LACMA Reviews

Such a beautiful place.
Don t need to be any type of artist to enjoy and love this place .
Perfect for adults kids and families.

Amazing hotel. Very clean and very quiet. Peaceful environment.

Went on free Monday. It was awesome. Parking was a pain and still $14

It's quite a large venue with lots of rooms and exhibits. If you aren't a hard core museum person, you won't be able to make it through the whole thing without dying.

Everyone can visit this place at night. It's the best place for friends and family gathering

Great place with so much to see. Not enough time, did not get back at night to see the lights:( Next time for sure. A must visit place in LA, Picasso!!!

Definitely bringing my girlfriend here when she rrives from N.Y

Diverse art collection, great people watching, too

LACMA is one of my favorite museums in LA. If you are local or a tourist make sure to add this to your list. I suggest visiting once during the day and once at night. If you visit during the day there is tons to do and look at specially the tar pits and the giant boulder rock exhibit. (By the way those are FREE). There is an actual exhibit that you can pay for.

Return here at night, I promise you the lights won t disappoint!

Many of the exhibitions closed for remodeling and it was still worth it

It's just a breathtaking and brain satiating place to walk in and about. Love every thing about it! Not to mention the numerous times and days that the museum offers free entrance. How could you not visit?

Truly ugly on the outside and great scope of art inside. The wonderful docents are welcoming and intelligent

The museum really made it look like the real celeb. I cant wait 2 go back

25 $ per person + 16 $ parking and people wonder why the least fortunate can t access culture? I have seen museums with much bigger collections and smaller price (NY Met comes to mind).
Oh and maybe 1/3 of the collections were closed.
Also, turn down the AC for F s sake! You want to kill the most fragile too?

Beautiful architecture and a well-organized interior, with different eras and regions of art on different floors.

One of the best museums in LA. Wonderful espocidiones and very nice spaces. Fabulous.

Amazing artwork in an vast complex of buildings. This will take time to visit and is quite a fun visit.

Some of the world's most amazing art is housed here, definately worth the trip. Iconic.

Beautiful, informative, historic. This place hosts to amazing art pieces. It's a definite must to come here when you're a tourist or an LA county resident (which you can come for free after 3pm, just have your ID with you).

We had an awesome couple of hours strolling around this museum. We really enjoyed the Fiji exhibit, as well as the Julie Mehretu exhibit. This was a great activity for a date weekend for my wife and I. Were anticipating more trips back here, and we'll even bring the kids once in a while.

Collection is really weak and the cost is tremendous considering. It's $16 to park for the day and another $25 / person admission fee. Definitely NOT worth the visit.

I love to drop in LACMA and spend a couple of hours.

What can I say that hasn't been said. It's an LA hallmark. It's difficult to park around here, so onsite paid parking is your best bet.

Exhibits to sell out so if you're looking to see something buy a ticket for it. Especially true of the rain room.

Such a beautiful place.
It's really worth getting into the exhibitions.

Fabulous place. The Julie Mehretu exhibit is astounding!! LA residents should know that they can get in free for certain hours during the week!! Visitors should note that Friday nights have free live music.

A nice place to go, the Museum is worth it but it takes time

I do recommend.
One of the must visit museums in the area.
Always good to go and hour or two before the exhibitions close so you don t have to wait for the famous Urban Lights to turn on.

There are 8 foodtrucks opposite to LACMA who are there every tue thur sun....food is my weakness.

Surely inside it's still worth it! But visiting the area outside is already pretty good!
I love being in the exhibits from outside to see a taste of what you will find inside.

Came here after 11pm and most of the tourists were gone by then. Very packed during the day.

Love the art here. Reasonably priced admission and very family friendly!

This is a cool place to visit if you're in the area.

We visited the outdoor art exhibits here because it was a sunny day so we didn't want to waste our daylight inside the museum. I can't speak to the indoor exhibits. We enjoyed walking around in the sunshine looking at the statues and exhibits outside.

I went there and it was a really extraordinary impression!

This is definitely worth a visit! Make sure you come at night as it's really pretty when all lit up. Parking is scarce so I'd reccomend finding parking on the street that is parallel to this one. There are many people there but if you're willing to wait, you can get pictures with no one else in the background.

Its so unique i love that the art changes and its sooooooo diverse!

Do not take a tripod. Security will come upto you 500 times and ask you not to use it. Arrive as early as you can.

A couple of weeks ago a lovely young lad and I met up to see the Friday Jazz nights. We were not disappointed. There was jazz in the air. Children dancing. Snacks and wine around. A gentleman was even interpretive/lyric dancing to the jazz who we're still unsure of if part of the jazz ensemble. The musicians themselves seemed genuinely happy and wanting to be there. We'll definitely be back. As the daughter of a jazz musician, a lover of jazz and art itself, we'll Definitely be back.

Beautiful location with great public art outdoors. The la Brea tar pits also here. Great for a romantic date or family outing. Gorgeous light display.

Somehow disappointing - definitely worth the visit, particularly for the modern and abstract, but I just expected more; better galleries, better lighting, better frames for heavens sake! Seems odd for a city like LA to have a less than impressive art museum.

Beautiful and great places to visit for art and history

Parking is $12, there is a small student discount for admissions though. The rain room needs to be booked in advance.

art, events, and free to residents during certain times.

A bit pricey, particularly if you are seeing the special display, but if I lived in the area I would not hesitate to get an annual pas. The Japanese pavilion was beautifully set up and soothing to enjoy the screens in particular.

My husband and I became members about 10 years ago. The value is amazing, the exhibits exquisite. Make this a must see on any trip to the LA area. Even if you dont want to go in, the lamp posts outside make a great selfie.

Great place to walk around and enjoy the contemporary art they have displayed.

Fantastic architecture, impressive art collection but the best are their temporary exhibitions. Don't miss the huge levitated mass at the back.

I'm a member. I enjoy shooting photos here and I have been attending the music offerings for the past 30 years. A place near and dear to my heart