Day 13 couldn't have been packed with more fun. Woke up on my 30th birthday excited to for our long awaited LOST tour. Many of you know that I have been a LOST fan since the first season and got Jay into it around season two. We couldn't wait to get LOST in Oahu and when we did, we had a BLAST!
LOST TV series brought a whole new dimension to the tv industry with it's brilliant plot, filming locations, casting, production, interactive internet databases, and fandom. It has become it's own culture. The series was filmed almost entirely on the Island of Oahu. This included parts in the TV series that were made to look like it was filmed London, Sydney, California and Thailand, just to name a few. Our tour guide and the other couple were big fans. This of course made it all the more fun. Our guide pointed out details and provided explications of how the landscape was changed for the camera. Add a mountain here, a tree there, little things that made it appear like a different location. Our guide would show us either a picture from the series or a clip of an episode prior to taking us to a specific location. During our drive, we also listened to must from the LOST series.
Many of the LOST locations were also sets for other movies as well which you'll see in the pictures that follow. Get ready to get LOST!
Penny's boat the "Searcher"
This church was used a few times on set. As a church as well as a university.
Lock's dad's house
There location where Lock finds Mr. Eko who had been killed by the smoke monster
tree tunnel
The Pali Lookout
looking out over "Pearl City"
liked this bench
another tour
This is where Ben visits Sayid to try and talk him into going back to the island.
This is part of the plane Oceanic Flight 815
Kaneohe Bay
Several scenes filmed here.
This is the pier where "The Others" let Michael and Walt go
Also where Sun shoots the girl in the sail boat
Where Jin's father fishes and the location of the sub. It was here the sub was blown up by Locke and Juliet as well as the location where Ben and other Dharma workers come to the island
Now here's the bay and pier
The famous Chinaman's Hat
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