Movie sets, props, and filming locations at Kualoa Ranch

📝Your movie and TV show “site”-seeing experience checklist

• Choose the right tour for you: The Hollywood Movie Sites Tour is the main tour for film lovers, but the UTV Raptor and Jurassic Adventure tours also include movie sites. Choose based on the type of experience you want and the sights you would like to see.
  
• Bring photos or screenshots from movies: It’s fun to match real-life locations with specific scenes from Jurassic Park, LOST, Kong: Skull Island, etc. Guides love helping you find the best angles.
  
• Ask your guide about behind-the-scenes stories: Guides often worked on production days, so they might share insider information about where certain scenes were filmed and how sets were built.
  
• Keep your camera ready: There are quick stops at movie signboards, props, and overlooks. Have your phone/camera charged and ready.
  
• Visit on a weekday if possible: Weekends are a lot busier. Weekday visits often mean smaller tour groups and more chances to ask the guide questions.
  
• Book multiple tours: The valley covers many different film zones, so one tour won’t cover everything. A combo like Movie Sites Tour with the UTV Raptor tour gives you way more access.