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Warner Bros. to build Aerial Tram over Hollywood Sign
Watch the video of Warner Bros. Studios’ Proposal to build an Aerial Tram over the Hollywood Sign in efforts of preserving its legacy and appease California tourist, travelers and locals alike to experience the Hollywood sign nestled in the Hills of Hollywood. The studio is proposing to build an aerial tramway, dubbed the Hollywood Skyway, to take visitors to and from the Hollywood sign. It would run from a parking structure next to the studio’s Burbank lot on Forest Lawn Drive, to the sign and back. A person close to the project tells The Los Angeles Times, the price tag would be about $100 million, which Warner Bros. would cover and would include the tramways’ design, construction, operation and maintenance. The six-minute ride would travel more than a mile behind Mt. Lee to a new visitors center, and would include a viewing area.





