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Los Angeles Union Station

800 North Alameda Street | Chinatown Capacity - 2000 people

About

Los Angeles Union Station is a 1939 Mission Revival–Art Deco landmark and the largest passenger rail terminal in the Western United States. Beyond serving Amtrak, Metrolink and Metro Rail, the property rents its historic spaces for private events—the main Ticket Concourse accommodates up to 2,000 standing and has hosted high?profile productions such as the 93rd Academy Awards. Set at the north edge of Downtown across from Olvera Street and a short walk to Chinatown, it offers grand historic interiors and outdoor courtyards suited to galas, concerts and cultural programming.

Getting there

Parking

Paid visitor parking in Union Station East Garage (Vignes St.) with long?term options; limited short?term paid parking at Union Station West Lots B, D and G (Alameda St. side); designated pick?up/drop?off zones signed on site.

Public transit

Direct Metro A, B and D rail lines and the J Line busway stop at Union Station; Amtrak and Metrolink trains; LAX FlyAway and Greyhound depart from Patsaouras Transit Plaza, with numerous municipal bus connections.