Cinema Studio Atlas

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• Geert Buuts

  16 November 2017

  The guide was very knowlidgable helpfull

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• Daniel Nugroho

  31 October 2017

  With many guide to walk through the tour, you get experience the BTS of some movies, some of them are very old ones. But mostly egypt or middle east and colossal themed. The guides wear many variety costumes, from roman soldier to traditional arabic.

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• Jacob Vertman

  20 October 2017

  A nice 40 minutes visit. Worth the time

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• Lourenço Ribeiro Da Silva

  26 September 2017

  A great surprise! A lot of great movies were partially filmed here

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• Megan Mahone

  03 September 2017

  Atlas Studios is just ok. There are some interesting movie props and sets, but not many. The tour is pretty quick and the price is a little steep.

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• Azim Husain

  15 June 2017

  This place would be a 4 or 5 star if it weren't for the horrendous guides. Ours did the most half assed job yet demanded a tip at the end. Get rid of the guides and put up some sign boards with photos and the overall experience of the place will be substantially improved.

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• Melanie Hau

  14 June 2017

  Interesting for those have yet to see what it's like being in a film set. The price is 50MAD per person which is a bit steep considering the tour was 30 mins long. On the ticket is says "tour guide included". There a load of guides sitting by the gates but you could barely tell that they worked there. Our tour guide was very disappointing and wasn't making much effort to add value to the experience. I would have enjoyed it much more if they put sign posts and plaques up instead of being taken round. The guide was most passionate when asking for a tip at the end and became rude when we didn't give him one because 1. The guide was included in the price of the ticket, 2. I could have read what he told me if they just put up a small sign board at the beginning of each set. There is loads of parking but a random dude stands there pretending to be doing something and then when you get back to your car he gives you evils and stands near your vehicle until you pay up. Overall this could have been really interesting but unfortunately the experience all around it was disappointing and I'm slightly frustrated they we drove from quite far to visit it! TIP: if you're here to see the game of thrones set the guide pointed at it from really really far away and said it was owned by CLA studios which isn't even the same studio?!

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• Germán Sánchez

  18 April 2017

  Nothing really spectacular. They have some open air scenarios representing the ancient Egypt or ancient fortresses. You can visit them for a fee, but the scenarios are not too well preserved.
  An episode of The Grand Tour was filmed in here. There's a hotel in the complex (Hotel Oscar) which is not bad, but it definitely is not great.

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• Sander Heister

  02 April 2017

  Worth a visit. But quite a short experience

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• Amine Belyamani

  21 March 2017

  The kind of places you'd only visit once, but it's nice to see where many blockbusters were shot;)

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• Miros Siemieniuk

  18 March 2017

  It didnt turn out to be so huge as I had expected (like Burbank Studios jn California) but that's the 3rd biggest film studios in the world (!) - after Hollywood and Bollywood. Lets not grumble, admire.

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• Julia Soriano-Nieto

  30 January 2017

  Nice visit with an interesting guided tour. Not too expensive. The disadvantage is that things are not very well preserved.

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