Get up close to the Hollywood Sign on a quick 30-minute tour
30 minutes
Up to 10 people
Ride to the base of the Hollywood Sign for a photo stop, then see key Hollywood sights on a short, guided loop. Learn a bit of local history as you go.
Minimum of 2 people per booking. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your tour time.
All sales are final and there are no refunds. Once your tour leaves, no refunds or rebookings will be given.
Product ID: BD78JD
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your tour time. Check-in is 20 minutes prior to the tour start time.
Yes. You need a minimum of 2 people per booking.
Your tour vehicle holds up to 10 guests.
6735 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles, CA US 90028
The guides here are a real highlight, with names like Aaron Michael, Dan Motta, and Irwin coming up repeatedly in glowing terms. Funny, knowledgeable, and genuinely engaging, they seem to understand that a great tour is as much about personality as it is about the sights. The open-air buses are on the smaller side, which keeps things personal, and an onboard TV with photos and video clips adds helpful context throughout the 90-minute journey covering Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Mulholland Drive. One reviewer did raise a fair point about some AI-generated content appearing in the slideshow, which left them questioning the accuracy of certain details. Worth keeping in mind if you're someone who values strictly verified information. Seating comfort has also come up, particularly for larger groups who may end up in the back row. Bringing a jacket is genuinely good advice, as some stretches of the tour can get windy and cool. Tips for the guide are appreciated and, based on these reviews, usually well earned.
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