LACMA Reviews

Really into the Renaissance Art. Eclectic collection.

Whether you want to pose at the brilliant collection of lamp posts outside the museum, or visit the great collections, or even stroll under what must be the silliest conceptual art in the nation, or eat in the wonderful restaurant or just sip some good cocktail there.

Great Museum. We are members here and don't make it there often. But it's always a treat to visit. The special shows bring us out. The Guillermo Del Toro exhibit was breathtaking. What an experience. If you haven't been to LACMA, take a day to check it out.

Beautiful, educational, great way to send a peaceful day. Great learning place for kids. Great exhibits!

The outdoors are iconic but the collection of wide ranging periods of art and sculpture is also impressive. If you're from out of town take advantage of the $5 after 5 deal. It closes at 8 and that's plenty of time to explore all the museum.

One of my favorite spots in all of LA. Be sure to catch one of their spectacular picnic concerts in the summer!

Great outdoor art installations. Love the urban lights and the levitated mass. Walked over to the la brea tar pits next door and then walked to the sculpture garden. If you're here make sure you go across the street to see the Wende Museum's Berlin Wall installation as well. The outdoor portion of LACMA can keep you busy for a while, free. One day I will make it inside, lol.

Thank you so much for the great and professional service. And also, for always finding ways to get value and customer satisfaction. Thank you very much!

Amazing, thought-provoking exhibits, especially the Islamic art and the main hall exhibits. Only open until 5:00, so plan accordingly.

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Intake my son here all the time! Great place full of activities and cool stuff to do. Be sure to check out the summer concert series in the park perfect for bringing the family.

The museum is less beautiful than the Getty Center but there are beautiful works. However nothing to do with the Louvre in terms of number of works

Went in October 2018. Had many high expectations for my first visit, but about half of the exhibits were closed. It was still a great value for the price, and my boyfriend and I had a great time. It is very easy to navigate and the staff is friendly!

Very fun! Crowded even at midnight but very cool place to visit!

I love the light pokes ..passed by in the day . said I wanted to stop and take pics..then..was passing by at night and just stopped. Something magical.. @kimirhochelle. @krprmedia

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Very nice museum.
We (family with 4 energetic kids ages 5-13), enjoyed espacilly at the 3D exhibit.
I loved watching the old photos from the american civil war, Paris at 1850... in 3D.
After walking in the exhibits the kids enjoyed painting in the workshops.

California's and most amazing museum of art. Some of the most amazing artifacts and feelings and pieces of history that all fell into the category of art I have ever laid eyes on are exhibited here at the LACMA.
By far the Best Single Museum you can visit in Los Angeles. Go to this museum first before any others, you will not regret it. And you'll want to come back again and again to see anything might've missed, or didn't get to get a close enough look at. Stuff is amazing and extremely helpful and well-versed in many languages.
I love the Los Angeles Contemporary Museum of Art, or as we call it here, LACMA

The jazz shows on Fridays are awesome. I love the whole vibe!

I didn't go inside, but the light posts is a great spot to take pictures.

It was nice to see those lights. My kids love them. They had fun and enjoy the lights. But it was crowded. But it was still nice. I can't complain.

Would give it five stars if there wasn't so much traffic in this area and lack of decent parking. Recommended using public transportation or lyft to visit this museum.

Must go place. preferably late night when it is not crowded

We were only outside in the evening and photographing the great lanterns. Therefore, the assessment is certainly not complete. But that's a hit.

Visiting L.A., I saw this great collection of 20th century masters of modern art. Spent 6 hours! Membership for locals recommended, didn't have time to visit the ancient and cultural art exhibit. Some very impressive monumental works, including Richard Serra's "Ribbon". Don't miss the current attractions: Bauhaus (not the dirge band, the art school and collective who met a tragic end in Germany, but inspired thousands, including Germans!), and Frank Stella, whose colored and textured sculptural paintings have been in storage for twenty years, but Top Men will have to return to their crates. Avail yourself! Laughter permitted.

There are a lot of works of art.I can't see it in a single day.

Super hipster place to chill buy overall very awesome!

I gave it only three stars because there was a lot of construction going on, some of the buildings were close. Look forward to come back when construction is finished and all art in display are available.

Many pavilions are under renovation. It is going to 2024. If Picasso's powder can be seen. A lot of works. The building is not bad. 25 people from outside.

The exibits are always changing. Any one can find interest in a single exhibit. You get a nice walk out of your hole trip to the museum.

Unlike any other space, this place is inspiring and beautiful

One of the best art museums in the U.S. west of the Mississippi.

They charged full price and there were three exhibition closed!

A great selection of Art pieces that is amusing for Art experts and nonexperts alike.

Beautiful facility, huge building, and it houses some of the best abstract art I have ever seen

The museum is amazing with beautiful art and fantastic collections!

Inconsistent rules. I was told by the information desk that my friend could use his tripod for the outdoor exhibits, but the security guard asked my friend to stop using his tripod outdoors when he was taking a picture. He started packing it up, but the security guard approached him with two others because he wasn't moving fast enough.

Always disappointed when you're not allowed to take a picture with a famous work of art.

definitely a museum you shouldn't miss... residents also receive a discounted rate by showing ID

Amazing place! So beautiful! Always packed but great to see

I love this place I've worked there passed by there visited there and enjoyed hanging out there.

Worth the visit. The outsides are nice for walking. There is Access for wheelchairs. You can find park on the streets or there is a parking right on the museum the flat rate was $16 per day. There are food stores and restrooms available for visitors.

Beautiful place with great space for people to circulate

Scene from "sexstory" with the many lights :). Great energy and good place for family time

More than 80% of the museum is closed, none of the iconic pieces of art are exhibited but the museum keeps charging $25...

This becomes really a scandal when you realize that almost 25% of the last remaining contemporary rooms are.. closed for installation !

Couldn t they adjust the price down ? And find a way to exhibit some of the most-well known pieces ? I understand that bills need to be paid at the end of the month but there is a better way to encourage philanthropy

Went for Dapper Day with my friends and family. It's always a good time. Never ever leave disappointed, even if I've seen the exhibits before.

Awesome visit... need to come again without my little ones... a lot too see... great place to bring them show them some art...