Fans of the beloved sitcom classic “Gilmore Girls” will be able to explore the streets of Stars Hollow once again as Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood celebrates the 25th anniversary of the show’s premiere.
From Dec. 18 through Jan. 4, 2026, fans of the show can purchase tickets for a special “Gilmore Girls”-themed studio tour that will give them a chance to live like Lorelai and Rory and walk the streets of the iconic New England town and visit the stores and landmarks featured throughout the show’s seven-season (and one miniseries) run.
The Studio Tour’s Holidays Made Here event is a limited-time seasonal offering that is included with all standard tours, and features extended hours for guests to explore Midwest Street, the actual studio backlot that served as the small town at the center of the series, as well as other Hollywood productions over the years.
Lorelai’s house, Luke’s Diner and the Dragonfly Inn are among the immersive walk-through sets. Collectibles can be purchased at Doose’s Market, Kim’s Antiques and the Stars Hollow Bookstore.
Each evening concludes with a “Nightly Light Show Spectacular” that celebrates the show’s enduring legacy. Other daily activities include cookie decorating, scavenger hunts, and Christmas caroling.
Themed food and drinks will also be available for purchase.
“Get ready to talk fast and live slow as the world of ‘Gilmore Girls’ springs to life this holiday season for a one-of-a-kind immersive celebration,” Studio Tour officials said. “Fans are invited to step into Stars Hollow, fully recreated with authentic detail and dressed for the holidays at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood.”
While no detail is being spared for the “Gilmore Girls” portion of the tour, fans of other WB properties will also be treated to the traditional Studio Tour with some extra focus on holiday favorites.
Tickets for the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood can be booked now, with Holidays Made Here included for selected dates. The Studio Tour, which is located in Burbank, will be closed on Christmas Day.