Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is expanding its annual holiday event, featuring its largest Gilmore Girls experience to date.
The event, formerly known as Holidays Made Here, is rebranding as Gilmore Girls Holidays for 2026, giving fans a chance to experience the magic of Stars Hollow during the festive season.
The celebration will transform the Warner Bros. backlot, where the series was filmed, into the most expansive and immersive Gilmore Girls holiday fan experience yet.

Gilmore Girls Holidays will run from 12 December 2026 to 3 January 2027, excluding Christmas Day.
The event will introduce new sets and experiences, including Luke’s Apartment, the Chilton School Graduation Courtyard, an expanded Gilmore Estate, and Rory’s Basket Auction.
Luke’s Apartment will be recreated in its original Stage 13 filming location, using the series' production specifications. The Chilton School Graduation Courtyard will recreate the setting associated with Rory Gilmore’s graduation.
Rory’s Basket Auction turns the Stars Hollow tradition into an interactive holiday experience, while the expanded Gilmore Estate will offer additional areas to explore.
New food and beverage options inspired by the series will be available. These include Caesar’s Chilaquiles Nachos served in a collectable upside-down Luke’s baseball hat and a new Gazebo Popcorn Bucket.
Stars Hollow Creamery will offer themed shakes inspired by Rory’s three boyfriends, while the Secret Bar will serve new cocktails, including the I Smell Snow peppermint colada. Exclusive merchandise will also be available.
Scott Patterson, who played Luke Danes, will make special appearances at live podcast events and photo opportunities, available for an additional fee.
For the first time, Gilmore Girls Holidays will be available as a standalone ticketed event. General admission is priced at $79, while the $124 Studio Tour Bundle includes entry to both the holiday event and Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood.
Harriet is a freelance news writer specialising in entertainment news. She graduated from the University of Kingston with a BA in fine art and has an MA in journalism from Birkbeck University. As well as being a theme park enthusiast, Harriet has an interest in the arts, which she explored in her thesis on Fine Art and Walt Disney.


