Near the front doors by check-in, not past security
Main Entrance sits landside at Hollywood Burbank Airport, just off the main ticketing area before Terminals A and B security. It’s the souvenir stop you hit if someone asks for a “Hollywood” gift and you’re already holding a boarding pass. Expect the usual airport mix of LA- and California-themed merch plus some generic travel odds and ends, all within a short walk of the curb and ride-share pickup zones.
You’re looking at basic souvenir shop pricing: small keychains and magnets around $5–$10, logo mugs closer to $12–$18, and T-shirts that regularly push $25–$35. Selection leans on Hollywood, Burbank, and California logos rather than specific studios or shows, which fits the airport’s smaller size compared to LAX. If you want something that literally says “Burbank,” this is one of the few spots on the property that carries it.
Because Main Entrance sits before the TSA checkpoints for A and B, it works for both arriving and departing passengers, and even for people just dropping someone off. Hours roughly track the first and last flights, with doors usually open by 5:30 a.m. and closing around the last departures near 10:00–11:00 p.m. Stock skews toward light, packable items, so you can toss a refrigerator magnet or shot glass into a personal item and still fit within Southwest’s and Alaska’s carry-on limits.
Tip: If you already cleared security in Terminal A or B, skip backtracking to Main Entrance and use the smaller gate-area newsstands instead for last-minute snacks or souvenirs, even if the logo choices are thinner.