Do I need to be a fan of The Walking Dead to enjoy this tour?

While fans will get the most out of the experience, the tour’s historical and cultural insights also appeal to visitors interested in film production and Atlanta’s unique shooting locations.

Are meals included with the tour?

Yes, lunch at Norman Reedus’ restaurant is included, providing a themed dining experience during the day.

Is transportation provided between locations?

Yes, the tour includes transportation between filming sites within Atlanta and Senoia to maximize ease and access.

Can I buy merchandise during the tour?

Visitors get exclusive access to the world’s largest Walking Dead store where merchandise is available for purchase.

Is the tour suitable for children?

The tour is family-friendly, but content may not be appropriate for very young children due to the show’s mature themes.

When is the best time of year to take the tour?

Spring and fall offer mild temperatures and lower humidity, making for a more comfortable experience during extensive outdoor walking.

Walking Dead Filming Locations Tour in Atlanta & Senoia

Set against the backdrop of Atlanta and nearby Senoia, Georgia, the Tour VIP De Los Walking Dead offers fans an immersive dive into the post-apocalyptic world of AMC’s hit series. This full-day adventure takes you beyond typical sightseeing, bringing the Walking Dead’s most iconic settings to life—from the eerie guard towers of Woodbury to the carefully preserved streets of Alexandria. These locations provide a striking contrast between survival grit and suburban eeriness, captured amid Georgia’s distinctive pine forests and historic southern architecture.

What makes this tour stand out is its access to exclusive sites and experiences unavailable to the general public. Visitors stroll past the world’s largest Walking Dead store, stocked with rare collectibles that fans dream of, and enjoy a sit-down lunch at Norman Reedus’ restaurant, a hotspot known for its unique fan atmosphere and themed menu. The combination of outdoor film sets, authentic memorabilia, and social stops connects you with the show’s essence in a way few tours can match.

Atlanta’s role as a major filming hub contributes to the diversity of environments on display here, with urban streets and lush exurbs blending seamlessly into survivalist terrain. The tour operator’s deep local knowledge ensures clear insights into filming history, actor anecdotes, and the community impact of the series’ ongoing popularity. For Walking Dead enthusiasts planning a trip to Georgia, this VIP tour elevates the experience with expert guides, limited-access sites, and a pace that balances adventure with comfort.

Whether you’re tracing the footsteps of Rick Grimes or uncovering hidden set details, this tour transforms the act of sightseeing into a narrative journey through one of TV’s most compelling survival sagas.

About DTours

DTours is an Atlanta-based tour operator specializing in film-location, historical, and VIP guided experiences across Georgia and nearby cities. The company offers themed itineraries that highlight on-screen locations from popular television series and films, curated city history tours, and customizable private tours. Signature experiences include film-location walks and drives — such as Stranger Things-themed VIP tours visiting multiple Atlanta shooting sites and stops at recognizable eateries — along with Civil War to Civil Rights historical tours and Savannah film-location excursions.

DTours designs tours for fans, history enthusiasts, and visitors seeking personalized local insight. Each tour summary specifies duration and highlights, ranging from shorter three-hour walks to full-day and seven-hour VIP excursions. Guides present factual on-site information, local context, and filmmaking history tied to each location. Custom DTour options allow guests to request tailored itineraries and scheduling when standard times are not suitable. The operator lists departures from Atlanta and offers excursions to nearby destinations like Savannah and New Orleans.

DTours emphasizes clear trip descriptions, themed routes, and VIP attention for private groups. The business is a resource for travelers who want focused, location-based experiences — from Margaret Mitchell’s Atlanta literary sites to filmed settings for major productions. Prospective bookers can choose from curated itineraries or request bespoke arrangements, with tour choices that explicitly state destinations, typical durations, and notable stops. Booking information, accessibility details, and payment options are provided on DTours listings to help guests plan. Contact details enable inquiries about group rates and private scheduling with confirmed availability options.