LACMA Reviews

Much to do and see at this museum. Definitely a must.

Prepare to spend a whole day here. There's a variety of exhibits, grounds to explore, and some kid friendly activities.

They are renovating and will be for several years, only half of the collection is available.

Nice complex with multiple galleries. Good selection of impressionist art, especially liked the wall mural by Matisse. Mesoamerican section was also interesting. Several galleries were closed when we were there for renovations.
Ancient at section was lacking and not well laid out. Would have liked to see the Ancient Egypt collection (it was closed)
Several nice cafes and outdoor seating areas. If you have baggage they will check it at the ticket counter. The La Brea tarpits are right next door. It's an additional fee to enter that museum but you can walk through the park and look at several pts for free. All in all, a good way to spend an afternoon.

This Museum during the day time is already beautiful especially night time is gorgeous!! They have food court and different Museums there and the garage parking light is about $16!!

Great museum with a lot of variety. Plan to spend a full day checking pout the exhibits

Great art collections, however exhibits are at times neither organized nor informative.

Best modern art museum I ve been to, very well chosen art to display.

One of the must see sights of L.A., especially if you're into museums. Lots of art installations outside of the museum that are just as exciting as what's inside the museum. Paid parking is available but street parking is readily available too. Awesome rotating exhibits.

Did not go in but I took the awesome pics with the light posts.

Great place, would be better if there s more explain on the artworks

The. Best place in Los Angeles to visit. Unlike any other museum

This place holds so many memories for me. Trust me, it is extremely special. If you enjoy art, I recommend visiting. Preferably in the summer. In the late afternoon. If not, I'm not sure. Take children.

A little bit expensive, they improved and they have more options.

I love coming here and tsking pictures. Its such a beautiful place.

Best museum in the Western US, outstanding in depth collection. That said not too thrilled about the remodel and teardown of the 1960s buildings and plan to exhibit only a part of the collection at one time.

Very nice place to go, educational for the whole family.

Awesome place! Kids friendly and absolutely loved the art pieces.

Great place to spend a day.
Good art classes for kids on Sundays.

Beautiful grounds, beautiful art. Very kid friendly. We have picnics, roll down the hills, look at the elephants and tar pits and paint art in the Boone art room in the Hammer building.

Cool place for taking pictures. Opens late in the night, ample street parking and doesn't cost anything to visit.

This museum has a huge collection. Even if you don't want to get inside, you should check out the lightings on the outside, especially in the night.

Today was me and my gf's first time visiting this place and I honestly have to say that this place is complete garbage. Dont get me wrong its a beauttiful place but the entire experience was horrible. Everyone is a complete d!ck! The top floor has paintings that i can make myself when im feeling lazy... Fuvk this place and my gf had a bad vibe about this whole museum. Never will I come here again. Horrible experience. You waste your money for only a couple if paintings some idiot can make.

It is was a nice experience...please add some African Arts! this museum is too big not to have Beautiful and Historical arts from Countries like Egypt, Dem. Rep. of Congo, Senegal and so on...

3rd floor of Ahmanson Building is all that matters. Everything else in the entire museum is garbage and a waste of time and isn't beautiful. Bathe in the beauty of the 3rd floor of the Ahmanson building... That's what gives this museum 5 stars.

came for the rain room exhibit that they had going on. pretty amazing things at the museum, and the rain room was stunning!

An excellent permanent collection--what is presently on display is late 19th and 20th century European, and American and European art after 1950. Temporary exhibitions in the Broad Contemporary (BCAM) building; highly recommend the Chinese material culture exhibit--most intriguing. The Charles White retrospective in the Resnick is also excellent.

One of the best museum in LA. Also, it has a great restaurant and a lot of room for kids

Great atmosphere, lovely exhibitions and all around great time. Will visit again!

Wonderful musuem. Great collection and pleasent to walk around. Perfect blend of interior and exterior.

Tourist spot. If you're from LA or surrounding cities you can visit anytime. If family is visiting from out of town make sure you bring them here for the pictures. The lights look better at night.

Lots to do here, if you have young kids check out the art classes and activities. And bring them to see the metropolis exhibit They will love thousands of cars and trains running all at once. Get your kid enrolled in next Gen. And you can get in for free .

one full day is not regarded enough for an art goer in lacma, so much varieties of exhibitions and shows. worth every penny of the $25 admission, 20 for la county residents. plus the tar pit park and musuem just in the backyard, also worth another few hours to explore. tip, parking in he front street is free until 4pm. no parking after 4.

Do not go there, 90% of the collections are closed. And they do not tell you this when you buy your 25$ ticket per adult. We visited the whole museum in just over 1 hour. Just wait a few years when the new building is built, and the collections are moved there.

wonderful place. the touristy lamps always get attention. Blend of classic and unique style. love it.

Great place for pictures, really pretty if you use lighting correctly! @Diego.rogova on Instagram!

Visited the grounds after being redirected for parking from the TarPits ( they share the grounds)
I love the Urban Lights! I had seen them in movies and had no idea where in LA they were! It was a nice surprise to stumble upon them and that they are free to visit! Walked around the grounds because we had little time, but were treated to amazing works of art around the museum. Also, there is the wonderful garden with several of Rodin s works! Worth the trip!

50 percentage of the buildings are under construction without early notice and 30 percent of the staffs are super impolite, and they presumably assume you do not have tickets. One staff even asked where my tickets are after I show him the sticker (which I stuck on my chest). One star rating simply represents my anger.

Vast collection of art here. Everything from social justice inspired to political inspired art was intriguing. Everything was easily accessible and there are elevators as well.

Soo huge and has multiple entrance. Look online for free deals!

Museum has an excellent collection of abstract art.

Been here several times and loved it. Each time you discover something new, some small some gigantic!

Very bad experience!!! Ahmanson building is closed due to remodelling inside. Most of paintings are not shown.

Great place to visit, also check out the tar pits right nextdoor

Can't beat LACMA, great during Jazz in the park sessions.

Cool place but lots of exhibits were closed when we went and we felt kind of cheated since we paid full price and missed out on so much.

A must see Los Angeles art experience. Urban lights is amazing. Great Guillermo del Toro exhibition in November 2016

I running out of different angles that I can use to take photos of the street lights. But I am going to keep looking for something new. I love the Latin American section and the Diego Rivera works. They have some bad ass events with some cool people. Whenever i am in the area I try to stop by. LACMA is a crowd pleaser.

This museum consisted of several buildings, each building with different exhibits, you may spend a whole day still only can not see all the buildings.
There are restaurants on site. Farmers Market and Grove and Whole Foods Market on 3rd St. and Fairfax Ave. at northwest of the site. Many restaurants on Fairfax Ave. at west of the site. Along Olympic Blvd., go east there are Korean and other restaurants.
Next to the museum, La Brea Tar Pits & Museum and Petersen Automotive Museum close by. Pavilion for Japaneses Art is part of the Art Museum, don't miss it.

Beautiful museum with lots of areas you can enjoy for free.
Location is the best as it is close to Farmers Market,the Grove and Tar Pits.

Great place for relaxation and cultural awareness!)))