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Warner Brothers Studio Tour - Closed Sets & Batman’s Vehicles!
After we loaded back onto the golf cart, we headed into the indoor stage area. This is where all the sitcoms, dramas and talk shows film. Certain long running shows get to have the stage named after them and it will forever be known as the “FRIENDS” stage or the Ellen Stage.
We were walked onto one sitcom set. For us, it was 2 Broke Girls. We weren’t allowed to take photos inside the set but we were allowed to walk around on it! When we drove through the Woodshop we saw where they keep the swing sets for all the sitcoms as well - like Penny’s Bedroom from Big Bang Theory - basically the sets that aren’t always needed but still need to be around.
We then were led onto Ellen’s stage and learned how certain people that she deems her favorite have assigned seats if they were ever to show up - like her mother, Tom Hanks, etc.
Every part of the studio could be used on a movie/television show including the gates!
We then headed to the special Batman exhibit that housed many of his vehicles!
After we loaded back onto the golf cart, we headed into the indoor stage area. This is where all the sitcoms, dramas and talk shows film. Certain long running shows get to have the stage named after them and it will forever be known as the “FRIENDS” stage or the Ellen Stage.




We were walked onto one sitcom set. For us, it was 2 Broke Girls. We weren’t allowed to take photos inside the set but we were allowed to walk around on it! When we drove through the Woodshop we saw where they keep the swing sets for all the sitcoms as well - like Penny’s Bedroom from Big Bang Theory - basically the sets that aren’t always needed but still need to be around.



We then were led onto Ellen’s stage and learned how certain people that she deems her favorite have assigned seats if they were ever to show up - like her mother, Tom Hanks, etc.

Every part of the studio could be used on a movie/television show including the gates!


We then headed to the special Batman exhibit that housed many of his vehicles!












