Where was WandaVision filmed?

In episode one of WandaVision, we see Wanda and Vision in black and white arriving in Westview. These newlyweds are in a “Just married” car and look the perfect picture of a happy couple, smiling lovingly at one another.

And as their car crests a rise and we see the town of Westview in the distance, the intro song kicks in. “A newlywed couple just moved to town, a regular husband and wife.” It’s a clear throwback to the sitcoms of the 1950s, and you could be forgiven for thinking you’ve just pressed play on an episode of I Love Lucy.

As they drive through the streets of Westview, Wanda and Vision wave to the mailman before pulling into the driveway of their home. With its white picket fence and peaceful surroundings, it’s a spitting image of ‘50s American suburbia. All the while, the theme song is playing in the background: “WandaVision. She’s a magical gal in a small-town locale, he’s a hubby who’s part machine.”

And after Vision carries his bride over the threshold, it’s not long before the couple settles into a classic ‘50s sitcom scene. As Vision spots a loveheart on the calendar above today’s date, he can’t remember what’s so important about that day — and tries to cover his ignorance.

While the interior scenes were shot in the studio, the exterior of the happy couple’s house is found on the Warner Bros Ranch in Burbank, California. The house sits on Blondie Street, which is so named because the houses were constructed for a film based on the comic strip Blondie.

The happy suburban couple storyline continues as Vision kisses Wanda goodbye and heads off to work. And while Wanda has her first encounter with nosy neighbor Agnes, we see Vision arrive at the bland and uninspiring office of Computational Services, Inc.

There he shares some banter with a co-worker, Norm (Asif Ali). Norm explains that the company produces computational forms, and since Vision’s arrival productivity has gone up 300%. “No one can process the data quite like you do, pal. You’re like a walking computer,” Norm says.

But then Vision remembers what the heart on the calendar was for. His boss, Mr. Hart (Fred Melamed), is coming over for dinner tonight, and if he doesn’t enjoy a pleasant evening Vision will be fired. “You know, I owe my success to being a keen judge of character. No skeletons in your closet, eh, Vision?” the boss asks.

The building that houses Computational Services, Inc is found at Disney’s Golden Oak Ranch in Newhall, California. It’s found on Block A of the ranch’s Business District section and provides the perfect mid-century office setting for the episode.

In episode 4, after a few mysterious occurrences in the Wandavision world, we finally start to get a handle on exactly what is happening. This episode begins outside of Westview, just after Thanos’ snap has been reversed by the Avengers.

We see Monica (Teyonah Parris) wake up in hospital to find that during the time she’s been gone, her mother has died. Setting aside her grief, Monica returns to work at S.W.O.R.D. headquarters, but she’s denied access when her swipe card is refused.

“I work here,” she tries telling a guard, but he cuts her off. “If you did, your badge would work, wouldn’t it,” he responds. But before it turns into a scene, Acting Director Tyler Hayward (Josh Stamberg) comes to her rescue.

The entrance lobby of the S.W.O.R.D. headquarters is actually found in downtown Atlanta at the Georgia World Congress Center. Located on Andrew Young International Blvd, the center boasts almost four million square feet of space.

After discovering that she’s been grounded, Monica agrees to head to Westview to check out a missing persons case for the FBI. As she exits the freeway at the Westview turnoff, she soon comes across Jimmy Woo (Randall Park) talking to a pair of local cops. And that’s when things get weird.

Despite the fact that there’s a “Welcome to Westview” sign in the background, the local sheriff claims that no such town exists. Jimmy also reveals that he’s been unable to contact anyone in Westview.

“So, you can’t reach anyone inside, and everyone on the outside has some sort of selective amnesia?” Monica asks.

“This isn’t a missing persons case, Captain Rambeau, it’s a missing town. Population three thousand, eight hundred, and ninety two,” Jimmy responds. And when the drone Monica launches disappears, they discover that the town is surrounded by some kind of energy field.

This WandaVision filming location can be found just across the road from Trilith Studios in Fayetteville, Georgia, roughly 25 miles south of the city center. But while the road is real, much of the scenery in this scene was created digitally.

In episode six of WandaVision, All-New Halloween Spooktacular!, the family gets ready to celebrate Halloween. But Vision now well and truly suspects that something is not right with Wanda and their seemingly perfect life, and he surprises Wanda by telling her that he won’t be trick-or-treating with the family but heading out alone instead.

As Vision wanders the Westview streets, he comes across confusing and disturbing sights, like a couple seemingly stuck in a loop doing the same mundane tasks, and trick-or-treating children and parents standing idly.

And when he finds a dazed and confused Agnes in her car, he knows something is very wrong indeed. Agnes claims she’s lost and soon falls asleep, but when Vision wakes her she comes to with a look of horror on her face: “You. You’re one of the Avengers. Are you here to help us?” she splutters. And in the exchange that follows, Vision learns the terrible truth: he’s meant to be dead.

Unlike the many scenes which were filmed in studio backlots, this WandaVision filming location can be found in the real world. In Williamson, Georgia, to be precise, where Rolling Hill Drive and Highpoint Crescent were both used for filming. This location is found roughly 40 miles south of Atlanta.

Following the drama of episode six, Vision finds himself teaming up with astrophysicist Darcy Lewis (Kat Dennings), who is now trapped inside Wanda’s hex. Vision realizes he and Darcy have an “unspoken connection”, so they hijack a truck to track Wanda down.

Along the way, Lewis delivers a few home truths about Wanda and Vision’s past. “So, Wanda killed me?” he asks. “Yes, but it’s not that simple. You asked her to do it.” Vision of course wants to know why he would have done that. “To save the universe. Well, half of it,” Lewis explains.

Then, out in the middle of nowhere, they get stuck at a red light. “I think that Wanda is creating these impediments to stop me returning home,” Vision realizes.

This intersection is found where Luther Bailey Rd and Old 85 Hwy meet near Senoia, Georgia, less than 40 miles south of Atlanta. And if, like Lewis, you think traffic lights would be “kinda overkill out in the sticks”, you’d be right — there are no stop lights here.