Back to the Future" film location tour
The 1985 international hit film BTTF, directed by Robert Zemeckis, was filmed mostly on the Universal Studios set, but there are still many locations in Los Angeles. Although there have been some unfortunate events in recent years, such as the burning of the Clock Tower set and the closing of the BTTF ride, there are still many places in Los Angeles that can be called "sacred places" for fans. In this tour, we will take you back in time to the BTTF filming locations, as if you have stepped back in time from 1985 to 1955, just like Marty, the main character in the movie. The title of the tour is--. Back to the "Back to the Future" Tour! The excitement that was generated by the anniversary year continues even now that the anniversary year is over. Come and experience the world of BTTF through the local atmosphere, the details of the city, and the places where "that scene" was born. The charm of this tour is as follows. An immersive experience that will transport you back in time to the world of the movie. Tour the locations of famous scenes that remain in the local area. ・BTTF expert guides will explain the behind-the-scenes stories and filming secrets. Many photo-worthy spots! A must-see pilgrimage for fans! Support from veteran guides】】・ Japanese-speaking guides will explain the background and filming of the movie. Japanese-speaking guides will explain the background of the movie and filming secrets in detail. ・Guides will take you to the sacred places where you can feel the moment Marty and Doc "were there". Photo support at photo spots. Support for sightseeing and transportation Examples of locations visited (filming locations) Hill Valley High School (modeled after the high school in the movie) Location of Marty's house Twin Pines Mall (famous scene at the beginning of the movie) Tunnel chase scene (location of Part 2) Other locations can be arranged upon request. Photo Spot Privileges A shot of a famous scene from the movie. ・Photographing at "that place" that fans are drooling over. Many photogenic spots that look great on SNS Photo shooting support by a guide Safe and Secure Transportation Hotel pick-up service is available. You can tour around Los Angeles efficiently without getting lost. No need to worry about the sun or traffic jams by car. No stress even if it is your first time to visit LA. Inquiry / Contact us】 【Contact us Special plans, custom plans, participation in commemorative events, etc. We can make arrangements to meet your needs. For more details, please feel free to contact us using the registration form below.
Basic Information
Minimum participants: 1person
Duration: 5〜0hours
Price
Per unit
$70 / hour
✔ Included
Japanese-speaking guide, vehicle, gasoline
✘ Not Included
Parking fees, tips, etc.
💳 Payment Methods
Cash, credit card (3% service charge)
⚠ Cancellation Policy
100% cancellation fee will be charged from 2 weeks prior to the event date.
Sample Itinerary
Departure from Hotel
After being picked up by a private car, you will be briefed on today's itinerary and introduced to the secret story behind the production of "Back to the Future".
The McFly Family (1985)
We visited the house where Marty lived. Here are some behind-the-scenes stories you can only hear from the residents, such as the episode where they watched "Family Ties" together at the house after filming.
Site of the Lyon complex gate (1985)
Ruins of Doc's garage
Location of the iconic scene where Marty appears on his skateboard. The location where the set was constructed at the time and the shooting angles are explained on site.
Doc's residence, interior photography house
The house where Doc's lab scene was filmed. The front door and other spots remain as they were in the movie.
River Road Tunnel
Location of the powerful scene where the hoverboard catches up to Biff's car. It is located in Griffith Park and is very photogenic.
lunch
Arrangements can be made upon request.
Hill Valley High School
This is the actual school building used for the school scene in BTTF 1 and the devastated 1985 location in PART 2. This is a very fun spot to compare with the movie.
Twin Pines Mall
Legendary filming location of the DeLorean experiment, the Libyan attack, and the famous scene of Doc. We will also guide you to the sign locations of those days with commentary.
Arrival at Hotel
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