Crypto.com Arena: Getting there and planning your visit

Crypto.com Arena is at 1111 S. Figueroa Street, beside L.A. LIVE, a downtown sports and entertainment district. The address gives you a direct destination for event-day directions and parking plans.

L.A. LIVE is right next to the arena, so you can make it part of the same outing. The Peacock Theater and The Novo are also nearby venues, though each has its own event arrangements.

From Olyver Hotel, Wilshire/Vermont station is about 18 minutes on foot or 4 minutes by car. Metro directs arena visitors to Pico Station on the A or E Line; check current directions for the route from Wilshire/Vermont.

L.A. LIVE, beside the arena, is a nearby option to pair with your visit. A room at this three-star hotel is one accommodation option for your visit.

Metro directs visitors to take the A or E Line to Pico Station. For parking, the arena reports 3,300 spaces in its owned lots and more than 10,000 additional spaces within a seven- to ten-minute walk; privately operated lot rates and hours vary.

Parking arrangements differ by lot and event. Lots 1 and C open two and a half hours before an event; other lots open 90 minutes before and remain staffed 60 minutes after it. The arena prohibits overnight parking and in-and-out privileges, and tailgating is prohibited in all L.A. LIVE and arena parking lots.

West Garage Lot W, Gate B, lists event parking at $10–$50 plus city parking tax, depending on the event. Gate B opens three and a half hours before the event. The arena says Lots W and E are open daily from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m., with possible holiday-hour changes; confirm current arrangements before setting out.

If you’re planning more than an arena trip, this guide to getting around Los Angeles covers the wider city context.

The arena’s Events page links to its authorized ticket-selling agent, and tickets are also available at the Box Office. Event-specific opening and entry times vary, so use the individual event listing when planning your arrival. The Box Office phone number is (888) 929-7849.

Bags, backpacks, purses, totes, clear bags, fanny packs and camera bags are not allowed. Small clutches and wallets smaller than 5 × 9 × 1 inches are permitted but subject to inspection. Medical and parental bags smaller than 14 × 14 × 6 inches must go through X-ray screening.

If you have a larger bag, Binbox Locker is next to the Kobe Bryant Entrance and LA Kings Monument. Prices start at $15 per checked bag; payment is by debit or credit card or mobile payment, not cash, and is non-refundable.

Bag check opens one hour before general doors and closes one hour after the event; bags left afterward go to Lost and Found.

Entrances use Evolv Express screening. You may be directed to secondary screening, and permitted bags may be searched at entry or inside the arena.

Accessible seating is available on all levels. A guest purchasing accessible seating may buy one accessible seat and three adjacent companion seats. Day-of-event relocation is subject to availability and handled first-come, first-served.

Guest Services is across from aisle M12 on the Main Concourse for 100, 200 and Premier Level tickets, and across from aisle U5 on the Upper Concourse for 300 Level tickets. Elevators serve all public areas, and you can request a wheelchair escort through Guest Services at (213) 742-7326.

Accessible parking, including van-accessible spaces, is designated for vehicles displaying a current state-issued disability placard or license plate. Spaces are first-come, first-served.

L.A. LIVE sits beside Crypto.com Arena, making the district a natural place to include before or after an event. It is a downtown sports and entertainment area; check the individual venue or event details for plans beyond the arena.

For a broader city itinerary, a Los Angeles day route can help you think about what to combine with time downtown.

Before you go: Event details, entry rules and parking arrangements can change, so check the official site before you go.