Venue Info, Features and Facilities
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Located within Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Upscale lounge offers craft cocktails and vintage bowling lanes.
Historic dive bar situated next to the Pantages Theater. Known for iconic neon sign and rich Hollywood history dating back to 1930s.
1970s-themed bar accessible through a retro refrigerator door, featuring live music, djs and a laid-back backyard patio.
Hidden gem above 800 Degrees Pizzeria. Intimate bar boasts a vinyl record collection, craft cocktails and a vintage ambiance. I’ve been there and can give it the Lorenzo Llama seal of approval.
Cozy neighborhood haunt with woodsy interior, offering solid music, affordable drinks, and a chill atmosphere.
Chic rooftop bar atop the Thompson Hotel. Live jazz, cocktails and panoramic views of Hollywood.
Formerly MiniBar, this intimage lounge features a 1960s airport lounge vibe, classic cocktails and a sophisticated setting.
Just a short walk from Hollywood Bowl, Power House is a quintessential dive bar known for its unpretentious vibe and classic jukebox. It’s been labled an ‘endearingly unremarkable bar.’
Fairly new bar. 2022. Dated wood paneling lines the walls, old chipped up swivel stools dot the bar area and 1980s-era dropped ceiling tiles hover above everything. The crowd is a charming mix of Valley residents and people in their 30s who just moved to the area. Some of the best bar food in LA. Gooey pastrami-filled quesadillas and the house burger that comes with cilantro, Toma cheese and hoisin ketchup are not to be missed.
With a town chock full of Tiki Bars, nothing compares to the magic of Tiki Ti. Located inside a glorified lean-to along Sunset in Los Feliz, this dime sized bar has been around since early ’60s and is still operated buy original owners. Crowd is mostly comprised of locals who have been drinking there for years. Two cocktails will put you under the table and if you order the right one, a tiny mechanical toy bull will prance across the bar. credit to www.theinfatuation.com
Bag Policy:
Bags do not need to be clear but must be able to fit under your seat and measure no more than 15 inches wide, 15 inches high, or 22 inches long.
Water Policy:
Factory-sealed plastic bottles are allowed up to 1 Liter. No glass or aluminum cans, regardless of content. Reusable liquid containers are permitted as long as they’re empty. There are three water stations throughout the Hollywood Bowl.
Parking:
On-site Parking
Parking at the Bowl is extremely limited! Pre-purchase parking Lots may sell out in advance and night-of inventory is limited. All parking lots are stack parked and there is no early exit.
No overnight parking
No trailers or campers allowed
No tailgating/no vendor village
Parking passes only
Parking Information and/or Reservations
Public Transit:
Take the Metro B Line (Red) to our Hollywood & Highland Shuttle location (valid TAP Cards will be accepted). Plan your trip on Transit app or call 323 GO METRO (323 466 3876).
Public Transit Information
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Pickup/DropOff Spot:
All rideshare, access and drop-off vehicles are welcome in parking Lot B only. Please enter Lot B from Odin Street for easy drop off and pick up access. Patrons may meet their vehicle at the top of the Lot B turnaround once they have ordered their ride, and then exit quickly from there.
Search Policy:
Metal detectors are at all entrance points.
Concessions Info:
Everything, as well as mobile ordering is available.
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Fan Reviews
The Bowl is a legendary venue that missed the mark on a few important facets. Great view and vibes, but the sound in the upper half of the venue is quite bad.
The Hollywood Bowl is iconic for a reason! Such a great venue and really amazing concert experience. This is one spot you do not want to miss seeing a show at.
From Maestro Alfred Hertz (“The Father Of The Bowl”) conducting Wagner to Phish’s 2023 Wolfman’s Brother > Ruby Waves, the Hollywood Bowl has been melting SoCal faces for more than 100 years.
The views are amazing, the sound is pristine, and the weather is perfect. You don’t have to eat at the venue, though you’d be wise to enjoy a set break soft serve.
Screen shots have made stubbing down very easy. The venue discourages vending, so not a big scene, but you can still find things.
Park at the Ovation Mall, it isn’t too costly and you can wobble around Hollywood Blvd. lookin at stars after your show.
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