One of the world's largest automotive museums, the Petersen Automotive Museum is a nonprofit organization specializing in automobile history and related educational programs
General Information
Hours:
Museum Hours:
Monday 11am to 5pm
Tuesday 11am to 5pm
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 11am to 5pm
Friday 11am to 8pm
Saturday 10am to 7pm
Sunday 10am to 7pm
Always closed on Wednesdays, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day
Monday 11am to 5pm
Tuesday 11am to 5pm
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 11am to 5pm
Friday 11am to 8pm
Saturday 10am to 7pm
Sunday 10am to 7pm
Always closed on Wednesdays, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day
Fees:
After 3pm, Monday to Friday LA County Residents: Free; Non Residents: $25.00
Youth (12 & under) LA County Residents: Free; Non Residents: Free
Teens (13–17) LA County Residents: Free; Non Residents: $10.00
Adults LA County Residents: $20.00; Non Residents: $25.00
Seniors (65+ with ID) LA County Residents: $16.00; Non Residents: $21.00
Students (18+ with ID) LA County Residents: $16.00; Non Residents: $21.00
Self Parking:
Parking for LACMA is located at the Pritzker Parking Garage on 6th St., just east of Fairfax Ave.
The $16 charge ($8 after 7 pm entry) may be prepaid at a pay station located in each parking lot.
Youth (12 & under) LA County Residents: Free; Non Residents: Free
Teens (13–17) LA County Residents: Free; Non Residents: $10.00
Adults LA County Residents: $20.00; Non Residents: $25.00
Seniors (65+ with ID) LA County Residents: $16.00; Non Residents: $21.00
Students (18+ with ID) LA County Residents: $16.00; Non Residents: $21.00
Self Parking:
Parking for LACMA is located at the Pritzker Parking Garage on 6th St., just east of Fairfax Ave.
The $16 charge ($8 after 7 pm entry) may be prepaid at a pay station located in each parking lot.
Pet Policy:
Pets allowed
Closest cities with hotels:
Los Angeles
Seasons:
All year
Location:
Website:
How to Get There
Overview
The Petersen Automotive Museum on Museum Row along Wilshire Boulevard in the Miracle Mile is one of the world’s great car museums, founded in 1994 by publisher Robert Petersen and renovated in 2015 with a dramatic ribbon-like stainless-steel façade. Its three floors display more than 250 vehicles, from historic cars to Hollywood movie cars and supercars, plus the Vault, a guided tour of the private collection.
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