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Okay, so we all *love* Cousins Beach. Like, seriously, who doesn’t wanna live in that dreamy world with Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah? But real talk: there have been reports, especially with Season 3 filming gearing up, of fans showing up at *The Summer I Turned Pretty* set uninvited. And look, I get the excitement! But it’s actually super uncool. Here’s why we all need to chill and give our faves some space and how to be the ultimate, respectful fan.
1. It’s a workplace, not a meet-and-greet!
Look, I get it—you see Lola Tung or Christopher Briney in person and your brain just short-circuits. OMG! But here’s the thing: a film set is literally their job site. It’s where they’re clocking in, doing intense scenes, and creating the magic we all binge-watch. Would you randomly show up at your boss’s office or your doctor’s surgery expecting a selfie session? Probably not, right? Let’s treat their professional space with the same respect.
2. Safety First, Always — No Cap.
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Okay, this is SO important. Film sets are full of heavy equipment, cables, lights, props, and vehicles moving constantly. It’s a controlled environment for a reason! Stepping onto a closed set without permission isn’t just trespassing, it’s genuinely dangerous for you and for the crew. We want everyone safe, so they can keep making those dreamy Cousins Beach moments, not dealing with avoidable accidents. Seriously, stay clear!
3. Major production delays are a real thing.
Every single interruption on set costs time and, let’s be real, a boatload of money. Think about it: a crowd of people means security has to step in, actors might get distracted, and a whole scene could be ruined. This isn’t just a minor hiccup; it can push back filming schedules, delay release dates, and make everyone’s lives harder. We want Season 3, right? Then let them work efficiently!
4. You could accidentally spoil EVERYTHING.
Okay, imagine waiting AGES for Season 3, only to accidentally see a huge spoiler from set because you were trying to sneak a peek. NOOOO! Not only could you spoil it for yourself, but if you post it online, you spoil it for THOUSANDS of other fans. The cast and crew work so hard to keep those plot twists under wraps. Let’s respect the mystery and enjoy the show when it’s meant to be seen.
5. Actors are *working*, not performing for you.
When you see Lola Tung or Gavin Casalegno on set, they’re in character, focusing, and delivering lines. They’re not there to sign autographs or take selfies. Interrupting them during a scene or even between takes can break their concentration and impact their performance. We want them to bring their A-game for Belly, Jeremiah, and Conrad, so let’s give them the space to do just that.
6. Privacy is a BIG deal, even for celebs.
Just because someone is famous doesn’t mean they don’t deserve privacy. Film sets are often their temporary home away from home. Being constantly watched or approached by uninvited fans can be incredibly draining and uncomfortable. Remember, they’re real people with real feelings. Let’s extend them the same courtesy and respect we’d want for ourselves in our own private spaces.
7. It’s NOT a public space.
Many film sets are on private property or secured with permits, meaning you’re essentially trespassing if you’re not authorized to be there. This isn’t like visiting a public park or a tourist attraction. Production companies have specific agreements and rules in place to ensure smooth operations. Disregarding these rules can lead to serious consequences, not just for you, but potentially for the entire production.
8. The crew needs to focus too!
Beyond the actors, there are hundreds of crew members—directors, camera operators, sound engineers, lighting techs, set designers, costume artists—all working their butts off. They’re managing complex equipment and tight schedules. A distracted crew member can lead to mistakes, injuries, or ruined shots. Let’s let them concentrate on making *The Summer I Turned Pretty* look absolutely stunning for us.
9. It impacts future filming locations.
Seriously, if a production site becomes too difficult to manage because of uninvited visitors, they might just decide it’s not worth the hassle. This could mean they’ll choose less iconic or accessible locations in the future to ensure privacy and safety. Do we want Cousins Beach to suddenly look completely different? Nah. Let’s protect the magic by being respectful now.
10. Official channels are the BEST way to get updates.
Want to know what’s happening on set? Follow the official *The Summer I Turned Pretty* social media accounts, Amazon Prime Video’s pages, and the cast members’ verified profiles! They share behind-the-scenes glimpses, fun facts, and official announcements when they’re ready. This is the *curated*, safe, and spoiler-free way to stay in the loop. It’s literally what they’re there for!
11. Be the fan they *want* to see.
The cast and crew absolutely appreciate your love and support—that’s why they engage online and do interviews! But they want to see that support come through streaming the show, engaging positively on social media, and respecting their boundaries. Being an amazing, respectful fan means understanding when to give them space. It shows true appreciation, honestly.
12. Let’s keep the *TSITP* magic alive, respectfully!
Ultimately, we all want the same thing: more dreamy *The Summer I Turned Pretty* content! And the best way to ensure that happens is to let the professionals do their job without interference. Let’s cherish the show, rewatch our favorite episodes on Prime Video, and eagerly await official updates. Our favorite characters and their stories deserve to be created in a peaceful, secure environment. Period.
FAQs
Where is The Summer I Turned Pretty filmed?
The show is primarily filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina, and its surrounding areas, which are transformed into the fictional Cousins Beach. They use real beach towns and homes to create that iconic coastal vibe we all obsess over.
When is TSITP Season 3 coming out?
As of May 2026, *The Summer I Turned Pretty* Season 3 is expected to release in 2025, but an exact date hasn’t been announced yet. Filming was reportedly impacted by the strikes, so we’re all eagerly awaiting official updates from Prime Video!
Can I meet the cast of TSITP?
It’s super rare to meet the cast outside of official events like fan conventions, premieres, or carefully orchestrated meet-and-greets. Showing up at their workplace (the set) is not the way to do it and can actually make it harder for them to do their jobs.
So, there you have it, besties! We’re all obsessed with *The Summer I Turned Pretty*, but let’s channel that energy into being the most supportive, respectful fans out there. Stream it, rewatch it, tweet about it—just let the amazing cast and crew work their magic in peace! What’s your favorite *TSITP* moment you can’t wait to see more of? Tell us in the comments!
