Getting Here
Conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Convention Center is easily accessible by car and public transportation.
A perfect blend of historical charm and modernity, this desirable location offers first-class accommodations and attractions, ranging from the availability of diverse, exquisite cuisine to top-notch entertainment at neighboring L.A. LIVE.
Public Transit
Several modes of public transportation can be used to reach the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Metro Rail
| Station | Line(s) | Walk time |
|---|---|---|
| Pico |
A Line (Blue) E Line (Expo)
|
~8 min |
| 7th St / Metro Center |
A Line (Blue) E Line (Expo) B Line (Red) D Line (Purple)
|
~10–15 min |
| LATTC / Ortho Institute |
E Line (Expo)
|
~10–12 min |
To find the most convenient route for you, use the Metro Trip Planner or contact Metro at (323) GO METRO.
Metro Bus
Metro Bus routes service all of Los Angeles and many lines stop near the Los Angeles Convention Center, including lines 30, 81, 442, 460 and the Silver Line. To find the route that’s best for you, use the Metro Trip Planner or contact Metro at (323) GO METRO.
Metro Bike
Metro Bike Share offers convenient 24/7, year-round access to a fleet of bicycles for short trips in Downtown LA, Central LA, Hollywood, North Hollywood, and on the Westside. The closest station is right out front of West Hall on S Figueroa St inbetween 12th and Pico. Visit Metro Bike Share to learn how it works.
Dash Bus
DASH Bus Route F has several stops on Figueroa St. adjacent to the Los Angeles Convention Center and L.A. LIVE. For more detail, visit DASH.
Metrolink Regional Rail System
You can avoid traffic and get to the Los Angeles Convention Center from Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura counties, as well as the Antelope, San Fernando and Perris valleys by taking a Metrolink train. Then, transfer to LA Metro for free with your Metrolink ticket. Check out their schedules and download the Metrolink Mobile App.
⚠️ Traffic Alerts ⚠️
Figueroa St & Washington Blvd Lane Closures (through 1.4.27)
No Through Traffic at Figueroa & Washington
All vehicles, from every direction, must turn right at the intersection.
When Restrictions Are Active
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Monday to Friday: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Saturday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Outside these hours, traffic control equipment is removed and all streets reopen to normal traffic.
Lane Reductions (one lane in each direction)
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Figueroa St. between 18th St. and 20th St.
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Washington Blvd. between Lovelace Ave. and Lebanon St.
Recommended Detours
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North/South: Use Flower St., Grand Ave., Olive St., or Hill St. (east of Figueroa), or take the 110 North to Exit 22 (James M. Wood Blvd./9th St.).
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East/West: Use Venice Blvd., Adams Blvd., or Olympic Blvd.
West Pico Blvd Closure (through 3.31.28)
Pico Blvd between Figueroa St. and LA Live Way will fully close 24/7 from December 4, 2025 through March 31, 2028 as part of the LACC Expansion & Modernization Project. Crews will be performing demolition, utility work, and major roadway improvements throughout the duration of this closure—click below to view the full closure map.