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The Horror Tour!! in Los Angeles: Explore Iconic Scary Sites - Los Angeles

The Horror Tour!! in Los Angeles: Explore Iconic Scary Sites

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels as the tour involves moderate walking and occasional standing.

Overview

Discover terrifying filming locations from your favorite horror movies on The Horror Tour!! in Los Angeles. From Freddy Krueger’s neighborhood to Norman Bates’ eerie abode, this private 3-hour tour delivers spine-chilling thrills.

City Tour
Burbank, California

The Horror Tour!!

All Ages • 3.5 Hours • Up to 4 People

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About This Adventure

Embark on a thrilling 3-hour tour of iconic horror movie filming locations, from Hollywood to Pasadena. Choose from 12 spine-chilling sites, including Nancy's House from "A Nightmare on Elm Street" and the eerie settings of "Halloween." Experience the perfect blend of classic terror and modern fright in this unforgettable adventure.

Everyone's entitled to one good scare...

Duration

3 Hours

About

Classic locations meet modern hits in this tour of horror movie filming locations in cities from Hollywood to Pasadena.

Locations (YOU pick 12 that are guaranteed!):

Movies:

  • A NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST. - Nancy's House
  • A NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST. - Springwood High School (exterior)
  • CHILD'S PLAY 2 - The Simpson House
  • CHRISTINE - Arnie Cunningham's House
  • DRAG ME TO HELL - Christine Brown's House
  • DRAG ME TO HELL - Luxe De Ville Café & Psychic Shop
  • GHOULIES - Jonathan Graves' Mansion
  • HALLOWEEN - Laurie Strode's House
  • HALLOWEEN - Michael Myers' House
  • HALLOWEEN - The Hedge/Annie Brackett's House/Lynda van der Klok's House
  • HALLOWEEN - Lindsey Wallace's House/Tommy Doyle's House
  • HALLOWEEN (2007) - Laurie Strode's House
  • HALLOWEEN (2007) - Michael Myers' House
  • HALLOWEEN (2007) - Haddonfield Elementary & High Schools
  • HALLOWEEN II - Ben Tramer's Death Intersection
  • HOUSE - Roger Cobb's House
  • INSIDIOUS - The Lambert Houses (first & second)
  • PHANTASM II - Funeral Home
  • PRINCE OF DARKNESS - The Church
  • PSYCHO - Car Lot
  • THE FOG - The Church
  • THE RING - Katie's House

And television shows:

  • AMERICAN HORROR STORY - Murder House (season 1)
  • CHARMED - The Halliwell Sisters' House
  • FEAR THE WALKING DEAD - Church (pilot episode)
  • MICHAEL JACKSON'S THRILLER - The House
  • WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS (PILOT) - The Mansion

The following locations are spots where multiple films have been shot:

  • Downtown Sierra Madre - HALLOWEEN II (town square), HALLOWEEN III: SEASON OF THE WITCH (Silver Shamrock commercial storefront)
  • Rialto Theatre - A NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST., PART 4: THE DREAM MASTER, SCREAM 2

You'll get to make your choices later in the booking process

Adventure Tips

Wear Comfortable Shoes

The tour involves walking through various neighborhoods; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout the 3 hours.

Bring a Flashlight for Evening Tours

If you opt for a late tour, a flashlight can help you navigate darker areas safely and add to the spooky experience.

Arrive Early to Secure Parking

Street parking can be limited in Hollywood and Pasadena; arriving early ensures you find a good spot.

Prepare for Traffic Delays

Los Angeles traffic is unpredictable, so budget extra time when traveling between filming locations.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Common urban animals like raccoons often roam near outdoor locations at night.
  • Occasional sightings of red-tailed hawks above city parks during daytime.

History

Many of the filming locations played integral roles in shaping the horror genre during the late 70s and 80s, reflecting Hollywood's evolving film industry.

Conservation

Tour operators encourage sustainable practices by minimizing vehicle idling and respecting neighborhood privacy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable Walking Shoes

Essential

Ensures comfort during extended walking across multiple filming locations.

Light Jacket or Hoodie

Provides warmth during cooler spring evenings and possible rain showers.

spring specific

Water Bottle

Essential

Keeps you hydrated, especially during warm summer days.

summer specific

Camera or Smartphone

Essential

Capture memorable photos of the iconic horror movie sites.