Los Angeles Convention Center

We attended the auto show at the convention center. There were automated kiosk machines to buy tickets. There were also posters with QR codes you can scan to buy tickets.
After buying our tickets we proceeded to the security checkpoint. We were asked for our vaccination cards and ID. We walked through the metal detector and my small bag was searched. After security we went to explore the show.
Hospitality staff was everywhere. Every time I looked around I saw someone wiping a handrail, table, wall…they were constantly cleaning.
The convention center is huge. Definitely wear comfy shoes if you’re attending an event here. It’s right down the street from the Staples Center. I’ll come back again.

Even though the Auto show wasn't as big as the past due to the vid it was still a blast to see all the new cool stuff that's yet to come out, and the free test drives were amazing ️ look forward to next time

The 2021 Car Show was good. I noticed there were a few car dealers not present.
However, we enjoyed the cars that were there.
Kenitia Hall is my happy place. But there was not much to enjoy there either.
It was enjoyable considering it is the first Car Show since stupid Covid.

This rating is really for the LA Auto Show 2021, this year. Overall it was very well organized, well managed, everything I expected from an operational standpoint. These things are usually very well run, but only disappointment was there were a lot of car makers that did not show especially the European brands. Tickets are the same price for maybe even a little more than before but I think there were two less halls. Still had a great time!

2021 LA Auto Show was fantastic. The test tracks, concept cars and EVs were all brilliant. Galpin Customs had a great exhibition. New brands and old alike were great to see again. The LA Convention Center is always great for events of this magnitude. Easy to navigate, bright lights, lots of parking.

So far the Covid checkers have been unorganized and rude. Our son, who has never done a Security check before was belittled & rushed, making him nervous. The supervisor 12/3rd @3pm questioned what was Wrong with our son.

We went here for the auto show and it was a bit confusing to someone who doesn't visit often. The parking fee was a bit high but doable. The food wasn't great either. Very dry and missing whatever makes other foods good (gluten, sugar, etc?).

The LA Convention is very near and dear to me for this particular event that I visited, the LA Auto Show which showcases most of the new cars that are going to be released or event prototypes. The place is huge with plenty of different halls and a fun fact, the place where Jackie Chan was filmed holding on for dear life in Rush Hour.

Very friendly staff and they even asked for proof of vaccines or negative covid test upon entering the Los Angeles Auto Show

Just visited the 2021 Autoshow last Friday. I've seen few nice car, however, there are several Mfr.who did not join the show like Acura, Mercedez Benz and Genesis which I'd like to see since I'm planning to get a new SUV car next year and these are my first choices. Good to be here to look around and compare.

Auto shows are always fun but be prepared to be surrounded by a ton of people regardless of this pandemic season. Parking is going to cost you $20 or more typically nearby the convention center, and the admission ticket itself will be around $23 with fees per adult, unless you get it with some promo online. There are food vendors outside and inside, but I try to just see the cars and leave considering the place is huge and you'll spend enough time walking and seeing, if you try to see everything there anyway. In this year 2021, there were quite many EVs being showcased, and I assume it'll continue being that case down the years. There are restrooms and elevators throughout the convention center. Maybe bring a water bottle to keep you hydrated after all the walking!

Nothing I can say will be new. It is, for me, the new park for the Giants, a great place for a concert, and is close to all the greatness of la!

I went to three games this past week and the environment and the food is one that no other city can match. Love the Giants and Sanfransisco but not willing to pay $11 for a beer!

This is a cool spot for my boys to experience driving a go-cart without banging into other drivers. We went on a weekday so not as crowded and crazy.

I havent been here before but I might come FOR KCON 2021! It seems super fun and expensive but it’s worth it, I’m def coming to KCON.

This park was okay haha. Was a bit hard to find the spot where everyone sits but we found it. Surprised my bf here for his bday with a 3 course meal he didn't mind that much he was more impressed by "the view" we then walked around the park. It had playgrounds for children. It was green everywhere. The bushes stick out and poke you while you walk ahha. The parking is bad. Hardly ever any parking at their small parking lot. Park on the street. All in all would come again to hike

Linecon of 2019 was an experience, it was painful as it was humorous
yes this is a mixture of stockholm syndrome and me still being mad about the virus killing off 2020

Great location. Attended LA Comic-Con 2019 and had a blast. Plenty of space for booths and presentations. Weirdly small outside area for just a few food trucks, which made the experience slower than it needed to be. Parking was easy to find, thanks to countless people flagging you down into their small parking garages. Outside the convention was a collection of the finest street vendors I've ever seen. Got to see Kel Mitchell live - he's a national treasure.

Attended the Los Angeles Auto Show held at the Los Angeles Convention Center. This is a very large facility. The settings and vehicles are supplied by each manufacture. Using my cell phone's pedometer I recorded over 6000 steps (about two miles) in four hours.

The complex contains two major building separated by a long hallway. This location is so large it is easy to get lost. The map supplied by the show did not match the posted numbers on exhibit halls. However, there are lots of guards to supply directions.

The employees are well trained, knowledgeable, and friendly to visitors. One of the guards ran after me after providing incorrect directions. He apologized and pointed me to what I was trying to find.

There are many, many bathrooms. I entered a neutral gender bathroom that had six urinals, six stalls and a line of sinks. I felt a bit uncomfortable as a woman passed by the urinals, stepping into a stall.

Between the two buildings is a large cafeteria and several kiosks offering Asia and American snacks. Prices are reasonable considering you're a captive audience. Little gluten free or vegan options are offered.

Parking under the complex costs 25 dollars. There are less expensive parking lots surrounding the facility. Public transportation to the facility is excellent. Everything in the complex is ADA compliant.