LACMA Reviews

Great museum! I live near LACMA and i have the please of being able to walk to the museum and see new exhibits. So far my favorite experience there was when I saw the Frank Gehry exhibit such amazing work.

Went on a free day. A lot better thab you would expect, and intruiging.

Went on a field trip with South Gate Middle School it was awesome because they were special need kids and they treated us so nice and they were very patient with us

Loved the music night with Actress. Bass music and art should be paired more often.

Really got pricy..tip...after paying ..u have 30 min to get a full refund 16.00 to park..16.00 entrance fee a bit excessive

Favorite museum if you re a Los Angeles resident you get in for free!

Free after 3 PM for Los Angeles County Residents! This museum has a bar. I was surprised to find a Rothko and a Mondrian. The Japanese Pavilion is wonderful! Given traffic and the abysmal state of public transportation on Wilshire the museum can be excruciating to get to on a week day. The rock in back must be seen

Most of the collection is out of commission for reconstruction. What is available is really great, but I wasn't able to see some of my favorites

Although the museum was under renovation, we enjoyed what we could visit. It is a great day out food prices high, the food trucks park on Wiltshire offered options at better prices.

In a few years there will be an amazing new building showcasing the collection. I m looking forward to the new facilities.

LACMA is wonderful, most famous artists have works in their collection. I especially enjoyed the Warhol pieces.

A must visit spot for every LA native and tourists alike world class art intoxicating atmosphere and fun events like the jazz performances.

A must see in LA,and not just once, but on a regular basis, with interesting exhibits

Always find something smart to do when in downtown. The museum is great to visit, to learn, to explore and share some good times on your own or with friends.
Make sure you visit it time to time:)
Take your kids, have a date or hang out with a bunch of people:))))

Amazing modern museum and "urban lights" sculpture is outside. Allow for a few hours to really get to see it all.

LACMA is vast, so I shall home in on the newest part, the Broad Contemporary Art Museum. Architecturally, the building is a stunner. I entered at the top using the exterior escalator. There's engrossing multimedia art and a truly intricate kinetic piece with miniature autos and HO gauge trains / street cars. If contemporary art is not your thing, you might enjoy the view from the IMMENSE glass elevator. Not to miss the upper floors of thew Art of the Americas building. I especially liked the Mexican section.

Really awesome, famous pieces from many different movements. Beautiful museum.

If you've never been here before, you will be amazed at what's at this museum.

Not my favorite permanent collection, but they have the most impressive special exhibitions.

Stopped to Watch the La Brea Tar Pits and Discovered ourselves in LACMA by Injury. Got tix and moved indoors, a little on the costly side. We'd heard of a certain type of"lego" display. Rather it had been a tinker toy kind of build, enormous over 25 ft long,15 feet broad possibly and 12 feet tall or more. .

If you visit LA, it is one of the places you must visit. It is the work of a lot of lamps at the entrance. Especially when the sunset or dark, it turns into a beautiful figure. You can enjoy various works of art. Admission fees vary depending on the address.

Just paid $10 and had so much fun. This place is full of historic artifacts

Phenomenal museum with added bonus of the Last Brea tar pits next door.

Went to the Guillermo Del Toro exhibition, I was in awe. Although some pieces could have been better lit, the experience was out of this world. Just the opportunity to be able to get a glimpse into the creative mind and processes of him was great enough.

An LA treasure. Great art that spans centuries and exhibits that are good for kids and art lovers alike. Fun place to go to on a cool autumn day.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) was formerly known as the "Los Angeles County Museum of History, Science and Art". This museum was established in 1910 and is located in Los Angeles' Expo Park. It was split into the "Los Angeles County Museum of History and Science" and "Los Angeles County Museum of Art."

Beautiful place and a great spot for photography enthusiasts.

I love museums. I haven't met one I didn't like. I especially like the outdoor installions.

Excellent museum and art gallery, should be on any trip to LA. Unfortunately, the tar pits aren't included in your ticket but much of that is open and can be experienced from the outside.

LACMA is about to go through a major upgrade next year, so try and get to there before then or it will take about 4 years before completed.

Lots of cultural history but also excellent exhibits and attractions for all. Metropolis II is well worth viewing in action, but only operates at certain times so make sure to check when you get there and plan around that.

The security ruined our day. He is a Filipino guy or something. We have a relative who came all the way from Indianapolis just to visit the place. Fire him.

I think it is one of the best museums on art that exist

Always always enjoy LACMA....not looking forward to the redesign of the building....the current one definitely needs to be redone, yet not with what is slated to replace it

Impressive exhibition, but here and there the conception of the individual exhibition rooms is not recognizable. Sometimes the common thread is lost.

Kids love the art room there and the hot wheels installation which we never get tired to observe

Great museum with a diverse collection of art. Usually one of those museums that has an active pulse on its field of study, and also acts as a cultural center with a variety of events and talks to bring the community together to focus on hot topics of the day.

Mandatory here when he visited LA.
The Los Angeles Regional Art Museum is an art museum located on Wilshire Boulevard around Miracle Mile in Los Angeles. LACMA is at the Museum Row, next to the La Brea Tar Pits. LACMA is the largest art museum in the western United States. It attracts nearly one million visitors every year

Museum without any interest. In works, some Picasso. All for the price of MET is 25 usd plus 16 usd parking. A first class manicure. Really very disappointed. We must look more closely: this is actually a county museum. Impressive emptiness. No interesting work, no museography no explanation and a very confused visit plan

Do the bible tour! It was amazing and extremely informative. Look up museum bible tours

The site is fine, it's not free although there are a couple of things to visit around for which we are fast-paced

All I saw was a bunch of light poles. My daughters enjoyed running around the maze of lights, but I found it a bit underwhelming.

Tickets are decently priced and there's a lot of stuff! Make sure you leave the whole day open

The art here is creative and will take thee into a trance.

I always enjoy seeing the art exhibits that connects you to a certain time line. Its almost feels like you get into a time machine and taken back into the past. Its also a nice place to go with someone you want to catch up with but need topics for dicussion like a first date or even with your spouse to have a nice conversation about the different art pieces that you enjoy or dont.

need RASCALs for us old folks,
if a supermarket can have 2- 3 , this museum should have a 7-8 readily available to Us.

Beautifully curated exhibits and wonderful community events. One of the best attractions in LA!

Spent a wonderful Sunday at the LACMA. Some of the exhibits were closed but overall it was great. Had the chance to visit the Charles White exhibit and panel of speakers. We had a nice lunch at LACMA cafe. Museum was well maintained. My only suggestion is to provide wrist bands so you are not constantly harassed by the security guards wanting to check to make sure you dont sneak in. Spent 5 hours and still nits more to see. We bought the membership because we plan to be back and we wanted to support our community.

Wow this museum is huge! So hard to see everything in only one day. And they are still expanding! The ticket prices are very inexpensive and it's so worth your time. Beautiful works of art in there

Could not believe how much of the art world (and world in general) they have covered in this museum. Was there all day and could have spent another.

Free for students under 17 and one adult with them.

Love LACMA! Such a little treasure in the middle of our city. The art is well curated and there are often surprising and unique exhibitions. I love that they offer a special "NextGen" - a FREE (yep, Free) membership for under 17's. They also offer art classes and camps and lots of other family centric activities. The location is near the LA Farmer's Market and is only 1 tenth of a mile from the wonderful LA Brea Tar Pits.

An International gem located in the heart of Los Angeles. Exquisite in every detail, always bringing the unexpected and challenging the art lover. Beautifully thought provoking, informing while maintaining an extraordinary collection.