Your Fifteen Minutes of Fame, Spelled Out on Hollywood Boulevard
A photographer spells your name in gold letters on a star prop on Hollywood Boulevard, then sends the photos to your phone.
The listing title promises your own star. On the ground it is a short photo session on the Hollywood Boulevard sidewalk, run by a company called The Walk of Fun. A photographer sets a star-shaped prop among the real Walk of Fame stars and spells your name across it in gold-colored metal letters, with a category emblem in the middle.
The star and the letters are props for the picture. What you keep is a set of digital photos and a short video.
Every traveler on the booking pays the same price, infants and seniors included: USD 32.84 each when checked on October 10, 2026. An adult has to make the booking, and one booking covers up to twelve travelers.
Get Your Own Star with The Walk of Fame Experience in Los AngelesA fifteen-minute photo session on Hollywood Boulevard: gold-colored letters spell your name on a star prop, and the photos and video are transferred to your phone on the spot.www.viator.comA Toddler's Ticket Costs the Same as Yours
Guest reviews describe sessions with children aged five and seven, a daughter turning fifteen, a sixteenth birthday and a baby in the frame. One family came away with photos and a video for each child plus a group shot, and the operator's own photos include a single star spelled out for a whole family.
The booking page charges the same per-person price for every age band, from infants to seniors. A family of four pays for four tickets. Book under an adult's name, which the listing requires.
Look for the Red Visitor Help Sign
The meeting point is the sidewalk in front of Andre's Pizza at 7038 Hollywood Boulevard. The operator's own booking system describes a mobile booth in front of the Walk of Fame mural, marked by a sign that reads VISITOR HELP, and lists its earlier spot outside the Capital One Café at 6801 Hollywood Boulevard as temporarily closed. It also warns that the meeting point can change and asks guests to check their email or the app before heading out.
Pay once, online, and show the QR code from your confirmation at the booth. A guest wrote in 2024 that they had paid a second time on the street after finding no one there. The operator replied that the guest appeared to have been scammed by someone pretending to be its team, and that its staff always ask to see the QR confirmation. When the booth is hard to find, the operator asks guests to call its customer service line.
Check Every Phone Before You Walk Away
The listing counts four digital photos in different styles. Its own description and the operator's booking notes say five. The photographer shoots on a camera and transfers the pictures to your phone right there, and several guests describe the video being filmed on their own phone. The operator asks guests to arrive with a charged device and suggests a portable charger.
Before you leave the booth, check that every person's photos and the video have landed. A 2026 guest on a two-person booking left with only one person's set, and the operator later said a full refund had been approved. Other guests describe pose suggestions and a photographer who takes the time to get the shots right.
Five Days a Week, on the Hour
Through this listing, sessions run on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, on the hour from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with English, Spanish and Portuguese listed as session languages. When checked on October 10, 2026, open dates ran to December 31, 2026, and no 2027 date was open yet.
Bad weather can call a session off, and a weathered-out booking gets another date or a full refund. One guest whose slot was rained out rebooked for the next day. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund; later cancellations and no-shows are charged in full. The shoot itself is short, and guests put it at five to fifteen minutes.
📍 Meet in front of Andre's Pizza, 7038 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles. The operator calls it a mobile booth and says the spot can move, and it asks guests to check their confirmation email before heading out.
- Parking: the operator points drivers to the underground garage entered from Highland Avenue in front of Loews Hollywood or from Orange Court, with up to two hours for USD 3 when validated by participating shops and restaurants.
- Bring: a charged phone, plus a power bank.
- Booking: an adult books, up to twelve travelers per booking, free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
Then the boulevard is yours to walk, with your name on a star already in your camera roll.