Hop-On Hop-Off Los Angeles Bus Tour Hollywood, CA

Where can I park?

Validated parking is available at the Hollywood & Highland Center. The first two hours cost $3, $2 every 20 minutes; $6 every hour and the maximum for the day is $20. Don't forget to bring your stub to the operator for parking validation.

Is the ticket valid for all of the routes?

Yes, the tickets are valid for all three tour routes: Red (Hollywood), yellow (Beverly Hills and Santa Monica), and purple (Downtown LA).

Is the tour narrated, and in which languages?

Tours are fully narrated, pointing out the places of interest and the history of the city. The narration is triggered by GPS and is pre-recorded in nine languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, Korean, German, French and Italian.

What are the hop-on hop-off routes and duration of the tours?

There are three interconnecting routes and two connector routes stretching from the Beach to Downtown Los Angeles: Red Route (2 hours) includes Hollywood Blvd., Chinese Theatre, Sunset Strip, Rodeo Drive, West Hollywood, LACMA, La Brea Tar Pits, Farmers Market, Melrose Ave. and more. Yellow Route (2 hours) includes 3rd St. Promenade, Santa Monica Pier, Montana Ave., Brentwood, Westwood, UCLA, Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive, Century City, Westside Pavilion and more. Purple Route (2 hours and 15 minutes) includes Olvera St., Little Tokyo, Chinatown, Jewelry District, Bradbury Building, Fashion District, LA Live, Staples Center, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Cathedral of Our Lady and more.

What types of buses are used for the hop-on hop-off tour?

The buses for the Red, Yellow and Purple routes are open-top double-decker buses, allowing you to see the city from a unique perspective.

What are the hours of operation?

Hours of operation may vary per day, depending on the season. Please check the City Sightseeing Los Angeles’ operating schedule on the operating calendar above on your target date range when booking your tickets.

Are hop-on hop-off tours child friendly?

Yes, children will enjoy the fun of the open-air double-decker buses.

Are the buses wheelchair accessible?

Not all sightseeing buses are wheelchair accessible but one can be arranged with at least a 24-hour notice. Please make a note of your request in the comments section above to request for a wheelchair-accessible bus.

Are strollers allowed on the buses?

Yes, strollers are permitted as long as they are collapsible and can be placed in the area of wheelchairs.

What happens if it rains?

If there is a significant period of rain on your tour during the time of ticket usage, customers may request one 24-hour extension for your unlimited ticket. No refunds or substitutes.