United States: California: Los Angeles County: Los Angeles: Hollywood

Barak
Waukegan

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Following the filming locations of my favorite film “Back To The Future”.

http://www.bigwaste.com/bttf/

Filming Locations for Back to the Future (1985)

  • Backlot, Universal Studios, Universal City, California, USA (town square + clock tower)
  • Universal Studios, Universal City, California, USA (“Back to the Future – The Ride”, The Delorian)
  • 535 North Victory Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA (Doc’s 1985 Resident)
  • Whittier High School – 12417 E. Philadelphia Street, Whittier, California, USA (Hill Valley High School)
  • Burbank Community Center, Burbank, California, USA (Band Auditions)
  • 9303 Roslyndale Ave. Arleta (Pacoima), Los Angeles, California, USA (Marty’s house, exterior)
  • Puente Hills Mall – 1600 Azusa Ave., City of Industry, California, USA (Twin Pines Mall)
  • Golden Oak Ranch – 19802 Placerita Canyon Road, Newhall, California, USA (Twin Pines Ranch)
  • South of the California Institute for Women
    Chino-Corona Road, Chino, California, USA (Lyon Estates 1955)
  • Bushnell Avenue, South Pasadena, California, USA (Scene where Marty gets hit by Sam Baines’ car, Lorraine’s, George’s & Biff’s Houses)
  • Gamble House – 4 Westmoreland Place, Pasadena, California, USA (Doc’s Mansion)
  • First United Methodist Church – 6817 Franklin Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA (The Enchantment Under the Sea Dance)
  • Across from the Greek Theater, 2700 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, California, USA (The Climax Starting Line)
  • Chino, California, USA
  • Griffith Park – 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA

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amont
Thousand Oaks

The backlot tour has changed...

The town square and clock tower are now used for the show Ghost Whisperer, so for now everything is different. The facade of the antique store is to the right of the building that used to be the clock tower, and out front in the courtyard is a War memorial that was featured in an episode about a soldier from Vietnam that wasn’t aware he was dead.

Another thing that has changed, and you probably knew this because it wasn’t mentioned above… a few years ago, if you took the “Special Effects” tour, you could volunteer your friend to play the part of Doc for a special effect demonstration. “Doc” got “electrocuted” while trying to connect the wires so Marty could go back in time. Twice I successfully volunteered my friends for the Back to the Future effect! It has been replaced by a Mummy special effect though.

You can still see the prop that says “Lyon Estates” while driving around on the tour.


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