Broed Reviews

Great museum and free admission, but it was a struggle to see the original infinity mirror room!

My husband and I skipped the line by paying for a ticket to the special exhibit. Got into the special exhibit and the rest of the museum.

Some guards really need to chill.....getting a closer look at art---a series of Polaroids behind plexi---not crossing any line nor touching is not grounds for being harassed.....

I would love to go back, a museum with a lot of imagination, colors, and good art!

Futuristic structure, rich exposition and broad perspective on American art.

Incredible art collection specially from the 50 s and 60 s. A must see

Free entry. Alot of interesting artwork to observe.

Amazing architecture and professionally organized and run museum. The entrance through the escalator feels like you are entering a "new experience tunnel".

I was at the Cindy Sherman exhibit and it was beautiful.

I can't believe I've never been here before! This was such a cool art museum. Be sure to reserve your tickets online a head of time (it's free) because if you don't, your will probably wait for about 45 minutes - it's still worth it though.

Great art gallery with changing exhibits. The current 'infinity mirror' installation by Yayoi Kusama is a must see! Lines are long, so arrive early.

Right in the heart of DTLA. It s free admission, must reserve ahead of time as they fill up fast. You can spend easy two hours there to see all the art and special exhibits. Immediately sign up for the Infinity Room, a MUST SEE exhibit, as you enter the museum.

So much great art and free admission if you wait in line. We went mid-week so was very easy to get into. I also love that they allow you to photograph the art. I would highly recommend a visit when in DTLA!

Someone described the Broad Museum of Modern Art like a Cylon Mothership landed in the middle of Los Angeles downtown. The architecture is incredible. The art is Iconic. You will see pieces of art that you have seen in magazines or on television but never in real life because they were part of a private collection. I urge you to go early if you don't have tickets and if you do get tickets get them for the 1st time available during the day. I say this because the minute you get in run and ask where the Infinity Room is. Basically this is the room where you get the stand hands are surrounded by incredible lights. You get about 45 seconds if you go in alone and about a minute if you're with somebody else.

The Broad has many of the same pieces similar to it's first opening. Appreciate the fact that it's FREE. This time around i took a wider perspective of the pieces.

Free, parking can be a problem, but is free nice abstract art

Discovery of Downtown LA and Broad, the Museum of Contemporary Art. An architecture just as amazing as its collections. A must see, both for the place and for the works presented. And, rare in LA, the permanent collection is free!

Went for the architecture which was a treat. Can't get excited about alot of the art but do appreciate how the lighting (natural and artificial) accentuated the mood and staging of the art pieces.

love the architecture! not a fan of waiting half an hour to get in, but totally worth it :)

Love this place! They have free admission days too!

I enjoyed my visit, the Art work and lay out of the site made my tour very well worth going and inviting other to go and enjoy the different types of art that are displayed.

Reserved tickets and loved the display. Only one floor was open. Don't bother with the audio tour because there's not enough to use it for. It's only an art piece here and there.

This was a fun time. We went for the lights (not sure of the name) it was neat. My 16 yr old son enjoyed it. They didn't have a time slot available for us when we arrived but they were so nice to fit us in since it was his 16th bday and we traveled from OH to come see it. The actual structure of the building is AMAZING

Well...the art there is "modern"...seriously modern.

The museum has a lot to see at this time it wasn't that packed great to bring family and friends!

I took this picture during my second visit to The Broad. It seems as if most installations stay the same, but they have taken some pieces away & added others. Make sure to book your tickets in advance so you don t wait in line the day of.

Make sure you make a reservation so you aren't waiting on standby to enter. The customer service agents are helpful and friendly. If you want to see the infinity mirror exhibit, choose the earliest reservation time to get into the museum; once you get in you must sign up to get into a queue to see the exhibit. Then you can leave the museum and check out the Disney music Hall or grab breakfast. You'll get a text once your turn is within 10 minutes. The rest of the museum takes about an hour to go thru.
To give an idea, I had a 10:30 reservation on a sunday, and I signed up as soon as I got into the building. I had to wait 1 hour and 30 minutes until it was my turn to go into the exhibit. Around noon, people were coming in to sign up to go into the mirror exhibit and the wait was 5 hours!!! Crazy!
Infinity mirror is pretty neat to see, you get 45 seconds inside by yourself or with another person. If you've ever been to the San Francisco pier, there's a mirror maze you can go through and it's kinda like that.

Lovely art and work of architecture. Free entrance and you can get your ticket online in under 3 minutes if u access their webpage. With the QR code I didn't have to wait any line. I would definitely recommend it if u are visiting LA or you are interested on modern art.

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

Cool paintings that aren't boring but a tiny building so not much art

I can't believe I've never been here before! This was such a cool art museum. Be sure to reserve your tickets online a head of time (it's free) because if you don't, your will probably wait for about 45 minutes - it's still worth it though.

I can't figure out if my hamster is still on the wheel or resting now LOL

The artwork is definitely worth seeing, that was really worth my time once I found the popular pieces. However, I feel like the staff could assist in explaining what is in each room- just approaching people and asking if they would like any help. All I saw them doing was asking the patrons not to get too close to the artwork, but other than that just sat at their stations. The venue itself also needed some "flow".

One of my favorite museum in LA. Perfect for a half day activity.

Not a huge fan of contemporary art but nevertheless enjoyed my visit. Although small compared to other museums, I like that they control the number of visitors.

Wait was shorter than expected, about 20 min. The exhibits were really neat!

Get place to spend an afternoon. Bright, airy and full of energy

It was interesting and had exhibits that were innovative

Attended The Broad to see the "Soul of a Nation" Exhibit. However, there are several different exhibits to see.

Must visit this Museum of Modern Art in downtown Los Angeles. You get your tickets online and for free. Excellent architecture!

It s a great contemporary museum with incredible installations. Great for learning about new artists and interactive pieces as well. It s best to make an online reservation for free on their website! Be prepared to take lots of pictures!

The creature exhibit was fantastic. I love the look and vibe of this museum. Parking in the garage is appreciated with parking downtown being a total nightmare.

There is no quality like this for free viewing of contemporary art in LA. However, if you do not make a reservation for the mirror room, you have to wait for three and a half hours.. I just waited for an hour as of 11:00, but it is worth it.

Great visit - was disappointed that we could not see the infinity room because the wait list to see the infinity room was over 5.5 hours when we put our names on the wait list as soon as we got there around 1 PM

Loved it.... came for my birthday with my girlfriend

Really enjoyed our time here. Spent a few hours looking around. Reserve your tickets online and be within the first 20 people to see the infinity room with little to no wait.

This is one of the best free museums I ve ever been to. Not too crowded at 10 AM.

I didn't go for the art, but the ARCHITECTURE is gorgeous! Also, we couldn't get into the yayoi kusama mirror room. I don't like how you have to get tickets for all different things.

What a great space. Well organized and convenient parking. Seamless entry process and the art is just simply magnificent. Pity that some artists weren't on display at the time of my visit, but that is just an incentive to come back again. If you are in LA, it is a must see stop. Best of all, it's free entry. Simply love this place.

Visiting The Broad was one of the highlights of my recent LA trip. The few hours there were really well spent. A contemporary art museum set in Downton LA is a treat for the visitors. Would recommend reserving ahead as often the free of cost access attracts long queues. The building which houses it is an architectural marvel too. All in all, a must see.

Only the most recognized modern and contemporary art artists. Plus, it is free!

Very interesting pieces of art, nicely distributed, you can easily spend a whole day here.

Stimulating architecture. Beautiful emotional installations. Wonderful people.

Great museum! It reflects the trends of contemporary art. The building itself, the entrance, the elevator, all with the idea, creatively. Convenient booking of tickets for visiting, there is a paid large underground parking.

Great museum but if they have a really big exhibit going on get there early because the lines can be insane. Probably good to call ahead to find out typical wait times.

Interesting and beautiful art, plus it's free! I would have paid.

The Broad was an interesting museum with a fantastic special exhibit by Shirin Nashat, Yayoi Kusama s Infinity Mirrored Room, and much more! I was so confused at first as to why we kept missing the 2nd floor, but then after reading how the museum was built, it made so much sense and made the place even nearer!

One of the best Contemporary Art Museum I have ever seen! Be sure to take a glimpse of Yayoi Kusama the infinity room, it's amazing! Also may work of art very much worth seeing. A must

A must visit in LA.

Book tickets way in advance, and show up early to sign up for the infinity room.

You can see Yayoi Kusama and Takashi Murakami's dotekai works for free.
This is a place to stop by when you come to downtown

It is located in downtown LA. It is open early hours not late evenings.

Stunning collection of large scale contemporary art. Lots of famous peices that are well known in pop culture as well as beautiful and relavent lesser known ones. The special exhibitions they have seem super cool and the shop has lots of good art books.

Fantastic space, great collection, overly aggressive docents

The museum had very nice things such as the infinite mirrors, and there were cool things to take photos with.

"ART SHOULD BE PART OF OUR ENVIRONMENT TO SEND NOBLE AND NOURISHING MESSAGES TO OUR ROBOTICS-LIKE PEDESTRIAN SOUL"

Nice place but it's not really worth the hype! They had really cute exhibits and the art was amazing. If your an art fanatic it'll be worth it. It was cool to try and analyze the pieces. The pieces where cute and if you want some Instagram worthy pictures this is your place to be.