Trilith Experience - Fayetteville (GA)

1 /5 Alex Düsenberg: Last Friday, on the 17th of Jan 2025, weve had a tour. We were honestly deeply shocked and disappointed about what was presented. First of all I want to share the positive things: The staff did their job well, they tried to present the poor amount of things as good as they could. Im wondering if they are not embarrassed after the tour. The trilith studios were presented in a short movie, talking about their history and how they grow over the time and which amazing movies were produced in there and so on. What did we see: NOTHING. We were moved to a field, just a regular field and they said "this is the field of the epic film scene of marvels black panther, Wakanda forever" and all you see is a regular field with nothing else. Not even a sign, not even one set material. You need to use the power of your imagination through all of the tour because all you get to see are concrete buildings "where amazing movies were shot". We walked into a sound studio, with lights turned off. We felt a small tiny bit excitement as we thought there is something prepared for the tour guests. Well after they turned on the lights it was just a huge empty building. The tour guide, desperate as he was, tried to "sell" us a yellow security line on the floor as the most simple but effective and brilliant safety feature in a movie studio. Are you trying to make fun of me? All in all, after 1 hour of disappointment we were left speechless. Maybe there is something more ongoing in the summer times, but dont ever go there in the winter times. You will see nothing, nothing and again - nothing. + You get charged $30 per person for it. You have such a great potential of doing something really great out of this place and I really hope you will evolve and develop a tour, which is entertaining throughout the year.

5 /5 James Zorn: Okay, here is the deal this is an active film studio with lots of production companies controlling "their" intellectual property, so the tour tip toes around that. There are waviers to sign, and a lot of effort is made to protect this intellectual property. That is just how it is. That is why most production studios dont offer "back lot" tours. Trilith has made a point to show you what they can. They have more and more coming online as the facilities are finished. You see, the field where they filmed Wakanda told us stories about Marvel. These films were huge and that put the place on the map. The tour guides made my family and the folks we toured with feel at home. With stories and insights about the film business. The boys got to hold a real "Avenger" Thor prop. The tour isnt the cheapest, but keep in mind, it helps the foundation pay for various projects and events at Trilith. If you get lucky on tour and see an active production, you get lucky. They have close sets for a reason. We enjoyed our visit.

3 /5 Janeth: Was only able to take pictures at 3 locations (a room where we watched a short video, an open field where some of the Wakanda movie was filmed and an empty studio) and did not see any stages that were live or set up for filming. The staff drove us around, in a trolley, the Trilith Studio compound and the Trilith community

5 /5 Carl Nettleton: Anne and Timothy were outstanding! The lot and the town are spectacular! Lots of cool stuff going on here!

5 /5 Rebecca Valerio: Ive been on this tour twice now. I enjoyed it so much the first time that I came back to bring my family when they were in town. Very cool experience for Marvel fans to see where the magic happens. On both tours we got to see glimpses of different sets, props, and filming locations while driving through the studio lots. My tour guides were very knowledgable and always had great answers to everyones questions. The town of Trilith is also a beautiful place to hang out and walk around before or after the tour. The Trilith Experience is a hidden gem that has become my go-to recommendation for friends who come to Atlanta.