Comments on: All’s Fair in Love, War, and Hollywood Bowl Parking http://www.FineArtsLA.com/alls-fair-in-love-war-and-hollywood-bowl-parking.html Fine Arts LA: Music, Opera, Dance, Museums, Theatre, Film, and Galleries in the City of Angels Sat, 13 Mar 2010 01:11:11 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Josh Morrison http://www.FineArtsLA.com/alls-fair-in-love-war-and-hollywood-bowl-parking.html/comment-page-1#comment-349 Josh Morrison Fri, 31 Jul 2009 15:38:37 +0000 http://www.FineArtsLA.com/alls-fair-in-love-war-and-hollywood-bowl-parking.html#comment-349 Very true. Thanks. The info is helpful indeed. Very true. Thanks. The info is helpful indeed.

]]> By: Dana Gabbard http://www.FineArtsLA.com/alls-fair-in-love-war-and-hollywood-bowl-parking.html/comment-page-1#comment-345 Dana Gabbard Thu, 30 Jul 2009 18:46:54 +0000 http://www.FineArtsLA.com/alls-fair-in-love-war-and-hollywood-bowl-parking.html#comment-345 The bowl has an extensive network of dedicated charter buses serving park and ride lots from various locations in the region. $5 roundtrip if pre-paid -- very well run and drops you off at the front entrance http://www.hollywoodbowl.com/visit/laphil_presents_events.cfm Per the Bowl website, to use public transit to the Bowl the options are: Regular Metro lines serving the Bowl: No. 156 Local (from San Fernando Valley or L.A.) No. 222 Local (from West Hills, Burbank, and Hollywood) Fare: You can transfer to the Bowl Shuttle free with a roundtrip Metro Rail Red Line ticket or Metro Pass. This applies to our Hollywood and Highland and Ventura Bowl Shuttle Lots only. Returning passengers without a Metro Red Line roundtrip ticket or Metro Pass may pay the base fare and purchase a transfer to continue their trip on other Metro services. I researched this in about two minutes via Goggle. If you are going to make so much about the parking situation, I'd have thought you were obliged to at least provide more information on alternatives versus just a link to the Metro site. The bowl has an extensive network of dedicated charter buses serving park and ride lots from various locations in the region. $5 roundtrip if pre-paid — very well run and drops you off at the front entrance

http://www.hollywoodbowl.com/visit/laphil_presents_events.cfm

Per the Bowl website, to use public transit to the Bowl the options are:

Regular Metro lines serving the Bowl:
No. 156 Local (from San Fernando Valley or L.A.)
No. 222 Local (from West Hills, Burbank, and Hollywood)

Fare:
You can transfer to the Bowl Shuttle free with a roundtrip Metro Rail Red Line ticket or Metro Pass. This applies to our Hollywood and Highland and Ventura Bowl Shuttle Lots only.
Returning passengers without a Metro Red Line roundtrip ticket or Metro Pass may pay the base fare and purchase a transfer to continue their trip on other Metro services.

I researched this in about two minutes via Goggle. If you are going to make so much about the parking situation, I’d have thought you were obliged to at least provide more information on alternatives versus just a link to the Metro site.

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