live show taping. Their website is http://www.cbs.com/, and there is a schedule of show tapings so you can get an idea for what’s done there. It’s a very well kept secret that some HUGELY popular reality talent competitions are taped there, but I can’t tell you which ones … however, I can tell you that 2 of them involve dancing, and one involves singing and recently wrapped up for the year.

I went to the Warner Brother’s Studio site but the main page never loaded, so I couldn’t find out whether they offer tours, but several live shows tape there. It’s definitely worth a look: http://www.warnerbros.com/ … I’m not sure if they offer tours, but a live taping is always a fun thing to do.

Just up the street from Warners is NBC, where more live shows are taped before a studio audience. Here’s their link: http://www.nbc.com/

Not knowing whether you have a car makes me hesitate to suggest other places, so I’ll leave you with these suggestions for now.

Have fun !!

It’s not in Los Angeles, it’s in Burbank:

3800 W Alameda Ave
Burbank, CA 91505

planning to take dance classes to losse the baby weight, any ideas on where and what would be good classes?

I know of this place in l.a. The studio is infront of the Cedars-Sinai hospital/Beverly Center. It is right on the corner of 3rd and Holt (close to 3rd and San Vicente). I don’t know the name of the studio, but I have seen dancers dancing there. Looks like lots of fun! Also, I’ve heard that "The Firm" workout videos work like a miracle! Hope you get the results you want!!!

Has anyone been on the Los Angeles Warner Brothers Studio Deluxe Tour (the longer one) is it worth the extra hours + money ?

We did the shorter one last year, would love to do it again but wasn’t sure if you get much more out of it?

well all I can say its your average studio lot tour. But at least they havent found a way to Outsource the jobs to India.