At Universal, fans can see stars on and off the lot

For the price of one ticket, fans of Hollywood can see where the stars work and where they live thanks to a new deal from Universal Studios Hollywood and a leading Los Angeles sightseeing company.

The "Ultimate Hollywood Adventure," unveiled Tuesday, includes admission to Universal Studios Hollywood and tickets to Starline's "Movie Stars' Homes" two-hour tour of Hollywood landmarks. The itinerary shuttles guests past the Beverly Hills and Bel-Air "hideaways" of such stars past and present as Halle Berry, Nicolas Cage, Barbra Streisand, Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra, according to a release.

"This is the first ticket package that allows guests a combined experience of the stars' homes and the studios where they work, thoroughly immersing them in the glamour of Hollywood," Don Skeoch, senior vp marketing and sales at Universal Studios Hollywood, said in a statement. "The package is truly in keeping with Universal's tradition of taking guests behind-the-scenes of the movie-making industry."

The package is priced at $85 for adults and $66 for children ages 3-11) and includes ticket vouchers for both attractions valid through the end of the year.

Starline Tours, established in 1935, is located at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in the heart of Hollywood.