Fast & Furious Filming Locations Tour in Los Angeles
November 30, 2013. Actor Paul Walker, loved by fans around the world, passed away suddenly. Through the Fast & Furious series, he showed exhilarating driving, a deep loyalty to his friends, and a sincere kindness that reached far beyond the screen. All of it still lives on in the hearts of countless fans. And in Los Angeles, many places remain—real locations where Paul walked, performed, and spent meaningful chapters of his life. You wanted to meet him. You want to feel his world again. Because you loved the films, you want to see the filming locations with your own eyes. To honor those feelings, we created a special tribute tour that follows the world of Fast & Furious and traces Paul Walker’s legacy through Los Angeles. This journey is filled with moments that hit you right in the chest— scenes come back to life, you can almost feel Paul’s presence, and the beauty of the way he lived stays with you long after the tour ends. 【Tour Highlights】 ・Visit meaningful locations while paying tribute to Paul Walker ・See a wide range of iconic Fast & Furious filming locations in one tour ・A special route designed for movie fans and car lovers ・Optional: drive with the movie soundtrack playing in the car ・Plenty of photo- and video-worthy spots 【Expert Guide Support】 ・A Japanese-speaking guide who knows the films will explain each scene and its background clearly ・Includes famous quotes and behind-the-scenes stories ・Fan-favorite content: Paul’s personality and filming anecdotes ・Photo assistance at key spots ・Hotel pickup included—ideal even for first-time visitors to LA 【Sample Stops (Fast & Furious Pilgrimage)】 Fully customizable. We can tailor the route by film, or focus on places connected to Paul Walker personally. ■Fast & Furious (2009) / “Fast & Furious 4” Locations ・Chinatown Station (race starting point) ・The bridge underpass at the race finish ・The under-bridge spot where Braga came to collect the $6 million ・The tunnel where the gang leader tried to escape and was shot at the end ■The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) Locations ・Wilshire Blvd (filmed as “Tokyo”) —with incredibly detailed set dressing: Don Quijote- and Matsumoto Kiyoshi-style signs, right-hand traffic, and more ・The street under the elevated structure used for the “Shuto Expressway” set ・Optional: Universal Studios Studio Tour areas with remaining sets (where available) ■The Fast and the Furious (2001) Locations ・Dodger Stadium parking lot (Brian’s test-drive scene) ・Bob’s Market (Toretto’s Market / where Brian and Vince fight) ・Dominic Toretto’s house (exterior viewing) ・Racer’s Edge (Brian’s workplace) ■Restaurants & Famous Landmarks Featured in the Films ・Neptune’s Net (where Brian O’Conner and Dominic talk) —also featured in Iron Man 3 and Point Break ■Paul Walker–Related Locations ・The crash site (we set aside quiet time to pay respects) ・Paul Walker’s grave (flowers can be offered) ・Optional: surf spots he loved and places connected to his charity work 【Photo Benefits】 ・Recreate iconic scenes with “movie-accurate” angles ・Guidance for the most popular fan photo compositions ・Your guide supports photo and video shooting ・Many social-media-perfect spots 【Comfortable & Safe Transportation】 ・Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off ・Travel comfortably by car to multiple locations across Los Angeles ・A safe-first route and schedule—ideal even if it’s your first time in LA 【Inquiries / Custom Requests】 Custom routes, additional stops, and extended hours are available. We would be honored to deliver a truly special experience for everyone who loves Fast & Furious. For details, please feel free to contact us through the booking/inquiry form on our website.
Basic Information
Minimum participants: 1person
Duration: 5〜6hours
Price
per Vehicle
$70 / hour
✔ Included
guide fee, vehicle fee, and gasoline costs.
✘ Not Included
Parking fees, admission fees, gratuities (tips), and other on-site expenses.
💳 Payment Methods
Cash or credit card (a 3% processing fee applies to credit card payments).
⚠ Cancellation Policy
A 100% cancellation fee applies starting two weeks prior to the tour date.
Sample Itinerary
Departure from Hotel
You will be picked up at your hotel by a private car and briefed on the tour process. Paul Walker's biography and the story behind his work will also be presented.
Chinatown
The intersection where the four drivers started racing side by side at the beginning of "Wild Speed MAX". Many photo spots to compare with the movie scene.
Tokyo Drift Street
A street that is supposed to be in LA but looks completely like "Tokyo". The guide will explain the points of interest in the recreation of the original set, such as the Don Quijote-Matsukiyo style signboard and right-hand drive cars.
