From Cinespia to the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles is famous for its unique outdoor cinema experiences. Street Food Cinema, The event will be held at various outdoor locations throughout the city and will feature live music, great food, and surprise guests. This summer, we’re excited to partner with SFC to make your movie nights even better! Skip the traffic and parking stress and let us drive you.
But that’s not all! Take the metro to Street Food Cinema this summer and benefit from some special discounts! Simply show your TAP card at check-in and you will receive:
- 10% discount on general admission
- A voucher for free popcorn
So what are you waiting for? You can find the full events calendar right here. Here to browse movies and buy tickets. You’ll find comedies, thrillers and classics – something for everyone. Don’t miss LA LA LAND IN CONCERT at Los Angeles State Historic Park – right next to the Chinatown Station on the A Line – on September 14thth and 15thComposer Justin Hurwitz will conduct his Oscar-winning score, and Benj Pasek, Justin Paul and Justin Hurwitz’ Oscar-winning song “City of Stars,” performed live to the film by a 53-piece symphony orchestra and jazz band, will accompany the film’s original vocal recordings. Further information can be found here Here.
Arrival: Plan your transit journey with Google Maps, Apple MapsThe Transit appThe Moovit App or the route planner on metro.net.
Regular Metro fares are $1.75 for a one-way trip with free transfers for two hours—or $3.50 for a round trip. For $5, you can also ride as many times a day as you want. Pay for fares with a TAP card (available at TAP machines at all train and bus stations) or use your smartphone as a TAP card by the TAP app.
Your safety is our top priority and we want to make sure you have a safe, clean and comfortable ride. But we also need your help! If you see something on your ride, please report it through our Transit Watch App –– a quick, easy and anonymous way for you to contact Metro Security directly at any time. Use the app to report suspicious activity or security issues. Call 911 in an emergency.
