Walt Disney's Famous Places Tour
Dreams Come Tours offers Disney fans the opportunity to experience the "storybook setting" of Walt Disney's life, Dreams Come Tours offers Disney fans a chance to visit the "storybook locations" where Walt Disney lived and breathed. Last year, popular Disney YouTuber Ainyan participated in the event, which was very well received. ▶︎ https://youtu.be/oNpQhPvsDTY?si=DeVPzURUYlVieFVF The station where Walt first landed in Los Angeles, the house where he and his brother Roy supported each other, Walt's first animation studio, the site where Snow White was created, and even the merry-go-round that marked the birth of Disneyland. The tour will take visitors on a journey through "Walt's life itself". The tour will take you on a journey through the life of Walt Disney. A special tour to learn more about Walt Disney's life and his origins. A tour of the actual places behind the birth of Disneyland. This is a popular course in which the famous YouTuber "Aiyan" has participated. A memorable experience perfect for the 100th and 70th anniversaries of Disneyland A one-of-a-kind experience that allows visitors to relive the story of one young man's dream come true. Support from veteran guides The only one of its kind experience that allows you to experience the path of a young man's dream come true. The tour is full of behind-the-scenes stories about Walt's life, his struggles, and famous episodes. The background and history of each spot is introduced in an easy-to-understand "story" format. Photography support is also available. Transportation and time management for even beginners in LA Examples of places to visit (places associated with Walt) Uncle Robert's House Walt's first home in Los Angeles at the age of 22 after his dreams were dashed in Kansas. The history of Disney began here. The site of the Disney brothers' first animation studio (Holly-Vermont) This was the first studio rented for $10 per month. The birthplace of "Alice in Wonderland" and "Oswald. The house where Walt and Roy stayed. Where the brothers lived and pursued their dreams. Walt and Lillian's first apartment The memorable place where Walt and Lillian spent their honeymoon from 1925 to 1927. Ruins of Hyperion Studios The legendary studio where "Snow White" and other masterpieces were created. The name of the company was changed to "Walt Disney Studios" here. Seven Dwarfs Cottage Walt purchased and built this house himself. This is a historical spot where Walt and his family colored the celluloid pictures of Mickey Mouse. Walking Way House (the second mansion) This is the mansion where Walt found success and lived with his family. It is also famous for the movie theater where he enjoyed watching movies. Walt's last residence & the hospital where he died Relive the life of Walt in his later years as he built his greatest achievements. Walt & Roy Disney's graves Forest Lawn Memorial Park. A place where you can quietly lay your hands. Carolwood Barn The place where Walt tinkered with the railroad and "Imagineering" was born. Open to the public on the first and third Sunday of every month. LA Live Steamers Railroad Museum A must-see for fans of Walt's love of trains. Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round The birthplace of Disneyland. This is where he saw his daughter and decided "I want to create the theme park of my dreams. Walt Disney Studios (exterior) Although not open to the public, this is a famous spot where you can take pictures of the statues of the Seven Dwarfs. Walt Disney Animation Studios (exterior) Disney Imagineering Headquarters (exterior) Walt Disney Animation Research Library (exterior) A top-secret facility with an undisclosed address. The Walt Disney Animation Research Library (exterior) is a top-secret facility with an undisclosed address and over 65 million original works. Chinese Theater The Chinese Theatre is a sacred place where many world premieres of films such as "Mary Poppins" have been held. Carthay Circle Theater (the site of the Snow White premiere) Walk of Fame (Walt, Mickey, Pooh, Tinkerbell, etc.) Stars are inscribed in multiple categories, including film and television. Tam O' Shanter (Walt's favorite restaurant) Tam O' Shanter (Walt's favorite restaurant) is said to be the model for the House of the Seven Dwarfs. Walt's seat "31" and many other legends abound. Smoke House Restaurant Famous for Steak Sinatra, Walt's favorite dish. Millennium Biltmore Hotel The venue where the Academy Awards were held. Walt was a frequent attendee. Ruins of Chaplin Studios Walt's favorite place to visit in 1923. Los Angeles Station (Santa Fe Railroad) The station where history began, where Walt arrived with his Uncle Robert. [Photo Spot Benefits] A photo opportunity on the actual paths and buildings that Walt walked on. Special "Disney 100th Anniversary" background A guide will advise you on the best angle to take pictures. Many photo spots that look great on SNS! Transportation】】・ Round-trip transportation from your hotel. Round-trip transportation from your hotel One guide will be provided for your safety and comfort. Inquiry / Consultation Customized courses, additional spots, time extension, etc. are available. For details, please feel free to contact us using the application form on our website.
Basic Information
Minimum participants: 1person
Duration: 8〜10hours
Price
Per Vehicle
$70 / hour
✔ Included
Japanese-speaking guide, vehicle, gasoline
✘ Not Included
Chips, 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
We will pick you up at your hotel.
Uncle Robert's House
This is the house where 22-year-old Walt first settled in 1923 after arriving in Los Angeles from Kansas. It is the "place of origin" where a young man with broken dreams made a fresh start.
Garage/studio ruins
The garage was located in the backyard of Robert's house. It was here, rented for $1 a week, that Walt created his first animated feature. An iconic location that marks the beginning of the Disney empire.
Ruins of Hyperion Studios
The studio that supported Walt's great leap forward. The historic site where "Snow White" (the world's first full-length color animation) was produced. A must-see for Disney fans.
lunch
We can make arrangements according to your needs.
The house where Walt and Roy lodged.
The house where the brothers lived together. Right across the street from Uncle Robert's house. The place where the Disney brothers made a firm promise to each other that they would work together to give shape to their dreams.
Walt Disney's grave
A place to visit to give thanks to Walt who rests peacefully. The graves of Roy and Edna are also located next to the site, which shows the bond of the Disney family.
Snow White Cottage
A Tudor-style house where the artist lived. The building is said to have influenced the world view of Snow White. Excellent for photographs.
Arrival at Hotel
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