Expo Park/USC Metro Station

Exit toward Exposition Park and choose the museum or venue before walking; the stadiums are farther south than the Rose Garden.

Primary paid entrances are at 39th/Figueroa and Martin Luther King Jr./Hoover. Event rates and closures can be substantial, so Metro E Line is often the simplest option.

Train service can be crowded around games and concerts. Load fare before the event and follow temporary crowd-control signs.

Do not depend on a station restroom. Use the first open destination facility.

Park grounds and Rose Garden are free. The Science Center and CAAM offer free general admission but may require reservations; special exhibits, NHM, parking, and events charge.

Paved campus routes and museum entrances are accessible, but long distances, event fencing, crowds, and construction can change the practical route.

Leashed dogs may use general outdoor areas where posted, but pets are not admitted to museums, gardens, stadiums, or event zones except qualified service animals.

The Science Center, Natural History Museum, Rose Garden, and lawns form a strong family day, but one museum plus the garden is usually more comfortable than trying to cover everything.

Train service can be crowded around games and concerts. Load fare before the event and follow temporary crowd-control signs.

Metro E Line's Expo Park/USC station is immediately north of the Rose Garden. Multiple buses serve Figueroa, Vermont, and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.