Go Metro to Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
Skip traffic, parking and rideshare costs to get to LA’s newest major museum, located in Exposition Park.
Getting There and Back
Several Metro train and bus lines conveniently serve the Exposition Park area.
- Connect to the E Line
- Exit Expo/Vermont Station
Connect to the J Line to 37th St/USC Station
Connect to Line 102 or 204 to Exposition Bl/Vermont Av
Step-by-step directions from Metro to the museum
From Expo/Vermont Station and Vermont Av/Exposition Bl Bus Stops:
- Walk along Exposition Bl toward the park (opposite USC) and enter at Bill Robertson Lane
- Follow signage toward Lucas Museum
- It’s about a 7-minute walk to the museum entrance
From 37th St/USC Station:
- Take pedestrian pathways west along 37th St toward Exposition Park
- Enter Exposition Park at Bill Robertson Lane
- Walk toward One Lucas Plaza — the museum entrance is about a 15-minute walk from the station
Park and Ride to Lucas Museum
Park at a Metro station along the E or J Line. Exit at E Line Expo/Vermont train station or J Line 37th St/USC bus station.
E Line Parking Options
Expo/Bundy Station
$3 (Payable on-site)
Free (Weekends and Holidays)
Expo/Sepulveda Station
$3 (Payable on-site)
Free (Weekends and Holidays)
Culver City Station
$3 (Payable on-site)
La Cienega/Jefferson Station
$3 (Payable on-site)
Free (Weekends and Holidays)
Expo/Crenshaw Station
$3 (Payable on-site)
Atlantic Station
$2-$3 (Payable on-site)
J Line Parking Options
Slauson Station
Free
Manchester Station
Free
Harbor Freeway Station
Free
Rosecrans Station
Free
Harbor Gateway Transit Center Station
Free
How much does it cost to ride Metro?
$1.75
One-Way
Rail or Bus
- A roundtrip Metro fare is $3.50
- Two hours of unlimited Metro transfers (no roundtrips)
- Children under age of 6 ride for free with an adult
Ways to Pay
- Credit or Debit Card
- TAP Card
- Apple Wallet
- TAP App
- Cash (bus only)
Tips for a Safe, Smooth Ride
Rider Etiquette
- Be kind to your fellow riders
- Respect Metro staff, vehicles and stations
- Offer seats to seniors or persons with disabilities
Traveling with kids
- Hold onto your child when a train or bus approaches
- Don’t allow your children to play near buses, trains or tracks
Bringing Large Items on Board
- Strollers, small coolers and picnic baskets are okay to bring on board
- Keep aisles clear
Not Allowed on Metro
- No eating and drinking
- No flammable products and barbecue grills
- No weapons
