A 1.5-hour guided trolley tour of Trilith Studios in Fayetteville, GA just 30 minutes from Atlanta. You’ll ride through the studio lot and then step inside two iconic soundstages for a walkthrough of a set from a real production, prop displays, and vendor showcases featuring the craftspeople who make filming possible. Cap it off with a stop at our Trilith Foundation merch shop. It’s the most immersive movie studio tour in the Atlanta area.

Every tour is 1.5 hours, with time for questions at the end. And don’t rush out the Town at Trilith has incredible dining, shops, and inspiring spaces worth exploring before or after your tour.

Tours depart from 210 Trilith Parkway, Fayetteville, GA 30214 approximately 30 minutes south of downtown Atlanta. Trilith Studios is the largest movie making campus in North America and a top destination for film lovers visiting the greater Atlanta area.

Yes! On every tour you’ll see our vendor showcases and see the working side of the studio lot and on most tours, you’ll see a set from a recent production. Since this is an active, working studio, you may also spot crew members doing what they do best. While we can’t promise meet-and-greets, your guide is guaranteed to be impressive. Every Trilith Foundation StoryGuide is a passionate industry insider: an actor, writer, director, set builder, or other creative. They’re not just guides. They’re storytellers.

Absolutely kids and students love it! The experience is designed for ages 7 and up, making it one of the most memorable educational field trips near Atlanta for students interested in film, storytelling, and the creative arts. Click here to learn more about field trip opportunities!

Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled tour start time at 210 Trilith Parkway, Fayetteville, GA 30214.

The tour is primarily a trolley ride so sit back and enjoy! You’ll do a short walk inside two of Trilith’s iconic soundstages, so dress for the weather when boarding and wear whatever’s comfortable.

The tour is primarily a trolley ride with a short indoor walk through two soundstages, which includes walking up stairs. Because of this, the tour is not wheelchair or ECV accessible. For accessibility questions, email tours@trilithfoundation.org and we'll do everything we can to help.

Your guide will let you know which areas are photo-approved throughout the tour. Phones should be stored when not in designated photo zones. Photography near active stages, backlots, or exterior sets is not permitted, and social media posts should not reference current production names or talent.

We’ve hosted groups of all sizes! For groups larger than 18 or to build a custom experience, email tours@trilithfoundation.org to get started.