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Los Angeles | Reviews: The grand old Coliseum, The Coliseum is a huge and legendary venue, home to two Olympics, two Super Bowls, and a number of other historic sporting events. I hadn't been there in many years, so when I went to see the USC-Fresno State game this season, I was pleasantly surprised with the many recent renovations. It is still very much a classic stadium, but the seats, sound system, and jumbotrons are all new. Parking can be difficult and expensive, but you can easily take the Metro E Line to the Expo Park/USC station. From there it's a quick and safe walk to the Coliseum. Overall, a great place to see a football game. A historic venue, We attended a USC football game. We purchased on campus parking through a link on the USC website - a short walk to the stadium. The food concessions were limited. Although hot dogs were listed on the menu at two stands that I visited, neither had a hot dog., Traveled solo Two times Olympiad Venue, Not everyday you can walk into a two times Olympiad venue. But thanks to Richard, front gate opens and it was pretty much a private viewing of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The 1920's construction style is certainly imposing. The great entrance flanked with the stones from Coliseum Rome and Altis Olympia Greece. The placards of the Olympians of the 1932 and 1984 Games. It's all history. Don't forget this is also home of Super Bowl, NFL, MLB, USC and a memorial to Los Angeles veterans of World War I.
But it will become a 3 times venue in 2028 when the Games return. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d560855-Reviews-Los_Angeles_Memorial_Coliseum-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | categories: Historic Sites Arenas & Stadiums | Description: Home to the USC football team since 1923, and a designated National Historic Landmark, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum has the most diverse and all encompassing history of any stadium in the world. It has hosted two Super Bowls (I and VII), a World Series (1959), and two Olympiads (X and XXIII). Along with the adjacent Sports Arena, which closed its doors in 2016, the Coliseum is credited with helping to start the migration of professional sports teams to the West Coast. The complex provided a home for the Rams (1946-79, returning again in 2016), the Dodgers (1958-61), and the Lakers (1960-67), and has also been home to a variety of Southern California teams, including: the Raiders (1982-94), UCLA Football (1933-81), the Chargers (1960), Clippers (1984-99), USC Basketball (1959-2006), UCLA Basketball (1959-65), the Cobras (1988, Arena Football), Ice Dogs (1995-96, IHL), Sharks (1972-74, WHA), Stars (1968-70, ABA) and Kings (1967, NHL). The Coliseum has also welcomed a wide range of diverse and legendary events, such as entertainer Evel Knievel (1973), a Papal Mass by Pope John Paul II (1987), Nelson Mandela’s “Crusade against Apartheid” (1990), visits from several U.S. Presidents (FDR, JFK, and Reagan, to name a few), and endless sold-out concerts from such iconic artists as Pink Floyd, U2, The Who, Metallica, Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, and many more. Come find out why we are known as the "Greatest Stadium in the World"! | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum ; categories: Historic Sites Arenas & Stadiums ; Description: Home to the USC football team since 1923, and a designated National Historic Landmark, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum has the most diverse and all encompassing history of any stadium in the world. It has hosted two Super Bowls (I and VII), a World Series (1959), and two Olympiads (X and XXIII). Along with the adjacent Sports Arena, which closed its doors in 2016, the Coliseum is credited with helping to start the migration of professional sports teams to the West Coast. The complex provided a home for the Rams (1946-79, returning again in 2016), the Dodgers (1958-61), and the Lakers (1960-67), and has also been home to a variety of Southern California teams, including: the Raiders (1982-94), UCLA Football (1933-81), the Chargers (1960), Clippers (1984-99), USC Basketball (1959-2006), UCLA Basketball (1959-65), the Cobras (1988, Arena Football), Ice Dogs (1995-96, IHL), Sharks (1972-74, WHA), Stars (1968-70, ABA) and Kings (1967, NHL). The Coliseum has also welcomed a wide range of diverse and legendary events, such as entertainer Evel Knievel (1973), a Papal Mass by Pope John Paul II (1987), Nelson Mandela’s “Crusade against Apartheid” (1990), visits from several U.S. Presidents (FDR, JFK, and Reagan, to name a few), and endless sold-out concerts from such iconic artists as Pink Floyd, U2, The Who, Metallica, Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, and many more. Come find out why we are known as the "Greatest Stadium in the World"! ; Reviews: The grand old Coliseum, The Coliseum is a huge and legendary venue, home to two Olympics, two Super Bowls, and a number of other historic sporting events. I hadn't been there in many years, so when I went to see the USC-Fresno State game this season, I was pleasantly surprised with the many recent renovations. It is still very much a classic stadium, but the seats, sound system, and jumbotrons are all new. Parking can be difficult and expensive, but you can easily take the Metro E Line to the Expo Park/USC station. From there it's a quick and safe walk to the Coliseum. Overall, a great place to see a football game. A historic venue, We attended a USC football game. We purchased on campus parking through a link on the USC website - a short walk to the stadium. The food concessions were limited. Although hot dogs were listed on the menu at two stands that I visited, neither had a hot dog., Traveled solo Two times Olympiad Venue, Not everyday you can walk into a two times Olympiad venue. But thanks to Richard, front gate opens and it was pretty much a private viewing of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The 1920's construction style is certainly imposing. The great entrance flanked with the stones from Coliseum Rome and Altis Olympia Greece. The placards of the Olympians of the 1932 and 1984 Games. It's all history. Don't forget this is also home of Super Bowl, NFL, MLB, USC and a memorial to Los Angeles veterans of World War I.
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d127574-Reviews-Cabrillo_Marine_Aquarium-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Cabrillo Marine Aquarium | categories: Aquariums | Description: Discover the underwater world of Southern California! Cabrillo Marine Aquarium is a trusted resource that inspires exploration, respect and conservation of Southern California marine life. | Cabrillo Marine Aquarium ; categories: Aquariums ; Description: Discover the underwater world of Southern California! Cabrillo Marine Aquarium is a trusted resource that inspires exploration, respect and conservation of Southern California marine life. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Great centre for do not go to the cafeteria on the 6th, Excellent center but avoid the cafeteria on the 6th floor like the plague. Long waiting times, unnecessary because they don’t care about their customers, and extremely rude personnel. Everywhere in the centre staff is extremely friendly and helpful, but there they are close to abusive. We had to wait 15 minutes to be seated at a table that was available all along and when I said something about it the manager came to us and asked us to leave because that stuff was ‘uncomfortable with us’. NEVER AGAIN., Hi Tommie, thank you for taking the time to leave your honest feedback about Beverly Center. We're disappointed that your experience at one of our restaurants wasn't as great as the rest of your visit. If you have any more details about this incident you think we should know, please email them to Be verlyCenter@Taubman.com so we can investigate this further. We hope you will accept our apologies and visit us again. , Written , January 5, 2022, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC., Traveled with family Nice mall, The mall is nice, but in many ways only the name and location give it an added special touch. I enjoyed shopping at Bloomingdales, and bought a few items. , Hi InnaYYZ and thank you for taking the time to let us know abut your experience. We're glad it was a good one!, Written , August 17, 2019, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC., Traveled on business Beverly Hills shopping, but there are much bigger malls, The mall is nice, but you have to pay for parking, although not overly expensive. Not to my liking. I prefer the larger malls, such as South Coast Plaza., Hi KodoDrummer,
Thank you shopping at Beverly Center and taking the time to let us know about your experience. We appreciate and value your feedback. Unfortunately, we do not offer parking validations, but we do hope you give us another try. :), Written , August 8, 2019, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d181149-Reviews-Beverly_Center-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Beverly Center | categories: Shopping Malls | Description: Beverly Center is home to over 90 stores, featuring the best in luxury, contemporary and fast fashion favorites. The unique retail collection targets the trend seekers and tastemakers of L.A. and beyond. Located in the heart of Los Angeles, Beverly Center is the premier fashion, food, and lifestyle destination, designed and curated to celebrate the creative spirit of L.A. The recent reimagination of Beverly Center with its bright new, contemporary design, perfectly-curated retail, an enviable line-up of dining options, and experiential offerings combine for a singular lifestyle destination made for the creative class who move LA and the rest of the world forward. Beverly Center welcomes visitors from all around the world with the Passport to Shopping program, where visitors from over 50 miles away can receive exclusive offers from nearly 50 retailers by visiting the Concierge Desk on Level 6 in Grand Court. | Beverly Center ; categories: Shopping Malls ; Description: Beverly Center is home to over 90 stores, featuring the best in luxury, contemporary and fast fashion favorites. The unique retail collection targets the trend seekers and tastemakers of L.A. and beyond. Located in the heart of Los Angeles, Beverly Center is the premier fashion, food, and lifestyle destination, designed and curated to celebrate the creative spirit of L.A. The recent reimagination of Beverly Center with its bright new, contemporary design, perfectly-curated retail, an enviable line-up of dining options, and experiential offerings combine for a singular lifestyle destination made for the creative class who move LA and the rest of the world forward. Beverly Center welcomes visitors from all around the world with the Passport to Shopping program, where visitors from over 50 miles away can receive exclusive offers from nearly 50 retailers by visiting the Concierge Desk on Level 6 in Grand Court. ; Reviews: Great centre for do not go to the cafeteria on the 6th, Excellent center but avoid the cafeteria on the 6th floor like the plague. Long waiting times, unnecessary because they don’t care about their customers, and extremely rude personnel. Everywhere in the centre staff is extremely friendly and helpful, but there they are close to abusive. We had to wait 15 minutes to be seated at a table that was available all along and when I said something about it the manager came to us and asked us to leave because that stuff was ‘uncomfortable with us’. NEVER AGAIN., Hi Tommie, thank you for taking the time to leave your honest feedback about Beverly Center. We're disappointed that your experience at one of our restaurants wasn't as great as the rest of your visit. If you have any more details about this incident you think we should know, please email them to Be verlyCenter@Taubman.com so we can investigate this further. We hope you will accept our apologies and visit us again. , Written , January 5, 2022, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC., Traveled with family Nice mall, The mall is nice, but in many ways only the name and location give it an added special touch. I enjoyed shopping at Bloomingdales, and bought a few items. , Hi InnaYYZ and thank you for taking the time to let us know abut your experience. We're glad it was a good one!, Written , August 17, 2019, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC., Traveled on business Beverly Hills shopping, but there are much bigger malls, The mall is nice, but you have to pay for parking, although not overly expensive. Not to my liking. I prefer the larger malls, such as South Coast Plaza., Hi KodoDrummer,
Thank you shopping at Beverly Center and taking the time to let us know about your experience. We appreciate and value your feedback. Unfortunately, we do not offer parking validations, but we do hope you give us another try. :), Written , August 8, 2019, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: A Must Visit., Stumbled across this place on our way to the nearby mall, The Grove. The bus stops just along the road.
There is a little bit of history attached to this market so worth looking at some of the historical facts and pictures around the place on the walls as well as the old fuel pumps.
What a choice for fresh and cooked food, all in one place.
You can stroll up an down the aisles to take in the sights and smells of all the different foods.
We were a couple but the market caters for all. Even if a family all want different foods it is here.
The atmosphere is very friendly and no pressure to buy from any of the vendors.
For any readers of this review who like spicy sauces then make an effort to visit the Dragunara Spice Bazaar which contains some very entertaining names for the sauces and snacks. Maybe not for the younger members of the family.
Whether you need to purchase fresh food or simply enjoy breakfast, dinner or a snack I would highly recommend a visit to the Farmers Market. The best Farmers Market in LA!, This is a great spot for locals to shop every Sunday morning. The second oldest farmers market in LA County, I personally think it’s the best one bar none. Four full city blocks of fresh baked breads, an astounding array of organic fruits, vegetables, legumes, dairy and meat products, plus a wild array of crafts. Some of the best buskers as well playing everything from bluegrass to jazz. Great people watching. Great place to come for breakfast or lunch. A place where you get to know your farmer as well as your neighbors!, Traveled with friends So many offerings, What a cool place! There are tons of restaurant stalls as well as fresh produce stalls. Nonnas empanadas were delicious! They offer tons of flavors; I tried the pumpkin pie one and the mac & cheese one and they were both really good. There was seating right next door too. I will definitely be back to explore the next time I visit. , Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d7603086-Reviews-Hollywood_Farmers_Market-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Hollywood Farmers Market | categories: Farmers Markets | Hollywood Farmers Market ; categories: Farmers Markets ; ; Reviews: A Must Visit., Stumbled across this place on our way to the nearby mall, The Grove. The bus stops just along the road.
There is a little bit of history attached to this market so worth looking at some of the historical facts and pictures around the place on the walls as well as the old fuel pumps.
What a choice for fresh and cooked food, all in one place.
You can stroll up an down the aisles to take in the sights and smells of all the different foods.
We were a couple but the market caters for all. Even if a family all want different foods it is here.
The atmosphere is very friendly and no pressure to buy from any of the vendors.
For any readers of this review who like spicy sauces then make an effort to visit the Dragunara Spice Bazaar which contains some very entertaining names for the sauces and snacks. Maybe not for the younger members of the family.
Whether you need to purchase fresh food or simply enjoy breakfast, dinner or a snack I would highly recommend a visit to the Farmers Market. The best Farmers Market in LA!, This is a great spot for locals to shop every Sunday morning. The second oldest farmers market in LA County, I personally think it’s the best one bar none. Four full city blocks of fresh baked breads, an astounding array of organic fruits, vegetables, legumes, dairy and meat products, plus a wild array of crafts. Some of the best buskers as well playing everything from bluegrass to jazz. Great people watching. Great place to come for breakfast or lunch. A place where you get to know your farmer as well as your neighbors!, Traveled with friends So many offerings, What a cool place! There are tons of restaurant stalls as well as fresh produce stalls. Nonnas empanadas were delicious! They offer tons of flavors; I tried the pumpkin pie one and the mac & cheese one and they were both really good. There was seating right next door too. I will definitely be back to explore the next time I visit. , Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Great venue for Anjelah Johnson, Beautiful old theater. Saw Anjelah Johnson here and the seating was great. It’s a smaller venue so even though we were towards the back, hearing her and seeing her was not a problem. She was very funny! Drinks in the lobby before the show had a pretty long line. Parking for the special event was $30 in lot next door., Traveled with friends Gorgeous Art Deco Gem, First, the place is commonly referred to as The Wiltern. The building itself is said to be one of the finest examples of Art Deco building design in the USA. Statuesque in blue, it is such a landmark that there is a metro station that seems to have been dedicated to it (to be fair, this is an intersection of two busy streets, Wilshire and Western).
The lobby actually took my breath away. It’s hard to describe, with several tiers of uniquely beautiful design elements around an open centre. Deco flower and leaf adorned ceilings circling one level give way to an opalescent ceiling high above, and the chandelier that drops from it.
The theater itself has an awesome Art Deco ceiling feature, a sun with beams radiating out like slender skyscrapers of an age when nothing seemed impossible. The lovely soft colours from the lobby are brought into the larger space, as the ceiling is dappled with shimmering stars.
The staff were friendly and very helpful. The seat numbers are a little strange, with odd numbers on one side and evens on the other, but this is obviously something the staff expects and they jump in. There was some kind of hiccup with the door, as tickets said 7:00pm and the Wiltern opens one hour before showtime, yet ticket holders waited for an hour in blistering heat before being let in. Apparently, the doors never open before 7, so the tickets were incorrect. It made for some unhappy a-ha fans., Traveled solo The Wiltern is Back to It Glory., Wow, it is as if the Wiltern has gotten it together since my last experience there and my last review. It has if all the people that worked there are back and they have it all so organized that it was a joy being there.
The Wiltern has general admission, which is the pit, standing room only section, a VIP section, for which there is a fee and it comes with a table and chairs right near the front of the stage with a great view and I think a server. What else comes with the VIP I am not sure. They also have mezzanine seating and balcony seating. There is no elevator so you will be taking the stairs to this area, but they are lovely stairs with lots of space and rails if you need those to help you get up the stairs.
In order to enter you must be vaxed and be able to prove it or have a negative test either that day or the day before, I am not sure as I am vaxed. You will wear a mask inside unless you are eating or drinking. They will go down the line and ask for vax cards and give you a wrist band to speed up getting in when the doors open.
There is a wait in a line to get in. Sometimes they have one for those with seats, but usually it is for all, standing or seated. The line does get long and if you have seats, you really don't care, just get there before doors and you will be fine. If you have general admission you need to decide how close you want to be to the stage. If you want up front, get there early, really early to get in line. I think they have a faster way to get to the front and that is also for a fee, but I know little about it. You can find out on line.
Only clear plastic bags are allowed and you will go through a metal detector. This does not take long.
Once in there are many places to get drinks and concessions. Those lines are not bad at all. The line for merch. does tend to be long and I have found that if I get in that line as soon as I get in, it is not as bad as waiting for the show to be over.
They have a great selection of drinks and a limited selection of concession--popcorn and such. We skip it and get sodas. You can not bring in any liquids.
The place is beautiful, all art deco, totally redone some time ago and it looks great. The sound is great and it does not get stuffy like some places. The talent they bring in is great. We go a lot, we missed a year with Covid, but used to go every few months. We are now back to that routine.
The entire staff there is super nice and I love their security. They are nice and don't push people around, unless you act like a fool, of course. Don't do that.
Parking is for a fee.
I am so happy they are back to being the Wiltern I love so much. My favorite venue.
Have the best time and don't walk the streets at night alone, girls stay in a pack and you will be fine. Enjoy. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d276916-Reviews-Wiltern_Theatre-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Wiltern Theatre | categories: Architectural Buildings Theaters | Description: The Wiltern Theatre first opened its doors to movie crowds on October 7th, 1931. Recognized by the City of Los Angeles as a Historic Cultural Monument, this Art Deco Landmark was renovated and restored to its original splendor in 1985, under the direction of Bill Graham Presents. Following a legendary history of performances and events, a $1.5 million facelift led to the Grand Re-Opening on October 15, 2002. Formerly an all-seated venue, the theatre had its 1,200-orchestra seats removed and now features a five-tiered floor that slants upward from the stage, thereby accommodating a standing-room-only configuration. The balcony still offers a thousand seats, and the flexible new arrangement allows for seats to be brought in for more intimate performances. The venue's new capacity is roughly 2,300, depending on how the floor is set up. In October 2003, The Wiltern and LG Electronics, a leading global consumer electronics company, celebrated the renaming of the theater. Currently known as The Wiltern LG, this venue sponsorship will offer concert-goers the opportunity to become acquainted with LG Electronics' line of well-designed, groundbreaking digital products. Formerly a great place to catch more sedate acts, the Wiltern's new design makes it one of “LA's coolest venues to check out performers of any type of music” says AOL’s City Guide. Join us for love, laughter and music! | Wiltern Theatre ; categories: Architectural Buildings Theaters ; Description: The Wiltern Theatre first opened its doors to movie crowds on October 7th, 1931. Recognized by the City of Los Angeles as a Historic Cultural Monument, this Art Deco Landmark was renovated and restored to its original splendor in 1985, under the direction of Bill Graham Presents. Following a legendary history of performances and events, a $1.5 million facelift led to the Grand Re-Opening on October 15, 2002. Formerly an all-seated venue, the theatre had its 1,200-orchestra seats removed and now features a five-tiered floor that slants upward from the stage, thereby accommodating a standing-room-only configuration. The balcony still offers a thousand seats, and the flexible new arrangement allows for seats to be brought in for more intimate performances. The venue's new capacity is roughly 2,300, depending on how the floor is set up. In October 2003, The Wiltern and LG Electronics, a leading global consumer electronics company, celebrated the renaming of the theater. Currently known as The Wiltern LG, this venue sponsorship will offer concert-goers the opportunity to become acquainted with LG Electronics' line of well-designed, groundbreaking digital products. Formerly a great place to catch more sedate acts, the Wiltern's new design makes it one of “LA's coolest venues to check out performers of any type of music” says AOL’s City Guide. Join us for love, laughter and music! ; Reviews: Great venue for Anjelah Johnson, Beautiful old theater. Saw Anjelah Johnson here and the seating was great. It’s a smaller venue so even though we were towards the back, hearing her and seeing her was not a problem. She was very funny! Drinks in the lobby before the show had a pretty long line. Parking for the special event was $30 in lot next door., Traveled with friends Gorgeous Art Deco Gem, First, the place is commonly referred to as The Wiltern. The building itself is said to be one of the finest examples of Art Deco building design in the USA. Statuesque in blue, it is such a landmark that there is a metro station that seems to have been dedicated to it (to be fair, this is an intersection of two busy streets, Wilshire and Western).
The lobby actually took my breath away. It’s hard to describe, with several tiers of uniquely beautiful design elements around an open centre. Deco flower and leaf adorned ceilings circling one level give way to an opalescent ceiling high above, and the chandelier that drops from it.
The theater itself has an awesome Art Deco ceiling feature, a sun with beams radiating out like slender skyscrapers of an age when nothing seemed impossible. The lovely soft colours from the lobby are brought into the larger space, as the ceiling is dappled with shimmering stars.
The staff were friendly and very helpful. The seat numbers are a little strange, with odd numbers on one side and evens on the other, but this is obviously something the staff expects and they jump in. There was some kind of hiccup with the door, as tickets said 7:00pm and the Wiltern opens one hour before showtime, yet ticket holders waited for an hour in blistering heat before being let in. Apparently, the doors never open before 7, so the tickets were incorrect. It made for some unhappy a-ha fans., Traveled solo The Wiltern is Back to It Glory., Wow, it is as if the Wiltern has gotten it together since my last experience there and my last review. It has if all the people that worked there are back and they have it all so organized that it was a joy being there.
The Wiltern has general admission, which is the pit, standing room only section, a VIP section, for which there is a fee and it comes with a table and chairs right near the front of the stage with a great view and I think a server. What else comes with the VIP I am not sure. They also have mezzanine seating and balcony seating. There is no elevator so you will be taking the stairs to this area, but they are lovely stairs with lots of space and rails if you need those to help you get up the stairs.
In order to enter you must be vaxed and be able to prove it or have a negative test either that day or the day before, I am not sure as I am vaxed. You will wear a mask inside unless you are eating or drinking. They will go down the line and ask for vax cards and give you a wrist band to speed up getting in when the doors open.
There is a wait in a line to get in. Sometimes they have one for those with seats, but usually it is for all, standing or seated. The line does get long and if you have seats, you really don't care, just get there before doors and you will be fine. If you have general admission you need to decide how close you want to be to the stage. If you want up front, get there early, really early to get in line. I think they have a faster way to get to the front and that is also for a fee, but I know little about it. You can find out on line.
Only clear plastic bags are allowed and you will go through a metal detector. This does not take long.
Once in there are many places to get drinks and concessions. Those lines are not bad at all. The line for merch. does tend to be long and I have found that if I get in that line as soon as I get in, it is not as bad as waiting for the show to be over.
They have a great selection of drinks and a limited selection of concession--popcorn and such. We skip it and get sodas. You can not bring in any liquids.
The place is beautiful, all art deco, totally redone some time ago and it looks great. The sound is great and it does not get stuffy like some places. The talent they bring in is great. We go a lot, we missed a year with Covid, but used to go every few months. We are now back to that routine.
The entire staff there is super nice and I love their security. They are nice and don't push people around, unless you act like a fool, of course. Don't do that.
Parking is for a fee.
I am so happy they are back to being the Wiltern I love so much. My favorite venue.
Have the best time and don't walk the streets at night alone, girls stay in a pack and you will be fine. Enjoy. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Very nicely laid out convention center but not a fan of the location, Sometimes it's hard separating a convention center from the event that brought you there and the city it's located in.
The physical layout is nicely done with a North and South Tower and a bridge-way that connects them. Large and small meeting rooms are everywhere. This convention center could literally accommodate 10's of 1000's of people at a time. Both the interior and exterior are appealing to the eye. The catered food was well done.
While I liked the physical convention building, I did not like downtown LA and the dirty surround area. Crazy high LA pricing abound. You will spend $100's of dollars for a burger and beer with friends. Hotels will be $300 a night with $100's more per night for wifi, parking, etc. Your drive from the airport to this location will be filled with cement highways, brown smog, run down buildings and sketchy areas. It's not pretty at all. The 2022 LA Auto Show at The Los Angeles Convention Center is Terrific!, A collection of views from the 2022 Los Angeles Auto Show on today till Sunday November 27th at The Los Angeles Convention Center-over 1000 cars are on display for a great experience and test drives! See the latest technologies and models-family friendly in the heart of down town Los Angeles!
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#laautoshow #cars #newcars #oldcars #godisgood #ilovecars #seetheusa #carshows #happythanksgiving #blackfriday #hydrogencars #electriccars #laconventioncenter #dtla #dodge #ford #toyota #mercedes #bmw #mopar #chevrolet #cars #carphotography #hyperioncars #porsche #lexus #vintagecars , Traveled with friends Big & Spacious, Seem to be well managed with easy access. Nice big and open spaces for any large function. LA Downtown not quite as good. Not recommended to walk at night after sunset. Lot of shady characters. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d560853-Reviews-Los_Angeles_Convention_Center-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Los Angeles Convention Center | categories: Convention Centers | Description: The Los Angeles Convention Center attracts millions of visitors annually and is renowned internationally as a prime site for conventions, trade shows, and exhibitions. Located in the cultural, business, and entertainment mecca of Downtown Los Angeles, the LACC is an integral economic component of the Southern California area, and remains an enduring symbol of environmental sustainability and social responsibility for our community. First opened to the public in 1971, the LACC has since undergone modernization and expansion; as a testament to our continuous effort to enhance our facility and services, the LACC is embarking on its fourth phase of renovation under AEG’s management this year. The year-long transformation will enhance both functionality and aesthetics of the LACC, and will include replacing existing carpet, installing the latest energy-efficient products such as “cool roofs” and new air handling units, completely remodeling the theatre, and upgrading IT infrastructure and operating systems throughout the Center. | Los Angeles Convention Center ; categories: Convention Centers ; Description: The Los Angeles Convention Center attracts millions of visitors annually and is renowned internationally as a prime site for conventions, trade shows, and exhibitions. Located in the cultural, business, and entertainment mecca of Downtown Los Angeles, the LACC is an integral economic component of the Southern California area, and remains an enduring symbol of environmental sustainability and social responsibility for our community. First opened to the public in 1971, the LACC has since undergone modernization and expansion; as a testament to our continuous effort to enhance our facility and services, the LACC is embarking on its fourth phase of renovation under AEG’s management this year. The year-long transformation will enhance both functionality and aesthetics of the LACC, and will include replacing existing carpet, installing the latest energy-efficient products such as “cool roofs” and new air handling units, completely remodeling the theatre, and upgrading IT infrastructure and operating systems throughout the Center. ; Reviews: Very nicely laid out convention center but not a fan of the location, Sometimes it's hard separating a convention center from the event that brought you there and the city it's located in.
The physical layout is nicely done with a North and South Tower and a bridge-way that connects them. Large and small meeting rooms are everywhere. This convention center could literally accommodate 10's of 1000's of people at a time. Both the interior and exterior are appealing to the eye. The catered food was well done.
While I liked the physical convention building, I did not like downtown LA and the dirty surround area. Crazy high LA pricing abound. You will spend $100's of dollars for a burger and beer with friends. Hotels will be $300 a night with $100's more per night for wifi, parking, etc. Your drive from the airport to this location will be filled with cement highways, brown smog, run down buildings and sketchy areas. It's not pretty at all. The 2022 LA Auto Show at The Los Angeles Convention Center is Terrific!, A collection of views from the 2022 Los Angeles Auto Show on today till Sunday November 27th at The Los Angeles Convention Center-over 1000 cars are on display for a great experience and test drives! See the latest technologies and models-family friendly in the heart of down town Los Angeles!
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#laautoshow #cars #newcars #oldcars #godisgood #ilovecars #seetheusa #carshows #happythanksgiving #blackfriday #hydrogencars #electriccars #laconventioncenter #dtla #dodge #ford #toyota #mercedes #bmw #mopar #chevrolet #cars #carphotography #hyperioncars #porsche #lexus #vintagecars , Traveled with friends Big & Spacious, Seem to be well managed with easy access. Nice big and open spaces for any large function. LA Downtown not quite as good. Not recommended to walk at night after sunset. Lot of shady characters. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Fun for first timers, Not as interactive as some of the other Ripley’s museums that I have been to.
It wasn’t terrible by any means, there is just a lot of reading involved. Some of it is a little cluttered as they are trying to put as much in the space as possible, which can cause some chaos if you have trouble focusing.
Overall, it was not a bad place to venture to and you can definitely learn some new and interesting things., Traveled with friends Definitely not a must go place in Hollywood, One of the most hyped places in western Hollywood. Its right on the Hollywood walk of fame, the museum is a trio with wax museum and hollywood museum with combined tickets of $35.
This is no where close of the Ripley's at New York or London. There is really noting that sticks out in mind. It is definitely not a must visit when in Hollywood., Thank you for your visit and your review! we are not the size of the New York location but still tons of great items on Display. , Written , March 2, 2020, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Worth the price of admission, I was originally sceptical about visiting this place thinking it was going to be a tourist trap. Price is average for what you might expect for a Los Angeles museum type experience.
My wife and I enjoyed the many facts, the interactive displays and some of the left over COVID safety protocols and sanitizer along the way. Loved the experience and I do feel it’s worth the time and price., Traveled as a couple | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d127396-Reviews-Ripley_s_Believe_It_or_Not-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Ripley's Believe It or Not! | categories: Speciality Museums | Description: The scene along Hollywood Boulevard has always been a bit strange, but now, the entirely new Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Hollywood Odditorium takes it to the next level of bizarre, amazing, unbelievable and downright fun. With a Colossal Emphasis on Tinseltown, Everything inside is new and unbelievable!The Hollywood Odditorium is open again after a temporary closure to give the show a major facelift – in true Hollywood fashion!Visitors to Ripley’s historic Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue attraction will be greeted by the iconic dinosaur on the roof, but inside they’ll find hundreds of new unbelievable exhibits – many of them hands on and interactive –all designed for family fun and entertainment! Celebrities take center stage here, including Brad Pitt, Jack Nicholson, Frank Sinatra, Liz Taylor and Marilyn Monroe – but in ways people have never seen. Guests will find celebrity creations carved from phone books, pasted from junk mail, created from candy and even a lifesized Arnold Schwarzenegger “Terminator” statue covered in dozens of three-dimensional scenes from some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters. Eclectic may be the best word to describe the new collection of nearly 500 different exhibits – all unusual, all family-friendly. Most are one-of-a-kind items, like the actual flag a Chilean miner draped over his shoulder when he emerged from being trapped underground after 69 days, it’s signed by all 33 of the men who were rescued. Other unusual items include a 1975 FBI Wanted poster for Patty Hearst, 17th century dog armor, a purse made from soda cans and gallery after gallery of early, weird, rare and often bizarre Hollywood celebrity artifacts. “Our completely new show will absolutely knock our guest’s socks off!” said Andrea Silverman, manager of Ripley’s Believe It or Not Hollywood Odditorium. “We’ve assembled an unbelievable collection that people will never forget.”Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Hollywood is open 364 days a year, 10 a.m. to midnight. The Odditorium is located at 6780 Hollywood Blvd., and is only closed the day the Oscars are held across the street at the Kodak Theatre. | Ripley's Believe It or Not! ; categories: Speciality Museums ; Description: The scene along Hollywood Boulevard has always been a bit strange, but now, the entirely new Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Hollywood Odditorium takes it to the next level of bizarre, amazing, unbelievable and downright fun. With a Colossal Emphasis on Tinseltown, Everything inside is new and unbelievable!The Hollywood Odditorium is open again after a temporary closure to give the show a major facelift – in true Hollywood fashion!Visitors to Ripley’s historic Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue attraction will be greeted by the iconic dinosaur on the roof, but inside they’ll find hundreds of new unbelievable exhibits – many of them hands on and interactive –all designed for family fun and entertainment! Celebrities take center stage here, including Brad Pitt, Jack Nicholson, Frank Sinatra, Liz Taylor and Marilyn Monroe – but in ways people have never seen. Guests will find celebrity creations carved from phone books, pasted from junk mail, created from candy and even a lifesized Arnold Schwarzenegger “Terminator” statue covered in dozens of three-dimensional scenes from some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters. Eclectic may be the best word to describe the new collection of nearly 500 different exhibits – all unusual, all family-friendly. Most are one-of-a-kind items, like the actual flag a Chilean miner draped over his shoulder when he emerged from being trapped underground after 69 days, it’s signed by all 33 of the men who were rescued. Other unusual items include a 1975 FBI Wanted poster for Patty Hearst, 17th century dog armor, a purse made from soda cans and gallery after gallery of early, weird, rare and often bizarre Hollywood celebrity artifacts. “Our completely new show will absolutely knock our guest’s socks off!” said Andrea Silverman, manager of Ripley’s Believe It or Not Hollywood Odditorium. “We’ve assembled an unbelievable collection that people will never forget.”Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Hollywood is open 364 days a year, 10 a.m. to midnight. The Odditorium is located at 6780 Hollywood Blvd., and is only closed the day the Oscars are held across the street at the Kodak Theatre. ; Reviews: Fun for first timers, Not as interactive as some of the other Ripley’s museums that I have been to.
It wasn’t terrible by any means, there is just a lot of reading involved. Some of it is a little cluttered as they are trying to put as much in the space as possible, which can cause some chaos if you have trouble focusing.
Overall, it was not a bad place to venture to and you can definitely learn some new and interesting things., Traveled with friends Definitely not a must go place in Hollywood, One of the most hyped places in western Hollywood. Its right on the Hollywood walk of fame, the museum is a trio with wax museum and hollywood museum with combined tickets of $35.
This is no where close of the Ripley's at New York or London. There is really noting that sticks out in mind. It is definitely not a must visit when in Hollywood., Thank you for your visit and your review! we are not the size of the New York location but still tons of great items on Display. , Written , March 2, 2020, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Worth the price of admission, I was originally sceptical about visiting this place thinking it was going to be a tourist trap. Price is average for what you might expect for a Los Angeles museum type experience.
My wife and I enjoyed the many facts, the interactive displays and some of the left over COVID safety protocols and sanitizer along the way. Loved the experience and I do feel it’s worth the time and price., Traveled as a couple | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Beautiful House, The Hollyhock house was a real treat. I’ve seen several Frank Lloyd Wright houses and this was definitely my favorite. Easy to visit and very inexpensive. There were docents in every room ready to show you the treasures. This was a highlight of my trip to LA!, Traveled as a couple Frank Lloyd Wright at his best., Took the outdoor tour where we learn a lot about the history of the house from the Docent. The outside is not typical of FLW but then you get to the inside: Wright at his best. Beautiful interior design. Lots of docents inside to answer your questions. Have been to a lot of FLW's homes. This one is as beautiful as the others with some unique features. Wright in Hollywood, Well maintained FL Wright home with beautiful grounds and landscaping. It is situated in the Barnsdall arts colony(yes?) high on a hill in Hollywood with great views. Well informed docents. Well worth the trip., Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d156679-Reviews-Hollyhock_House-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Hollyhock House | categories: Speciality Museums Historic Sites Points of Interest & Landmarks | Description: HOLLYHOCK HOUSE was Frank Lloyd Wright’s first Los Angeles commission and an ode to California – its freedom and natural beauty. Built between 1919 and 1921 for Aline Barnsdall, the house introduced young architects Rudolph Schindler and Richard Neutra to Los Angeles. It is a harbinger of California Modernism, which came to include celebrated homes by all three visionaries that continue to impact the direction of residential design. Today, Hollyhock House is owned by the City of Los Angeles and operated by the Department of Cultural Affairs. | Hollyhock House ; categories: Speciality Museums Historic Sites Points of Interest & Landmarks ; Description: HOLLYHOCK HOUSE was Frank Lloyd Wright’s first Los Angeles commission and an ode to California – its freedom and natural beauty. Built between 1919 and 1921 for Aline Barnsdall, the house introduced young architects Rudolph Schindler and Richard Neutra to Los Angeles. It is a harbinger of California Modernism, which came to include celebrated homes by all three visionaries that continue to impact the direction of residential design. Today, Hollyhock House is owned by the City of Los Angeles and operated by the Department of Cultural Affairs. ; Reviews: Beautiful House, The Hollyhock house was a real treat. I’ve seen several Frank Lloyd Wright houses and this was definitely my favorite. Easy to visit and very inexpensive. There were docents in every room ready to show you the treasures. This was a highlight of my trip to LA!, Traveled as a couple Frank Lloyd Wright at his best., Took the outdoor tour where we learn a lot about the history of the house from the Docent. The outside is not typical of FLW but then you get to the inside: Wright at his best. Beautiful interior design. Lots of docents inside to answer your questions. Have been to a lot of FLW's homes. This one is as beautiful as the others with some unique features. Wright in Hollywood, Well maintained FL Wright home with beautiful grounds and landscaping. It is situated in the Barnsdall arts colony(yes?) high on a hill in Hollywood with great views. Well informed docents. Well worth the trip., Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Amazing Private Tour!, Our family was looking for something fun to do to get out of the house during the current pandemic, but we wanted to be safe. Wildlife Learning Center offered the perfect solution! We signed up for the private tour ($150 for 5 people, but $10 more for one extra person) and had a great time learning about all the various animals in the exhibit. Our biologist was friendly and knowledgeable and took her time to answer all our questions. We got up close to many unique animals, including porcupines (we had never seen any up close and they're fascinating!). We even got see a baby porcupine. And, for our experience, we chose to feed a giraffe, which was just awesome. Everything felt very safe--our biologist wore a mask the entire time and maintained social distance. We wore masks as well. There was hand sanitizer available at all times, and only one private group was on the premises at a time. Would highly recommend! Wonderful Family Trip!, My family of 3 and I booked a tour with 2 of the private animal experiences - feeding a giraffe and toucing an armadillo. It was a wonderful experience and well worth the money spent. Larissa was a fantastic guide! She was very informative as well as patient and kind. We will be coming back and I highly recommend booking the animal experiences! Up close with Wildlife!, We were a little hesitant when we first pulled into the small complex for our private tour, but soon realized what a wonderful sanctuary lay behind the gates. The staff are extremely knowledgeable, the animals are very well cared for, and unlike most experiences with wildlife, we were really able to get up close with the animals, even petting several of them. We also wanted a pandemic-safe experience and they were as concerned that the animals not get exposed, as we were about not getting exposed. My children, 9yrs old and 13yrs old, loved it, as did my husband and I. I highly recommend the Wildlife Learning Center. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d2391442-Reviews-Wildlife_Learning_Center-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Wildlife Learning Center | categories: Zoos | Description: Features animals | Wildlife Learning Center ; categories: Zoos ; Description: Features animals ; Reviews: Amazing Private Tour!, Our family was looking for something fun to do to get out of the house during the current pandemic, but we wanted to be safe. Wildlife Learning Center offered the perfect solution! We signed up for the private tour ($150 for 5 people, but $10 more for one extra person) and had a great time learning about all the various animals in the exhibit. Our biologist was friendly and knowledgeable and took her time to answer all our questions. We got up close to many unique animals, including porcupines (we had never seen any up close and they're fascinating!). We even got see a baby porcupine. And, for our experience, we chose to feed a giraffe, which was just awesome. Everything felt very safe--our biologist wore a mask the entire time and maintained social distance. We wore masks as well. There was hand sanitizer available at all times, and only one private group was on the premises at a time. Would highly recommend! Wonderful Family Trip!, My family of 3 and I booked a tour with 2 of the private animal experiences - feeding a giraffe and toucing an armadillo. It was a wonderful experience and well worth the money spent. Larissa was a fantastic guide! She was very informative as well as patient and kind. We will be coming back and I highly recommend booking the animal experiences! Up close with Wildlife!, We were a little hesitant when we first pulled into the small complex for our private tour, but soon realized what a wonderful sanctuary lay behind the gates. The staff are extremely knowledgeable, the animals are very well cared for, and unlike most experiences with wildlife, we were really able to get up close with the animals, even petting several of them. We also wanted a pandemic-safe experience and they were as concerned that the animals not get exposed, as we were about not getting exposed. My children, 9yrs old and 13yrs old, loved it, as did my husband and I. I highly recommend the Wildlife Learning Center. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d8399455-Reviews-Venice_Skatepark-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Venice Skatepark | categories: Sports Complexes Parks Playgrounds | Description: Suggested duration | Venice Skatepark ; categories: Sports Complexes Parks Playgrounds ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Not as bad as some claim., It's mind boggling as to why there are so many negative reviews on Chinatown. Sure, it may not be the best Chinatown in the world, but it's far from being the worst. Centered around Broadway betw. College and Bernard, there are enough shops, restaurants, and cafes to make a trip worthwhile. The architect of the buildings along Gin Ling Way evokes the charm of a quaint sothern Chinese village. It is also one of L.A.'s best known landmarks, frequently used as a shooting location for many films and TV shows. In spite of all that, naysayers are always looking for something negative to nit-pick over. My response to the reviewer from Chicago complaining about the streets being dirty and how Chicago Chinatown is a million times better: I've been to Chinatown Chicago, and being located in the notorious southside(murder capital, USA), it's no picnic out there I can tell you. And the individual from San Diego: New York more authentic than L.A.s., I think not. There has always been a Chinese community located wthin the same area in L.A. for more than 100 years. FACT: By comparison, most of present day Manhattan Chinatown wasn't even standing when Disneyland celebrated it's 25th anniversary back in 1980. My verdict for L.A. Chinatown: YES!!!! Would you like a baby turtle?, Everyone was trying to sell us baby turtles for $5. Like they were trying to get rid of them. Other than that the place is one you MUST see if you visit Los Angeles. Trip down Broadway, My husband and I enjoyed walking along Broadway; there are a lot of little shops that sell little nic-knacks. One side of Broadway has a lot of restaurants and the other side has fruit vendors, jewelry stores and the smaller retail stores. We tried the restaurant called Hop Woo Seafood Restaurant. We were not pleased with the pork and duck platter, but we had a cod platter with lemon and sesame sauce that was decent. We also tried the dumpling appetizer and it was ok. We wouldn't go back though because the service was very poor.
We walked a little further down Broadway and found a nice little shopping center that had a small fountain, perfecting for relaxing. Even further up Broadway is the Phoenix Bakery. The bakery is definitely worth a visit. They are very busy, but delicious Almond Cookies, Sugar Butterflies and Strawberry Cake. They also make very good Mochi Ice-Cream; we tried the green tea and strawberry flavors. I liked both, but my husband only liked the strawberry.
I would definitely recommend finding somewhere to park and walking. We paid $4 for all-day parking. (Not bad for LA) Definitely will be going back to the Phoenix Bakery, everything was wonderful and they had great service. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d116599-Reviews-Chinatown-Los_Angeles_California.html | 3.5 | Chinatown | categories: Neighborhoods | Description: Los Angeles Chinatown is home to great food and numerous specialty stores where you can shop for charming souvenirs amid lanterns and neon signs lining the streets. Don’t miss the Chinese-style buildings around the Central Plaza and the ornate East Gate—one of the most famous landmarks of the area.
Chinatown hosts major events throughout the year like the Lunar New Year Parade and the Lantern Festival. It's also a stone’s throw away on foot from the Old Plaza and the historic Olvera Street, so you might want to explore the surroundings when you’re done visiting the district. – Tripadvisor | Chinatown ; categories: Neighborhoods ; Description: Los Angeles Chinatown is home to great food and numerous specialty stores where you can shop for charming souvenirs amid lanterns and neon signs lining the streets. Don’t miss the Chinese-style buildings around the Central Plaza and the ornate East Gate—one of the most famous landmarks of the area.
Chinatown hosts major events throughout the year like the Lunar New Year Parade and the Lantern Festival. It's also a stone’s throw away on foot from the Old Plaza and the historic Olvera Street, so you might want to explore the surroundings when you’re done visiting the district. – Tripadvisor ; Reviews: Not as bad as some claim., It's mind boggling as to why there are so many negative reviews on Chinatown. Sure, it may not be the best Chinatown in the world, but it's far from being the worst. Centered around Broadway betw. College and Bernard, there are enough shops, restaurants, and cafes to make a trip worthwhile. The architect of the buildings along Gin Ling Way evokes the charm of a quaint sothern Chinese village. It is also one of L.A.'s best known landmarks, frequently used as a shooting location for many films and TV shows. In spite of all that, naysayers are always looking for something negative to nit-pick over. My response to the reviewer from Chicago complaining about the streets being dirty and how Chicago Chinatown is a million times better: I've been to Chinatown Chicago, and being located in the notorious southside(murder capital, USA), it's no picnic out there I can tell you. And the individual from San Diego: New York more authentic than L.A.s., I think not. There has always been a Chinese community located wthin the same area in L.A. for more than 100 years. FACT: By comparison, most of present day Manhattan Chinatown wasn't even standing when Disneyland celebrated it's 25th anniversary back in 1980. My verdict for L.A. Chinatown: YES!!!! Would you like a baby turtle?, Everyone was trying to sell us baby turtles for $5. Like they were trying to get rid of them. Other than that the place is one you MUST see if you visit Los Angeles. Trip down Broadway, My husband and I enjoyed walking along Broadway; there are a lot of little shops that sell little nic-knacks. One side of Broadway has a lot of restaurants and the other side has fruit vendors, jewelry stores and the smaller retail stores. We tried the restaurant called Hop Woo Seafood Restaurant. We were not pleased with the pork and duck platter, but we had a cod platter with lemon and sesame sauce that was decent. We also tried the dumpling appetizer and it was ok. We wouldn't go back though because the service was very poor.
We walked a little further down Broadway and found a nice little shopping center that had a small fountain, perfecting for relaxing. Even further up Broadway is the Phoenix Bakery. The bakery is definitely worth a visit. They are very busy, but delicious Almond Cookies, Sugar Butterflies and Strawberry Cake. They also make very good Mochi Ice-Cream; we tried the green tea and strawberry flavors. I liked both, but my husband only liked the strawberry.
I would definitely recommend finding somewhere to park and walking. We paid $4 for all-day parking. (Not bad for LA) Definitely will be going back to the Phoenix Bakery, everything was wonderful and they had great service. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: All students and adults should go, Although I was here many years ago when my children were in elementary school, the experience was amazing again. I'm glad I got there at 10:30 am and could enjoy the exhibits without a group. Coming later would have been a rush. The recorded guide through the exhibits was perfect, and, contrary to my typical tiredness walking through other museums, the pace was perfect here, with benches to sit on but fascinating things to read and listen to. The historical context presented really painted a full picture of how Hitler came to power; a sober reminder of what can happen today as well. The interactive social lab, which highlights many social issues throughout the world, would be particularly meaningful to young people, as it answers ways they can take action to improve the world. Although the Anne Frank story is known well to almost all, the exhibit told more and was captivating. I wish this could be a required visit for every student in school, as well as all adults. Truly Sobering, We visited with our teen boys during spring break, on the way home to Northern California from San Diego. It was truly sobering. The museum itself is well done, but the most impactful experience is the opportunity to hear Holocaust survivors share their stories. While we had all learned about the Holocaust in school, hearing a first person account gave a very different perspective, making it “real” in a way that books simply can’t. We realized the importance of hearing such testimony while we still can (the survivors are mostly in their 90s), and returned during summer break, this time buying a membership. We heard two more survivors. Although there are common threads, each has a different story to tell. We returned during winter break, again on the way home from visiting family in San Diego. This time we heard from a survivor, as well as a former white supremacist. I believe speakers are scheduled daily. This is a must-do not just for families, but for everyone., Traveled with family Not friendly, The museum it self was wonderful....allthough I couldn't see it all because of unfriendly museum staff and volunteers telling us to do this and do that. I finally gave up seeing it because of how unkind all the stafff (except one lady in a scooter) was. I paid alot of money to be made to feel like an intruder. All they needed to do was smile and talk like they wanted us there. A real disappointing experience. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d2645568-Reviews-Museum_of_Tolerance-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Museum of Tolerance | categories: Speciality Museums History Museums | Description: The Museum of Tolerance is a human rights laboratory and educational center dedicated to challenging visitors to understand the Holocaust in both historic and contemporary contexts and confront all forms of prejudice and discrimination in our world today. | Museum of Tolerance ; categories: Speciality Museums History Museums ; Description: The Museum of Tolerance is a human rights laboratory and educational center dedicated to challenging visitors to understand the Holocaust in both historic and contemporary contexts and confront all forms of prejudice and discrimination in our world today. ; Reviews: All students and adults should go, Although I was here many years ago when my children were in elementary school, the experience was amazing again. I'm glad I got there at 10:30 am and could enjoy the exhibits without a group. Coming later would have been a rush. The recorded guide through the exhibits was perfect, and, contrary to my typical tiredness walking through other museums, the pace was perfect here, with benches to sit on but fascinating things to read and listen to. The historical context presented really painted a full picture of how Hitler came to power; a sober reminder of what can happen today as well. The interactive social lab, which highlights many social issues throughout the world, would be particularly meaningful to young people, as it answers ways they can take action to improve the world. Although the Anne Frank story is known well to almost all, the exhibit told more and was captivating. I wish this could be a required visit for every student in school, as well as all adults. Truly Sobering, We visited with our teen boys during spring break, on the way home to Northern California from San Diego. It was truly sobering. The museum itself is well done, but the most impactful experience is the opportunity to hear Holocaust survivors share their stories. While we had all learned about the Holocaust in school, hearing a first person account gave a very different perspective, making it “real” in a way that books simply can’t. We realized the importance of hearing such testimony while we still can (the survivors are mostly in their 90s), and returned during summer break, this time buying a membership. We heard two more survivors. Although there are common threads, each has a different story to tell. We returned during winter break, again on the way home from visiting family in San Diego. This time we heard from a survivor, as well as a former white supremacist. I believe speakers are scheduled daily. This is a must-do not just for families, but for everyone., Traveled with family Not friendly, The museum it self was wonderful....allthough I couldn't see it all because of unfriendly museum staff and volunteers telling us to do this and do that. I finally gave up seeing it because of how unkind all the stafff (except one lady in a scooter) was. I paid alot of money to be made to feel like an intruder. All they needed to do was smile and talk like they wanted us there. A real disappointing experience. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d156676-Reviews-LA_Fashion_District-Los_Angeles_California.html | 3.5 | LA Fashion District | categories: Neighborhoods | Description: The LA Fashion District is a 100 block district in downtown Los Angeles and is the hub of the West Coast apparel industry. Here, lots of shopping opportunities and amazing discounts await you. You can shop for clothes and accessories at Santee Alley—an outdoor bazaar, or at notable showrooms like the California Market Center where fashion related tradeshows happen.
The area is also part of downtown's Gallery Row and is home to several art galleries which are open to public—but do check in advance which galleries are currently active. – Tripadvisor | LA Fashion District ; categories: Neighborhoods ; Description: The LA Fashion District is a 100 block district in downtown Los Angeles and is the hub of the West Coast apparel industry. Here, lots of shopping opportunities and amazing discounts await you. You can shop for clothes and accessories at Santee Alley—an outdoor bazaar, or at notable showrooms like the California Market Center where fashion related tradeshows happen.
The area is also part of downtown's Gallery Row and is home to several art galleries which are open to public—but do check in advance which galleries are currently active. – Tripadvisor ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Enjoyable, We spent about an hour here. Great that entrance was free, but the miniature train ride wasn't (and for 4 tickets it's quite expensive compared to other rides of a similar nature). Lots of old trains but a number of them could really do with some work as they are starting to rust and decay. Pity you can't actually go on board any of them.
If you love trains, then certainly visit, but otherwise there isn't really much to do here. There is a small inside area for the kids to play with Thomas type trains and a picnic area out back... Free, Lovely place! Lots of trains to see and things to explore. The entry is free and it’s a very interesting and visual place for children. My son enjoyed exploring the trains, you can go on board and look around. There is a gift shop and a small stall which sells fruit. Lovely place! Great collection of trains!, Traveled with family All on board !!!, Fantastic place to go. Having heard for first time in a Columbo’ s episode, this a place that surely you would enjoy, above all if you are a train fanatic. It is free of charge and plenty space to park. Totally would recommend it., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d116886-Reviews-Travel_Town-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Travel Town | categories: Speciality Museums Children's Museums | Description: An interactive transportation museum that caters to kids. | Travel Town ; categories: Speciality Museums Children's Museums ; Description: An interactive transportation museum that caters to kids. ; Reviews: Enjoyable, We spent about an hour here. Great that entrance was free, but the miniature train ride wasn't (and for 4 tickets it's quite expensive compared to other rides of a similar nature). Lots of old trains but a number of them could really do with some work as they are starting to rust and decay. Pity you can't actually go on board any of them.
If you love trains, then certainly visit, but otherwise there isn't really much to do here. There is a small inside area for the kids to play with Thomas type trains and a picnic area out back... Free, Lovely place! Lots of trains to see and things to explore. The entry is free and it’s a very interesting and visual place for children. My son enjoyed exploring the trains, you can go on board and look around. There is a gift shop and a small stall which sells fruit. Lovely place! Great collection of trains!, Traveled with family All on board !!!, Fantastic place to go. Having heard for first time in a Columbo’ s episode, this a place that surely you would enjoy, above all if you are a train fanatic. It is free of charge and plenty space to park. Totally would recommend it., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Fun to see in person, This is a cool installation at the LACMA and worth stopping to see, I didn't realize how different each individual light is until you see it in person. If you go at night be prepared for a LOT of people, you won't get a photo without someone in it unless you use photoshop. We stopped after our visit to the museum and with a little patients, I was able to get a relatively clean shot with just a couple of folks in it. Not sure it is worth driving out of your way to see, but if you are in the area it's a good stop. Fun and gorgeous restored 1920s streetlamps!, I visited back in late September as part of the #localadventurechallenge. This place is a great back drop for any kind of pics you may want to take! It’s an art installation at the LACMA museum and is accessible without actually visiting the museum itself so you don’t need a ticket.
The artists collected and restored over 200 streetlamps dating back to the 1920s from LA and surrounding areas! It’s so aesthetically pleasing to walk among them! And was a great palate to practice on with my new camera too!
It’s free to enter...but you’ll most likely have to pay to park. We parked on the street and put some quarters in the meter. When the museum is open again, I’d highly recommend combining the two into one visit! , Traveled with friends COVID = Security, There were about 4 security guards at the Urban Lights watching people. You are required to wear a mask AT ALL TIMES including when you are taking photos. These guards walk back and forth on the sides of the exhibit and will go up to people and remind them to wear a mask.
Also, there are now stanchions and cables around the perimeter so your photos have to be up close rather than far away to see all the lights. Not a big deal.
Don’t go during the day. It’s not as cool. Go when dusk hits because that’s when the lights come on.
Park across the street on the street. There’s an LA Fitness across from the Urban Lights that has 2 hour street parking. Make sure to read the restrictions. We went on a Saturday after 4 pm and didn’t have to pay the meter.
With COVID the location isn’t too crowded. It definitely started to thin out when the sun set. , Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d12903209-Reviews-Urban_Light-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Urban Light | categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks | Urban Light ; categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks ; ; Reviews: Fun to see in person, This is a cool installation at the LACMA and worth stopping to see, I didn't realize how different each individual light is until you see it in person. If you go at night be prepared for a LOT of people, you won't get a photo without someone in it unless you use photoshop. We stopped after our visit to the museum and with a little patients, I was able to get a relatively clean shot with just a couple of folks in it. Not sure it is worth driving out of your way to see, but if you are in the area it's a good stop. Fun and gorgeous restored 1920s streetlamps!, I visited back in late September as part of the #localadventurechallenge. This place is a great back drop for any kind of pics you may want to take! It’s an art installation at the LACMA museum and is accessible without actually visiting the museum itself so you don’t need a ticket.
The artists collected and restored over 200 streetlamps dating back to the 1920s from LA and surrounding areas! It’s so aesthetically pleasing to walk among them! And was a great palate to practice on with my new camera too!
It’s free to enter...but you’ll most likely have to pay to park. We parked on the street and put some quarters in the meter. When the museum is open again, I’d highly recommend combining the two into one visit! , Traveled with friends COVID = Security, There were about 4 security guards at the Urban Lights watching people. You are required to wear a mask AT ALL TIMES including when you are taking photos. These guards walk back and forth on the sides of the exhibit and will go up to people and remind them to wear a mask.
Also, there are now stanchions and cables around the perimeter so your photos have to be up close rather than far away to see all the lights. Not a big deal.
Don’t go during the day. It’s not as cool. Go when dusk hits because that’s when the lights come on.
Park across the street on the street. There’s an LA Fitness across from the Urban Lights that has 2 hour street parking. Make sure to read the restrictions. We went on a Saturday after 4 pm and didn’t have to pay the meter.
With COVID the location isn’t too crowded. It definitely started to thin out when the sun set. , Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d143840-Reviews-Koreatown-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Koreatown | categories: Neighborhoods | Description: Neighborhood in the city's midtown section that serves as the hub for cultural, social and business life for Korean residents. | Koreatown ; categories: Neighborhoods ; Description: Neighborhood in the city's midtown section that serves as the hub for cultural, social and business life for Korean residents. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d110202-Reviews-Melrose_Avenue-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Melrose Avenue | categories: Neighborhoods Points of Interest & Landmarks | Description: This funky, eclectic, unique, trend-setting neighborhood includes shops, restaurants and galleries. | Melrose Avenue ; categories: Neighborhoods Points of Interest & Landmarks ; Description: This funky, eclectic, unique, trend-setting neighborhood includes shops, restaurants and galleries. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Nice old theater, There are three levels to this theater and lots of nice seating areas. We spent quite a lot of time sitting due to Stevie Wonder taking the stage an hour and a half after the show was supposed to start. And we did not buy any of the $15 drinks! But the safety protocols were well in place. Great venue, Cirque du Soleil "OVO" was performing at Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater. The venue is easy to find, plenty of parking close by ($30 in parking structure). 7,700 seats are in the Theater, yet it ldoes not feel too crowded. The show was an amazing demonstration of acrobatics!, Traveled with family DTLA Theater at LA Live, Came here to see Ovo in March 2022 and the theater was really nice. They have garage parking available or you can park in a nearby lot. If you’re feeling particularly lucky, you can try searching for street parking, although be very careful about the street signs, as I saw other cars get ticketed for parking in anti-gridlock zone spaces at the wrong time.
The check-in process was a bit slow and disorganized, but I get why it needs to be done. They check your ID and proof vaccination, after which you go through the metal detector and then you get your tickets scanned. They have food and drinks for sale indoors, and the bathrooms are available immediately on the left of when you enter. There are cup holders in the seat, but if you’re tall, note that your knee may hit the one in front of you. The seats were otherwise pretty comfy and the acoustics were good., Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d1018894-Reviews-Microsoft_Theater-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Microsoft Theater | categories: Theaters | Description: Suggested duration | Microsoft Theater ; categories: Theaters ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: Nice old theater, There are three levels to this theater and lots of nice seating areas. We spent quite a lot of time sitting due to Stevie Wonder taking the stage an hour and a half after the show was supposed to start. And we did not buy any of the $15 drinks! But the safety protocols were well in place. Great venue, Cirque du Soleil "OVO" was performing at Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater. The venue is easy to find, plenty of parking close by ($30 in parking structure). 7,700 seats are in the Theater, yet it ldoes not feel too crowded. The show was an amazing demonstration of acrobatics!, Traveled with family DTLA Theater at LA Live, Came here to see Ovo in March 2022 and the theater was really nice. They have garage parking available or you can park in a nearby lot. If you’re feeling particularly lucky, you can try searching for street parking, although be very careful about the street signs, as I saw other cars get ticketed for parking in anti-gridlock zone spaces at the wrong time.
The check-in process was a bit slow and disorganized, but I get why it needs to be done. They check your ID and proof vaccination, after which you go through the metal detector and then you get your tickets scanned. They have food and drinks for sale indoors, and the bathrooms are available immediately on the left of when you enter. There are cup holders in the seat, but if you’re tall, note that your knee may hit the one in front of you. The seats were otherwise pretty comfy and the acoustics were good., Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d104558-Reviews-Orpheum_Theater-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Orpheum Theater | categories: Theaters | Description: Elaborate French Renaissance theater dating back to 1926. | Orpheum Theater ; categories: Theaters ; Description: Elaborate French Renaissance theater dating back to 1926. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Free admission extensive science museum, Free admission science museum in DTLA. Came here on a Sunday afternoon and spent a couple of hours exploring the exhibits. It’s much larger than you’d think, and you can easily spend a whole day. Garage parking is $15 (cash and card accepted). No food or drinks allowed inside the museum, but we were able to carry our water bottles. It’s a kid-friendly space.
I love the ecosystem exhibits, especially the aquariums. Head outside for the touch tank! There are paid exhibits as well, and you get the timed entry tickets at the front kiosk. There’s the rose garden right outside and there’s plenty of food vendors (some will take Zelle/Venmo) if you’re feeling hungry., Traveled with friends WOW... Even better than the last time, We only spent 3 hours here today with 3 adults and 2 children (Aged 3 and 9).
We watched the IMAX 3D Superpower Dogs - Such a brilliant movie for all ages. The 3D effects are great but the story line is so powerful. Highly recommend it..
We spent another 2 hours odd in the museum (maybe 2 or 3 different areas) but there was so much to do there it kept everyone occupied for the entire duration..
The kids loved the kids area with the magnetic sliders / rollers. It kept them occupied for at least 30 minutes and probably longer if we hadn't dragged them away.
We did the Endeavour briefly (but we had done it before) so only spent a short time there (You get free entrance with any IMAX ticket)..
Will definitely come back here on our next visit but plan for much longer.
The only negative was the parking cost of $12 fixed price. Would have been nice if there were other parking options nearby.. Endeavour!, This is mainly a hands-on science center for kids and teenagers, however it also houses the space shuttle endeavour, which is why we went. Though one can’t go inside the shuttle it is fabulous to be able to walk all around it, and it is presented authentically. There is great information presented audio visually around the shuttle and a good gift shop too. We spent probably an hour in the shuttle hangar (we didn’t visit any of the rest of the science center). It is free to enter unless you want to watch an imax show or see the current special exhibition. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d106164-Reviews-California_Science_Center-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | California Science Center | categories: Movie Theaters Science Museums | Description: Welcome to the California Science Center! Please note that advance timed-entry reservations are required for all guests and can be booked online. Upon arrival, all guests are required to verify that they have self-screened and are free of COVID symptoms. Space Shuttle Endeavour on display in the California Science Center's Samuel Oschin Pavilion. Explore over 100 permanent interactive science exhibits spanning several galleries. Admission to permanent exhibit galleries is free! (excludes IMAX and special paid exhibits) Visit Ecosystems -- a hands-on exhibit home to nearly 400 plant and animal species. Come discover amazing environments from the familiar to the fantastic, and find out how the physical and living worlds affect each other. | California Science Center ; categories: Movie Theaters Science Museums ; Description: Welcome to the California Science Center! Please note that advance timed-entry reservations are required for all guests and can be booked online. Upon arrival, all guests are required to verify that they have self-screened and are free of COVID symptoms. Space Shuttle Endeavour on display in the California Science Center's Samuel Oschin Pavilion. Explore over 100 permanent interactive science exhibits spanning several galleries. Admission to permanent exhibit galleries is free! (excludes IMAX and special paid exhibits) Visit Ecosystems -- a hands-on exhibit home to nearly 400 plant and animal species. Come discover amazing environments from the familiar to the fantastic, and find out how the physical and living worlds affect each other. ; Reviews: Free admission extensive science museum, Free admission science museum in DTLA. Came here on a Sunday afternoon and spent a couple of hours exploring the exhibits. It’s much larger than you’d think, and you can easily spend a whole day. Garage parking is $15 (cash and card accepted). No food or drinks allowed inside the museum, but we were able to carry our water bottles. It’s a kid-friendly space.
I love the ecosystem exhibits, especially the aquariums. Head outside for the touch tank! There are paid exhibits as well, and you get the timed entry tickets at the front kiosk. There’s the rose garden right outside and there’s plenty of food vendors (some will take Zelle/Venmo) if you’re feeling hungry., Traveled with friends WOW... Even better than the last time, We only spent 3 hours here today with 3 adults and 2 children (Aged 3 and 9).
We watched the IMAX 3D Superpower Dogs - Such a brilliant movie for all ages. The 3D effects are great but the story line is so powerful. Highly recommend it..
We spent another 2 hours odd in the museum (maybe 2 or 3 different areas) but there was so much to do there it kept everyone occupied for the entire duration..
The kids loved the kids area with the magnetic sliders / rollers. It kept them occupied for at least 30 minutes and probably longer if we hadn't dragged them away.
We did the Endeavour briefly (but we had done it before) so only spent a short time there (You get free entrance with any IMAX ticket)..
Will definitely come back here on our next visit but plan for much longer.
The only negative was the parking cost of $12 fixed price. Would have been nice if there were other parking options nearby.. Endeavour!, This is mainly a hands-on science center for kids and teenagers, however it also houses the space shuttle endeavour, which is why we went. Though one can’t go inside the shuttle it is fabulous to be able to walk all around it, and it is presented authentically. There is great information presented audio visually around the shuttle and a good gift shop too. We spent probably an hour in the shuttle hangar (we didn’t visit any of the rest of the science center). It is free to enter unless you want to watch an imax show or see the current special exhibition. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Tons of history, This mission offers lots of history and is a great way to learn about the area's changes through the years and how the California missions came to exist.
It is series of complexes and each is filled with tons of historic items. The Old Mission Church is beautiful and the Madonna Room is packed with hundreds of statues of the Madonna.
You can also see the grave of Bob Hope and his wife in the Bob Hope Memorial Garden.
There is a small gift shop that has some interesting items, which also serves as the place to pay the entrance fee and to exit. History Preserved, The inside of the church is dark due to the beautifully carved wood. Please take the time to see the other buildings. They have preserved the historical artifacts very well. Do not miss the very large still! Another surprise was it is the burial place of Bob Hope. Interesting stop , Interesting area with a small gift shop. After the church service was out we were able to go in and see the church. Further along was a garden area. We didn't know this beforehand but Bob Hope is buried in that garden area. Security guard there also. There were other buildings to check out with historical items., Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d144150-Reviews-Mission_San_Fernando-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Mission San Fernando | categories: Speciality Museums | Description: Located about ten miles from Los Angeles, this historic mission was founded in the late 1790s and contains an interesting museum amid pretty gardens. | Mission San Fernando ; categories: Speciality Museums ; Description: Located about ten miles from Los Angeles, this historic mission was founded in the late 1790s and contains an interesting museum amid pretty gardens. ; Reviews: Tons of history, This mission offers lots of history and is a great way to learn about the area's changes through the years and how the California missions came to exist.
It is series of complexes and each is filled with tons of historic items. The Old Mission Church is beautiful and the Madonna Room is packed with hundreds of statues of the Madonna.
You can also see the grave of Bob Hope and his wife in the Bob Hope Memorial Garden.
There is a small gift shop that has some interesting items, which also serves as the place to pay the entrance fee and to exit. History Preserved, The inside of the church is dark due to the beautifully carved wood. Please take the time to see the other buildings. They have preserved the historical artifacts very well. Do not miss the very large still! Another surprise was it is the burial place of Bob Hope. Interesting stop , Interesting area with a small gift shop. After the church service was out we were able to go in and see the church. Further along was a garden area. We didn't know this beforehand but Bob Hope is buried in that garden area. Security guard there also. There were other buildings to check out with historical items., Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Nice easy walk, Nice short walk (we weren't prepared for a long hike so this was a plus for us!) we wanted to see where pentatonix filmed their Mary did you know video. There was a fence, but it was super cool to see! Was not busy when we went. Nice quick trip., Traveled with friends If you love the Batman TV show, see the Batcave., If you love the Batman TV show, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Wild Wild West, and many more movies and TV shows, go here. The caves were fenced off but you can hike and still look inside without going in. You will also have a great view of the Hollywood sign. It is an easy and short hike to the caves. Park on the road and turn right at the gate heading up the hill. Worth a stop for Batman fans., Traveled with family Beautiful place, This place is amazing and beautiful and has 2 labyrinths made out of Rick's that are beautiful. the cave is fin fir kids to explore and they can climb the surrounding mountains. It's a very short and easy hike to the cave. Tou can see the Hollywood sign from this area too., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d560748-Reviews-Bronson_Caves-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Bronson Caves | categories: Caverns & Caves | Bronson Caves ; categories: Caverns & Caves ; ; Reviews: Nice easy walk, Nice short walk (we weren't prepared for a long hike so this was a plus for us!) we wanted to see where pentatonix filmed their Mary did you know video. There was a fence, but it was super cool to see! Was not busy when we went. Nice quick trip., Traveled with friends If you love the Batman TV show, see the Batcave., If you love the Batman TV show, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Wild Wild West, and many more movies and TV shows, go here. The caves were fenced off but you can hike and still look inside without going in. You will also have a great view of the Hollywood sign. It is an easy and short hike to the caves. Park on the road and turn right at the gate heading up the hill. Worth a stop for Batman fans., Traveled with family Beautiful place, This place is amazing and beautiful and has 2 labyrinths made out of Rick's that are beautiful. the cave is fin fir kids to explore and they can climb the surrounding mountains. It's a very short and easy hike to the cave. Tou can see the Hollywood sign from this area too., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Lake Balboa Park, By far the best park in the valley. However, plan in advance if you need to rent a pavilion they are hard to get between mat and August. So plan accordingly. They have boats, bikes and lots of nature to see. It's always lots of room and plenty of parking. The store are close if you forget something for your gathering. Very pleasant and open for business, Although the website might suggest otherwise, this park and recreational area are very much open for business. Whether or not the playground is supposed to be closed is unclear but academic. In this regard, the tape closing the playground area has been removed or taken down. So there were plenty of kids enjoying all of the playground amenities. As for the playground, the equipment is both impressive and expansive. Lots of things for young kids to do. There is also a 1.3 mile walk along the lake. Not much in the way of shade so best to bring plenty of sunscreen. The toilet facilities are adequate. Not great but I have seen far worse. All in all, a great place to visit and plenty of fun for the family. Big place, People here are friendly and helpful. I know because I was lost, asked around, and now... I have been found sitting in the parking lot.
And I just took my first Pfizer vaccination at the Balboa Sports Center inside the park.
The park’s huge, (baseball, football, soccer, tennis, paddle ball, racquetball, walking, running, sports center and more...). Across the street, golf course and restaurant vicinity. Maybe, it’s a country club.
Great way to get exercise in to your day: local or tourist., Traveled on business | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d1901722-Reviews-Lake_Balboa_Park-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Lake Balboa Park | categories: Bodies of Water Parks | Lake Balboa Park ; categories: Bodies of Water Parks ; ; Reviews: Lake Balboa Park, By far the best park in the valley. However, plan in advance if you need to rent a pavilion they are hard to get between mat and August. So plan accordingly. They have boats, bikes and lots of nature to see. It's always lots of room and plenty of parking. The store are close if you forget something for your gathering. Very pleasant and open for business, Although the website might suggest otherwise, this park and recreational area are very much open for business. Whether or not the playground is supposed to be closed is unclear but academic. In this regard, the tape closing the playground area has been removed or taken down. So there were plenty of kids enjoying all of the playground amenities. As for the playground, the equipment is both impressive and expansive. Lots of things for young kids to do. There is also a 1.3 mile walk along the lake. Not much in the way of shade so best to bring plenty of sunscreen. The toilet facilities are adequate. Not great but I have seen far worse. All in all, a great place to visit and plenty of fun for the family. Big place, People here are friendly and helpful. I know because I was lost, asked around, and now... I have been found sitting in the parking lot.
And I just took my first Pfizer vaccination at the Balboa Sports Center inside the park.
The park’s huge, (baseball, football, soccer, tennis, paddle ball, racquetball, walking, running, sports center and more...). Across the street, golf course and restaurant vicinity. Maybe, it’s a country club.
Great way to get exercise in to your day: local or tourist., Traveled on business | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Go There., The Ahmanson Theatre is one of the play houses located at The Music Center in Downtown LA. It is a great place to see a play or ballet. It sits on the Music Center property, known as the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
Parking is for a fee. You can valet at about $17 or self park right under the Music Center for about 5$ after 4 pm. It is really easy to get to and getting out is not going to take hours.
All Covid measures are in place. You will need to show you vax card and wear your mask, which I love.
There are plenty of places for dinner nearby. Kendall's is very good and has a nice, but limited French menu. It is fine dinning. On the same floor as the Pavilion is Mullin's Wine Bar, which has snacks and burgers and they are great. They also have a full bar. Other places are set to open up at the end of March. Inside you can get snacks and drinks, but right now they are to be consumed outside.
The place is spotless and ever so pretty. The staff is super and will help you to your seat or whatever you need.
I have never seen a bad play, musical or ballet there. We just saw "Everyone's Talking About Jamie." It was fantastic. These are professionals, sometimes straight from their run in the UK and now and again right from Broadway. A lot of their shows are Touring and the cast is always great.
I suggest you sit in the orchestra. The back balcony is okay, but the people look tiny. The seating is very comfortable.
The area is safe, there are guards everywhere. There are lovely places to walk on the Pavilion. The views of Downtown LA surround you and there are beautiful fountains.
You will love this place. Broadway Style Theater in DTLA Is Back, Back again, post pandemic, seeing how it feels to go to live theater again and sit next to a stranger (still masked). This is probably your best shot in LA for Broadway style theater, often with members of the original Broadway cast. It's in the Music Center complex, easy to find, underground parking, with Metro Rail nearby. On this occasion I came to see The Lehman Trilogy. this is the first tour of this play off of Broadway. Not very satisfied with the script. My understanding was that the original detail was about 5 hours, but cut for Broadway to over 3. So the end is muddled and the beginning far too long and culturally obsessive. Anyway, the three principal actors, playing varying roles, did justice to their parts. If you enjoy Broadway events but are in LA, give this venue a try. Attendance still isn't back to normal and last minute seats won't cost you much. Box office people are very friendly. You should call before if you have questions prior to your arrival. The Last Song, Sting. What more is there to say. Sting tells wonderful stories through his songs in concerts and recordings. This time Sting tells the very personal story of people in a town whose economy and life’s blood is building ships. The musical “The Last Ship” resonates as a story of working class Union shipbuilders as they face the end of their work and community with strength and dignity. Growing up in a city that relied on making steel, the story hit home in its authenticity., Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d5584603-Reviews-Ahmanson_Theatre-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Ahmanson Theatre | categories: Theaters | Description: Suggested duration | Ahmanson Theatre ; categories: Theaters ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: Go There., The Ahmanson Theatre is one of the play houses located at The Music Center in Downtown LA. It is a great place to see a play or ballet. It sits on the Music Center property, known as the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
Parking is for a fee. You can valet at about $17 or self park right under the Music Center for about 5$ after 4 pm. It is really easy to get to and getting out is not going to take hours.
All Covid measures are in place. You will need to show you vax card and wear your mask, which I love.
There are plenty of places for dinner nearby. Kendall's is very good and has a nice, but limited French menu. It is fine dinning. On the same floor as the Pavilion is Mullin's Wine Bar, which has snacks and burgers and they are great. They also have a full bar. Other places are set to open up at the end of March. Inside you can get snacks and drinks, but right now they are to be consumed outside.
The place is spotless and ever so pretty. The staff is super and will help you to your seat or whatever you need.
I have never seen a bad play, musical or ballet there. We just saw "Everyone's Talking About Jamie." It was fantastic. These are professionals, sometimes straight from their run in the UK and now and again right from Broadway. A lot of their shows are Touring and the cast is always great.
I suggest you sit in the orchestra. The back balcony is okay, but the people look tiny. The seating is very comfortable.
The area is safe, there are guards everywhere. There are lovely places to walk on the Pavilion. The views of Downtown LA surround you and there are beautiful fountains.
You will love this place. Broadway Style Theater in DTLA Is Back, Back again, post pandemic, seeing how it feels to go to live theater again and sit next to a stranger (still masked). This is probably your best shot in LA for Broadway style theater, often with members of the original Broadway cast. It's in the Music Center complex, easy to find, underground parking, with Metro Rail nearby. On this occasion I came to see The Lehman Trilogy. this is the first tour of this play off of Broadway. Not very satisfied with the script. My understanding was that the original detail was about 5 hours, but cut for Broadway to over 3. So the end is muddled and the beginning far too long and culturally obsessive. Anyway, the three principal actors, playing varying roles, did justice to their parts. If you enjoy Broadway events but are in LA, give this venue a try. Attendance still isn't back to normal and last minute seats won't cost you much. Box office people are very friendly. You should call before if you have questions prior to your arrival. The Last Song, Sting. What more is there to say. Sting tells wonderful stories through his songs in concerts and recordings. This time Sting tells the very personal story of people in a town whose economy and life’s blood is building ships. The musical “The Last Ship” resonates as a story of working class Union shipbuilders as they face the end of their work and community with strength and dignity. Growing up in a city that relied on making steel, the story hit home in its authenticity., Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Weekends only, I've been here once before and what brought me back was the Spooky Swap Meet taking place in April. I didn't expect it to be so busy as many of the weekend entrance slots were sold out - who would've thought. We were glad we went back to visit these amazing historic homes plus the horror flick atmosphere of the event. The houses were not open for tours due to this special event. If you want to see the interior of the houses come by on a regular weekend. All This, and a Kitty, Too!, I grew up watching the mansions on Bunker Hill get torn down or taken away. L.A. local,Leo Politi, was a contemporary artist of my youth. Visiting this unique museum park was interesting, and a step back in time. It showcases several different styles of once opulent houses from a Victorian Los Angeles.
The guides are full of information, and entertain with colorful stories of days gone by. The interior tour visits several of the buildings, which are being carefully restored. It's popular, so book in advance
The octagonal home is particularly interesting, as it was once a popular design, but fell from favor. Three such structures survive up in San Francisco.
A well stocked gift shop is an added bonus. Check out the Victorian mourning soap! And the park's resident feline, a handsome ginger tom named Belle Boy, wanders here and there to the delight of guests.
If you like historical homes or architecture, this is for you. And the surrounding neighborhoods, Montecito Heights and Mt. Washington, are a feast of hidden architectural treats., Traveled solo L.A. History, I’ve known about this place for a while and I don’t know why it took me so long to visit but I’m glad I finally made it. I loved it. We went on a Saturday for the 1 o’clock tour. Our group had about 10 people in it. The tour was about an hour twenty minutes. Only the first three houses are complete, the others need extensive renovation work on the inside (which is expensive and they are are a nonprofit so easily said than done) but are still cool to see. After the tour we were free to wander around and take pictures (not inside the homes). Lovely way to spend an afternoon. I would recommend pairing this with a visit to Lummis House just down the road., Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d108636-Reviews-Heritage_Square_Museum-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Heritage Square Museum | categories: Historic Sites Neighborhoods | Description: Heritage Square Museum, a popular tourist attraction, features eight local and nationally listed historic buildings and residences from different areas of Los Angeles. For over 40 years Heritage Square Museum, a non-profit organization, has not only worked on preserving these buildings, but interpreting the history of Los Angeles during it s first 100 years of statehood.Heritage Square believes that the preservation of our shared history is integral to our community. Each of the significant structures on the site has a unique story to tell and a special place in the development of Los Angeles, from a peaceful valley to today’s sprawling metropolis. | Heritage Square Museum ; categories: Historic Sites Neighborhoods ; Description: Heritage Square Museum, a popular tourist attraction, features eight local and nationally listed historic buildings and residences from different areas of Los Angeles. For over 40 years Heritage Square Museum, a non-profit organization, has not only worked on preserving these buildings, but interpreting the history of Los Angeles during it s first 100 years of statehood.Heritage Square believes that the preservation of our shared history is integral to our community. Each of the significant structures on the site has a unique story to tell and a special place in the development of Los Angeles, from a peaceful valley to today’s sprawling metropolis. ; Reviews: Weekends only, I've been here once before and what brought me back was the Spooky Swap Meet taking place in April. I didn't expect it to be so busy as many of the weekend entrance slots were sold out - who would've thought. We were glad we went back to visit these amazing historic homes plus the horror flick atmosphere of the event. The houses were not open for tours due to this special event. If you want to see the interior of the houses come by on a regular weekend. All This, and a Kitty, Too!, I grew up watching the mansions on Bunker Hill get torn down or taken away. L.A. local,Leo Politi, was a contemporary artist of my youth. Visiting this unique museum park was interesting, and a step back in time. It showcases several different styles of once opulent houses from a Victorian Los Angeles.
The guides are full of information, and entertain with colorful stories of days gone by. The interior tour visits several of the buildings, which are being carefully restored. It's popular, so book in advance
The octagonal home is particularly interesting, as it was once a popular design, but fell from favor. Three such structures survive up in San Francisco.
A well stocked gift shop is an added bonus. Check out the Victorian mourning soap! And the park's resident feline, a handsome ginger tom named Belle Boy, wanders here and there to the delight of guests.
If you like historical homes or architecture, this is for you. And the surrounding neighborhoods, Montecito Heights and Mt. Washington, are a feast of hidden architectural treats., Traveled solo L.A. History, I’ve known about this place for a while and I don’t know why it took me so long to visit but I’m glad I finally made it. I loved it. We went on a Saturday for the 1 o’clock tour. Our group had about 10 people in it. The tour was about an hour twenty minutes. Only the first three houses are complete, the others need extensive renovation work on the inside (which is expensive and they are are a nonprofit so easily said than done) but are still cool to see. After the tour we were free to wander around and take pictures (not inside the homes). Lovely way to spend an afternoon. I would recommend pairing this with a visit to Lummis House just down the road., Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Great Gardens, The Japanese Gardens are beautiful. Set in the San Fernando Valley, which is not beautiful, the Japanese Gardens is an oasis in an overcrowded, hot and smoggy City.
You will love everything about the garden, from its beautiful surrounding lake, it's bridge and the foliage surrounding everything. It is quiet and peaceful at a place where you can collect yourself and simply reflect.
There are so many beautiful flowers and the smell is wonderful. You will love this place. A lovely garden but beware the boat house television!, All the reviews describing how lovely the garden is are true. In early February we were additionally enchanted by an elegant white heron that calmly walked along the edge of the lake a few feet from where we were standing plus geese and cormorants and lots of lively ducks. The magic spell however was pretty much destroyed when we arrived at the boathouse. From the outside we could see benches that had a stunning view of the silver blue lake so we strolled in only to almost run right out. At the back of the room is a television where a voice is going on and on about how wonderful the Japanese Garden is which completely destroys the serenity of the most beautiful part of it. Inexplicable!!! A work in progress, You need reservations to come here but we got there right when it opened so they let us in. It only took us 20 minutes to walk through the garden. The big building was closed so not sure what is in there. It’s definitely still being developed and they we’re still putting sod down. I’m sure once it’s fully finished it will be lovely. The tea house wasn’t open for viewing. The bonsai trees and lily pads were beautiful. The garden is well maintained. There’s a really pretty peach tree over by the main building., Traveled as a couple | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d2091936-Reviews-The_Japanese_Garden-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | The Japanese Garden | categories: Gardens | Description: "Suiho En" (the garden of water and fragrance) is a 6.5 cre authentic Japanese garden. Our facility is unique because it incorporates three classical designs: a dry karensansui, a wet garden with promenade chisen, and an authentic tea ceremony garden incorporating a 4.5 tatami mat tea room. Admission to the Garden for docent-led or self-guided tours is $5 per person, $3 For Seniors 62+ and children under 10. We are open for self-guided tours Monday-Thursday from 11am to 4pm, and Sunday from 10am to 4pm (last gate entry is at 3:15PM). Informal tourist photography only. The Garden is closed to the public on Friday and Saturday and closed to the public if it rains within 24 hours of opening time or during open hours. Please call on the day you wish to visit to make sure the Garden is open. Groups of 15 or more: please call in advance. Please note that we are closed for holidays recognized by the City of Los Angeles. | The Japanese Garden ; categories: Gardens ; Description: "Suiho En" (the garden of water and fragrance) is a 6.5 cre authentic Japanese garden. Our facility is unique because it incorporates three classical designs: a dry karensansui, a wet garden with promenade chisen, and an authentic tea ceremony garden incorporating a 4.5 tatami mat tea room. Admission to the Garden for docent-led or self-guided tours is $5 per person, $3 For Seniors 62+ and children under 10. We are open for self-guided tours Monday-Thursday from 11am to 4pm, and Sunday from 10am to 4pm (last gate entry is at 3:15PM). Informal tourist photography only. The Garden is closed to the public on Friday and Saturday and closed to the public if it rains within 24 hours of opening time or during open hours. Please call on the day you wish to visit to make sure the Garden is open. Groups of 15 or more: please call in advance. Please note that we are closed for holidays recognized by the City of Los Angeles. ; Reviews: Great Gardens, The Japanese Gardens are beautiful. Set in the San Fernando Valley, which is not beautiful, the Japanese Gardens is an oasis in an overcrowded, hot and smoggy City.
You will love everything about the garden, from its beautiful surrounding lake, it's bridge and the foliage surrounding everything. It is quiet and peaceful at a place where you can collect yourself and simply reflect.
There are so many beautiful flowers and the smell is wonderful. You will love this place. A lovely garden but beware the boat house television!, All the reviews describing how lovely the garden is are true. In early February we were additionally enchanted by an elegant white heron that calmly walked along the edge of the lake a few feet from where we were standing plus geese and cormorants and lots of lively ducks. The magic spell however was pretty much destroyed when we arrived at the boathouse. From the outside we could see benches that had a stunning view of the silver blue lake so we strolled in only to almost run right out. At the back of the room is a television where a voice is going on and on about how wonderful the Japanese Garden is which completely destroys the serenity of the most beautiful part of it. Inexplicable!!! A work in progress, You need reservations to come here but we got there right when it opened so they let us in. It only took us 20 minutes to walk through the garden. The big building was closed so not sure what is in there. It’s definitely still being developed and they we’re still putting sod down. I’m sure once it’s fully finished it will be lovely. The tea house wasn’t open for viewing. The bonsai trees and lily pads were beautiful. The garden is well maintained. There’s a really pretty peach tree over by the main building., Traveled as a couple | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: You will get WET, Jurassic Park themed boat ride. Leisurely pace initially with lots of animated dinosaurs to see. The thrill is the giant drop at the end. We got soaked. Great on a hot day. Probably avoid in winter or wear something to help keep you dry. Great fun. Expect to get wet but we luckily didn't, This was one of our first rides of the day. We didn't really want to go on it that early because we did not want to walk around in wet clothes for the rest of our visit, but we couldn't pass up the 5 minute wait, which turned out to be walk on.
There was only one other person on our boat so the 5 of us sat 3 in the last row and 1 each on the next 2 rows. We wore ponchos to help with the soaking and it did help a lot. My shorts got a little bit wet but the rest of us were dry.
The ride is a very fun one but the anticipation of the drop at the end (that you can see when you are walking to the ride) makes it hard to focus on anything else. I guess we could have gone again but we really did not want to take the chance! Great upgrade to a log ride, This is a big, impressive log ride on a grand scale. You get into large boats and float through the story with some scary spots for young kids. The kicker is that it is a log ride at heart, but there is some gratuitous splashing just for fun - between dinosaur tail splashes to spitting dinosaurs, you are going to get wet from somewhere before you go down the last big drop into the splash zone at the end. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d12200780-Reviews-Jurassic_Park_The_Ride-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Jurassic Park The Ride | categories: Rides & Activities | Jurassic Park The Ride ; categories: Rides & Activities ; ; Reviews: You will get WET, Jurassic Park themed boat ride. Leisurely pace initially with lots of animated dinosaurs to see. The thrill is the giant drop at the end. We got soaked. Great on a hot day. Probably avoid in winter or wear something to help keep you dry. Great fun. Expect to get wet but we luckily didn't, This was one of our first rides of the day. We didn't really want to go on it that early because we did not want to walk around in wet clothes for the rest of our visit, but we couldn't pass up the 5 minute wait, which turned out to be walk on.
There was only one other person on our boat so the 5 of us sat 3 in the last row and 1 each on the next 2 rows. We wore ponchos to help with the soaking and it did help a lot. My shorts got a little bit wet but the rest of us were dry.
The ride is a very fun one but the anticipation of the drop at the end (that you can see when you are walking to the ride) makes it hard to focus on anything else. I guess we could have gone again but we really did not want to take the chance! Great upgrade to a log ride, This is a big, impressive log ride on a grand scale. You get into large boats and float through the story with some scary spots for young kids. The kicker is that it is a log ride at heart, but there is some gratuitous splashing just for fun - between dinosaur tail splashes to spitting dinosaurs, you are going to get wet from somewhere before you go down the last big drop into the splash zone at the end. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d156674-Reviews-Flower_Market-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Flower Market | categories: Flea & Street Markets | Description: Get the pick of the crop at this huge flower market located along the 700 block of Wall Street in Los Angeles. | Flower Market ; categories: Flea & Street Markets ; Description: Get the pick of the crop at this huge flower market located along the 700 block of Wall Street in Los Angeles. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d156640-Reviews-Avila_Adobe-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Avila Adobe | categories: Historic Sites History Museums | Description: Constructed in 1818, this oldest residence in Los Angeles has been restored as an example of the life style in California during the 1840s. | Avila Adobe ; categories: Historic Sites History Museums ; Description: Constructed in 1818, this oldest residence in Los Angeles has been restored as an example of the life style in California during the 1840s. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d156686-Reviews-Hollywood_Reservoir-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Hollywood Reservoir | categories: Bodies of Water Hiking Trails | Description: Great place to go hiking on any of the several scenic trails that surround the lake. | Hollywood Reservoir ; categories: Bodies of Water Hiking Trails ; Description: Great place to go hiking on any of the several scenic trails that surround the lake. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d2044577-Reviews-Lucky_Strike_LA_Live-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Lucky Strike LA Live | categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks Arenas & Stadiums | Description: Featuring 18 premium lanes, tons of screens to catch all the big games and plenty of tasty cuisine to fuel your fun. There’s no shortage of fun here! Check out our luxury suite that offers a private setting with 4 lanes, 2 billiards tables and a private bar. | Lucky Strike LA Live ; categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks Arenas & Stadiums ; Description: Featuring 18 premium lanes, tons of screens to catch all the big games and plenty of tasty cuisine to fuel your fun. There’s no shortage of fun here! Check out our luxury suite that offers a private setting with 4 lanes, 2 billiards tables and a private bar. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Bone Chilling But Worth It, Amazing museum! Very authentic and fascinating. Walking through the museum, I actually got chills imagining the horrific experiences the poor people of the medieval times endured. I highly recommend taking a tour! You will learn a lot., Thank you for the amazing review, yes being a peasant wasn't easy. The torture peasants endured was inhumane. We are glad you had the chance to experience the Medieval Torture Museum. , Written , January 4, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Lots of Bloody Fun, Heard about this place a few months back and it had been on my list for quite some time. Finally got around to seeing it and I’m happy to report that it exceeded my expectations. For starters, the staff were super laid back and friendly. The ghost hunting app was a nice addition. They also had more rooms and exhibits than I anticipated. Parking is spotty and the gift shop is kind of minimal, but the museum itself has lots of artifacts and info from all over the world. Super fun for history buffs and gore fans alike! , I am so glad you got to come by and check us out. Our staff appreciates you we try to make everyone feel welcomed and, comfortable so you enjoy every part of the museum. With over 6,500 Sq. Feet of interactive bloody fun. Parking garages are located on Highland or on McCadden for about $20 all day.
Our gift shop is small but, packed with many souvenirs. Our main attraction is the museum and, ghost hunting app. Glad you made the most of the torture museum. , Written , January 4, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Super Cool!, If you're looking for something fun and interesting to check out on Hollywood Blvd, don't skip on this. It is cool and interesting history with a fun interactive element. If you like the dark and macabre side of history and seeing what the human race is capable of, then this is for you. I would recommend doing the audio tour you can use on your phone and downloading the ghost hunting app! It adds to the experience. , We really appreciate the feedback and so glad you took advantage of the museum completely. This review is so amazing, I must and one thing. Its interactive and you can touch it all..... , Written , January 4, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d25065111-Reviews-Medieval_Torture_Museum-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Medieval Torture Museum | categories: Speciality Museums | Description: The Medieval Torture Museum reminds us just how much suffering humanity can inflict in the name of cause and justice when the right tools are placed in the hands of fanatics, madmen and tyrants. The exhibit fills more than 6000 sq. ft. Spend an hour here and you will better know the nature of fear. Are you brave enough? | Medieval Torture Museum ; categories: Speciality Museums ; Description: The Medieval Torture Museum reminds us just how much suffering humanity can inflict in the name of cause and justice when the right tools are placed in the hands of fanatics, madmen and tyrants. The exhibit fills more than 6000 sq. ft. Spend an hour here and you will better know the nature of fear. Are you brave enough? ; Reviews: Bone Chilling But Worth It, Amazing museum! Very authentic and fascinating. Walking through the museum, I actually got chills imagining the horrific experiences the poor people of the medieval times endured. I highly recommend taking a tour! You will learn a lot., Thank you for the amazing review, yes being a peasant wasn't easy. The torture peasants endured was inhumane. We are glad you had the chance to experience the Medieval Torture Museum. , Written , January 4, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Lots of Bloody Fun, Heard about this place a few months back and it had been on my list for quite some time. Finally got around to seeing it and I’m happy to report that it exceeded my expectations. For starters, the staff were super laid back and friendly. The ghost hunting app was a nice addition. They also had more rooms and exhibits than I anticipated. Parking is spotty and the gift shop is kind of minimal, but the museum itself has lots of artifacts and info from all over the world. Super fun for history buffs and gore fans alike! , I am so glad you got to come by and check us out. Our staff appreciates you we try to make everyone feel welcomed and, comfortable so you enjoy every part of the museum. With over 6,500 Sq. Feet of interactive bloody fun. Parking garages are located on Highland or on McCadden for about $20 all day.
Our gift shop is small but, packed with many souvenirs. Our main attraction is the museum and, ghost hunting app. Glad you made the most of the torture museum. , Written , January 4, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Super Cool!, If you're looking for something fun and interesting to check out on Hollywood Blvd, don't skip on this. It is cool and interesting history with a fun interactive element. If you like the dark and macabre side of history and seeing what the human race is capable of, then this is for you. I would recommend doing the audio tour you can use on your phone and downloading the ghost hunting app! It adds to the experience. , We really appreciate the feedback and so glad you took advantage of the museum completely. This review is so amazing, I must and one thing. Its interactive and you can touch it all..... , Written , January 4, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d156472-Reviews-Capitol_Records_Building-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Capitol Records Building | categories: Architectural Buildings | Description: Even though this famous recording studio is not open to the public, it is worth a visit to gaze at its unique circular design, which looks like a stack of old 45s. | Capitol Records Building ; categories: Architectural Buildings ; Description: Even though this famous recording studio is not open to the public, it is worth a visit to gaze at its unique circular design, which looks like a stack of old 45s. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Reopening for Tours in June, I was the only one to walk over to the lighthouse during this visit while the family rested in the car. The parking lot was very full with lots of families enjoying the nice day. In the park surrounding the lighthouse. This was the first lighthouse for San Pedro Bay and originally built in 1874. The lighthouse was in excellent condition from the exterior. The grounds were nicely landscaped ( check out the miniatures underneath the stairs to the second floor). A separate building housed the restrooms (really clean) and the docent. She told me to come back next week after reserving my visiting time online. In the interim, I got a quick overview ( along with an informative brochure) and a recommendation to climb to the second floor for an expansive view of Catalina Island and the Pacific Ocean. As I walked around, all the windows were shuttered so I was not able to see inside. Across the ways was an older, seemingly abandoned building right at the edge of the cliff. Good to combine a visit with the nearby Korean Friendship Bell., Traveled with friends 3 Guys Looking at the Lighthouse, Closed on Mondays and also closed due to virus. You can walk around the lighthouse and the other areas there is a lot to see. Bathrooms and parking available.
Good views of the sea and the cliffs, picnic areas available to have a snack or more. No other services available. Was not cold when we were there.
Lighthouse history is interesting and this one comes from 1874 to protect the new harbor of San Pedro - Long Beach. take the tour, Glenn did a great job of informing and answering questions. Interesting tour where we actually got to go to the top with a great view. Furnishings, clothes, pcitures etc. Contrary to other reviews, we took pictures and Glenn kept kids interested and participating.
If you are in the area, free parking and free tour. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d3198464-Reviews-Point_Fermin_Lighthouse-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Point Fermin Lighthouse | categories: Lighthouses | Point Fermin Lighthouse ; categories: Lighthouses ; ; Reviews: Reopening for Tours in June, I was the only one to walk over to the lighthouse during this visit while the family rested in the car. The parking lot was very full with lots of families enjoying the nice day. In the park surrounding the lighthouse. This was the first lighthouse for San Pedro Bay and originally built in 1874. The lighthouse was in excellent condition from the exterior. The grounds were nicely landscaped ( check out the miniatures underneath the stairs to the second floor). A separate building housed the restrooms (really clean) and the docent. She told me to come back next week after reserving my visiting time online. In the interim, I got a quick overview ( along with an informative brochure) and a recommendation to climb to the second floor for an expansive view of Catalina Island and the Pacific Ocean. As I walked around, all the windows were shuttered so I was not able to see inside. Across the ways was an older, seemingly abandoned building right at the edge of the cliff. Good to combine a visit with the nearby Korean Friendship Bell., Traveled with friends 3 Guys Looking at the Lighthouse, Closed on Mondays and also closed due to virus. You can walk around the lighthouse and the other areas there is a lot to see. Bathrooms and parking available.
Good views of the sea and the cliffs, picnic areas available to have a snack or more. No other services available. Was not cold when we were there.
Lighthouse history is interesting and this one comes from 1874 to protect the new harbor of San Pedro - Long Beach. take the tour, Glenn did a great job of informing and answering questions. Interesting tour where we actually got to go to the top with a great view. Furnishings, clothes, pcitures etc. Contrary to other reviews, we took pictures and Glenn kept kids interested and participating.
If you are in the area, free parking and free tour. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d6963646-Reviews-Mosaic_Tile_House-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Mosaic Tile House | categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks | Description: Suggested duration | Mosaic Tile House ; categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d278064-Reviews-San_Gabriel_Mountains-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | San Gabriel Mountains | categories: Mountains | Description: This mountain range provides the only natural barrier to the expansion of Los Angeles. | San Gabriel Mountains ; categories: Mountains ; Description: This mountain range provides the only natural barrier to the expansion of Los Angeles. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d1837388-Reviews-S_S_Lane_Victory-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | S.S. Lane Victory | categories: Military Museums History Museums | Description: The Lane Victory rests in her home at the Port of Los Angeles, where a committed crew of volunteers preserve her life for years to come. She is a museum ship displaying artifacts from different eras of war and maritime history. | S.S. Lane Victory ; categories: Military Museums History Museums ; Description: The Lane Victory rests in her home at the Port of Los Angeles, where a committed crew of volunteers preserve her life for years to come. She is a museum ship displaying artifacts from different eras of war and maritime history. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Great ride -worth a repeat, We got to this ride early and had no real line. The effort here for getting you into the ride is amazing. The details from little pokes and puffs of air to make you think beetles are crawling on you is excellent. The roller coaster is good too, but the backwards part triggered my vertigo - so the kids went with my wife for a second ride immediately. A truly great ride all around. Short but exciting ride!, If you enjoy the Indiana Jones ride in Disneyland, you will enjoy this one. It is a short but fast and exhilarating ride that goes backwards and forwards. We were there on a Tuesday and we were able to walk on twice. I don't believe the lines were ever more than 5 minutes the whole day. It was amazing! Great for older kids and adults, Great ride if you have older kids. Definitely would not recommend for children under 8 or so. We came here first time when my daughter was 6… Let’s just say, there were a lot of tears involved. This time around (teen) was ways more fun for both of us. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d12200801-Reviews-Revenge_of_the_Mummy_The_Ride-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Revenge of the Mummy - The Ride | categories: Rides & Activities | Revenge of the Mummy - The Ride ; categories: Rides & Activities ; ; Reviews: Great ride -worth a repeat, We got to this ride early and had no real line. The effort here for getting you into the ride is amazing. The details from little pokes and puffs of air to make you think beetles are crawling on you is excellent. The roller coaster is good too, but the backwards part triggered my vertigo - so the kids went with my wife for a second ride immediately. A truly great ride all around. Short but exciting ride!, If you enjoy the Indiana Jones ride in Disneyland, you will enjoy this one. It is a short but fast and exhilarating ride that goes backwards and forwards. We were there on a Tuesday and we were able to walk on twice. I don't believe the lines were ever more than 5 minutes the whole day. It was amazing! Great for older kids and adults, Great ride if you have older kids. Definitely would not recommend for children under 8 or so. We came here first time when my daughter was 6… Let’s just say, there were a lot of tears involved. This time around (teen) was ways more fun for both of us. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d3748516-Reviews-Dorothy_Chandler_Pavilion-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Dorothy Chandler Pavilion | categories: Theaters | Description: This spectacular locale hosts year-round entertainment. | Dorothy Chandler Pavilion ; categories: Theaters ; Description: This spectacular locale hosts year-round entertainment. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Lots of Amazing Architecture, Downtown LA is full of classic office building architecture and worth exploring. Maybe find a guided walking tour? Beware this is a car-oriented city so there are lots of wide streets that operate like on-ramps to freeways. Not pedestrian friendly. Take a Walking Tour, In LA they usually tear down anything that is old, so come and see some of the history before it completely disappears. This has been the center of the city for a long time so there is a lot here to learn and experience. I recommend a walking tour, but watch out for the traffic in this car-dominated landscape. Metro Field Trip, Get a $5 daypass to use the rail and the busses on the metro, and go to all the fun stops downtown. Do it in daylight for safety. (Some areas will look sketch! So do in groups, too)
Some highlights to hit:
1. Disney Concert Hall
2. Grammy Museum
3. Santee Alley / Fashion District
4. Broadway Street to see the old theaters.
5. Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels
6. Angel's Flight
7. Grand Park
8. Olvera Street -- Outside of the Union Station area (which is cool to see too) is a historic neighborhood worth seeing
9. Bradberry Bldg.
10. Downtown Central Branch of the Library
Get a map of downtown that marks all of these attractions. They were in the lobby of the Bradbury Bldg, and probably other places around too. Reading the attractions of each subway stop will help you know how to reach each location., Traveled as a couple | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d1231268-Reviews-Downtown_Historic_District-Los_Angeles_California.html | 3.5 | Downtown Historic District | categories: Historic Walking Areas | Downtown Historic District ; categories: Historic Walking Areas ; ; Reviews: Lots of Amazing Architecture, Downtown LA is full of classic office building architecture and worth exploring. Maybe find a guided walking tour? Beware this is a car-oriented city so there are lots of wide streets that operate like on-ramps to freeways. Not pedestrian friendly. Take a Walking Tour, In LA they usually tear down anything that is old, so come and see some of the history before it completely disappears. This has been the center of the city for a long time so there is a lot here to learn and experience. I recommend a walking tour, but watch out for the traffic in this car-dominated landscape. Metro Field Trip, Get a $5 daypass to use the rail and the busses on the metro, and go to all the fun stops downtown. Do it in daylight for safety. (Some areas will look sketch! So do in groups, too)
Some highlights to hit:
1. Disney Concert Hall
2. Grammy Museum
3. Santee Alley / Fashion District
4. Broadway Street to see the old theaters.
5. Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels
6. Angel's Flight
7. Grand Park
8. Olvera Street -- Outside of the Union Station area (which is cool to see too) is a historic neighborhood worth seeing
9. Bradberry Bldg.
10. Downtown Central Branch of the Library
Get a map of downtown that marks all of these attractions. They were in the lobby of the Bradbury Bldg, and probably other places around too. Reading the attractions of each subway stop will help you know how to reach each location., Traveled as a couple | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Fabulous, There was three of us. We dined at Pasta Corner here after our visit to the nearby Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, which I’ve revised separately.
We sure liked all of this Farmers Market even though it was pay to park, and we pottered about weighing up all the plentiful food choices in this delightful place and two of us settled on the clam linguine here. It wasn’t easy but the clams did it.
Once you place your order they call you when the food is ready and it didn’t take long. The carpetbagger clams were sweet and tasty with wonderful scent of garlic - the portion was good. We call them carpetbagger in Europe.
It wasn’t just good food it was excellent. The light sauce too was a delight, just clinging to and coating the pasta which is just how it should be. They also gave us little plastic pots of dried red chilli flakes but I didn’t need it.
Although my photo doesn’t show it, we were sat right beside a bar so we had local lagers to enjoy with the pasta. So it was perfect even though we sat at a cheap table and chairs.
My wife opted for Chinese food adjacent to the pasta place as she’s not a pasta fan, which she said was just ok. We bought other foodie goodies before we left and our next call was to a chain of cheese cake stores; I think called the Cheesecake Factory - which we had never heard of before that day., We are happy to see you enjoyed your visit to the Farmers Market! We hope to see you again soon., Written , March 26, 2022, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC., Traveled as a couple Go as hungry as you can! , Went on public transport on Bus 16 which runs directly from my hotel in Downtown LA albeit a 40 mins ride. The Farmers Market is just a short walk from where I alighted, bringing me to Gate 15. It’s a lot smaller than I expected and mainly selling food rather than a fresh-produce-market. Glad I went on an empty stomach so could try more food!
While it’s mainly food stalls, there are a few groceries and fresh produce like fruits and frozen meat, bakery etc. There were also specialty stores selling stuff like pickles, olives, hot sauce (yes a whole shop selling only sauces) and freshly grounded peanut butter.
Definitely worth a visit. Spent a good 1.5hrs here. , Traveled solo a great place to visit and eat some outstanding food at low prices, Do not leave L.A. Hollywood Ca. without visiting the Original Farmers Market located
at 3 rd and Fairfax. This is my first visit back in 60 years and it seems to never have changed. So much fun,lots of places to visit inside this place. The same meat and fish markets are still in operation since this place started in 1938.
I had a great corned beef sandwich in one location and my wife had the Crapes in anouther called Du Pars. No matter what you would like to eat I think you will find it here. But also so much more than food. Fresh fruit from the area and gifts for the family at low prices are also found here. People from all over the world come here and are just having such a great time. Plan to spend a few hours at least here and they have good parking. also,bus tours visit here as a must visit place. A gem.
great for the entire family. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d219483-Reviews-The_Original_Farmers_Market-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | The Original Farmers Market | categories: Speciality & Gift Shops | Description: The Original Farmers Market has been Los Angeles’ favorite destination since 1934. With more than 100 old-world grocers, an eclectic array of shops and dozens of restaurants serving cuisine from around the globe in an al fresco setting, the Market is a beloved town square for locals and one of the city’s top tourist attractions. Known for its variety of cuisine, the Market offers something for every taste - American, Brazilian, Cajun, Chinese, French, Italian, Middle Eastern and more! Many of the businesses have been family-owned and operated for generations. Recently the Market had added a variety of artisan grocery and specialty food merchants this year including organic, seasonal produce, gourmet pickles, single origin coffee and more! The Market strictly adheres to all Los Angeles County Covid-19 protocols. | The Original Farmers Market ; categories: Speciality & Gift Shops ; Description: The Original Farmers Market has been Los Angeles’ favorite destination since 1934. With more than 100 old-world grocers, an eclectic array of shops and dozens of restaurants serving cuisine from around the globe in an al fresco setting, the Market is a beloved town square for locals and one of the city’s top tourist attractions. Known for its variety of cuisine, the Market offers something for every taste - American, Brazilian, Cajun, Chinese, French, Italian, Middle Eastern and more! Many of the businesses have been family-owned and operated for generations. Recently the Market had added a variety of artisan grocery and specialty food merchants this year including organic, seasonal produce, gourmet pickles, single origin coffee and more! The Market strictly adheres to all Los Angeles County Covid-19 protocols. ; Reviews: Fabulous, There was three of us. We dined at Pasta Corner here after our visit to the nearby Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, which I’ve revised separately.
We sure liked all of this Farmers Market even though it was pay to park, and we pottered about weighing up all the plentiful food choices in this delightful place and two of us settled on the clam linguine here. It wasn’t easy but the clams did it.
Once you place your order they call you when the food is ready and it didn’t take long. The carpetbagger clams were sweet and tasty with wonderful scent of garlic - the portion was good. We call them carpetbagger in Europe.
It wasn’t just good food it was excellent. The light sauce too was a delight, just clinging to and coating the pasta which is just how it should be. They also gave us little plastic pots of dried red chilli flakes but I didn’t need it.
Although my photo doesn’t show it, we were sat right beside a bar so we had local lagers to enjoy with the pasta. So it was perfect even though we sat at a cheap table and chairs.
My wife opted for Chinese food adjacent to the pasta place as she’s not a pasta fan, which she said was just ok. We bought other foodie goodies before we left and our next call was to a chain of cheese cake stores; I think called the Cheesecake Factory - which we had never heard of before that day., We are happy to see you enjoyed your visit to the Farmers Market! We hope to see you again soon., Written , March 26, 2022, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC., Traveled as a couple Go as hungry as you can! , Went on public transport on Bus 16 which runs directly from my hotel in Downtown LA albeit a 40 mins ride. The Farmers Market is just a short walk from where I alighted, bringing me to Gate 15. It’s a lot smaller than I expected and mainly selling food rather than a fresh-produce-market. Glad I went on an empty stomach so could try more food!
While it’s mainly food stalls, there are a few groceries and fresh produce like fruits and frozen meat, bakery etc. There were also specialty stores selling stuff like pickles, olives, hot sauce (yes a whole shop selling only sauces) and freshly grounded peanut butter.
Definitely worth a visit. Spent a good 1.5hrs here. , Traveled solo a great place to visit and eat some outstanding food at low prices, Do not leave L.A. Hollywood Ca. without visiting the Original Farmers Market located
at 3 rd and Fairfax. This is my first visit back in 60 years and it seems to never have changed. So much fun,lots of places to visit inside this place. The same meat and fish markets are still in operation since this place started in 1938.
I had a great corned beef sandwich in one location and my wife had the Crapes in anouther called Du Pars. No matter what you would like to eat I think you will find it here. But also so much more than food. Fresh fruit from the area and gifts for the family at low prices are also found here. People from all over the world come here and are just having such a great time. Plan to spend a few hours at least here and they have good parking. also,bus tours visit here as a must visit place. A gem.
great for the entire family. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Fun, but crowded, My husband & I had a blast with the regular illusion side of the museum. We also toured the upside down house, but neither of us liked it; it was hard to get any quality pictures. It took about 2 hours for us to walk through and take pictures in both museums.
I recommend paying a little extra money to have a professional help you pose for & take the pictures. I wish that option had been available to us when we were there, but they were short staffed and over crowded the day we went. We waited 3 hours to get into the museum even though we had bought our tickets days prior to attending.
A staff member, Gino, was absolutely awesome to work with and talk to. He was friendly, helpful, patient, & funny. He made our trip even more enjoyable 🙂, Traveled as a couple Museum of Illusions visit, My kids had a good time coming up with realistic poses to match the scenario that the museum was trying to create. As for my husband and I, we were disappointed in the entire experience. As intellectuals we were expecting something that would stimulate us mentally (a real illusions house). Turns out this wasn’t for us. Now, if you’re into social media and posting a bunch of photos that seems like trick photography then this is for you. Personally, the photos weren’t great because the illusion was obvious by the strong lines. , Traveled with family Great Photos!!, The art at Museum of Illusions was beautiful and creative and FUN! The staff on site floated around and was available to answer questions. We purchased the all access pass and visited the Upside Down House which was very detailed and cool to photograph! It became somewhat interactive as we had to "act" according to the specific scenes to get the best picture. I gave 4 stars because of the arrangement of the art. We went on a very busy Sunday. We often had to juggle our shots between others because one room had 2-5 murals in the same area. It required the photographer to stand in the way of the other picture at times affecting the flow. Aside from the set up, we thoroughly enjoyed it., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d13797571-Reviews-Museum_of_Illusions-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Museum of Illusions | categories: Speciality Museums Art Museums Children's Museums | Description: The Museum of Illusions comes Instagram ready with completely new 3D Illusions and Upside Down House exhibit that will take your breath away, transporting you to a world of fantasy and imagination! Our 30+ 3D illusions produce eye popping pics, inspired by cartoon, art, current events, movies and more! Not just that, our Upside down house features 7 unique rooms all flipping the world as you know it, upside down! Flash photography is not just allowed, it’s encouraged. The Museum of Illusions is the place to be to create memories and let your imagination soar. Created by some of the world’s best artists, with new exhibitions being added often, so act fast to see them all! | Museum of Illusions ; categories: Speciality Museums Art Museums Children's Museums ; Description: The Museum of Illusions comes Instagram ready with completely new 3D Illusions and Upside Down House exhibit that will take your breath away, transporting you to a world of fantasy and imagination! Our 30+ 3D illusions produce eye popping pics, inspired by cartoon, art, current events, movies and more! Not just that, our Upside down house features 7 unique rooms all flipping the world as you know it, upside down! Flash photography is not just allowed, it’s encouraged. The Museum of Illusions is the place to be to create memories and let your imagination soar. Created by some of the world’s best artists, with new exhibitions being added often, so act fast to see them all! ; Reviews: Fun, but crowded, My husband & I had a blast with the regular illusion side of the museum. We also toured the upside down house, but neither of us liked it; it was hard to get any quality pictures. It took about 2 hours for us to walk through and take pictures in both museums.
I recommend paying a little extra money to have a professional help you pose for & take the pictures. I wish that option had been available to us when we were there, but they were short staffed and over crowded the day we went. We waited 3 hours to get into the museum even though we had bought our tickets days prior to attending.
A staff member, Gino, was absolutely awesome to work with and talk to. He was friendly, helpful, patient, & funny. He made our trip even more enjoyable 🙂, Traveled as a couple Museum of Illusions visit, My kids had a good time coming up with realistic poses to match the scenario that the museum was trying to create. As for my husband and I, we were disappointed in the entire experience. As intellectuals we were expecting something that would stimulate us mentally (a real illusions house). Turns out this wasn’t for us. Now, if you’re into social media and posting a bunch of photos that seems like trick photography then this is for you. Personally, the photos weren’t great because the illusion was obvious by the strong lines. , Traveled with family Great Photos!!, The art at Museum of Illusions was beautiful and creative and FUN! The staff on site floated around and was available to answer questions. We purchased the all access pass and visited the Upside Down House which was very detailed and cool to photograph! It became somewhat interactive as we had to "act" according to the specific scenes to get the best picture. I gave 4 stars because of the arrangement of the art. We went on a very busy Sunday. We often had to juggle our shots between others because one room had 2-5 murals in the same area. It required the photographer to stand in the way of the other picture at times affecting the flow. Aside from the set up, we thoroughly enjoyed it., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d289361-Reviews-Larchmont_Village-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Larchmont Village | categories: Neighborhoods | Description: Located within Los Angeles city limits, this quiet, low-key neighborhood features a mix of small shops, quaint restaurants and upscale housing. | Larchmont Village ; categories: Neighborhoods ; Description: Located within Los Angeles city limits, this quiet, low-key neighborhood features a mix of small shops, quaint restaurants and upscale housing. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Decent museum, Visited here with my mom and my niece because they were visiting from out of town and I heard they had an exhibit on black women. The exhibit was mostly about blacks in society and featured the Cotillion. I could easily relate since I eas a member of Jack & Jill and participated in the Debutante ball. It would have been nice if they had kept the exhibit on black men there at the same time since there wasn't a lot of other interesting exhibits. All in all we enjoyed the time and was happy that the guy at the front let us in 15 minutes earlier thsn our timed tickets. , Traveled with family Worth It, Originally we visited only as a way to kill a few hours between timed tickets, but this was definitely worth it. It’s free, impactful and has rotating exhibits. Although only three were open as of May 2021 (and one being flashing lights in a room) I would say it’s worth the few steps from the California Science Center., Traveled as a couple Unexpected Pleasures, After living here all these years finally took the opportunity to visit this museum. Why did I wait so long? It is a real jewel. Loved the showcase exhibits of specific artists. Lots of variety of use of mediums. Especially loved the History of Gospel in LA. One big room with displays, audio samples and videos. It was very informative and highlighted so many of the great and their relationship to Los Angeles. Highly recommend a visit to anyone passing by. Well worth it., Thank you for visiting, Ron! We hope you return soon., Written , July 23, 2018, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC., Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d127482-Reviews-California_African_American_Museum-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | California African American Museum | categories: Art Museums History Museums | Description: The California African American Museum explores the art, history, and culture of African Americans, with an emphasis on California and the West. Located in Los Angeles' beautiful Exposition Park, CAAM features a range of dynamic, changing exhibitions and public programs for all ages and interest. Admission is free. | California African American Museum ; categories: Art Museums History Museums ; Description: The California African American Museum explores the art, history, and culture of African Americans, with an emphasis on California and the West. Located in Los Angeles' beautiful Exposition Park, CAAM features a range of dynamic, changing exhibitions and public programs for all ages and interest. Admission is free. ; Reviews: Decent museum, Visited here with my mom and my niece because they were visiting from out of town and I heard they had an exhibit on black women. The exhibit was mostly about blacks in society and featured the Cotillion. I could easily relate since I eas a member of Jack & Jill and participated in the Debutante ball. It would have been nice if they had kept the exhibit on black men there at the same time since there wasn't a lot of other interesting exhibits. All in all we enjoyed the time and was happy that the guy at the front let us in 15 minutes earlier thsn our timed tickets. , Traveled with family Worth It, Originally we visited only as a way to kill a few hours between timed tickets, but this was definitely worth it. It’s free, impactful and has rotating exhibits. Although only three were open as of May 2021 (and one being flashing lights in a room) I would say it’s worth the few steps from the California Science Center., Traveled as a couple Unexpected Pleasures, After living here all these years finally took the opportunity to visit this museum. Why did I wait so long? It is a real jewel. Loved the showcase exhibits of specific artists. Lots of variety of use of mediums. Especially loved the History of Gospel in LA. One big room with displays, audio samples and videos. It was very informative and highlighted so many of the great and their relationship to Los Angeles. Highly recommend a visit to anyone passing by. Well worth it., Thank you for visiting, Ron! We hope you return soon., Written , July 23, 2018, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC., Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d560769-Reviews-Los_Angeles_Maritime_Museum-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Los Angeles Maritime Museum | categories: Speciality Museums Historic Sites History Museums | Description: Suggested duration | Los Angeles Maritime Museum ; categories: Speciality Museums Historic Sites History Museums ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Lovely evening, Parking was $9 and then we had access to beach and fire pits to enjoy the sunset and evening ocean air. Bring your own wood, recommend beach chairs and blankets as it gets chilly. They allow alcohol on the beach. Felt safe and enjoyable parking lot is lit and there were periodic patrols., Traveled with friends Underrated beach with amazing sunsets, This is a great beach that is not talked about a lot.. everyone is suggesting other locations further north or south but this is a great spot. Very large beach with tons of parking and room for activities. The only issue I had was that they closed the car beach access right before sunset when everyone was trying to get in.. this causes a lot of chaos as they selectively allow cars in and turn other cars away. Especially when the beach is listed as open until 8:30pm. Lots of folks end up missing out on the beautiful sunset because of that and its seems completely arbitrary. Also getting out of is a bit of a headache. If you are lucky enough you can get a good parking spot along Vista Del Mar and cross the road. Just careful as its a very busy road. The beach itself is huge and very clean. One thing (pro or con depending on the individual) is that the beach is located just outside the airport runway so if you don't want the noise, the beach is not for you.. if you enjoy watching low flying planes at take-off, its an added bonus. Noisy but beautiful I would rate good but there isn’t that option, This beach is right by the airport runway so you’ve got tons of planes taking off over your head but I found it to be an interesting and unusual photographic opportunity. The beach itself is really lovely, you can spend a good hour walking and enjoying the view. And the sunsets ???? Amazing ! Free public parking at several access points. Worth a visit, Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d560779-Reviews-Dockweiler_State_Beach-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Dockweiler State Beach | categories: Beaches | Dockweiler State Beach ; categories: Beaches ; ; Reviews: Lovely evening, Parking was $9 and then we had access to beach and fire pits to enjoy the sunset and evening ocean air. Bring your own wood, recommend beach chairs and blankets as it gets chilly. They allow alcohol on the beach. Felt safe and enjoyable parking lot is lit and there were periodic patrols., Traveled with friends Underrated beach with amazing sunsets, This is a great beach that is not talked about a lot.. everyone is suggesting other locations further north or south but this is a great spot. Very large beach with tons of parking and room for activities. The only issue I had was that they closed the car beach access right before sunset when everyone was trying to get in.. this causes a lot of chaos as they selectively allow cars in and turn other cars away. Especially when the beach is listed as open until 8:30pm. Lots of folks end up missing out on the beautiful sunset because of that and its seems completely arbitrary. Also getting out of is a bit of a headache. If you are lucky enough you can get a good parking spot along Vista Del Mar and cross the road. Just careful as its a very busy road. The beach itself is huge and very clean. One thing (pro or con depending on the individual) is that the beach is located just outside the airport runway so if you don't want the noise, the beach is not for you.. if you enjoy watching low flying planes at take-off, its an added bonus. Noisy but beautiful I would rate good but there isn’t that option, This beach is right by the airport runway so you’ve got tons of planes taking off over your head but I found it to be an interesting and unusual photographic opportunity. The beach itself is really lovely, you can spend a good hour walking and enjoying the view. And the sunsets ???? Amazing ! Free public parking at several access points. Worth a visit, Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: This would be a 5, but my vertigo wouldn't allow it, This is an amazing ride. As others mention, you get to walk through Hogwarts as the line for the ride. The detail is amazing with all sorts of moving portraits, a speech from Dumbledore, details in the hallways, everything. We did not have a long line so we missed some of the details. The kicker though is the ride itself will trigger vertigo or motion sickness if you are prone to either. It was still worth it, but I could not go on it twice in one day or I'd hurl. The video is timed well to the chair you are in moving, but it was all just too much for my vertigo addled brain to take in. Very immersive. Great ride but might be a little scary for young kids, We came here on a Tuesday in mid-September and this ride was a walk on when the park opened. There is a lot to see in the queue but because there wasn't a line, we didn't spend too much time looking at what they had done with Hogwarts. What we did see was quite amazing.
The ride itself is a fun one but can be a little scary for young kids. You do get close to giant spiders and dementors. The ride also moves in almost all directions like you are flying on a broomstick so those who get motion sick might not enjoy it as much.
We appreciate the free lockers to put our stuff in prior to riding this. The "Hogwarts students" standing at the entrance are there to help you if you need any. This is one of the better rides at Universal Studios. Fun ride and queue with lots of Harry Potter details, This ride is a highlight of the park. It’s a longer ride with lots of details. The line to wait to board the ride is a walk through Hogwarts with some things to look at and keep you entertained while waiting. There are free lockers to stow your belongings before getting into the queue. I suggest going there early as soon as the park opens to avoid the inevitable super long wait times for it in the afternoon., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d12200696-Reviews-Harry_Potter_and_the_Forbidden_Journey-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey | categories: Rides & Activities | Description: Suggested duration | Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ; categories: Rides & Activities ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: This would be a 5, but my vertigo wouldn't allow it, This is an amazing ride. As others mention, you get to walk through Hogwarts as the line for the ride. The detail is amazing with all sorts of moving portraits, a speech from Dumbledore, details in the hallways, everything. We did not have a long line so we missed some of the details. The kicker though is the ride itself will trigger vertigo or motion sickness if you are prone to either. It was still worth it, but I could not go on it twice in one day or I'd hurl. The video is timed well to the chair you are in moving, but it was all just too much for my vertigo addled brain to take in. Very immersive. Great ride but might be a little scary for young kids, We came here on a Tuesday in mid-September and this ride was a walk on when the park opened. There is a lot to see in the queue but because there wasn't a line, we didn't spend too much time looking at what they had done with Hogwarts. What we did see was quite amazing.
The ride itself is a fun one but can be a little scary for young kids. You do get close to giant spiders and dementors. The ride also moves in almost all directions like you are flying on a broomstick so those who get motion sick might not enjoy it as much.
We appreciate the free lockers to put our stuff in prior to riding this. The "Hogwarts students" standing at the entrance are there to help you if you need any. This is one of the better rides at Universal Studios. Fun ride and queue with lots of Harry Potter details, This ride is a highlight of the park. It’s a longer ride with lots of details. The line to wait to board the ride is a walk through Hogwarts with some things to look at and keep you entertained while waiting. There are free lockers to stow your belongings before getting into the queue. I suggest going there early as soon as the park opens to avoid the inevitable super long wait times for it in the afternoon., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d215113-Reviews-The_Banning_Museum-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | The Banning Museum | categories: Historic Sites History Museums | Description: Just a few miles from the LA Waterfront, the beautiful Banning Mansion is a City, State and National Historic Landmark. The gracious, stately Victorian residence and surrounding grounds beckon visitors to experience life as it was in the mid-to late-nineteenth-century Los Angeles and meet one of the area's most influential and visionary residents of the time, General Phineas Banning. The Banning Residence has lovingly been maintained and restored and is today considered the finest existing example of residential Greek Revival architecture in Southern California. The Banning property also includes the Howard Rose Garden, a sanctuary of modern day roses as well as antique varietals that would have been grown in Banning's day. | The Banning Museum ; categories: Historic Sites History Museums ; Description: Just a few miles from the LA Waterfront, the beautiful Banning Mansion is a City, State and National Historic Landmark. The gracious, stately Victorian residence and surrounding grounds beckon visitors to experience life as it was in the mid-to late-nineteenth-century Los Angeles and meet one of the area's most influential and visionary residents of the time, General Phineas Banning. The Banning Residence has lovingly been maintained and restored and is today considered the finest existing example of residential Greek Revival architecture in Southern California. The Banning property also includes the Howard Rose Garden, a sanctuary of modern day roses as well as antique varietals that would have been grown in Banning's day. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d8649633-Reviews-Westfield_Topanga-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Westfield Topanga | categories: Shopping Malls | Description: Suggested duration | Westfield Topanga ; categories: Shopping Malls ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d161177-Reviews-Macy_s_Plaza-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Macy's Plaza | categories: Shopping Malls | Description: L.A.'s flagship Macy's is in buzzy, gentrifying downtown. Within its 266,000 freshly renovated square feet you'll find all the clothes, shoes, home accessories, and cosmetics you could ever need. | Macy's Plaza ; categories: Shopping Malls ; Description: L.A.'s flagship Macy's is in buzzy, gentrifying downtown. Within its 266,000 freshly renovated square feet you'll find all the clothes, shoes, home accessories, and cosmetics you could ever need. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Must see for any movie fan, Not sure why this doesn't have a higher average review score here - it is a must see for any movie fan going to Hollywood - and was in fact the highlight of our visit to Hollywood, outside of the studio tours. We came mainly to see the messages and signatures of stars in the pavement, which itself was interesting seeing the history of the stars and celebs. However the real highlight was the 45 minute tour of the building. I highly recommend this at it was not too expensive and they validate your car parking ticket so that covers the cost anyway. The tour allows you to go inside the building which is very beautiful and unusual from the inside with it's grand Chinese theme, and the tour guide was incredibly informative about how the theatre was built and it's history. Crazy to think that this is where most movie red carpets have been hosted over the last century right up to the present day. , Traveled as a couple Once seen no need to go again, Surprisingly at this time of the day there were very few tourists on the street.
The area out front of the theater is the only place where the stars of the past (long ago) put their footprints, handprints in the concrete slabs.
The “STARS” that you hear about are on all of 15 street blocks, with 2,700 individual acknowledgement stars movies / music / theater / radio / vaudeville (or was it something else Tom forgot), with the individuals name and a brass plaque of the specialty they excelled at.
Each new slab cost the city $5,500 to install.
The only performer to be recognized under all 5 categories was Gene Autry.
Mohamad Alley (Cassis Clay) refused to have his star as a sidewalk square, as he DID NOT want ANYONE walking on him, so his star is the only one hanging on the wall outside the Chinese Graman treater entrance.
This area is a lot different than the image Tom had in his head (Narrow Street with a lot junk shops); in reality the street is wide, and yes there are shops, but not junky.
We did not tour the inside of the theater, but from the back area (shoping area) there is a good view of the Holly Wood sign. Go see a movie!, Highly recommend going see a move while visiting! Not just looking at a the iconic hand and foot prints! The TLC is a movie theater with new release movies, we saw the new spider man on the 2D screen. It was beautiful on the inside on the Chinese theater. Love being able watch moves where stars had also watch . Check out the bathroom since it is pretty cool too.
Outside theatre is all the famous hand and footprints are located. It can get quit crowded with people measuring their hands to favorite stars. I do recommend going during daylight since the lighting at night is poor. (Or take a flash light), Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d103858-Reviews-TCL_Chinese_Theatres-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | TCL Chinese Theatres | categories: Historic Sites Movie Theaters Points of Interest & Landmarks | Description: Walk in the steps of the Tinseltown's stars: visit the theater's famous forecourt and gaze down at the stars' footprints, handprints and autographs immortalized in cement. | TCL Chinese Theatres ; categories: Historic Sites Movie Theaters Points of Interest & Landmarks ; Description: Walk in the steps of the Tinseltown's stars: visit the theater's famous forecourt and gaze down at the stars' footprints, handprints and autographs immortalized in cement. ; Reviews: Must see for any movie fan, Not sure why this doesn't have a higher average review score here - it is a must see for any movie fan going to Hollywood - and was in fact the highlight of our visit to Hollywood, outside of the studio tours. We came mainly to see the messages and signatures of stars in the pavement, which itself was interesting seeing the history of the stars and celebs. However the real highlight was the 45 minute tour of the building. I highly recommend this at it was not too expensive and they validate your car parking ticket so that covers the cost anyway. The tour allows you to go inside the building which is very beautiful and unusual from the inside with it's grand Chinese theme, and the tour guide was incredibly informative about how the theatre was built and it's history. Crazy to think that this is where most movie red carpets have been hosted over the last century right up to the present day. , Traveled as a couple Once seen no need to go again, Surprisingly at this time of the day there were very few tourists on the street.
The area out front of the theater is the only place where the stars of the past (long ago) put their footprints, handprints in the concrete slabs.
The “STARS” that you hear about are on all of 15 street blocks, with 2,700 individual acknowledgement stars movies / music / theater / radio / vaudeville (or was it something else Tom forgot), with the individuals name and a brass plaque of the specialty they excelled at.
Each new slab cost the city $5,500 to install.
The only performer to be recognized under all 5 categories was Gene Autry.
Mohamad Alley (Cassis Clay) refused to have his star as a sidewalk square, as he DID NOT want ANYONE walking on him, so his star is the only one hanging on the wall outside the Chinese Graman treater entrance.
This area is a lot different than the image Tom had in his head (Narrow Street with a lot junk shops); in reality the street is wide, and yes there are shops, but not junky.
We did not tour the inside of the theater, but from the back area (shoping area) there is a good view of the Holly Wood sign. Go see a movie!, Highly recommend going see a move while visiting! Not just looking at a the iconic hand and foot prints! The TLC is a movie theater with new release movies, we saw the new spider man on the 2D screen. It was beautiful on the inside on the Chinese theater. Love being able watch moves where stars had also watch . Check out the bathroom since it is pretty cool too.
Outside theatre is all the famous hand and footprints are located. It can get quit crowded with people measuring their hands to favorite stars. I do recommend going during daylight since the lighting at night is poor. (Or take a flash light), Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d156671-Reviews-Civic_Center-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Civic Center | categories: Civic Centres Shopping Malls Government Buildings | Description: Surrounded by meticulously well kept landscaping, this sprawling civic center complex hosts local and Federal buildings as well as the first and only shopping mall to be built on Los Angeles City Hall property. | Civic Center ; categories: Civic Centres Shopping Malls Government Buildings ; Description: Surrounded by meticulously well kept landscaping, this sprawling civic center complex hosts local and Federal buildings as well as the first and only shopping mall to be built on Los Angeles City Hall property. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Piscean dream bar, Located at the basement of a building, murals of sea life while descending the stairs a perfect photo op. Doorman volunteered to take photos upon entering. Overhead an aquarium full of fishes starts at the bottom of the stairs all the way at the other end of the room. We sat at the bar and ordered the drink Otonano Amasa served in a bird shape glass with toasted marshmallows at the rear. This drink ,which name means Sweetness in adults, is delish another round is a must. The Farmers Market Tempura remains crunchy even after it cooled off. The sauce was to die for. My friend has the California 11 and Pork Gyoza. I taste the Gyoza it found it pretty good. But that marshmallows I just need to have another that I ask for another piece and was given several. It's chewy with a filling inside. Bar tender kept us entertained with friendly, funny banter. Our waitress even ask if we want our pictures taken and made suggestions for a good backdrop. I would suggest reservations at least a week in advance. Parking is expensive around the resto but you can park at a structure next to Biltmore Hotel for $6.50 till 10:30pm. Limited street parking free on Saturdays and Sundays at 515 S Olive St. which is a 2 -3 min walk. You can see the building where the restaurant is located from this spot. I thoroughly enjoyed the food, drink, ambience, staff and service of this venue. I highly recommend and would definitely be back. Unexpected underwater experience!, We had a corporate meeting here, so the place was no my choice. Nice surprise it was when we went down the stairs and found ourselves under a huge aquarium with ocean fishes! See pictures. The guys serve all types of seafood in combination with pasta, vegetables, etc. Sushi / sashimi are also on the menu. They go well with Japanese matcha IPA, which is of dark green colour! Various cocktails are offered. Service is excellent! The boss Alex was personally all around us to make sure we were happy. This place is relatively new and works in the basement and they also have a venue on the roof named Perch. I’ve heard that is very famous and queue to enter is impressive on week-ends. , Traveled on business Best Sushi in LA, What a place , Wow
This restaurant is a master piece by all means
And most important its the real thing
Food taste great which is the thing we looking at when we eat but it is served , look at smells super
Went with my nephew through warm recommendation of a good friend and it was
One of the better ones I had in my trip to California , believe it or not but the huge aquarium tank hanged there above your head in the restaurant ceiling has a real shark in it👊🏻
The hot saki we were recommended by the host also was a good starter , take that and the baracuda fish its almost taste like beef 🙀
I am also told in weekends they have band playing there but we were mid week early night so we missed that , Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d7736397-Reviews-Mrs_Fish-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Mrs. Fish | categories: Art Galleries | Description: Mrs. Fish Sushi • Art • Whisky A contemporary Japanese restaurant and bar located in downtown Los Angeles. | Mrs. Fish ; categories: Art Galleries ; Description: Mrs. Fish Sushi • Art • Whisky A contemporary Japanese restaurant and bar located in downtown Los Angeles. ; Reviews: Piscean dream bar, Located at the basement of a building, murals of sea life while descending the stairs a perfect photo op. Doorman volunteered to take photos upon entering. Overhead an aquarium full of fishes starts at the bottom of the stairs all the way at the other end of the room. We sat at the bar and ordered the drink Otonano Amasa served in a bird shape glass with toasted marshmallows at the rear. This drink ,which name means Sweetness in adults, is delish another round is a must. The Farmers Market Tempura remains crunchy even after it cooled off. The sauce was to die for. My friend has the California 11 and Pork Gyoza. I taste the Gyoza it found it pretty good. But that marshmallows I just need to have another that I ask for another piece and was given several. It's chewy with a filling inside. Bar tender kept us entertained with friendly, funny banter. Our waitress even ask if we want our pictures taken and made suggestions for a good backdrop. I would suggest reservations at least a week in advance. Parking is expensive around the resto but you can park at a structure next to Biltmore Hotel for $6.50 till 10:30pm. Limited street parking free on Saturdays and Sundays at 515 S Olive St. which is a 2 -3 min walk. You can see the building where the restaurant is located from this spot. I thoroughly enjoyed the food, drink, ambience, staff and service of this venue. I highly recommend and would definitely be back. Unexpected underwater experience!, We had a corporate meeting here, so the place was no my choice. Nice surprise it was when we went down the stairs and found ourselves under a huge aquarium with ocean fishes! See pictures. The guys serve all types of seafood in combination with pasta, vegetables, etc. Sushi / sashimi are also on the menu. They go well with Japanese matcha IPA, which is of dark green colour! Various cocktails are offered. Service is excellent! The boss Alex was personally all around us to make sure we were happy. This place is relatively new and works in the basement and they also have a venue on the roof named Perch. I’ve heard that is very famous and queue to enter is impressive on week-ends. , Traveled on business Best Sushi in LA, What a place , Wow
This restaurant is a master piece by all means
And most important its the real thing
Food taste great which is the thing we looking at when we eat but it is served , look at smells super
Went with my nephew through warm recommendation of a good friend and it was
One of the better ones I had in my trip to California , believe it or not but the huge aquarium tank hanged there above your head in the restaurant ceiling has a real shark in it👊🏻
The hot saki we were recommended by the host also was a good starter , take that and the baracuda fish its almost taste like beef 🙀
I am also told in weekends they have band playing there but we were mid week early night so we missed that , Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d618957-Reviews-Fowler_Museum_at_UCLA-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Fowler Museum at UCLA | categories: Speciality Museums | Description: The Fowler Museum at UCLA explores global arts and cultures with an emphasis on works from Africa, Asia, the Pacific, and the Americas-past and present. The Fowler enhances understanding and appreciation of the diverse peoples, cultures, and religions of the world through dynamic exhibitions, publications, and public programs, informed by interdisciplinary approaches and the perspectives of the cultures represented. Also featured is the work of international contemporary artists presented within the complex frameworks of politics, culture and social action. The Fowler provides exciting, informative and thought-provoking exhibitions and events for the UCLA community and the people of greater Los Angeles and beyond. | Fowler Museum at UCLA ; categories: Speciality Museums ; Description: The Fowler Museum at UCLA explores global arts and cultures with an emphasis on works from Africa, Asia, the Pacific, and the Americas-past and present. The Fowler enhances understanding and appreciation of the diverse peoples, cultures, and religions of the world through dynamic exhibitions, publications, and public programs, informed by interdisciplinary approaches and the perspectives of the cultures represented. Also featured is the work of international contemporary artists presented within the complex frameworks of politics, culture and social action. The Fowler provides exciting, informative and thought-provoking exhibitions and events for the UCLA community and the people of greater Los Angeles and beyond. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d8121529-Reviews-Greenbar_Distillery-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Greenbar Distillery | categories: Distilleries | Description: Visit LA's original distillery! A great way to taste & learn about craft spirits. Greenbar Distillery makes a wide selection of organic spirits right in the heart of Los Angeles. Book a tour, tasting or cocktail class to sample the liquor, discover more about our unique approach to craft distilling and learn how to make better cocktails (that impress your friends). Lookout for TRU vodka, FRUITLAB liqueurs, GRAND amaros, CRUSOE rum, IXÁ tequila, SLOW HAND whiskey, CITY gin and BAR KEEP bitters - they're all created by Litty Mathew and Melkon Khosrovian, Greenbar Distillery Founders and well respected craft distilling enthusiasts. | Greenbar Distillery ; categories: Distilleries ; Description: Visit LA's original distillery! A great way to taste & learn about craft spirits. Greenbar Distillery makes a wide selection of organic spirits right in the heart of Los Angeles. Book a tour, tasting or cocktail class to sample the liquor, discover more about our unique approach to craft distilling and learn how to make better cocktails (that impress your friends). Lookout for TRU vodka, FRUITLAB liqueurs, GRAND amaros, CRUSOE rum, IXÁ tequila, SLOW HAND whiskey, CITY gin and BAR KEEP bitters - they're all created by Litty Mathew and Melkon Khosrovian, Greenbar Distillery Founders and well respected craft distilling enthusiasts. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Different than Mexican markets: mostly restaurants, more food variety, I love to travel in Mexico. There, you go to a market for cheap but good restaurants packed with people, as well as vendors selling almost everything. Grand Central Market has the same vibe, and the same crowds of people, but the customers are mostly ones looking for restaurant food at LA's high prices. ($5 for a taco?!)
This is a great food destination in the historic part of LA that otherwise doesn't have (as far as I could see) a lot of good restaurants. Be prepared to eat standing up, though, because there isn't a lot of seating. (There are some outdoor tables on the Broadway side -- in the summer, at least.) Note that you can enter from either Broadway or Hill Street. Something for Everyone here at this cheerful Food Market, Very good place for tourists and locals alike. It's got something to please everyone here, thai, chinese, sandwiches, tacos, seafood, drinks, smoothies and parking spaces and a cleanish ok bathroom. Lots of seating available - The back area has more seating as everyone tends to crowd the front parts. The groceries here are of course more expensive and there's a mexican shop selling spices of every kind possible. A very nice place to spend the day. Ques are usually at eggslut, villa moreliana and the korean place that i saw. Really recommend Fun little stop if already DT, wouldn't go out of my way to visit, It might be sticker shock traveling to LA but I felt it was very expensive for stall food even though admittedly it was very good. Compared to similar type indoor markets this one did not measure up in size and selection of stalls. Nearby parking is convenient for the GCM and walking to nearby architectural sites. Quite a few on staff security were visible and certainly made it secure. Clean bathrooms on site. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d524600-Reviews-Grand_Central_Market-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Grand Central Market | categories: Speciality & Gift Shops | Grand Central Market ; categories: Speciality & Gift Shops ; ; Reviews: Different than Mexican markets: mostly restaurants, more food variety, I love to travel in Mexico. There, you go to a market for cheap but good restaurants packed with people, as well as vendors selling almost everything. Grand Central Market has the same vibe, and the same crowds of people, but the customers are mostly ones looking for restaurant food at LA's high prices. ($5 for a taco?!)
This is a great food destination in the historic part of LA that otherwise doesn't have (as far as I could see) a lot of good restaurants. Be prepared to eat standing up, though, because there isn't a lot of seating. (There are some outdoor tables on the Broadway side -- in the summer, at least.) Note that you can enter from either Broadway or Hill Street. Something for Everyone here at this cheerful Food Market, Very good place for tourists and locals alike. It's got something to please everyone here, thai, chinese, sandwiches, tacos, seafood, drinks, smoothies and parking spaces and a cleanish ok bathroom. Lots of seating available - The back area has more seating as everyone tends to crowd the front parts. The groceries here are of course more expensive and there's a mexican shop selling spices of every kind possible. A very nice place to spend the day. Ques are usually at eggslut, villa moreliana and the korean place that i saw. Really recommend Fun little stop if already DT, wouldn't go out of my way to visit, It might be sticker shock traveling to LA but I felt it was very expensive for stall food even though admittedly it was very good. Compared to similar type indoor markets this one did not measure up in size and selection of stalls. Nearby parking is convenient for the GCM and walking to nearby architectural sites. Quite a few on staff security were visible and certainly made it secure. Clean bathrooms on site. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d6673819-Reviews-IPIC_Westwood-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | IPIC Westwood | categories: Theaters | Description: IPIC presents our guests with a unique movie experience where they can relax and escape with great comfort, hospitality and amenities. | IPIC Westwood ; categories: Theaters ; Description: IPIC presents our guests with a unique movie experience where they can relax and escape with great comfort, hospitality and amenities. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: The Comet Is Coming / venue review, Went to see the Comet is Coming at this great venue , the sound system was a fantastic sound with a brilliant light show.
Was not drinking alcohol due to an early flight the next day, asked the bartender for a glass of tap water but he said there would a charge . This is incredible how you can you charge for tap water. Surely there should be some law against it, I fully understand the laws may be different in the USA, but come on I paid for my tickets now they want to charge for tap water it’s ridiculous.
Please take note if your planning a visit , on my next trip to LA this venue will be avoided at all costs Intimate concert venue , Intimate music venue with a mezzanine and side elevated platforms. Most recently came here to watch Hunny perform, and really enjoyed the show. The security line was short since we arrived pretty late, and you just have to go through metal detectors and scan your tickets (we used the axs app) at the door. Bathrooms are to the immediate right, and it was a very long line for the ladies room. Unfortunately there’s only one bathroom (3 stalls), but on the other hand, there’s two bars (one on the bottom and one upstairs). There’s some tables with chairs to sit in the lounge plus some along the edge of the second level if you don’t want to be down in the pit. Otherwise, for shorter people (like myself) the sides (there’s little steps that you’ll have to take up) provide an elevated view where you’re still on the ground, but might be able to see a bit better.
Parking is a miserable situation. You can pay for valet and there’s various lots around. We got lucky and found parking in Wilshire that was free after 8pm, but most of the neighborhoods around are permit-parking. La Brea has some metered spots too, but those were all taken when we looked.
The people who work here are standoffish and not that friendly. Note that they don’t sell advance tickets for other shows, and only sell shows in-person for the show that’s playing that very night. The website hadn’t worded it clearly enough, so I was confused about that until I asked (unfortunately Eve 6 was sold out online so I was hoping to see if they had some in-stock at the box office while I was there). , Traveled with friends Awesome Venue & Staff, I LOVE small venues for concerts. And when the hub bought tickets to a show here, driving up over an hour from OC was NBD. The show that night was general admission, so I brought my cane with me. With a dislocated kneecap, I can only stand for so long, even with braces. But once there, they had ADA seating…huge kudos to El Rey for that! Great venue, great sound and great staffing. Highly recommend!, Traveled as a couple | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d606710-Reviews-El_Rey_Theater-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | El Rey Theater | categories: Theaters | Description: The El Rey Theater is an original art deco theater in the heart of the Miracle Mile, one of Los Angeles' preserved art deco districts. The El Rey was built in 1936 and designed by Clifford Balch. After over 50 years as a first run movie house, the El Rey was converted into a live music venue in 1994. A registered Historic-Cultural Monument, the El Rey has sweeping staircases, an art deco lobby, VIP balcony lounge and a grand ballroom equipped with a full stage. We're also available for private event bookings. | El Rey Theater ; categories: Theaters ; Description: The El Rey Theater is an original art deco theater in the heart of the Miracle Mile, one of Los Angeles' preserved art deco districts. The El Rey was built in 1936 and designed by Clifford Balch. After over 50 years as a first run movie house, the El Rey was converted into a live music venue in 1994. A registered Historic-Cultural Monument, the El Rey has sweeping staircases, an art deco lobby, VIP balcony lounge and a grand ballroom equipped with a full stage. We're also available for private event bookings. ; Reviews: The Comet Is Coming / venue review, Went to see the Comet is Coming at this great venue , the sound system was a fantastic sound with a brilliant light show.
Was not drinking alcohol due to an early flight the next day, asked the bartender for a glass of tap water but he said there would a charge . This is incredible how you can you charge for tap water. Surely there should be some law against it, I fully understand the laws may be different in the USA, but come on I paid for my tickets now they want to charge for tap water it’s ridiculous.
Please take note if your planning a visit , on my next trip to LA this venue will be avoided at all costs Intimate concert venue , Intimate music venue with a mezzanine and side elevated platforms. Most recently came here to watch Hunny perform, and really enjoyed the show. The security line was short since we arrived pretty late, and you just have to go through metal detectors and scan your tickets (we used the axs app) at the door. Bathrooms are to the immediate right, and it was a very long line for the ladies room. Unfortunately there’s only one bathroom (3 stalls), but on the other hand, there’s two bars (one on the bottom and one upstairs). There’s some tables with chairs to sit in the lounge plus some along the edge of the second level if you don’t want to be down in the pit. Otherwise, for shorter people (like myself) the sides (there’s little steps that you’ll have to take up) provide an elevated view where you’re still on the ground, but might be able to see a bit better.
Parking is a miserable situation. You can pay for valet and there’s various lots around. We got lucky and found parking in Wilshire that was free after 8pm, but most of the neighborhoods around are permit-parking. La Brea has some metered spots too, but those were all taken when we looked.
The people who work here are standoffish and not that friendly. Note that they don’t sell advance tickets for other shows, and only sell shows in-person for the show that’s playing that very night. The website hadn’t worded it clearly enough, so I was confused about that until I asked (unfortunately Eve 6 was sold out online so I was hoping to see if they had some in-stock at the box office while I was there). , Traveled with friends Awesome Venue & Staff, I LOVE small venues for concerts. And when the hub bought tickets to a show here, driving up over an hour from OC was NBD. The show that night was general admission, so I brought my cane with me. With a dislocated kneecap, I can only stand for so long, even with braces. But once there, they had ADA seating…huge kudos to El Rey for that! Great venue, great sound and great staffing. Highly recommend!, Traveled as a couple | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: One of the Best Concert Venues in Hollywood., We have been to the Fonda Theatre a few times now and each experience has been just the best. We were here a couple of weeks ago to see Lovely the Band.
The staff, employees, management and security are great. They know that place well. They are friendly and caring. I always take my grandson with me. He is a special needs kid and they know it and treat him so sweetly. If you need anything they will help you.
Parking is in the lot next door and about $8 if I recall. There is a line because this place is always general admission standing, with the exception of a small balcony that has some seating. The staff has it together, they will open on time and get you in pretty fast. Have your vax card/proof ready and take a clear bag so they don't have to spend so much time searching for whatever you think you might be able to sneak in. Good luck with that.
Once in they have a wonderful full bar and the place itself is just beautiful. It has been all renovated and still looks like I imagine it did in the 40s' or 50's when it was built. It is all art deco inside. It is not a large place so you will be able to see some great bands there before they move on to the big places like the awful Staples Center.
They also have a wonderful roof and after the show you can go up there just to unwind or finish your drink. From the roof you can see all of Hollywood Blvd., with all its lights and magic.
We love this place. Nice, smaller venue for concerts., This place was not in the best area of LA, a tiny bit run down, but the theater has a goth feel to it which we loved. My husband and I had balcony seats which was great for us older kids. We had a great time! The only thing that sucked was that it cost $15 for a beer. That's why we had beers at the brew house next door before we went in. If you can get floor tickets , you will have a great experience! Great venue, Lovely small old theatre, reminds me of our London ones with the carpet! You can sit upstairs or stand wherever with your ticket. Nice to be so relaxed. Very friendly audience too. Definitely would go again to this venue., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d13795222-Reviews-Fonda_theatre-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Fonda theatre | categories: Theaters | Fonda theatre ; categories: Theaters ; ; Reviews: One of the Best Concert Venues in Hollywood., We have been to the Fonda Theatre a few times now and each experience has been just the best. We were here a couple of weeks ago to see Lovely the Band.
The staff, employees, management and security are great. They know that place well. They are friendly and caring. I always take my grandson with me. He is a special needs kid and they know it and treat him so sweetly. If you need anything they will help you.
Parking is in the lot next door and about $8 if I recall. There is a line because this place is always general admission standing, with the exception of a small balcony that has some seating. The staff has it together, they will open on time and get you in pretty fast. Have your vax card/proof ready and take a clear bag so they don't have to spend so much time searching for whatever you think you might be able to sneak in. Good luck with that.
Once in they have a wonderful full bar and the place itself is just beautiful. It has been all renovated and still looks like I imagine it did in the 40s' or 50's when it was built. It is all art deco inside. It is not a large place so you will be able to see some great bands there before they move on to the big places like the awful Staples Center.
They also have a wonderful roof and after the show you can go up there just to unwind or finish your drink. From the roof you can see all of Hollywood Blvd., with all its lights and magic.
We love this place. Nice, smaller venue for concerts., This place was not in the best area of LA, a tiny bit run down, but the theater has a goth feel to it which we loved. My husband and I had balcony seats which was great for us older kids. We had a great time! The only thing that sucked was that it cost $15 for a beer. That's why we had beers at the brew house next door before we went in. If you can get floor tickets , you will have a great experience! Great venue, Lovely small old theatre, reminds me of our London ones with the carpet! You can sit upstairs or stand wherever with your ticket. Nice to be so relaxed. Very friendly audience too. Definitely would go again to this venue., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d8474502-Reviews-Venice_Pier-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Venice Pier | categories: Piers & Boardwalks | Description: Suggested duration | Venice Pier ; categories: Piers & Boardwalks ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d2527987-Reviews-La_Plaza_de_Cultura_Y_Artes-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | La Plaza de Cultura Y Artes | categories: Art Museums | Description: The mission of LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is to celebrate and cultivate an appreciation for the enduring and evolving influence of Mexican and Mexican-American culture, with a specific focus upon the unique Mexican-American experience in Los Angeles and Southern California. LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is the nation's premier center of Mexican American culture. Providing an experience unlike any other, LA Plaza's interactive exhibits and dynamic programs invite visitors to explore as well as contribute to the ongoing story of Mexican Americans in Los Angeles and beyond. Located near the site where Los Angeles was founded in 1781, LA Plaza's 2.2-acre campus includes two historic and newly renovated buildings (the Vickrey-Brunswig Building and Plaza House) surrounded by 30,000 square feet of public garden. | La Plaza de Cultura Y Artes ; categories: Art Museums ; Description: The mission of LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is to celebrate and cultivate an appreciation for the enduring and evolving influence of Mexican and Mexican-American culture, with a specific focus upon the unique Mexican-American experience in Los Angeles and Southern California. LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is the nation's premier center of Mexican American culture. Providing an experience unlike any other, LA Plaza's interactive exhibits and dynamic programs invite visitors to explore as well as contribute to the ongoing story of Mexican Americans in Los Angeles and beyond. Located near the site where Los Angeles was founded in 1781, LA Plaza's 2.2-acre campus includes two historic and newly renovated buildings (the Vickrey-Brunswig Building and Plaza House) surrounded by 30,000 square feet of public garden. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: First timer at the Banc - Great Experience, Second MLS stadium I have visited so far. Great atmosphere and most will be surprised by how loud it can get in the supporters section. If your from out of town get there early and take an Uber from your accommodation; it makes the experience more smoother. If you're a supporter tailgates start 3 hours prior to game time so if your up for it, I recommend it., Traveled solo Venue website is dishonest!, Be aware that if you pay for the extra benefits for founders Club tickets that the food and beverage comps advertised on their website only apply to soccer games not Concerts. The founders Club seating is supposed to include an lounge access, easy entry and comp ed beer, wine and snacks. Again only during soccer. Staff were helpful except for Gabriel, director of catering. Caveat emptor!, Traveled with friends Thoroughly enjoyed a concert!, Don't get discouraged by negative reviews on early concerts at this venue. Parking was a breeze (surprisingly slow) and had friends meeting me both from south and north. Both found parking within minutes of exiting freeway. I took the new metro line and was easy.
Yes drinks and food are expensive but no more so than any other sporting event or concert. Standard stadium pricing and no surprises.
Security was very tight and felt comfortable.
Acoustics weren't the best but if you're into the band you're going to see you will fully enjoy. Don't hesitate to see your band here.
The Field Bar & Restaurant was open prior to our night concert for pre-drinks and food and we hit the mexican restaurant and bar a couple blocks away before that.
Overall very smooth and enjoyable. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d13921415-Reviews-Banc_of_California_Stadium-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Banc of California Stadium | categories: Arenas & Stadiums | Banc of California Stadium ; categories: Arenas & Stadiums ; ; Reviews: First timer at the Banc - Great Experience, Second MLS stadium I have visited so far. Great atmosphere and most will be surprised by how loud it can get in the supporters section. If your from out of town get there early and take an Uber from your accommodation; it makes the experience more smoother. If you're a supporter tailgates start 3 hours prior to game time so if your up for it, I recommend it., Traveled solo Venue website is dishonest!, Be aware that if you pay for the extra benefits for founders Club tickets that the food and beverage comps advertised on their website only apply to soccer games not Concerts. The founders Club seating is supposed to include an lounge access, easy entry and comp ed beer, wine and snacks. Again only during soccer. Staff were helpful except for Gabriel, director of catering. Caveat emptor!, Traveled with friends Thoroughly enjoyed a concert!, Don't get discouraged by negative reviews on early concerts at this venue. Parking was a breeze (surprisingly slow) and had friends meeting me both from south and north. Both found parking within minutes of exiting freeway. I took the new metro line and was easy.
Yes drinks and food are expensive but no more so than any other sporting event or concert. Standard stadium pricing and no surprises.
Security was very tight and felt comfortable.
Acoustics weren't the best but if you're into the band you're going to see you will fully enjoy. Don't hesitate to see your band here.
The Field Bar & Restaurant was open prior to our night concert for pre-drinks and food and we hit the mexican restaurant and bar a couple blocks away before that.
Overall very smooth and enjoyable. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d156696-Reviews-Nordstrom-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Nordstrom | categories: Department Stores | Description: A branch of a leading fashion department store, Nordstrom features quality, value, selection and service. | Nordstrom ; categories: Department Stores ; Description: A branch of a leading fashion department store, Nordstrom features quality, value, selection and service. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d9758331-Reviews-Ford_Theatres-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Ford Theatres | categories: Theaters | Description: Located in the Hollywood Hills, the Ford Theatres present an eclectic summer season of culturally diverse music, dance, theatre, film and family events. Recently named “Best Music Venue” by the LA Weekly, the Ford’s intimate 1,200-seat outdoor amphitheatre provides a summer-in-LA experience that can’t be beat. | Ford Theatres ; categories: Theaters ; Description: Located in the Hollywood Hills, the Ford Theatres present an eclectic summer season of culturally diverse music, dance, theatre, film and family events. Recently named “Best Music Venue” by the LA Weekly, the Ford’s intimate 1,200-seat outdoor amphitheatre provides a summer-in-LA experience that can’t be beat. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d10319465-Reviews-Hauser_Wirth-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Hauser & Wirth | categories: Art Galleries | Description: Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles is one of thirteen worldwide locations of Hauser & Wirth, the international gallery devoted to contemporary art and modern masters. A family business with a global outlook, Hauser & Wirth opened its Los Angeles location in March 2016 in the heart of the burgeoning Downtown Los Angeles Arts District. Occupying a former flour mill, Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles is a vibrant communal space that links art and architecture with a dynamic events program. In addition to supporting and collaborating with many local and international cultural organizations, nonprofits, and universities, the Los Angeles gallery fosters public dialogue with the arts through a range of activities that engage the city’s diverse population. | Hauser & Wirth ; categories: Art Galleries ; Description: Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles is one of thirteen worldwide locations of Hauser & Wirth, the international gallery devoted to contemporary art and modern masters. A family business with a global outlook, Hauser & Wirth opened its Los Angeles location in March 2016 in the heart of the burgeoning Downtown Los Angeles Arts District. Occupying a former flour mill, Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles is a vibrant communal space that links art and architecture with a dynamic events program. In addition to supporting and collaborating with many local and international cultural organizations, nonprofits, and universities, the Los Angeles gallery fosters public dialogue with the arts through a range of activities that engage the city’s diverse population. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d4554028-Reviews-Hollywood_United_Methodist_Church-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Hollywood United Methodist Church | categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks Churches & Cathedrals | Description: Suggested duration | Hollywood United Methodist Church ; categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks Churches & Cathedrals ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d11705533-Reviews-Los_Angeles_California_Temple-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Los Angeles California Temple | categories: Religious Sites | Description: Open to the public, the Los Angeles Temple is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. Visitors can walk through the colorful gardens lined with towering trees, sit by the fountains and cascading waterfall, enjoy the beautiful views, and feel the peace of the grounds. While you're there, you can take a guided tour at the Visitors' Center. | Los Angeles California Temple ; categories: Religious Sites ; Description: Open to the public, the Los Angeles Temple is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. Visitors can walk through the colorful gardens lined with towering trees, sit by the fountains and cascading waterfall, enjoy the beautiful views, and feel the peace of the grounds. While you're there, you can take a guided tour at the Visitors' Center. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d10020661-Reviews-Macy_s_4th_of_July_Fireworks-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Macy's 4th of July Fireworks | categories: Seasonal Fireworks | Description: The nighttime sky on the 4th of July comes alive with a spectacular patriotic display of fireworks over L.A. The best seats in town are at the world famous Hollywood Bowl, where big name acts hit the stage to perform their greatest hits and usher in the festive fireworks. | Macy's 4th of July Fireworks ; categories: Seasonal Fireworks ; Description: The nighttime sky on the 4th of July comes alive with a spectacular patriotic display of fireworks over L.A. The best seats in town are at the world famous Hollywood Bowl, where big name acts hit the stage to perform their greatest hits and usher in the festive fireworks. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d5962316-Reviews-Chinese_American_Museum-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Chinese American Museum | categories: Speciality Museums | Description: Suggested duration | Chinese American Museum ; categories: Speciality Museums ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Bookworms’ paradise, I literally stumbled upon this place when looking for things to do in LA that go beyond the usual suspects: Santa Monica, Universal Studios, etc. And what a gem it turned out to be. Bookstores for the most part lost their character, but this one is full of it: old jazz records playing in the background, people flipping through their finds in a few reading corners, rows upon rows of vynil records, books going from the latest prints all the way to some rare finds. Oh, they have a few quirky elements too - be prepared :D Great place to stop by if you have a teenager in tow too. But be prepared for “can we please buy this record, and this book, and that one, also this one too, please?”, Traveled with family Magical Experience, As soon as I checked my books and entered the bookstore, I never wanted to leave. I spent about 2 hours browsing books and taking pics of all their cool art exhibits. There's even a little Art Gallery upstairs and you can buy the works on display. Some artists also had little shops upstairs. Very mellow and chill. I'll definitely be back :) A Book Lovers Paradise, An amazing bookstore that left me in awe when I walked through the labyrinth of books on the second floor. Every corner had something interesting for you to look at. The book selection was wide ranging, and as a book lover I enjoyed every minute I was there. The prices ranged widely, but I was able to find books under $5.
In addition to books, you can find some small shops in the second floor selling artifacts or artwork.
The Last Bookstore is located in Downtown Los Angeles so the only parking available is street or lot parking.
I stopped by on a Sunday in February 2020 and it was really busy. A farmers market was taking place right next to the bookstore, which was a bonus.
A must stop for book lovers visiting LA! Just be sure to pack some patience since it is a tourist stop so you will see lots of people and lots of photo taking., Traveled with friends | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d6835662-Reviews-The_Last_Bookstore-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | The Last Bookstore | categories: Speciality & Gift Shops | The Last Bookstore ; categories: Speciality & Gift Shops ; ; Reviews: Bookworms’ paradise, I literally stumbled upon this place when looking for things to do in LA that go beyond the usual suspects: Santa Monica, Universal Studios, etc. And what a gem it turned out to be. Bookstores for the most part lost their character, but this one is full of it: old jazz records playing in the background, people flipping through their finds in a few reading corners, rows upon rows of vynil records, books going from the latest prints all the way to some rare finds. Oh, they have a few quirky elements too - be prepared :D Great place to stop by if you have a teenager in tow too. But be prepared for “can we please buy this record, and this book, and that one, also this one too, please?”, Traveled with family Magical Experience, As soon as I checked my books and entered the bookstore, I never wanted to leave. I spent about 2 hours browsing books and taking pics of all their cool art exhibits. There's even a little Art Gallery upstairs and you can buy the works on display. Some artists also had little shops upstairs. Very mellow and chill. I'll definitely be back :) A Book Lovers Paradise, An amazing bookstore that left me in awe when I walked through the labyrinth of books on the second floor. Every corner had something interesting for you to look at. The book selection was wide ranging, and as a book lover I enjoyed every minute I was there. The prices ranged widely, but I was able to find books under $5.
In addition to books, you can find some small shops in the second floor selling artifacts or artwork.
The Last Bookstore is located in Downtown Los Angeles so the only parking available is street or lot parking.
I stopped by on a Sunday in February 2020 and it was really busy. A farmers market was taking place right next to the bookstore, which was a bonus.
A must stop for book lovers visiting LA! Just be sure to pack some patience since it is a tourist stop so you will see lots of people and lots of photo taking., Traveled with friends | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: If you love music, go there! Huge selection., We were there for about an hour on a rainy day. It was quite busy for mid afternoon. Many vinyl records, CDs, DVDs new and preowned. Tshirts, posters and books are upstairs available for purchase. The store covers the whole corner of the block. Parking is available next door and Amoeba will validate your parking pass. You can also park on the street at the meters. The store is near the Hollywood Walk of Fame. I am now wishing I had bought some CDs I found as they are rare and cost more online. I will return. If you love music, go there!, Traveled with family Cool stop in LA, I think this was highlight of Hollywood Blvd. I would walk in just to see merchandise. The loft area has books. Parked in El Centro parking lot (hard to find elevator in Garage and hard to find walk in Enteance from street), had to make left turn on busy street. There were a lot of people, might be worth taking red line from a station with free parking. Really nice place to walk through, wish there were more local eateries within eye shot of store., Traveled with family Huge selection of CDs, vinyl, DVDs, etc, This was my second visit. A must for music lovers. There is so much to see and so little time! I recommend. Park in the ramp next door and get your receipt validated for 90 minute parking. It is convenient. I bought 2 CDs. I forgot to look for the painted mural near the stage. Next time !, Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d592701-Reviews-Amoeba_Music-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Amoeba Music | categories: Speciality & Gift Shops | Description: Amoeba is a dynamic part of L.A.’s musical community, with thousands of music lovers from all walks of life passing through their doors every day. Their fun and experienced staff is an all-star team of veterans from music and movie stores all over the country. They have experts in every field and collectively, the musical knowledge they represent is encyclopedic and unparalleled. They are also a critically acclaimed music venue, with a long history of hosting live bands, artist signings, DJs, parades, charity events, and release parties. Located in the El Centro complex at the corner of Hollywood and Argyle, Amoeba is a highly visible and easily accessible destination. They have validated parking (75 minutes with purchase) in the El Centro parking structure and it's very convenient to public transportation with the Hollywood & Vine Metro rail stop across the street. | Amoeba Music ; categories: Speciality & Gift Shops ; Description: Amoeba is a dynamic part of L.A.’s musical community, with thousands of music lovers from all walks of life passing through their doors every day. Their fun and experienced staff is an all-star team of veterans from music and movie stores all over the country. They have experts in every field and collectively, the musical knowledge they represent is encyclopedic and unparalleled. They are also a critically acclaimed music venue, with a long history of hosting live bands, artist signings, DJs, parades, charity events, and release parties. Located in the El Centro complex at the corner of Hollywood and Argyle, Amoeba is a highly visible and easily accessible destination. They have validated parking (75 minutes with purchase) in the El Centro parking structure and it's very convenient to public transportation with the Hollywood & Vine Metro rail stop across the street. ; Reviews: If you love music, go there! Huge selection., We were there for about an hour on a rainy day. It was quite busy for mid afternoon. Many vinyl records, CDs, DVDs new and preowned. Tshirts, posters and books are upstairs available for purchase. The store covers the whole corner of the block. Parking is available next door and Amoeba will validate your parking pass. You can also park on the street at the meters. The store is near the Hollywood Walk of Fame. I am now wishing I had bought some CDs I found as they are rare and cost more online. I will return. If you love music, go there!, Traveled with family Cool stop in LA, I think this was highlight of Hollywood Blvd. I would walk in just to see merchandise. The loft area has books. Parked in El Centro parking lot (hard to find elevator in Garage and hard to find walk in Enteance from street), had to make left turn on busy street. There were a lot of people, might be worth taking red line from a station with free parking. Really nice place to walk through, wish there were more local eateries within eye shot of store., Traveled with family Huge selection of CDs, vinyl, DVDs, etc, This was my second visit. A must for music lovers. There is so much to see and so little time! I recommend. Park in the ramp next door and get your receipt validated for 90 minute parking. It is convenient. I bought 2 CDs. I forgot to look for the painted mural near the stage. Next time !, Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d17438330-Reviews-Wisdome_LA-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Wisdome LA | categories: Art Galleries Art Museums | Description: SAMSKARA is an immersive art exhibition featuring works of transformational artist Android Jones. Samskara includes: - Full dome mapping projection show - Android Jones art gallery - Microdose VR experience - Interactive photo experience | Wisdome LA ; categories: Art Galleries Art Museums ; Description: SAMSKARA is an immersive art exhibition featuring works of transformational artist Android Jones. Samskara includes: - Full dome mapping projection show - Android Jones art gallery - Microdose VR experience - Interactive photo experience ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Van Nice!, Local Los Angeles Brewery in the heart of the LA Valley aka the 818 aka the SFV. This small business is a must try, not only for the amazing variety of craft beer in all styles including IPA's, seasonal porters, stouts, pilsners and pales, but for amazing service and amazingly good vibes year round.
The parking is pretty role of the dice so if you're passing through then ride share away or have a designated driver. MacLeod's is also near the Metro Orangeline Busway stop off Van Nuys Blvd and very close to the local courthouse and city hall.
The food here keeps getting better, but the pizza pies are perfection and they have plenty of vegan friendly options as well.
Cool merchandise for purchase online or inside. One of the best breweries in Los Angeles hands down.
They often have special events throughout the year and are open most days and holidays, however they really value their amazing crew and give them days of appreciation and close the brewery to the public once and while, which is amazing.
Support local, support small, support Macleod's!
I'm here often and order even more often for pickup and/or delivery, available through their website and sometimes third party apps. Great time, Great beer (try a cask). Great food. Kid friendly. Pet friendly. Darts. Designated drivers drink not-alcohol free. Beer floats. You heard me., Traveled with family Hidden Gem, Stayed with friends that lived in the area and they recommended this place. Family/pet friendly. Had board games/darts/cornhole games available. Beer selection was very good. Pizza was excellent! Also met like 3 other dudes named Brian in this place.,haha., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d7387728-Reviews-MacLeod_Ale_Brewing_House-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | MacLeod Ale Brewing House | categories: Breweries | Description: We are a 7-Barrel craft brewery specializing in cask-conditioned British ale. Our beers are made with the highest quality ingredients available, and proudly served at traditional cellar temperatures of 54º. | MacLeod Ale Brewing House ; categories: Breweries ; Description: We are a 7-Barrel craft brewery specializing in cask-conditioned British ale. Our beers are made with the highest quality ingredients available, and proudly served at traditional cellar temperatures of 54º. ; Reviews: Van Nice!, Local Los Angeles Brewery in the heart of the LA Valley aka the 818 aka the SFV. This small business is a must try, not only for the amazing variety of craft beer in all styles including IPA's, seasonal porters, stouts, pilsners and pales, but for amazing service and amazingly good vibes year round.
The parking is pretty role of the dice so if you're passing through then ride share away or have a designated driver. MacLeod's is also near the Metro Orangeline Busway stop off Van Nuys Blvd and very close to the local courthouse and city hall.
The food here keeps getting better, but the pizza pies are perfection and they have plenty of vegan friendly options as well.
Cool merchandise for purchase online or inside. One of the best breweries in Los Angeles hands down.
They often have special events throughout the year and are open most days and holidays, however they really value their amazing crew and give them days of appreciation and close the brewery to the public once and while, which is amazing.
Support local, support small, support Macleod's!
I'm here often and order even more often for pickup and/or delivery, available through their website and sometimes third party apps. Great time, Great beer (try a cask). Great food. Kid friendly. Pet friendly. Darts. Designated drivers drink not-alcohol free. Beer floats. You heard me., Traveled with family Hidden Gem, Stayed with friends that lived in the area and they recommended this place. Family/pet friendly. Had board games/darts/cornhole games available. Beer selection was very good. Pizza was excellent! Also met like 3 other dudes named Brian in this place.,haha., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d6200318-Reviews-Valley_Relics_Museum-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Valley Relics Museum | categories: Speciality Museums | Description: The Valley Relics Museum and Event Space is a community driven pop culture museum dedicated to the preservation of Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley history. Every item in our 4600 sqft museum was either donated directly by a community member or rescued from being destroyed and gone forever. Our unique collection features over 10,000 artifacts including iconic neon signs, classic automobiles, roadside attractions, postcards, western clothing, and vintage BMX bikes. For private guided tours or to host an event email us for pricing and availability. The Valley Relics Museum is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. | Valley Relics Museum ; categories: Speciality Museums ; Description: The Valley Relics Museum and Event Space is a community driven pop culture museum dedicated to the preservation of Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley history. Every item in our 4600 sqft museum was either donated directly by a community member or rescued from being destroyed and gone forever. Our unique collection features over 10,000 artifacts including iconic neon signs, classic automobiles, roadside attractions, postcards, western clothing, and vintage BMX bikes. For private guided tours or to host an event email us for pricing and availability. The Valley Relics Museum is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: If you love magic this is a must visit, The first two things you need to know are, there is a strict dress code, and you can only visit by being invited by a member. Once you've found a kind soul to invite you, you choose a dinner time and the doors open at 4:45. You can immediately grab a drink and start exploring. It's $25 per person for the entrance fee which isn't too bad considering you get to see lots of shows. Once you grab a drink you can take it with you into any area and into any show, and there are several bars through out the Castle. There is a parlor where a "ghost" plays any song you can think of on a piano. Pretty fun to do while you wait for a show or dinner. We grabbed a drink and then got in line for the first available show. For the most part the magicians are amateurs and so you shouldn't go in expecting David Blaine. But they are entertaining, especially the comedian magicians. The MOST impressive magicians though are the close up magic guys. They really are impressive. They are sprinkled through out the castle and you can happen on one as you walk around exploring. The best show we saw by far was by a bartender/magician named Nick down in the basement (every time I've gone the basement bar was where I saw the absolutely best magic). He did some card tricks that blew us all away! And he was hilarious to boot. Movie references and constant jokes through out his performance. I could have stayed in the basement the entire time. The other part worth mentioning is the excellence of the food. This was my third visit to The Castle but it had been so long I forgot anything about the food. Maybe it wasn't great before. But it is amazing now. WE had a group of 6 and between us we ordered the filet minion (Milton style which means your steak is topped with crab, asparagus and a cream sauce, so decadent) the beef Wellington, the Australian rack of lamb, tomahawk steak, lobster tail, crab bisque, mushroom soup, and curried cauliflower. Everything was cooked to perfection and absolutely delicious. My filet was THICK and somehow still cooked perfectly all the way through. Dessert was a flourless chocolate lava cake with berries and that was yummy too. Not the best, but a nice ending to the meal. Overall a fantastic night. A very unique kind of thing to do in LA. A very magical experience, Very unique place. Food was excellent service was excellent. We brought our adult children this time and they loved it. Dress code is formal no jeans, suites and ties for men and dresses for ladies. How nice to be out for dinner where everyone is dressed up. No leggings or ratty jeans. Our adults kids loved it. Nothing here is cheap but we think it was worth every penny because the experience is so unique. Best way to get in is to stay at the Magic Hotel next door, every stay gets you a dinner reservation. For evening events you must be 21. Brunch for the kids on the weekend. But the kids must meet the dress code as well. It’s all posted on the web site. You will have a magical evening. The variety of magicians was superb., Traveled as a couple A Magical Evening, The Most Unique Place Ever!
It had been 40 years since my last visit. Took my wife and we had an incredible evening. If you think you have “seen everything” in life, you haven’t if you have never been to the castle. We went on a Friday night so it was very busy. Dinner was surprisingly superb. The steak was perfect and the banana cream pie was out of this world. You can’t take any pictures in the castle so people actually talk vs typing on their phones. The magic acts were great. Dress is formal, no jeans or sneakers and you must be at least 21 years of age for the evening events. If you stay at the magic castle hotel you can get into the castle otherwise you need to know a member to get in. Not a cheap evening out, but we’ll worth the expense. You will be amazed for your entire trip. What a magical experience. Really a unique experience that will be hard to beat!, Traveled as a couple | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d592147-Reviews-The_Magic_Castle-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | The Magic Castle | categories: Dinner Theaters | The Magic Castle ; categories: Dinner Theaters ; ; Reviews: If you love magic this is a must visit, The first two things you need to know are, there is a strict dress code, and you can only visit by being invited by a member. Once you've found a kind soul to invite you, you choose a dinner time and the doors open at 4:45. You can immediately grab a drink and start exploring. It's $25 per person for the entrance fee which isn't too bad considering you get to see lots of shows. Once you grab a drink you can take it with you into any area and into any show, and there are several bars through out the Castle. There is a parlor where a "ghost" plays any song you can think of on a piano. Pretty fun to do while you wait for a show or dinner. We grabbed a drink and then got in line for the first available show. For the most part the magicians are amateurs and so you shouldn't go in expecting David Blaine. But they are entertaining, especially the comedian magicians. The MOST impressive magicians though are the close up magic guys. They really are impressive. They are sprinkled through out the castle and you can happen on one as you walk around exploring. The best show we saw by far was by a bartender/magician named Nick down in the basement (every time I've gone the basement bar was where I saw the absolutely best magic). He did some card tricks that blew us all away! And he was hilarious to boot. Movie references and constant jokes through out his performance. I could have stayed in the basement the entire time. The other part worth mentioning is the excellence of the food. This was my third visit to The Castle but it had been so long I forgot anything about the food. Maybe it wasn't great before. But it is amazing now. WE had a group of 6 and between us we ordered the filet minion (Milton style which means your steak is topped with crab, asparagus and a cream sauce, so decadent) the beef Wellington, the Australian rack of lamb, tomahawk steak, lobster tail, crab bisque, mushroom soup, and curried cauliflower. Everything was cooked to perfection and absolutely delicious. My filet was THICK and somehow still cooked perfectly all the way through. Dessert was a flourless chocolate lava cake with berries and that was yummy too. Not the best, but a nice ending to the meal. Overall a fantastic night. A very unique kind of thing to do in LA. A very magical experience, Very unique place. Food was excellent service was excellent. We brought our adult children this time and they loved it. Dress code is formal no jeans, suites and ties for men and dresses for ladies. How nice to be out for dinner where everyone is dressed up. No leggings or ratty jeans. Our adults kids loved it. Nothing here is cheap but we think it was worth every penny because the experience is so unique. Best way to get in is to stay at the Magic Hotel next door, every stay gets you a dinner reservation. For evening events you must be 21. Brunch for the kids on the weekend. But the kids must meet the dress code as well. It’s all posted on the web site. You will have a magical evening. The variety of magicians was superb., Traveled as a couple A Magical Evening, The Most Unique Place Ever!
It had been 40 years since my last visit. Took my wife and we had an incredible evening. If you think you have “seen everything” in life, you haven’t if you have never been to the castle. We went on a Friday night so it was very busy. Dinner was surprisingly superb. The steak was perfect and the banana cream pie was out of this world. You can’t take any pictures in the castle so people actually talk vs typing on their phones. The magic acts were great. Dress is formal, no jeans or sneakers and you must be at least 21 years of age for the evening events. If you stay at the magic castle hotel you can get into the castle otherwise you need to know a member to get in. Not a cheap evening out, but we’ll worth the expense. You will be amazed for your entire trip. What a magical experience. Really a unique experience that will be hard to beat!, Traveled as a couple | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Very "Hollywood Star" Thing, Walking there as when Emma Stone from the scene of movie Lalaland was walking is a good experience.
Perfect spot to spot on some artists painted on the wall.
Worth visiting when touring Hollywood area. Worth looking at if nearby, This is actually a famous mural of older hollywood stars located off of hollywood blvd. It really is a neat thing to see if nearby but I wouldn't go out of my way if you aren't already in the area. Nice to see and take pictures of if you see., Traveled with family Wouldn’t have travelled specifically to see it, We saw this en route back to our car after waking down Hollywood Boulevard and saw it by accident. Decent mural of some of the older Hollywood legends, and we had fun trying to spot the who’s who ... worth a look if you happen across it but don’t make a special trip., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d1724663-Reviews-Hollywood_Murals_You_Are_the_Star-Los_Angeles_California.html | 3.5 | Hollywood Murals-You Are the Star | categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks | Hollywood Murals-You Are the Star ; categories: Points of Interest & Landmarks ; ; Reviews: Very "Hollywood Star" Thing, Walking there as when Emma Stone from the scene of movie Lalaland was walking is a good experience.
Perfect spot to spot on some artists painted on the wall.
Worth visiting when touring Hollywood area. Worth looking at if nearby, This is actually a famous mural of older hollywood stars located off of hollywood blvd. It really is a neat thing to see if nearby but I wouldn't go out of my way if you aren't already in the area. Nice to see and take pictures of if you see., Traveled with family Wouldn’t have travelled specifically to see it, We saw this en route back to our car after waking down Hollywood Boulevard and saw it by accident. Decent mural of some of the older Hollywood legends, and we had fun trying to spot the who’s who ... worth a look if you happen across it but don’t make a special trip., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Reliable, communicative, safe, friendly, just the best, We (A Family of 6) were picked up from LAX and driven to Newport at the end of March and the return leg was in April. Booking was easy and quick, prices incredibly competitive and the communication was key. Within minutes of our booking I got an international call on my UK mobile from the owner making sure that we would fit in the selected car. He was correct, we needed a van which was arranged immediately. Upon arrival all car seat (Infant and boosters) were assembled and arranged perfectly. Driving was safe and drivers immensely knowledgable and safe. Highly recommend them to all families who need that extra luggage and passenger space! Best in LA! We highly recommend UrideLA, Jamar sent me his phone number, so I call him when we landed. Our flight was on time, my Roaming kicked in so when I called him, he directed us, very professionally, where to meet him at the LAX pick-up area. He was a fine looking man, reminded me of "the Rock". He was polite and courteous. His vehicle had plenty of room for 7 of us, and all our luggage, so it was a comfortable ride to Hollywood RV Park. Jamar stayed with us while we waited for the RV to be delivered, which was about an hour late. Jamar then took us to buy the supplies we needed for our stay, dropped us back to the RV park when we were done, helped carry our shopping into the RV for no extra tip, it was all included. It is difficult to find vehicles to carry 7 passengers, especially when we were 3 adults, 2 teens and 2 young ones, so we booked him to take us sightseeing in a couple of days. He had child carseats and water onboard too, at no extra cost. He was an awesome tour guide, full of local knowledge and information, so we rate our experience with URideLA 5 stars out of 5. Great Service!, URIDE give a great service: reliable, punctual, helpful/supportive, great local knowledge and great value for money. Excellent communications.
My partner and I, from Scotland, were ‘passing through’ LA as part of a bucket list trip to the West Coast and asked Jamar to put together a three hour bespoke tour of the sites. We were picked up from the Cruise ship Centre, given tour of the city which was really memorable and tailored to our requirements and dropped off at LAX. Jamar himself knows his city, has an easy and relaxed manner with a great sense of humour. He entertained us and looked after us. A great ambassador for LA., Traveled as a couple | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d13829580-Reviews-U_Ride-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | U Ride | categories: Taxis & Shuttles | Description: From MovieLand to the Magical Kingdom we have the vehicle to fit your needs. Single riders to large parties are no problem! Book now and check with us for special packages on Airport and Cruise ship transfers, as well as Tours of the city. | U Ride ; categories: Taxis & Shuttles ; Description: From MovieLand to the Magical Kingdom we have the vehicle to fit your needs. Single riders to large parties are no problem! Book now and check with us for special packages on Airport and Cruise ship transfers, as well as Tours of the city. ; Reviews: Reliable, communicative, safe, friendly, just the best, We (A Family of 6) were picked up from LAX and driven to Newport at the end of March and the return leg was in April. Booking was easy and quick, prices incredibly competitive and the communication was key. Within minutes of our booking I got an international call on my UK mobile from the owner making sure that we would fit in the selected car. He was correct, we needed a van which was arranged immediately. Upon arrival all car seat (Infant and boosters) were assembled and arranged perfectly. Driving was safe and drivers immensely knowledgable and safe. Highly recommend them to all families who need that extra luggage and passenger space! Best in LA! We highly recommend UrideLA, Jamar sent me his phone number, so I call him when we landed. Our flight was on time, my Roaming kicked in so when I called him, he directed us, very professionally, where to meet him at the LAX pick-up area. He was a fine looking man, reminded me of "the Rock". He was polite and courteous. His vehicle had plenty of room for 7 of us, and all our luggage, so it was a comfortable ride to Hollywood RV Park. Jamar stayed with us while we waited for the RV to be delivered, which was about an hour late. Jamar then took us to buy the supplies we needed for our stay, dropped us back to the RV park when we were done, helped carry our shopping into the RV for no extra tip, it was all included. It is difficult to find vehicles to carry 7 passengers, especially when we were 3 adults, 2 teens and 2 young ones, so we booked him to take us sightseeing in a couple of days. He had child carseats and water onboard too, at no extra cost. He was an awesome tour guide, full of local knowledge and information, so we rate our experience with URideLA 5 stars out of 5. Great Service!, URIDE give a great service: reliable, punctual, helpful/supportive, great local knowledge and great value for money. Excellent communications.
My partner and I, from Scotland, were ‘passing through’ LA as part of a bucket list trip to the West Coast and asked Jamar to put together a three hour bespoke tour of the sites. We were picked up from the Cruise ship Centre, given tour of the city which was really memorable and tailored to our requirements and dropped off at LAX. Jamar himself knows his city, has an easy and relaxed manner with a great sense of humour. He entertained us and looked after us. A great ambassador for LA., Traveled as a couple | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Blast From the Past, This is like going back in time. To a better time for movie theaters. It is simply one of the finest examples of the spectacular movie houses of the past. Owned by Disney and thank god for that as I am sure the upkeep and maintenance costs are a lot.
There is an Organist before the movie. A real live person introduces the movie and tell you some info on the theater. Both just like the very old days. We saw the Jungle Book with the Rock and enjoyed it very much but the STAR of the show was the building itself. Go no matter what movie is playing. Great experience at this theater- beautiful!, It took an outing to see Frozen II singalong with a 3 year old to come here. Wow, what a beautiful venue. Show well done, kind staff and tickets were ok reasonable. Happy to have had the experience of a theater of that era . Well worth a visit. Captivating from Hollywood’s golden era, It has a marvellous façade with many decorative features. The ornamentation continues within.
Opened in 1926 it has had an eventful backstory. Including being the theatre risking hosting the premiere of Orson Welles’s Citizen Kane in 1941.
Now owned by Disney it premiers their blockbuster films. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d592676-Reviews-El_Capitan_Theatre-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | El Capitan Theatre | categories: Movie Theaters | El Capitan Theatre ; categories: Movie Theaters ; ; Reviews: Blast From the Past, This is like going back in time. To a better time for movie theaters. It is simply one of the finest examples of the spectacular movie houses of the past. Owned by Disney and thank god for that as I am sure the upkeep and maintenance costs are a lot.
There is an Organist before the movie. A real live person introduces the movie and tell you some info on the theater. Both just like the very old days. We saw the Jungle Book with the Rock and enjoyed it very much but the STAR of the show was the building itself. Go no matter what movie is playing. Great experience at this theater- beautiful!, It took an outing to see Frozen II singalong with a 3 year old to come here. Wow, what a beautiful venue. Show well done, kind staff and tickets were ok reasonable. Happy to have had the experience of a theater of that era . Well worth a visit. Captivating from Hollywood’s golden era, It has a marvellous façade with many decorative features. The ornamentation continues within.
Opened in 1926 it has had an eventful backstory. Including being the theatre risking hosting the premiere of Orson Welles’s Citizen Kane in 1941.
Now owned by Disney it premiers their blockbuster films. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d8024116-Reviews-Our_Lady_Queen_of_Angels_Old_Plaza-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Our Lady Queen of Angels - Old Plaza | categories: Churches & Cathedrals | Description: Suggested duration | Our Lady Queen of Angels - Old Plaza ; categories: Churches & Cathedrals ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Warehouse beer drinking, We were here midweek and it wasn't busy at all. There's plenty of tables available for practically any size party. You order your drink by using your phone to scan the menu and pay in advance while the servers bring the drinks directly to your table. The prices are very reasonable and the staff is very helpful and friendly. “Love, Love This Brewery”, Everything about this brewery is vibing! The assortment of different types of beer from saisons to IPAs makes this brewery unique! I’m definitely not an IPA kind of gal but there are a wide selection of them here. My favorite is “Dog Ate My Homework”. During this whole pandemic, we’ve been coming weekly, sometimes more than weekly for their packs of Dog. It’s so refreshing and delicious!
The staff here go way and beyond to make sure you’re happy with your selection and purchase!
I can’t wait to go back in person!, Traveled solo Best Saison in South Bay, One of, if not the best saison/farmhouse ale in the South Bay.
I always keep my eyes open for breweries that have a good farmhouse ale/saison. They've been perfecting theirs for the better part of a decade and it's good! It has a fruity, creamy and herbal palate, best served either at room temperature or ice cold!
Service: quick and engaging
Atmosphere: long bench tables, indoor and outdoor seating, music, food trucks
Dogs: Okay!
They do 4 packs-to- go and can ship anywhere in CA! | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d10495902-Reviews-Brouwerij_West-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Brouwerij West | categories: Breweries | Description: Craft brewery founded in 2010, Tasting Room Opened in 2016 in San Pedro, CA. Focus on traditional ingredients and methods mixed with creative inspiration and experimental techniques to produce our takes on classic Belgian-style and farmhouse ales, mixed-fermentation beers, hazy IPAs, lagers and more | Brouwerij West ; categories: Breweries ; Description: Craft brewery founded in 2010, Tasting Room Opened in 2016 in San Pedro, CA. Focus on traditional ingredients and methods mixed with creative inspiration and experimental techniques to produce our takes on classic Belgian-style and farmhouse ales, mixed-fermentation beers, hazy IPAs, lagers and more ; Reviews: Warehouse beer drinking, We were here midweek and it wasn't busy at all. There's plenty of tables available for practically any size party. You order your drink by using your phone to scan the menu and pay in advance while the servers bring the drinks directly to your table. The prices are very reasonable and the staff is very helpful and friendly. “Love, Love This Brewery”, Everything about this brewery is vibing! The assortment of different types of beer from saisons to IPAs makes this brewery unique! I’m definitely not an IPA kind of gal but there are a wide selection of them here. My favorite is “Dog Ate My Homework”. During this whole pandemic, we’ve been coming weekly, sometimes more than weekly for their packs of Dog. It’s so refreshing and delicious!
The staff here go way and beyond to make sure you’re happy with your selection and purchase!
I can’t wait to go back in person!, Traveled solo Best Saison in South Bay, One of, if not the best saison/farmhouse ale in the South Bay.
I always keep my eyes open for breweries that have a good farmhouse ale/saison. They've been perfecting theirs for the better part of a decade and it's good! It has a fruity, creamy and herbal palate, best served either at room temperature or ice cold!
Service: quick and engaging
Atmosphere: long bench tables, indoor and outdoor seating, music, food trucks
Dogs: Okay!
They do 4 packs-to- go and can ship anywhere in CA! | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Used for hotel transfers...excellent service, Found them via a simple Google search when I realised I was not going to hire a car for our 1 week stay in LA.
I contacted them around 4 months before we travelled and their price for a return transfer was excellent. I told them that I couldn't guarantee they would be needed as, due to Covid, we weren't going to know if we could travel until the day before!!! When we finally knew we were okay for the visit I e-mailed them immediately and, despite the time difference, they responded within a few minutes to confirm they still had my reservation. They also confirmed their WhatsApp details for when we landed.
Driver arrived within 5 minutes of me messaging to say we were ready and was very friendly and offered his suggestions of where was good to visit (but only after we asked him, he was not pushy at all). Took us right to the front of the hotel and could not have been nicer. Same for when we left, contacted them via WhatsApp and confirmed exact time for collection, driver was on time and, again, was happy to talk but only when we wanted to.
Not sure I will be visiting LA again anytime soon (sadly) but would highly recommend MidWilShuttle and would certainly use them again. Very polite drivers, clean vehicles and excellent service.
Highly Recommended! Great communication and service., We used Midwilshuttle from LAX to Anaheim. Great Service. Will always use again whenever I come to LA. Confirmation whatsapp messages sent early to assure you that they will be there to pick you up. Responsive to any changes.
Our flight was delayed and they responded immediately to Whatsapp messages even at late hours to confirm change of pick up time with no additional charges. Complete peace of mind with their service. Highly Recommended!
Jose was a friendly driver who got us to our destination smoothly. Fantastic service, Used this service for transfers between LAX and Disneyland. Pickup from LAX was within a few minutes of my phone call after we exited the terminal (following a long delay in Border Protection).
Pickup from hotel was on time and we dropped right at the door for international departures.
Payment both ways was via credit card paid to the driver and worked seamlessly.
Their website may look a little plain but their customer service and communication about the booking was outstanding. Highly recommended. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d9859199-Reviews-MidWilShuttle-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | MidWilShuttle | categories: Taxis & Shuttles | Description: Proudly servicing all airports and cruise terminals in the greater Los Angeles area, including Disneyland, and many cities in Southern California. Service is also available to/ from amusement parks, hotel transfers, and city tours. | MidWilShuttle ; categories: Taxis & Shuttles ; Description: Proudly servicing all airports and cruise terminals in the greater Los Angeles area, including Disneyland, and many cities in Southern California. Service is also available to/ from amusement parks, hotel transfers, and city tours. ; Reviews: Used for hotel transfers...excellent service, Found them via a simple Google search when I realised I was not going to hire a car for our 1 week stay in LA.
I contacted them around 4 months before we travelled and their price for a return transfer was excellent. I told them that I couldn't guarantee they would be needed as, due to Covid, we weren't going to know if we could travel until the day before!!! When we finally knew we were okay for the visit I e-mailed them immediately and, despite the time difference, they responded within a few minutes to confirm they still had my reservation. They also confirmed their WhatsApp details for when we landed.
Driver arrived within 5 minutes of me messaging to say we were ready and was very friendly and offered his suggestions of where was good to visit (but only after we asked him, he was not pushy at all). Took us right to the front of the hotel and could not have been nicer. Same for when we left, contacted them via WhatsApp and confirmed exact time for collection, driver was on time and, again, was happy to talk but only when we wanted to.
Not sure I will be visiting LA again anytime soon (sadly) but would highly recommend MidWilShuttle and would certainly use them again. Very polite drivers, clean vehicles and excellent service.
Highly Recommended! Great communication and service., We used Midwilshuttle from LAX to Anaheim. Great Service. Will always use again whenever I come to LA. Confirmation whatsapp messages sent early to assure you that they will be there to pick you up. Responsive to any changes.
Our flight was delayed and they responded immediately to Whatsapp messages even at late hours to confirm change of pick up time with no additional charges. Complete peace of mind with their service. Highly Recommended!
Jose was a friendly driver who got us to our destination smoothly. Fantastic service, Used this service for transfers between LAX and Disneyland. Pickup from LAX was within a few minutes of my phone call after we exited the terminal (following a long delay in Border Protection).
Pickup from hotel was on time and we dropped right at the door for international departures.
Payment both ways was via credit card paid to the driver and worked seamlessly.
Their website may look a little plain but their customer service and communication about the booking was outstanding. Highly recommended. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Scary Intro, Game was a good intro to the story. The game moves fast due to it being 45 min. I did like the actor that was in it, he made the experience more fun and interesting. It was not as scary as I thought it would be. The puzzles were not as difficult but were a lot to do in such little time. If we had one more person, maybe it would have gone more quickly. All in all It was a good and exciting experience. The Gamemasters were cute in trying to do a cute new introduction for us. We appreciated it and they were also very nice. I am excited to try the last two rooms. SO MUCH FUN, I took my girlfriend here for a surprise date, she has been wanting to go to an escape room forever but there are none near where we live, and we both loved this room so much. Phenomenal design, friendly staff, and superb acting. This escape room had it all, it was very fun and not too complicated. This room is a bit scary at times, but it’s all in good fun, don’t let that shy you away from this amazing experience! Unfortunately we fell just short of making it out, but it was still a blast! I do recommend trying to book with other people, or with at least a party of 4 because you’ll find yourself discovering clues that your teammates might’ve missed. Other than that I highly recommend this room to anyone! Best escape rooms ever, We have been to about 20 escape rooms, and these were hands down the best. After reading about them, we came with the plan to do 2; ended up doing four and had no regrets. The time and effort that went into doing these rooms far surpasses anything else we have seen, and the actors who participate in them add about 100% to the experience. These are a must do., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d7208111-Reviews-The_Basement_A_Live_Escape_Room_Experience-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | The Basement A Live Escape Room Experience | categories: Escape Games | Description: The Basement is the number one Escape Game center in the US, with one continuous story line and 4 seperate experiences/chapters to choose from. We offer an immersive experience where you will be locked in a room. You will then have a set amount of time to find your way out using the hidden clues, key, trap doors, and items within the space. Various events will "distract" you throughout your journey and make the task of escaping slightly more difficult. Can You Escape? HISTORY: Established in 2014. The Basement: A Live Escape Room Experience opened for business with its flagship room "The Basement" in October 2014 and has since opened two more experiences: The Boiler Room and The Study. Dark House Entertainment is currently in the process of opening 3 more locations throughout the United States. | The Basement A Live Escape Room Experience ; categories: Escape Games ; Description: The Basement is the number one Escape Game center in the US, with one continuous story line and 4 seperate experiences/chapters to choose from. We offer an immersive experience where you will be locked in a room. You will then have a set amount of time to find your way out using the hidden clues, key, trap doors, and items within the space. Various events will "distract" you throughout your journey and make the task of escaping slightly more difficult. Can You Escape? HISTORY: Established in 2014. The Basement: A Live Escape Room Experience opened for business with its flagship room "The Basement" in October 2014 and has since opened two more experiences: The Boiler Room and The Study. Dark House Entertainment is currently in the process of opening 3 more locations throughout the United States. ; Reviews: Scary Intro, Game was a good intro to the story. The game moves fast due to it being 45 min. I did like the actor that was in it, he made the experience more fun and interesting. It was not as scary as I thought it would be. The puzzles were not as difficult but were a lot to do in such little time. If we had one more person, maybe it would have gone more quickly. All in all It was a good and exciting experience. The Gamemasters were cute in trying to do a cute new introduction for us. We appreciated it and they were also very nice. I am excited to try the last two rooms. SO MUCH FUN, I took my girlfriend here for a surprise date, she has been wanting to go to an escape room forever but there are none near where we live, and we both loved this room so much. Phenomenal design, friendly staff, and superb acting. This escape room had it all, it was very fun and not too complicated. This room is a bit scary at times, but it’s all in good fun, don’t let that shy you away from this amazing experience! Unfortunately we fell just short of making it out, but it was still a blast! I do recommend trying to book with other people, or with at least a party of 4 because you’ll find yourself discovering clues that your teammates might’ve missed. Other than that I highly recommend this room to anyone! Best escape rooms ever, We have been to about 20 escape rooms, and these were hands down the best. After reading about them, we came with the plan to do 2; ended up doing four and had no regrets. The time and effort that went into doing these rooms far surpasses anything else we have seen, and the actors who participate in them add about 100% to the experience. These are a must do., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d10796633-Reviews-Italian_American_Museum_of_Los_Angeles-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Italian American Museum of Los Angeles | categories: Historic Sites Architectural Buildings | Description: Suggested duration | Italian American Museum of Los Angeles ; categories: Historic Sites Architectural Buildings ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Revolutionary all around! Worth every penny!, Amazing concept! Escobar is personally my favorite escape room experience I've ever played! The authenticity, immersive nature, fun, and unique and hands on puzzles blew me away. Please go without any expectations and just enjoy the ride!
The cost is fair, considering the elements they use in the room and the level of production, AND the location is the best!! You even get one parking spot at their private parking lot, and a free soda/water after the experience. Revolutionary all around. Thank you guys for elevating the experience, I truly appreciate it from customer's perspective. They don't cut corners, that's for sure. Best Escape Room Experience, I highly highly recommend this escape room company. They have really outdone themselves and really immerse you in the stories that they have created. It really feels like your part of the action. I have done all three rooms, vehicle heist, Escobar and prison escape. I like how big the rooms are gives you a lot of room to breathe and all the puzzles really connect to what the story or experience is. If you haven’t tried it, you should. One of the best escape rooms ever., This was one of the better escape room experiences I have done. The prison escape was extremely elaborate and very immersive. Extremely unique puzzles and environment and something that has a little bit for every type of escape room player.
Extremely recommended. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d23272288-Reviews-The_Escape_Revolution-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | The Escape Revolution | categories: Escape Games Game & Entertainment Centers | Description: IT'S NOT A GAME. IT'S A REVOLUTION. A bold and unique take on the Escape Room Experience. Welcome to an immersive, heart-pounding, high stakes experience, the likes of which has never been seen before. If you’re a thrill seeker, an adrenaline junkie, a problem solver, a dreamer, a revolutionary, then you are the key to The Escape Revolution! | The Escape Revolution ; categories: Escape Games Game & Entertainment Centers ; Description: IT'S NOT A GAME. IT'S A REVOLUTION. A bold and unique take on the Escape Room Experience. Welcome to an immersive, heart-pounding, high stakes experience, the likes of which has never been seen before. If you’re a thrill seeker, an adrenaline junkie, a problem solver, a dreamer, a revolutionary, then you are the key to The Escape Revolution! ; Reviews: Revolutionary all around! Worth every penny!, Amazing concept! Escobar is personally my favorite escape room experience I've ever played! The authenticity, immersive nature, fun, and unique and hands on puzzles blew me away. Please go without any expectations and just enjoy the ride!
The cost is fair, considering the elements they use in the room and the level of production, AND the location is the best!! You even get one parking spot at their private parking lot, and a free soda/water after the experience. Revolutionary all around. Thank you guys for elevating the experience, I truly appreciate it from customer's perspective. They don't cut corners, that's for sure. Best Escape Room Experience, I highly highly recommend this escape room company. They have really outdone themselves and really immerse you in the stories that they have created. It really feels like your part of the action. I have done all three rooms, vehicle heist, Escobar and prison escape. I like how big the rooms are gives you a lot of room to breathe and all the puzzles really connect to what the story or experience is. If you haven’t tried it, you should. One of the best escape rooms ever., This was one of the better escape room experiences I have done. The prison escape was extremely elaborate and very immersive. Extremely unique puzzles and environment and something that has a little bit for every type of escape room player.
Extremely recommended. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Mystery of Senator Payne, This room was much different than I thought it was going to be. The puzzles were fun and the tech was very nice and different. It was fun to play with just two people and many things to do for seasoned players. I would recommend playing smaller groups if seasoned and larger for newbies. I am glad that I was able to play this before location is shut down and goes to another location. I am bad with names but our game master Andy/Andrew?? He worked May 4th, 2022 (evening with R. the other game master), so please give him credit. He really got me immersed and was really into his role. I would recommend this room and would recommend going when Andy/Andrew is running that room. Always a good time!, We love doing escape rooms with our 12 year old — so much so that he had TWO 60 Out escape room birthday parties so all his friends could experience it! Senator Payne was our first room with horror elements- Gamemasters Alexis and Trey helped keep it creepy without giving us hints— making us feel brave AND smart! A lot of fun!, Traveled with family Fun time, We did the Hyde Circus Escape Room and had a wonderful time. It was a great experience. The employee was so helpful and informative. The experience was fun. It was an easy place to find, there was adequate parking. I highly recommend this! The Tribal Cafe is a great spot to eat near there either before or after the Escape Room. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d8459428-Reviews-60out_Escape_Rooms_West_Los_Angeles-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | 60out Escape Rooms - West Los Angeles | categories: Escape Games | Description: Established in 2015, 60OUT Escape Rooms presents a unique and interactive live-action adventure game experience in which players like you and your friends, family or coworkers, become active participants in our immersive stories, and must work as a team to solve intriguing problems, escape from precarious situations, and unravel the plot before time runs out! Recently voted as one of the best escape rooms in Los Angeles, we’re proud to offer 23 unique, thrilling, and captivating physical games. So if you’re a thrill-seeker in the Greater Los Angeles area, we’re happy to provide you some of the most exciting, engaging, and obstacle-driven escape rooms in LA. | 60out Escape Rooms - West Los Angeles ; categories: Escape Games ; Description: Established in 2015, 60OUT Escape Rooms presents a unique and interactive live-action adventure game experience in which players like you and your friends, family or coworkers, become active participants in our immersive stories, and must work as a team to solve intriguing problems, escape from precarious situations, and unravel the plot before time runs out! Recently voted as one of the best escape rooms in Los Angeles, we’re proud to offer 23 unique, thrilling, and captivating physical games. So if you’re a thrill-seeker in the Greater Los Angeles area, we’re happy to provide you some of the most exciting, engaging, and obstacle-driven escape rooms in LA. ; Reviews: Mystery of Senator Payne, This room was much different than I thought it was going to be. The puzzles were fun and the tech was very nice and different. It was fun to play with just two people and many things to do for seasoned players. I would recommend playing smaller groups if seasoned and larger for newbies. I am glad that I was able to play this before location is shut down and goes to another location. I am bad with names but our game master Andy/Andrew?? He worked May 4th, 2022 (evening with R. the other game master), so please give him credit. He really got me immersed and was really into his role. I would recommend this room and would recommend going when Andy/Andrew is running that room. Always a good time!, We love doing escape rooms with our 12 year old — so much so that he had TWO 60 Out escape room birthday parties so all his friends could experience it! Senator Payne was our first room with horror elements- Gamemasters Alexis and Trey helped keep it creepy without giving us hints— making us feel brave AND smart! A lot of fun!, Traveled with family Fun time, We did the Hyde Circus Escape Room and had a wonderful time. It was a great experience. The employee was so helpful and informative. The experience was fun. It was an easy place to find, there was adequate parking. I highly recommend this! The Tribal Cafe is a great spot to eat near there either before or after the Escape Room. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Worth a visit for the pure history!, Great place to visit and so much going on around here. It was buzzing and is a very different feel to Santa Monica only circa 2 miles away!
Lots of bars and restaurants along with street entertainment. Would definitely recommend. Original Muscle Beach in Santa Monica, We walked through the original Muscle Beach in Santa Monica on the way to the pier. Lots of people still working out there and our son got to try out some of the apparatus. Fun to people watch. We parked in the area for $15, mostly to go walk on the pier. Great visit to see the out door gym and whole atmosphere of the area, Enjoyable visit but disappointing not to see the top people working out in the open. Nevertheless a good atmosphere all round with out door activities and great stalls and restaurants, bars etc. Well worth a short visit. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d104239-Reviews-Muscle_Beach_Venice-Los_Angeles_California.html | 3.5 | Muscle Beach Venice | categories: Health Clubs Beaches | Description: Weight lifters still strut their stuff at this outdoor gym where, in the 30s, 40s and 50s, crowds would gather to watch young men and women honing their bodies, some of whom, like Vic Tanny and Jack LaLanne, went on to fame in the fitness world. | Muscle Beach Venice ; categories: Health Clubs Beaches ; Description: Weight lifters still strut their stuff at this outdoor gym where, in the 30s, 40s and 50s, crowds would gather to watch young men and women honing their bodies, some of whom, like Vic Tanny and Jack LaLanne, went on to fame in the fitness world. ; Reviews: Worth a visit for the pure history!, Great place to visit and so much going on around here. It was buzzing and is a very different feel to Santa Monica only circa 2 miles away!
Lots of bars and restaurants along with street entertainment. Would definitely recommend. Original Muscle Beach in Santa Monica, We walked through the original Muscle Beach in Santa Monica on the way to the pier. Lots of people still working out there and our son got to try out some of the apparatus. Fun to people watch. We parked in the area for $15, mostly to go walk on the pier. Great visit to see the out door gym and whole atmosphere of the area, Enjoyable visit but disappointing not to see the top people working out in the open. Nevertheless a good atmosphere all round with out door activities and great stalls and restaurants, bars etc. Well worth a short visit. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d1545048-Reviews-Fantastic_Race-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Fantastic Race | categories: Scavenger Hunts | Description: The Amazing Los Angeles Race is part scavenger hunt, part reality show, part self-guided tour, part race and all fun. The Amazing Los Angeles Race is a competitive sight seeing tour where racers get to have a reality show experience, racing against others while they get to see hidden treasures of Hollywood and downtown Los Angeles. It's the most unique sight-seeing tour in the world. | Fantastic Race ; categories: Scavenger Hunts ; Description: The Amazing Los Angeles Race is part scavenger hunt, part reality show, part self-guided tour, part race and all fun. The Amazing Los Angeles Race is a competitive sight seeing tour where racers get to have a reality show experience, racing against others while they get to see hidden treasures of Hollywood and downtown Los Angeles. It's the most unique sight-seeing tour in the world. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Epic Experience - Would Recommend, In my opinion The Escape Game has the best escape games I've ever played. The production value is incredible, the puzzles are challenging yet rewarding, and the team working there was very hospitable. Whether you're a fan of escape rooms or looking for a fun activity to do with friends, I would highly recommend checking out The Escape Game!, Traveled with friends So much fun!, My friends and I visited this escape room while in LA and had the BEST time! There are multiple rooms to choose from, we did The Heist! I’d recommend it, but I’m sure they’re all great (I will be back to try the others). Our guide was Iris, they lead us to the room, explained how everything would work, and they wrote in “hints” when needed which were great and helpful! Iris was a lot of fun and the perfect combo of helpful letting us be independent. Overall wonderful Los Angeles experience!, Traveled with friends Really incredible, The Escape Game was incredible. We am had a really good time. Jocelyn was a great Game Guide. The place had great hospitality and the games are top notch. I recommend taking advantage of the 20% discount to play more game. We had a blast and can’t wait to play again!, Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d25009512-Reviews-The_Escape_Game_LA-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | The Escape Game LA | categories: Escape Games Game & Entertainment Centers | Description: The Escape Game is a live 60-minute adventure. You and your team will select a challenge and will have one hour to complete your mission and escape. We offer several unique experiences, all happening in a completely immersive environment. You may be in prison planning an escape, on the hunt for gold or in a museum stealing back a piece of art. | The Escape Game LA ; categories: Escape Games Game & Entertainment Centers ; Description: The Escape Game is a live 60-minute adventure. You and your team will select a challenge and will have one hour to complete your mission and escape. We offer several unique experiences, all happening in a completely immersive environment. You may be in prison planning an escape, on the hunt for gold or in a museum stealing back a piece of art. ; Reviews: Epic Experience - Would Recommend, In my opinion The Escape Game has the best escape games I've ever played. The production value is incredible, the puzzles are challenging yet rewarding, and the team working there was very hospitable. Whether you're a fan of escape rooms or looking for a fun activity to do with friends, I would highly recommend checking out The Escape Game!, Traveled with friends So much fun!, My friends and I visited this escape room while in LA and had the BEST time! There are multiple rooms to choose from, we did The Heist! I’d recommend it, but I’m sure they’re all great (I will be back to try the others). Our guide was Iris, they lead us to the room, explained how everything would work, and they wrote in “hints” when needed which were great and helpful! Iris was a lot of fun and the perfect combo of helpful letting us be independent. Overall wonderful Los Angeles experience!, Traveled with friends Really incredible, The Escape Game was incredible. We am had a really good time. Jocelyn was a great Game Guide. The place had great hospitality and the games are top notch. I recommend taking advantage of the 20% discount to play more game. We had a blast and can’t wait to play again!, Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Good for parking for Walk of Fame, Recommend coming here to park if you want to visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame! Parking is $3 for two hours if validated by a store in the mall. Two hours is more than enough. Pro tip is to visit Japan House! It’s a cute store with an art exhibit and it’s free to enter. On exiting, they’ll offer you parking validation! No need to buy anything! But they’re also very sweet employees and have cute artsy designs for wallets and housewares etc. the art exhibit currently is on bamboo and interesting to see., Traveled with friends Good spot to get a photograph of the Hollywood Sign, At the center of Hollywood, it is a great bounce off spot to enjoy the Walk of Fame, The Famous Chinese Theater, El Capitan Theater, and other tourist spots. Shopping is nice, Food is okay. As a pass through it could be fun for friends or guests visiting the area for the first time. Its changing ownership, so this could redefine the space to improve this rating. Nice view, and open mall with parking. Outside structure crazy., Open air mall not many food choices. Dolby theatre on property and TCL Chinese theater in front of mall. This is very busy , and crazy environment, nice to see history. Has a view of the Hollywood sign on 3 Rd level bridge, but still small view for pics., Traveled with family | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d254736-Reviews-Hollywood_Highland-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Hollywood & Highland | categories: Speciality & Gift Shops | Description: About Hollywood & Highland Hollywood & Highland is the entertainment center of Los Angeles for tourists and locals alike. Steps away from landmarks such as the world famous Hollywood Walk of Fame and TCL Chinese Theatre, formerly Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Hollywood & Highland is the perfect place for a Hollywood beginning. With world-class shopping and dining, red carpet movie premieres and celebrated live theatre it's the ultimate entertainment destination. Steeped in Hollywood history, this iconic destination also features the Dolby Theatre, home of the Academy Awards(R) and over 70 brand-name retailers from Louis Vuitton, L'Occitane, Victoria's Secret and MAC to quintessential California stores like GAP, Hot Topic, Oakley, Shoe Palace and Lucky Brand Jeans. Visitors can enjoy 25 full-service and fast-casual restaurants such as The Grill on Hollywood, Hard Rock Cafe, Trastevere Ristorante, California Pizza Kitchen, Cabo Wabo Cantina and nightlife at Lucky Strike Lanes and OHM Nightclub, plus the always-fun Dave & Buster's Hollywood. | Hollywood & Highland ; categories: Speciality & Gift Shops ; Description: About Hollywood & Highland Hollywood & Highland is the entertainment center of Los Angeles for tourists and locals alike. Steps away from landmarks such as the world famous Hollywood Walk of Fame and TCL Chinese Theatre, formerly Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Hollywood & Highland is the perfect place for a Hollywood beginning. With world-class shopping and dining, red carpet movie premieres and celebrated live theatre it's the ultimate entertainment destination. Steeped in Hollywood history, this iconic destination also features the Dolby Theatre, home of the Academy Awards(R) and over 70 brand-name retailers from Louis Vuitton, L'Occitane, Victoria's Secret and MAC to quintessential California stores like GAP, Hot Topic, Oakley, Shoe Palace and Lucky Brand Jeans. Visitors can enjoy 25 full-service and fast-casual restaurants such as The Grill on Hollywood, Hard Rock Cafe, Trastevere Ristorante, California Pizza Kitchen, Cabo Wabo Cantina and nightlife at Lucky Strike Lanes and OHM Nightclub, plus the always-fun Dave & Buster's Hollywood. ; Reviews: Good for parking for Walk of Fame, Recommend coming here to park if you want to visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame! Parking is $3 for two hours if validated by a store in the mall. Two hours is more than enough. Pro tip is to visit Japan House! It’s a cute store with an art exhibit and it’s free to enter. On exiting, they’ll offer you parking validation! No need to buy anything! But they’re also very sweet employees and have cute artsy designs for wallets and housewares etc. the art exhibit currently is on bamboo and interesting to see., Traveled with friends Good spot to get a photograph of the Hollywood Sign, At the center of Hollywood, it is a great bounce off spot to enjoy the Walk of Fame, The Famous Chinese Theater, El Capitan Theater, and other tourist spots. Shopping is nice, Food is okay. As a pass through it could be fun for friends or guests visiting the area for the first time. Its changing ownership, so this could redefine the space to improve this rating. Nice view, and open mall with parking. Outside structure crazy., Open air mall not many food choices. Dolby theatre on property and TCL Chinese theater in front of mall. This is very busy , and crazy environment, nice to see history. Has a view of the Hollywood sign on 3 Rd level bridge, but still small view for pics., Traveled with family | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d784667-Reviews-IFLY_Indoor_Skydiving_Hollywood-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | iFLY Indoor Skydiving - Hollywood | categories: Game & Entertainment Centers | Description: Ever dream of flying? Now you can at iFLY Indoor Skydiving in Hollywood. Experience the thrill of skydiving without having to jump from a perfectly good airplane - no falling, no parachutes, just you floating on a smooth cushion of air with our professional instructor right next to you. No special skills are needed, just a sense of adventure. iFLY is safe for kids 3 and up, fun for the entire family, and perfect for birthday parties or groups. iFLY is the experience of a lifetime. | iFLY Indoor Skydiving - Hollywood ; categories: Game & Entertainment Centers ; Description: Ever dream of flying? Now you can at iFLY Indoor Skydiving in Hollywood. Experience the thrill of skydiving without having to jump from a perfectly good airplane - no falling, no parachutes, just you floating on a smooth cushion of air with our professional instructor right next to you. No special skills are needed, just a sense of adventure. iFLY is safe for kids 3 and up, fun for the entire family, and perfect for birthday parties or groups. iFLY is the experience of a lifetime. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Amazing for music fans, Our 13 year old son plays the guitar and is in to rock music so this was a must visit place for our family. My son absolutely loved it! He spent ages in the shop testing out various guitars and loved the hall of fame hand prints out the front. There is some famous memorabilia to see too. Not just guitars, me and my daughter enjoyed the keyboard/piano section too. Staff were very helpful and friendly., Traveled with family A must see for guitar lovers!!, I usually go to Guitar Center's in every city that I visit. The Guitar Center on Sunset Strip is the biggest one I've ever been in. The entrance has hand prints and names of some of the biggest bands and singers. What a great place to visit!! Highly recommend a visit!!, Traveled as a couple Great place to not only buy, but see Rock Idol's memorabilia, The Guitar Center on Sunset is a must for a music fan!
Like the Chinese Theater on Hollywood Blvd,, the Guitar Center has it's version of handprints of music legends. Inside they have instruments- mostly guitars- from famous people. The staff is accepting of you just going in to see the items in the displays- just be kind and you'll be fine. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d106722-Reviews-Guitar_Center-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Guitar Center | categories: Speciality & Gift Shops Monuments & Statues | Description: A huge guitar store. Also, has small cement blocks contain the handprints and signatures of rock and roll greats. | Guitar Center ; categories: Speciality & Gift Shops Monuments & Statues ; Description: A huge guitar store. Also, has small cement blocks contain the handprints and signatures of rock and roll greats. ; Reviews: Amazing for music fans, Our 13 year old son plays the guitar and is in to rock music so this was a must visit place for our family. My son absolutely loved it! He spent ages in the shop testing out various guitars and loved the hall of fame hand prints out the front. There is some famous memorabilia to see too. Not just guitars, me and my daughter enjoyed the keyboard/piano section too. Staff were very helpful and friendly., Traveled with family A must see for guitar lovers!!, I usually go to Guitar Center's in every city that I visit. The Guitar Center on Sunset Strip is the biggest one I've ever been in. The entrance has hand prints and names of some of the biggest bands and singers. What a great place to visit!! Highly recommend a visit!!, Traveled as a couple Great place to not only buy, but see Rock Idol's memorabilia, The Guitar Center on Sunset is a must for a music fan!
Like the Chinese Theater on Hollywood Blvd,, the Guitar Center has it's version of handprints of music legends. Inside they have instruments- mostly guitars- from famous people. The staff is accepting of you just going in to see the items in the displays- just be kind and you'll be fine. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d12001694-Reviews-Guia_Turismo_Los_Angeles-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Guia Turismo Los Angeles | categories: Taxis & Shuttles | Description: We pick up in Los Angeles, transfer to hotel with Brazilian Guide, including 7 hour cityrour, Fuel car and parking. Transfer to Las Vegas via Calico or Rout66 Museum Transfer to San Francisco via Big Sur, Carmel, Monterey and Solvang Citytour in San Diego from Los Angeles !! | Guia Turismo Los Angeles ; categories: Taxis & Shuttles ; Description: We pick up in Los Angeles, transfer to hotel with Brazilian Guide, including 7 hour cityrour, Fuel car and parking. Transfer to Las Vegas via Calico or Rout66 Museum Transfer to San Francisco via Big Sur, Carmel, Monterey and Solvang Citytour in San Diego from Los Angeles !! ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: A real experience, My daughter collects Funkos, and really wanted to do the Pop yourself, so we made a special trip during our recent holiday to California. It was very well organised, with roped off areas on street outside, then groups of so many being escorted into shop at regular intervals. Staff were very accommodating and helpful, as being from UK we couldn’t get text notifications for our turn in line. Daughter was so excited the whole time, having her photo done with so many of the oversized funkos throughout the store. Prices were also good, we had seen them more expensive in other areas, so that was a nice thing. The Pop yourself was really good, although done on a computer rather than building yourself, which is understandable. And it really does resemble her. Overall we spent a good hour in here and would definitely recommend it, and would even make another visit one day., Wow, this review is so appreciated. Please visit again!, Written , February 27, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Fun Time for All Ages, I found this place by chance as I was looking for activities for our teen to do near Hollywood Boulevard. My daughter is a Pop Funko fanatic so she absolutely enjoyed herself but we did as well. There is life size empty Pop Funko box when you walk in that you can stand in. There are movie scenes like The Little Mermaid or my favorite GOT Drogon, Khaleesi's dragon. You can also custom make a Pop Funko for yourself. I suggest you do that first because it takes time and you will get a text when yours is ready. Our teen wanted to do it at the end and we waited longer with nothing to do. We were able to park at a meter (maximum time is 2 hours but there is an app that you can extend your time)., Thank you so much! Please park in the Eastown Garage off Argyle Street on your next visit. We will validate with a minimum purchase of $25., Written , February 27, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Amazing Place for Children and Adults!, This place was so amazing! I love Funko Pop figures and collect them so I had to visit this place when my girlfriend and I went to LA. She doesn't even collect them and she had an absolute blast here. It's free admission and you get to see really cool displays dedicated to Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Rick and Morty, Harry Potter and more! One of the biggest draws, however, is being able to make a personal Pop figure of yourself! The process of making your own Pop is really cool, and even though the options are a bit limited, the end result is sure to make you smile! Make this a part of your itinerary and I promise you won't regret it. I rate Funko Hollywood 10/10!, What an amazing review, thanks so much and please visit again!, Written , February 27, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d19507259-Reviews-Funko_Hollywood-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Funko Hollywood | categories: Speciality & Gift Shops | Description: Funko’s second brick-and-mortar location, Funko Hollywood is 40,000 square feet of whimsy, adventure, fun, larger-than-life photo opportunities and immersive sets inspired by your favorite worlds, characters and moments! KNOW BEFORE YOU GO Before coming to the store, please note the following changes made in response to CDC advisories and guidelines and restrictions set forth by California Law. Store policies are subject to change in accordance with updates to state and county mandates. Following the City of Los Angeles ordinance, beginning 3/4/2022, Masks are strongly recommended, but not required for all persons, regardless of vaccine status, in indoor public settings and businesses. Well-fitting medical masks or respirators (e.g. N95, KN95 and KF94s) are highly recommended. Forms of payment currently accepted: Visa, MC, Discover, Amex, Apple Pay, and Samsung pay. CASH WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. There will be a reduced number of restrooms available for customer use. | Funko Hollywood ; categories: Speciality & Gift Shops ; Description: Funko’s second brick-and-mortar location, Funko Hollywood is 40,000 square feet of whimsy, adventure, fun, larger-than-life photo opportunities and immersive sets inspired by your favorite worlds, characters and moments! KNOW BEFORE YOU GO Before coming to the store, please note the following changes made in response to CDC advisories and guidelines and restrictions set forth by California Law. Store policies are subject to change in accordance with updates to state and county mandates. Following the City of Los Angeles ordinance, beginning 3/4/2022, Masks are strongly recommended, but not required for all persons, regardless of vaccine status, in indoor public settings and businesses. Well-fitting medical masks or respirators (e.g. N95, KN95 and KF94s) are highly recommended. Forms of payment currently accepted: Visa, MC, Discover, Amex, Apple Pay, and Samsung pay. CASH WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. There will be a reduced number of restrooms available for customer use. ; Reviews: A real experience, My daughter collects Funkos, and really wanted to do the Pop yourself, so we made a special trip during our recent holiday to California. It was very well organised, with roped off areas on street outside, then groups of so many being escorted into shop at regular intervals. Staff were very accommodating and helpful, as being from UK we couldn’t get text notifications for our turn in line. Daughter was so excited the whole time, having her photo done with so many of the oversized funkos throughout the store. Prices were also good, we had seen them more expensive in other areas, so that was a nice thing. The Pop yourself was really good, although done on a computer rather than building yourself, which is understandable. And it really does resemble her. Overall we spent a good hour in here and would definitely recommend it, and would even make another visit one day., Wow, this review is so appreciated. Please visit again!, Written , February 27, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Fun Time for All Ages, I found this place by chance as I was looking for activities for our teen to do near Hollywood Boulevard. My daughter is a Pop Funko fanatic so she absolutely enjoyed herself but we did as well. There is life size empty Pop Funko box when you walk in that you can stand in. There are movie scenes like The Little Mermaid or my favorite GOT Drogon, Khaleesi's dragon. You can also custom make a Pop Funko for yourself. I suggest you do that first because it takes time and you will get a text when yours is ready. Our teen wanted to do it at the end and we waited longer with nothing to do. We were able to park at a meter (maximum time is 2 hours but there is an app that you can extend your time)., Thank you so much! Please park in the Eastown Garage off Argyle Street on your next visit. We will validate with a minimum purchase of $25., Written , February 27, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Amazing Place for Children and Adults!, This place was so amazing! I love Funko Pop figures and collect them so I had to visit this place when my girlfriend and I went to LA. She doesn't even collect them and she had an absolute blast here. It's free admission and you get to see really cool displays dedicated to Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Rick and Morty, Harry Potter and more! One of the biggest draws, however, is being able to make a personal Pop figure of yourself! The process of making your own Pop is really cool, and even though the options are a bit limited, the end result is sure to make you smile! Make this a part of your itinerary and I promise you won't regret it. I rate Funko Hollywood 10/10!, What an amazing review, thanks so much and please visit again!, Written , February 27, 2023, This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Good service but needs improvement, Some vehicles are clean and new, others like the older subway lines are truly filthy. I have ridden many older subways in Boston, New York, and elsewhere, and I don't think I've ever seen subway cars that need basic cleaning more than the LA B line or D line. Also, a lot of patrons want to share their musical tastes by blasting their favorite songs throughout the stations and cars. No, thank you. This happens in a lot of cities but I've never seen it as pervasive and annoying as in LA. If you have the time, LA Metro's network of trains, trams, and buses will get you nearly anywhere at a very low cost. But you need to plan carefully and allow plenty of time. Many trips take 90 minutes or more with several transfers in this sprawling area. Ride quality varies widely. The Harbor Transitway buses have super-fast special lanes on the interstate, but some others crawl through traffic with long waits at lights. I'm glad to see public transit getting stronger and more effective in Los Angeles. They could improve the quality of service with some cleaning and better enforcement of the rules. Good way to get around , It's a great way to get around LA without a car! We used it for a week and although it was frequently dirty, we always felt safe and it got us where we needed to go.
If you're afraid of poor people I recommend you take a deep breath and say to yourself "they're not dangerous, they're just poor". , Traveled as a couple This is Not Tokyo, Unfortunately, homeless people linger around many of the train stations, particularly on the Red Line Subway. Elevators often times smell like urine. It's a turn off for the working public who tries to use this system daily for their commuting. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d491889-Reviews-Metro_Los_Angeles-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Metro Los Angeles | categories: Bus Services | Metro Los Angeles ; categories: Bus Services ; ; Reviews: Good service but needs improvement, Some vehicles are clean and new, others like the older subway lines are truly filthy. I have ridden many older subways in Boston, New York, and elsewhere, and I don't think I've ever seen subway cars that need basic cleaning more than the LA B line or D line. Also, a lot of patrons want to share their musical tastes by blasting their favorite songs throughout the stations and cars. No, thank you. This happens in a lot of cities but I've never seen it as pervasive and annoying as in LA. If you have the time, LA Metro's network of trains, trams, and buses will get you nearly anywhere at a very low cost. But you need to plan carefully and allow plenty of time. Many trips take 90 minutes or more with several transfers in this sprawling area. Ride quality varies widely. The Harbor Transitway buses have super-fast special lanes on the interstate, but some others crawl through traffic with long waits at lights. I'm glad to see public transit getting stronger and more effective in Los Angeles. They could improve the quality of service with some cleaning and better enforcement of the rules. Good way to get around , It's a great way to get around LA without a car! We used it for a week and although it was frequently dirty, we always felt safe and it got us where we needed to go.
If you're afraid of poor people I recommend you take a deep breath and say to yourself "they're not dangerous, they're just poor". , Traveled as a couple This is Not Tokyo, Unfortunately, homeless people linger around many of the train stations, particularly on the Red Line Subway. Elevators often times smell like urine. It's a turn off for the working public who tries to use this system daily for their commuting. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Desert Retreat. Leaving Los Angeles., The service Eagle Rider offers is unmatched by any other rental services. Amazing selections in their fleet and always a happy face that sends you off and welcomes your return every single time. After spending a week with the Harley Davidson Heritage Softail in Sturgis, SD 2019, I feel in love. With the bike of course! It's hard to admit but I definitely loved the ride more than my bike at home. I was given the chance to ride the Heritage again from LA out to the Coachella Valley Desert by way of winding mountain roads through Idyllwild and back down the Palms to Pines Highway under a full moon into the Coachella Valley Desert Floor! It was November and the weather was perfectly warm at 80 degrees F. Again, this is November in the California Desert! I highly recommend a visit here where you can pick up an Eagle Rider rental at the local Palm Desert location and explore all the sights and roads this special and spiritual land provides. From the elevated Idyllwild mountain town, to the Salton Sea with nearby art instillations at Slab City, that are out of this world and all made form repurposed materials beyond your imagination. A rip through the Joshua Tree National Park is a must! Finish the park adventure with a scenic route up the 247, Old Woman Springs Road and on through Pipes Canyon into Pioneer Town for a good and hearty meal at Pappy and Harriets, neighboring old Hollywood western film sets, turned into really hip and off-the-grid tourist attractions. Anywhere there's an Eagle Rider, I know there's adventure calling and waiting for me pick up and answer that call. Ride them all!
#iridewitheaglerider Strong recommendation, I rented a HD Heritage Classic for 3 weeks end of April 2022. The motorcycle was in perfect conditions and clean. Check-in went fast and very friendly. Nice guys there. The bike ran 100% well and solid under all circumstances (frost in the mountains, heat in the desert, Rusty winds) for more 4,000 miles.
Check-out was nice and easy. Thx, ER. I’ll be your customer again next time., Traveled with friends Awesome, I used Eagle Rider in 2020- flew out for a long weekend to Salt Lake City and went to Moab. What an awesome trip. On the way back it started snowing in Moab, so it was quite an adventure. I have to say, I was very appreciative that the bike was in great condition. We made it back safe, and the representative at the Salt Lake City store was very helpful to us, knowing we were going to be late bringing the bike back bc of the weather. It made the whole experience all the better., Traveled as a couple | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d4317320-Reviews-Eaglerider_Motorcycle_Rentals-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4 | Eaglerider Motorcycle Rentals | categories: Gear Rentals | Description: It all began in 1992 when EagleRider pioneered the motorcycle rental concept and guided motorcycle tour business. Since then, we've become the world's largest motorcycle tourism company providing a huge variety of beautifully maintained Harley-Davidson, Indian, Triumph, BMW, and Honda motorcycles as well as all kinds of ATVs, Dirt Bikes, and Scooters and more - start your adventure with #EagleRider today! | Eaglerider Motorcycle Rentals ; categories: Gear Rentals ; Description: It all began in 1992 when EagleRider pioneered the motorcycle rental concept and guided motorcycle tour business. Since then, we've become the world's largest motorcycle tourism company providing a huge variety of beautifully maintained Harley-Davidson, Indian, Triumph, BMW, and Honda motorcycles as well as all kinds of ATVs, Dirt Bikes, and Scooters and more - start your adventure with #EagleRider today! ; Reviews: Desert Retreat. Leaving Los Angeles., The service Eagle Rider offers is unmatched by any other rental services. Amazing selections in their fleet and always a happy face that sends you off and welcomes your return every single time. After spending a week with the Harley Davidson Heritage Softail in Sturgis, SD 2019, I feel in love. With the bike of course! It's hard to admit but I definitely loved the ride more than my bike at home. I was given the chance to ride the Heritage again from LA out to the Coachella Valley Desert by way of winding mountain roads through Idyllwild and back down the Palms to Pines Highway under a full moon into the Coachella Valley Desert Floor! It was November and the weather was perfectly warm at 80 degrees F. Again, this is November in the California Desert! I highly recommend a visit here where you can pick up an Eagle Rider rental at the local Palm Desert location and explore all the sights and roads this special and spiritual land provides. From the elevated Idyllwild mountain town, to the Salton Sea with nearby art instillations at Slab City, that are out of this world and all made form repurposed materials beyond your imagination. A rip through the Joshua Tree National Park is a must! Finish the park adventure with a scenic route up the 247, Old Woman Springs Road and on through Pipes Canyon into Pioneer Town for a good and hearty meal at Pappy and Harriets, neighboring old Hollywood western film sets, turned into really hip and off-the-grid tourist attractions. Anywhere there's an Eagle Rider, I know there's adventure calling and waiting for me pick up and answer that call. Ride them all!
#iridewitheaglerider Strong recommendation, I rented a HD Heritage Classic for 3 weeks end of April 2022. The motorcycle was in perfect conditions and clean. Check-in went fast and very friendly. Nice guys there. The bike ran 100% well and solid under all circumstances (frost in the mountains, heat in the desert, Rusty winds) for more 4,000 miles.
Check-out was nice and easy. Thx, ER. I’ll be your customer again next time., Traveled with friends Awesome, I used Eagle Rider in 2020- flew out for a long weekend to Salt Lake City and went to Moab. What an awesome trip. On the way back it started snowing in Moab, so it was quite an adventure. I have to say, I was very appreciative that the bike was in great condition. We made it back safe, and the representative at the Salt Lake City store was very helpful to us, knowing we were going to be late bringing the bike back bc of the weather. It made the whole experience all the better., Traveled as a couple | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Good introduction to dage weapon handling , Absolute newbee when it comes to shooting actual live firearms, but the nice people at Los Angeles Gun Club gave us a very safe, educational and excellent experience and introduction to the art of safely handling small firearms. They also had a wide selection of more powerful weapons, but that must wait for next time. I recommend this place for beginners, but I'm fairly sure they will be able to accommodate experienced weapon handlers as well. Thanks to the staff for a great experience!, Traveled with family Best experience ever, Top experience. We were a group of friends and went in during the morning to experience shooting at the range, and we had a full satisfied experience. The guys at the counter were super nice and not only gave us a warm and friendly welcome but also provided us with a full service on all the important explanations regarding the various weapons and how to best use them. They advised us on which weapon was really the best to try and how to handle it for a more comfortable experience, as we were not completely experienced. In addition, they helped us during shooting with training and various tips on posture and other things so that we didn't miss shots.
If you want to try the experience of shooting at the range in LA this is the right place. Super recommended. Special thanks to the guy with the cowboy hat who was behind us practically step by step and answered all our countless questions with patience and sympathy., Traveled with friends great experience, greater staff, great experience, greater staff.. i believe not so much the shooting experience itself, but the staff makes all the difference.. it was my first time shooting, but they made it simple, next time I am in LA, i'll go and check them out again ;) | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d10091355-Reviews-The_Los_Angeles_Gun_Club-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | The Los Angeles Gun Club | categories: Shooting Ranges | Description: Suggested duration | The Los Angeles Gun Club ; categories: Shooting Ranges ; Description: Suggested duration ; Reviews: Good introduction to dage weapon handling , Absolute newbee when it comes to shooting actual live firearms, but the nice people at Los Angeles Gun Club gave us a very safe, educational and excellent experience and introduction to the art of safely handling small firearms. They also had a wide selection of more powerful weapons, but that must wait for next time. I recommend this place for beginners, but I'm fairly sure they will be able to accommodate experienced weapon handlers as well. Thanks to the staff for a great experience!, Traveled with family Best experience ever, Top experience. We were a group of friends and went in during the morning to experience shooting at the range, and we had a full satisfied experience. The guys at the counter were super nice and not only gave us a warm and friendly welcome but also provided us with a full service on all the important explanations regarding the various weapons and how to best use them. They advised us on which weapon was really the best to try and how to handle it for a more comfortable experience, as we were not completely experienced. In addition, they helped us during shooting with training and various tips on posture and other things so that we didn't miss shots.
If you want to try the experience of shooting at the range in LA this is the right place. Super recommended. Special thanks to the guy with the cowboy hat who was behind us practically step by step and answered all our countless questions with patience and sympathy., Traveled with friends great experience, greater staff, great experience, greater staff.. i believe not so much the shooting experience itself, but the staff makes all the difference.. it was my first time shooting, but they made it simple, next time I am in LA, i'll go and check them out again ;) | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Zippy Shuttle , As a return customer, I can honestly say Zippy Shuttle is the best transfer service in California.
From booking to drop-off, the whole process is seamless and stress-free. On arrival at LAX, all you have to do is dial the phone number provided to quickly locate your driver.
Always punctual, and with clean vehicles, the drivers always make sure their guests are comfortable and offer complimentary water.
Business owner Ken is friendly and professional, and really does go the extra mile for you. I've used this service so many times, it's like being picked up by family.
Pricing varies depending on your requests, but the cost is worth it for safe, flexible, and reputable travel. I don't use any other shuttle service.
Consistently commendable service. Well done Zippy Shuttle! , Traveled with friends Best LAX to Disneyland Shuttle for a Family, Zippy Shuttle is the best option for your Disneyland family transportation. My family of 5 needed transportation and car seats for a 7, 5, and 3 year old to and from LAX to Disneyland. Zippy Shuttle was able to give us an affordable option to avoid renting a car and having to bring car seats on the airplane. Their time management was excellent and they even worked with us on changing dates last minute for the return trip due to COVID related Disneyland cancellations. We did a ride with just our family and it was economical and worth it and so much more efficient and relaxing to get to Disney and enjoy time in the park versus public transportation or a group shuttle. Outstanding Services - thank you and see you again soon!, Kenny from Zippy made our family holiday dreams come true! We were picked up swiflty upon arrival from LAX and instantly felt welcomed. My husband is a nervous passenger and my daughter has Autism and they both felt extremely comfortable and safe during our travels. Due to the great experience we booked Kenny a further two times! Everytime was wonderful! The car seats for the other two children fitted perfectly and were safe and secure. Our pick up from LAX, Disneyland and Hollywood were all on time and positive. We will 100% use Zippy again and would highly recommend these services. | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d6982751-Reviews-Zippy_Shuttle-Los_Angeles_California.html | 4.5 | Zippy Shuttle | categories: Taxis & Shuttles | Description: Private van transport. TOURS of Los Angeles, Hollywood, Beach areas or anything of your choice. You can stay as long as you want at any of the locations. We pick up Curbside at LAX. Child safety seats are complimentary. | Zippy Shuttle ; categories: Taxis & Shuttles ; Description: Private van transport. TOURS of Los Angeles, Hollywood, Beach areas or anything of your choice. You can stay as long as you want at any of the locations. We pick up Curbside at LAX. Child safety seats are complimentary. ; Reviews: Zippy Shuttle , As a return customer, I can honestly say Zippy Shuttle is the best transfer service in California.
From booking to drop-off, the whole process is seamless and stress-free. On arrival at LAX, all you have to do is dial the phone number provided to quickly locate your driver.
Always punctual, and with clean vehicles, the drivers always make sure their guests are comfortable and offer complimentary water.
Business owner Ken is friendly and professional, and really does go the extra mile for you. I've used this service so many times, it's like being picked up by family.
Pricing varies depending on your requests, but the cost is worth it for safe, flexible, and reputable travel. I don't use any other shuttle service.
Consistently commendable service. Well done Zippy Shuttle! , Traveled with friends Best LAX to Disneyland Shuttle for a Family, Zippy Shuttle is the best option for your Disneyland family transportation. My family of 5 needed transportation and car seats for a 7, 5, and 3 year old to and from LAX to Disneyland. Zippy Shuttle was able to give us an affordable option to avoid renting a car and having to bring car seats on the airplane. Their time management was excellent and they even worked with us on changing dates last minute for the return trip due to COVID related Disneyland cancellations. We did a ride with just our family and it was economical and worth it and so much more efficient and relaxing to get to Disney and enjoy time in the park versus public transportation or a group shuttle. Outstanding Services - thank you and see you again soon!, Kenny from Zippy made our family holiday dreams come true! We were picked up swiflty upon arrival from LAX and instantly felt welcomed. My husband is a nervous passenger and my daughter has Autism and they both felt extremely comfortable and safe during our travels. Due to the great experience we booked Kenny a further two times! Everytime was wonderful! The car seats for the other two children fitted perfectly and were safe and secure. Our pick up from LAX, Disneyland and Hollywood were all on time and positive. We will 100% use Zippy again and would highly recommend these services. | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d8842476-Reviews-Scot_Nery_s_Boobietrap-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Scot Nery's Boobietrap | categories: Comedy Clubs Theatre & Performances | Description: The best thing to do in Hollywood on a Wednesday! Voted "Best in LA" by the LA Magazine and LA Weekly. Boobietrap brings together world class performers from all over the world to bring you an unforgettable show experience. You'll see Magic Castle magicians, Cirque Du Soleil circus performers, Netflix Comedians, and surprise celebrity all in one show- doing their best four minutes on stage. “Wildly weird and entertaining!” - Huffington Post "I'll come back every time I'm in town for the good feeling it gave me!" -Academy Award winner Emma Thompson “Very fun!” - People’s Choice winner John Stamos “I had a blast” - MTV‘s Jackass’ Steve-O Audiences looking for a million laughs, a rollicking night out, and feed worthy photos are sure to say the same. | Scot Nery's Boobietrap ; categories: Comedy Clubs Theatre & Performances ; Description: The best thing to do in Hollywood on a Wednesday! Voted "Best in LA" by the LA Magazine and LA Weekly. Boobietrap brings together world class performers from all over the world to bring you an unforgettable show experience. You'll see Magic Castle magicians, Cirque Du Soleil circus performers, Netflix Comedians, and surprise celebrity all in one show- doing their best four minutes on stage. “Wildly weird and entertaining!” - Huffington Post "I'll come back every time I'm in town for the good feeling it gave me!" -Academy Award winner Emma Thompson “Very fun!” - People’s Choice winner John Stamos “I had a blast” - MTV‘s Jackass’ Steve-O Audiences looking for a million laughs, a rollicking night out, and feed worthy photos are sure to say the same. ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d10915555-Reviews-LA_Fly_Rides-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | LA Fly Rides | categories: Speciality & Gift Shops | Description: San Diego’s #1 Electric Bike Tour company, San Diego Fly Rides, is now offering tours in Los Angeles! Choose LA Fly Rides to see the very best of LA. Ride one of our Powerful, Premium, Electric Bicycles and enjoy conquering the hills- we offer guided tours and premium ebike rentals. If you’d rather go on foot, you can take an energizing run or hike with our local pro guide, Scott! | LA Fly Rides ; categories: Speciality & Gift Shops ; Description: San Diego’s #1 Electric Bike Tour company, San Diego Fly Rides, is now offering tours in Los Angeles! Choose LA Fly Rides to see the very best of LA. Ride one of our Powerful, Premium, Electric Bicycles and enjoy conquering the hills- we offer guided tours and premium ebike rentals. If you’d rather go on foot, you can take an energizing run or hike with our local pro guide, Scott! ; Reviews: | [
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Los Angeles | Reviews: Fully immersive experience!, We had a blast in the Bloody Elbow room. Truly one of the most immersive Escape Rooms I've ever done. Spoke to some friends who had done it previously and it sounds like with even more people (we did it with just 2 of us) it gets even better! Highly recommend. Great time - so much fun!, my first time to Quest Room and it was fantastic!!! Kyle was our leader and he was amazing and full of great energy while describing the storyline before we entered the room. Throughout our 90 minutes finding clues to solve the mystery, he provided tips and hints through speakers that kept our energy level high in a most fun environment. The room props, puzzles and challenges were well done, very thought provoking and creative. I absolutely had a blast, perfect event to do with friends or family. When you go, be sure to reserve a spot with Kyle, he was the best! The best escape rooms I’ve ever done out of my entire life!, Absolutely the best experience I’ve ever had with an escape room like ever. Project Minotaur was more terrifying and awesome than an actual haunted house. And it was HUGE!! This wasn’t an escape room this was like an escape Compound! 10 out of 10 stars. Also Cannibals den, scary and fun all the way! You will not be disappointed, I promise!, Traveled as a couple | https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g32655-d11918115-Reviews-Quest_Room-Los_Angeles_California.html | 5 | Quest Room | categories: Escape Games | Description: Interactive escape rooms in Los Angeles. One of the best ways to wind up your brain is out-of-the-ordinary fun - real life escape room adventure! You become main participants in unique stories and have just 60 minutes to get out from highly detailed and set up, called “escape room”. | Quest Room ; categories: Escape Games ; Description: Interactive escape rooms in Los Angeles. One of the best ways to wind up your brain is out-of-the-ordinary fun - real life escape room adventure! You become main participants in unique stories and have just 60 minutes to get out from highly detailed and set up, called “escape room”. ; Reviews: Fully immersive experience!, We had a blast in the Bloody Elbow room. Truly one of the most immersive Escape Rooms I've ever done. Spoke to some friends who had done it previously and it sounds like with even more people (we did it with just 2 of us) it gets even better! Highly recommend. Great time - so much fun!, my first time to Quest Room and it was fantastic!!! Kyle was our leader and he was amazing and full of great energy while describing the storyline before we entered the room. Throughout our 90 minutes finding clues to solve the mystery, he provided tips and hints through speakers that kept our energy level high in a most fun environment. The room props, puzzles and challenges were well done, very thought provoking and creative. I absolutely had a blast, perfect event to do with friends or family. When you go, be sure to reserve a spot with Kyle, he was the best! The best escape rooms I’ve ever done out of my entire life!, Absolutely the best experience I’ve ever had with an escape room like ever. Project Minotaur was more terrifying and awesome than an actual haunted house. And it was HUGE!! This wasn’t an escape room this was like an escape Compound! 10 out of 10 stars. Also Cannibals den, scary and fun all the way! You will not be disappointed, I promise!, Traveled as a couple | [
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