Visit FAQ
Getting Here
Thank you for your interest in our Park and Ride and Shuttle programs. Our Park & Ride and Shuttle programs allow you to park at a lot around LA County or near the Bowl and a bus will take you straight to the Bowl. We are working on finalizing the lot locations and departure times for the upcoming season. Park and Ride and Shuttle tickets will be available in March, closer to the Hollywood Bowl 2023 season. At that time, you will be able purchase Park and Ride and Shuttle tickets on our Getting Here page.
PermalinkPlease arrive at the theatre with enough time to take your seats before the scheduled performance. Gates will open 2 hours prior to the start of a concert and we suggest arriving at least one hour prior to your performance.
Visit our Getting Here page for directions, parking, public transportation and ride share, Park & Ride / Bowl Shuttle information and more.
When You're Here
You're welcome to bring the following items the the Bowl. Learn more about our House Rules and Code of Conduct
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You’re welcome to bring your own food and drink* to the Hollywood Bowl.
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Bringing alcohol is dependent on the type of event you’re attending. For LA Phil-presented events, feel free to bring wine bottles, wine glasses and beer bottles inside. *For Lease Events, however, alcohol isn’t permitted. Please note the full list of prohibited items for Lease Events below.
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Container size matters. All containers, picnic baskets and coolers must be able to fit under your seats or within your box. Containers, picnic baskets and coolers measuring more than 15 inches wide, 15 inches high or 22 inches long won’t be allowed past the tickets gate.
The following are prohibited items for ALL EVENTS:
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No tailgating in any of the parking lots.
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No kegs of any kind.
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No vending or vendor village.
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No overnight parking.
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No parking without a valid parking pass.
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No trailers or campers.
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No firearms or weapons (such as tasers or expandable batons).
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No cameras with detachable or extended lenses.
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No forms of camera stand (including monopods).
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No selfie sticks.
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No GoPros or audio/video recording devices.
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No drones.
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No laser pointers or glow sticks.
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No umbrellas (concerts are performed rain or shine).
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No electronic devices such as iPads, tablets, and laptops.
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No chairs.
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No fireworks or other incendiary items.
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No throwable items of any kind such as frisbees, balls, or beach balls.
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No signs.
Generally, we do not have set times until the artist goes on stage. Therefore, we are unable to provide set times in advance. To ensure that you don’t miss any of your concert, we encourage all patrons to arrive early.
PermalinkMost concerts are 2 to 2 ½ hours, which typically includes a 20-minute intermission.
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