Broed Reviews

I am torn. The exhibitions are truly exceptional. But the person in charge of the tickets and entry system is obviously disabled, which on the other hand might be a good thing considering that he would not be able to get any job in the real commercial profit based world. So it brings me to a philosophical question whether the well being of one disabled person is worth the suffering of thousands of visitors of the gallery...

Get the free tickets online to avoid the longer line. You still have to fall in line and make sure it's the right line, unless you don't mind killing time.

It was such a cool place. I had a good time. Reccomend going there at least once

Nice museum with a good selection of modern Art . The museum is a bit on the small side and one can go through it in an hour or so provided the wait times for some of the special exhibits are short . It's a free museum, and you can RSVP or go standby but be advised that if you go standby you have to be there before 630 p.m.

Beautiful infinity room, free viewing, worth the 3 hour waitlist

Excellent place to visit with my daughter. Just beautiful. Extra points for not patronizing me because I pronounced "Broad" like the uncultured swine that I am.

A great place for an awesome night out with friends and family..

I love the Infinity Mirrored Room. I really wish we have more time but that is just me being selfish. I really love a lot of art they have shown. Great place to visit. I would come back.

Really cool modern art museum. Definitely worth a visit when in LA.

really great collection and helpful staff. the museum isn t overwhelming as many art museums can be

Lovely open galleries that seem purpose built for the large and monumental works. The collection is breathtaking. The smaller spaces felt well suited to the show on display also. Will return whenever I can.

It's good if you like contemporary art especially since it's free. Good lucky finding parking though.

Didn't go in but the architecture was visually appealing so had to snap a pic

While a handful of the pieces were good, there was a lot of mediocre and some even bad taste. I would have been disappointed if the entry was not free.

Super interesting...
Maybe because of the long long long wait I had a bigger expectation of the place...

Nice place to go and hang out with family and friends.

it was nice the only thing is that I waited 2 hours to enter the mirror room...for 45 SECONDS!!

Great museum. Make sure you get in line early (6-8 am)

This place has a lot of beautiful masterpieces some aren't suitable for children though. I went with children and wasn't allowed in a particular spot. I was only there for a short time so didn't get to see one of the room since there was a line. I do love the architecture!

Free museum which offers many art styles to view. Many great instagram shots can be taken here.

Lively - went on Thursday evening when closing is it 8 PM. Easy to see the whole place in an hour or so - not overwhelming but so many blue-chip works.

love all the NYC art here. Basquiat, Herring, Warhol. the wait is the worst but the museum is super cool and simple. feels like a modern day flintstone house. only 2 levels but lots to look at. murakami gotta lotta real estate here too.

Definitely book ahead to see the mirror room, it's absolutely amazing.

Nice musuem but rude staff. Also don't go to free shows the parking is $15 they sneak it up on you. No tour guide very unorganized.

I feel like modern art is a bad joke.....I never know what I am looking at and need to read the artwork description to understand the piece

My daughter and I are not gallery people. Our LA hosts raves about the Broad, so I booked tickets online and made it the centrepiece of our downtown LA visit. The building that houses the gallery is itself a star in its own right. The effect the windows create inside and out is stunning. The exhibit on the top floor was wonderful. The Koon stuff in particular is great. There s some other modern stuff that you scratch your head about - but I guess that is the point. Souvenir shop below is excellent. Glad we copped the tip from our friends.

The 3rd floor which has the in-house collection is beautiful! A good collection of works, which is easy to walk through and take in. Was very pleased with this find!

I wasn t amazed by the Architecture or the internal distribution of the room which made me miss half of the museum because I couldn t understand the spaces.
Mainstream pieces with lack of curation.
Regarding their must-see: the infinity room ... we tried signing up to view it and it was fully booked despite the museum being quite empty.
I wouldn t recommend it!

The art is ok.
The infinite room is absolutely disappointing. It is a tiny tiny box with some lights and an all around mirror that reflects the lights. That's all. And they let you in for only 45 SECONDS; After this super short time they kick you out.

Wonderful modern art collection. The Infinity Room is not to be missed!

It is free, you can book in advance, the temporary exhibition if it has cost,

Very nice walk, it is inside the most visited circuit of LA so it is worth going.

Amazing experience, have been back twice since I first visited.

Definitely an above-average museum. Very creative works that often rotate so make sure to check it out often. Makes for a great weeekend excursion. The selection could be a little larger and some of the rooms have long lines. It is free but you d better reserve your tickets way in advance to avoid disappointment or long waits.

One of the best museum who i ever seen my whole life

Great place for a date night. Current exhibit, Yayoi Kusama, was amazing! I would definitely recommend going if you enjoy artwork that incorporates you into the piece.

Very amazing museum. With just enough art work to enjoy for a afternoon. Reservation is a must( 3months in advance). But the work days are less crowded. They have the museum art work and periodic exhibit that are very unique. It is a museum you have to experience. Compared to the Getty it very relaxed due to the fact that you have time slot to enter and exit but it doesnt seem like they are very strict with the time slot you get your reservation for. The museum art is free but the exhibit you have to pay for

The Broad Collection is a Greatest Hits of Modern Art, and isn't exactly full of surprises. The highlight of our visit was to delight in a pretty impressive architectural showpiece. Sure, the very compact Broad is a display of vast wealth wrapped in philanthropic magnanimity, but putting that aside, as an example of architectural intelligence and restraint, it's worth the trip.

The downside, of course, of such a small gallery space is that you have to wait in line for a very long time, which can take the sheen off just about anything. My family jumped the line, but only because my wife won "VIP Tickets" in a school raffle. Frankly, without the benefit of the jump the line passes we might have skipped the collection altogether.

(4.7 stars) Here is another free and fantastic museum in LA. There are a lot of memorable art pieces here and it is worth the line to enter. I believe there is a reservation system but it is not required. Easily accessible via public transport and plenty of dining options in the area

The broad has free admission. Typically spend about 1 to 2 hours here

Parking for 90 minutes, I received 25 dollars, too expensive

I was very disappointed in my time at the Broad Museum. My family wanted to go into the Infinity Light Room but were not allowed because we did not make a reservation at the kiosk. We went up to the kiosk to make a reservation but the screen stated that time in the room was booked for the day. We waited for the kiosk to open back up and were able to make a reservation but our wait was 4 AND A HALF HOURS! There was NO WAY that we were waiting that long to go into a room for 45 seconds. I proceeded to go up and ask if the wait was really going to be that long and the response I got was no but you will have to wait at least an hour. And let me point out that there was NO ONE in line at the time. If I am only going to be in the room for what, 45 freaking seconds, then why must I make a reservation when I am already there ready to go while the people who made a so called reservation decided to not show up. And don t even get me started on the parking garage setup. Free museum, $25 parking and my family was not even there for an hour.

Book your free tickets in advance online for date / time to avoid line up at door. The infinity mirror exhibit is fantastic (est 300 min wait when we signed up but it ended up being ~60 mins...they send you a text to notify you so you don't have to wait around).

Absolutely loved this Museum. ALl the VSA's were really pleasant and knowledgeable. I can't wait to go back. I went to the Special Exhibition:Soul of a Nation: art in the age of black power 1963-1983 ,then toured the rest of the museum .Arrive early guys

To visit absolutely. The works of art they have inside are multiple and of different artists. Insert it into your stages if you pass by L.A.

Artworks were amazing, but their service was awful.

This was one of the greatest displays I've seen and I have seen many.

If you are interested in contemprary art, this is the place. We got lucky to spot an amazing Vermeer in the storage!

Great overall experience. Got my tickets in advance, convenient parking and awesome crowd regulation. You're actually able to enjoy the exhibits as they were intended to be viewed.

Get in line at 1000 for the 1100 am opening if you don't have reservations.

Free museum definitely worth viewing! Went on a Saturday and only waited in line 15 minutes The best part is the oversize dining table and chairs!

The museum is great! Too bad the wait is so long for the infinity mirror room (3 hours on average). Also take your seats at the museum 3-4 weeks in advance even if it's free otherwise waiting at the entrance

Best if you stop by with plenty of time to see it all.

This is a fun museum. We didn t have tickets and had to wait like 30 minutes outside, and never ended up getting into the special exhibits as they had separate sign ups. That said, we saw them and I think they looked gimmicky compared to the rest of the museum. It s basically a photo op and they time you for like a minute. The rest of the museum has some nice modern pieces. We enjoyed our visit.

Scavenger hunt for the kids made the experience all the better

Great experience, shame for the long queue for infinity room

Great exhibits and fun place to visit. My kids liked seeing so many different kinds of art and where surprised by some of the pieces hanging on the walls. It was great to show how art is subjective and how many amazing pieces were at this museum. Great way to spend the day. The Infinity Room was definitely the highlight of the visit. 45 seconds is so short when you are in the amazing room. We should have went back in line to go again. We were able to get some awesome pictures in that room.

It was streamlined easy to see the art exhibits. You could get the app to guide you along the museum and or a guided tour.

The collection is phenomenal. I went in search of Mark Bradford and was thrilled to also find Basquiat, Warhol and Jasper Johns and discover Kara Walker. Beautiful building. Great flow. I love the timing, it makes for easier, less crowded viewing. Will definitely go again to see the new rotation of exhibits.

The Broad was really cool! Everyone who worked there was very respectful and I felt safe and the restrooms were clean!

Friendly staff, good organized, but a long queue for the mirror room.

The Broad is a museum of modern works located in downtown Los Angeles. The museum has free admission and is not very large, which makes visiting a lot easier in a reasonable time. The architecture itself of the place already draws attention. The staff were very polite. The works are known and very interesting. It was very worth knowing.

Art that enriches, they have a free autotour that helps you to appreciate some works even more, it was an exquisite walk, you need at least 2 hours but if you can give the visit more time to take advantage of the best.

Mind blowing collection of art. But small compared to other museums

An incredible museum. I've been there many times and I live in San Diego.
The building itself is a work of art. The exhibitions are always amazing. Saw the infinity room a few years ago and it was so impressive. The Basquiat collection.......incredible.
I will always visit there at least a few times a year.

One of our favorite museum in LA! We were very lucky to get into the Infinity Lights room!!

Brand new contemporary art museum that opened mid 2015. Tickets are free whether by walk-up or by requesting on their website. Lots of different pieces from a private collection that will be constantly rotated. Did I mention that it's free? Also, right now they have a promotion where if you go across the street to MOCA and show them your ticket stub, you get a free membership pass for a year as well.

Contemporary art collection and wonderful architecture. The picture I shot was during an evening walk with the museum still closed due to Covid. The small olive garden next to it was nice.