Includes All of these Popular Attractions

Just present your Hollywood Explorer Pass at any of these popular attractions and you’re in. Your Explorer Pass is activated the first time you use it, then it’s good for 30 days. It’s the smartest way to save money, see the sights, and have plenty of time to explore the movie making capital of the world.

Movie Star Homes Tour by Starline Tours  See where the movie stars actually live in this fully narrated tour that will take you to all the hotspots in town. Highlights include seeing the homes of Tom Cruise, Ozzie Ozbourne, Madonna, Jackie Chan, Nicolas Cage, Dr. Phil, Sean Connery, and Angelina Jolie. You may also pass the former estates of such legends as Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Humphrey Bogart, and many more. On the way, you’ll cruise the Sunset Strip and check out Rodeo Drive. Duration 2 hours. Note: Departures from Grauman’s Chinese Theatre at the Hollywood and Highland Center in Hollywood.

Hollywood Behind-the-Scenes Tour by Red Line  Discover dazzling landmarks such as  Disney’s El Capitan and Grauman’s Egyptian theaters, restored historic movie palaces that still host world premieres. See where the stars get their Oscars at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel and the Kodak Theatre. Step into the footprints of Hollywood at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. Learn the stories behind the city’s symbols–the Walk of Fame, the Hollywood sign and Babylon Court. Go inside the Stella Adler Acting Academy, which trained actors like Warren Beatty, Melanie Griffith and Benicio Del Toro, and see the original speakeasy where Hollywood drank during Prohibition. Note: Reservations are advised by 9:00 pm the evening prior to your tour, particularly in the summer. Make reservations early in the day; the box office is not open regular hours.

Hollywood Double Decker Tour by Starline Tours  This fully narrated tour showcases historic Hollywood movie, TV and radio landmarks such as Paramount Studios, Capitol Records, CBS, FOX, Warner Bros., Nickelodeon, the Paladium and Knickerbocker, as well as the filming locations of “L.A. Confidential,” “Twins,” “Pretty Woman” and more. There are plenty of photo opportunities are available as the tour takes you to the Hollywood Bowl, the Hollywood Sign and all of Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. Note: Departures from Grauman’s Chinese Theatre at the Hollywood and Highland Center in Hollywood. 

Kodak Theatre Guided Tour  This half-hour walking tour is your VIP access to the home of the Academy Awards® Ceremony, as well as the American Idol finals, the BET Awards and others. Enjoy the elegance of this state-of-the-art facility modeled after a European opera house. See an Oscar® statuette, visit the exclusive George Eastman VIP Room, and view 26 Academy Award® images. The Kodak Theatre stage has hosted the world’s top performers including Celine Dion, Prince, Dixie Chicks, American Ballet Theatre, Barry Manilow and the Moscow Stanislavsky Ballet. Note: Tours subject to availability and may be cancelled due to theatre operations. Not to be combined with other offers. Redeem your Explorer Pass at Kodak Theatre box office (in Hollywood and Highland Center).

The Hollywood Museum in the Historic Max Factor Building  Max Factor’s famous makeup rooms exhibit a spectacular collection of sets, props, rare photos, posters, costumes and Hollywood memorabilia. Highlights include Hannibal Lecter’s cell as seen in “The Silence of the Lambs” and “Red Dragon,” Nicole Kidman’s costumes from “Moulin Rouge,” Mae West’s boudoir, Russell Crowe’s costumes from “Master and Commander,” and the burning plane from “Jurassic Park.”

Guinness World Records Museum  Ever see someone dive 28 feet into 12 inches of water? Witnessed the toppling of 2.3 million dominoes? These achievements are among hundreds that are presented through videos, touch screen challenges, talking holographs, and other 3-D displays. The museum showcases records from the great to the gross in a fun up-close look at pop culture, history and science. Visitors also get a feel for racing 240 mph in the world’s fastest Formula One car, speeding across the snow in the world’s longest snowmobile race and more in the Adrenaline Theater. Note: Present Explorer Pass at the Box Office.

American Cinemateque at the Egyptian Theatre  This nonprofit arts organization is dedicated to preserving the experience of viewing movies on the big screen. Headquartered in the historic 1922 Egyptian Theatre, which was the home of the first Hollywood movie premiere, this theatre screens Hollywood classics, new foreign and independent films, pop culture gems and more. Regularly priced movie admission included with Hollywood Explorer Pass.

World-Famous Hollywood Wax Museum  Step inside scenes from classic TV shows and movie blockbusters including “Castaway” and “Pirates of the Caribbean.” From Marilyn Monroe to Lucy Liu to Denzel Washington, the museum features more than 120 lifelike renderings of Hollywood starlets and celebrities. Note: Present Explorer Pass at the Box Office.

You have 30 days to use your admissions – take your time, relax, explore and enjoy.