Warner Bros. studio tour brings back ‘Gilmore Girls’ Christmas event
By Travis Schlepp,
1 days ago
The fictional hometown of Rory and Lorelai Gilmore will once again roll out the welcome mat to visitors for the holiday season.
Warner Bros. Studios is transforming a famous section of its Studio Tour into Stars Hollow, Connecticut as it appeared during seven seasons — and one limited series — of the beloved comedy-drama “Gilmore Girls.”
Alexis Bledel as Rory Gilmore and Lauren Graham as Lorelai Gilmore shown in this undated photo from CBS Photo Archive via Getty Images.
The Warner Bros. Studio lot in Burbank will celebrate the show ahead of its 25th anniversary, with “Holidays Made Here.”
From Dec. 18 through Jan. 5, 2025, the iconic Midwest Street, which has been used in hundreds of famous film and TV productions, will become Stars Hollow.
The immersive walkthrough experience features photo ops at famous landmarks from the show, including Luke’s Diner, Doose’s Market and the Stars Hollow gazebo located smack dab in the middle of the town’s square.
The façade that served as the home of the “Gilmore Girls” is shown decorated for Christmas as part of Warner Bros. Studio Tour’s Holidays Made Here event.
The tour will also feature authentic costumes and props from the show, as well as coffee and treats. The weekslong event will also feature costume contests, cookie decorating stations and trivia.
The Holidays Made Here experience will be available as part of all Studio Tours during its run, except for Christmas Day.
The fictional town of Stars Hollow, which resides on the Warner Bros. Studio lot in Burbank, is shown decked out for the holidays in this undated photo. (Warner Bros.)
Warner Bros. is also celebrating 30 years of its most famous sitcom property, “Friends.” During the month of November, the studio is offering “Friends”-themed tours that feature a Thanksgiving meal next to the iconic fountain seen during the show’s intro.
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