Michael Jackson Tour in Los Angeles | Music Video Locations & Murals
June 25, 2009. Even after Michael Jackson left this world, he continues to live in the hearts of fans everywhere. His music, dance, films, humanitarian work, and the influence he passed on to generations of artists still shine today—proof of a one-and-only legacy as the “King of Pop.” And in Los Angeles, countless places remain where Michael walked, created, and spent meaningful moments—real-world locations that connect directly to his story. You wanted to meet him. You want to know him more deeply. You want to feel his world again. With those feelings in mind, this tour was created as a Michael Jackson fan experience, carefully researched and designed by a dedicated MJ specialist guide. Following Michael’s footsteps can be emotional, sometimes bittersweet, and often deeply healing—an experience that may bring his presence back to life in your own heart. 【Tour Highlights】 An immersive tour where you experience Michael’s life, work, and history on location Careful storytelling by a specialist guide: background, true episodes, and behind-the-scenes details Walk actual music video / short film filming locations Visit must-see fan sites: memorial places, murals, recording studios, and more Plenty of photo stops—highly social-media friendly Fully customizable itinerary based on your interests and priorities 【Experienced Guide Support】 A dedicated MJ specialist guide shares stories grounded in reliable information Deep-dive explanations for serious fans of the music and visuals VIP-level comfort with safe transportation and hotel pickup/drop-off options Safety-first approach: high-risk areas are introduced by drive-by viewing when appropriate Flexible routing: we can link stops to specific eras, songs, or themes upon request 【Sample Stops (Michael Jackson–Related Locations)】 Choose freely from a wide range of locations across Long Beach, Hollywood, Downtown LA, and the Neverland area. ● Music, film, and stage landmarks Universal CityWalk (filming location for “Scream”) Walt Disney Studios (production of “Captain EO”) Rose Bowl (legendary Super Bowl halftime venue) Pasadena Civic Auditorium (first moonwalk performance) Crypto.com Arena / former Staples Center (“This Is It” rehearsals & memorial) Hollywood Bowl (Jackson 5 concert history) Dolby Theatre (BET Awards / James Brown moment) House of Blues Sunset (music video premiere on the giant screen) ● Music video / short film filming locations “Thriller” street & the Thriller House “Beat It” warehouse, alley, and café locations “Stranger in Moscow” filming street “Billie Jean” short film studio location “Say, Say, Say” hotel & antique mall ● Recording & production studios (exterior / interior when possible) Westlake Recording Studios A/B/C/D/E (projects including Thriller and Bad) Westlake Studios (Off the Wall recordings) Former Motown Hollywood office (Jackson 5 era) Cherokee Recording Studios (former) “Billie Jean” short film studio site ● Favorite places & private-life related stops A favorite Chinese restaurant (original seating reportedly preserved) Wacko (novelty/toy shop) Golden Apple (comic shop) Tom’s Toys (visited in his final month) A Mexican restaurant known for a discreet entrance and upstairs seating Art & antique shops he visited Spago (famous post-Oscars gathering spot) ● Homes, schools, and family-related locations The Jackson family’s first home in Los Angeles The Encino family home area (family residence) Schools Michael attended in LA Fairfax High School (brothers’ school; notable alumni) Emerson Middle School (brief attendance period) Michael’s former condominium ● Memorial sites & commemorative stops Michael Jackson stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Display of sequined glove & shoe handprints (where applicable) “Dangerous” mural Forest Lawn (Hollywood Hills) memorial-service area Forest Lawn (Glendale) resting place (Holly Terrace) Burn center / medical-related locations connected to 1984 Additional tribute murals and fan memorial points ● Neverland-related locations (Santa Barbara area) Neverland Ranch (viewing at the entrance gate) Los Olivos (small town with related local stops) Santa Maria Courthouse (trial-related landmark) 【Photo Spot Bonus】 ・Photo support at iconic sites like the Thriller House and “Beat It” alley locations ・A perfect shot in front of major MJ murals ・Commemorative photos at TCL Chinese Theatre (hand/footprint-related stops) ・Special scenic photo opportunities near the Neverland area 【Comfortable & Safe Transportation】 ・Hotel pickup and drop-off available ・All-day touring by vehicle for comfort and efficiency ・Drive-by viewing for areas with safety concerns ・Smooth and stress-free—even for first-time LA visitors 【Inquiries & Custom Requests】 Want to visit only specific locations? Focus only on music video sites? Create a family-friendly route? We will design a fully customized private tour around your goals and preferences. Please feel free to contact us with your requests.
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Basic Information
Minimum participants: 1person
Duration: 5〜6hours
Price
Once you let us know the places you’d like to visit, we will provide a quote.
✔ Included
guide fee, vehicle fee, fuel costs, etc.
✘ Not Included
Parking fees, admission fees, tips, etc.
💳 Payment Methods
Cash, credit card (3% processing fee)
⚠ Cancellation Policy
A 100% cancellation fee applies from two weeks prior to the tour date.
Sample Itinerary
Hotel Departure
Your private vehicle will pick you up at your hotel. Your guide will introduce the day’s itinerary and share an overview of Michael’s story and key milestones.
Palace Theater
Stranger in Moscow
Candidate spots
Tap a pin on the map to view details for each spot. Let us know which places you’re interested in, and we’ll incorporate them into your route for the day.
