Call it a fresh way to time travel: The lot look-around will include deep peeks at the Golden Age of Hollywood.
The new tour celebrates the 30th anniversary of Turner Classic Movies with lot stops spotlighting treasures of Hollywood's Golden Age
But what if you could board an open-air vehicle that also services as a time-traveling device, the sort of airy auto that takes you to stops and spots where some of Tinseltown's titans once worked, created, dreamed, and occasionally lived? Television will also receive its due, as well as the many films that famously found their first footing at the Burbank studio.
The Property House — the name reveals the structure's purpose — will also be visited, and prop mavens will get to check out artifacts seen in some of the cinema and television's best-known works.
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