We’re delighted to announce that Intuit Dome will be running FREE SHUTTLES from Metro stations to a series of exciting concerts this month.
Starting tomorrow, when Bruno Mars takes the stage, you’ll be able to catch a bus shuttle straight to the venue from Hawthorne/Lennox Station (C Line) or Downtown Inglewood Station (K Line). The shuttles will start running at 20-minute intervals two hours before each event begins and at 10-minute intervals for one hour after each event ends. We’ll have teams of Metro Ambassadors on duty to help you find the shuttles and to answer your questions.
The shuttles will be available during the following Intuit Dome events. You can find the complete event schedule here.
- August 15 | Bruno Mars
- August 16 |Bruno Mars
- August 18 |Marco Antonio Solis
- August 20 |Olivia Rodrigo
- August 21 |Olivia Rodrigo
- August 22 |Phil Wickham & Brandon Lake
- August 24 |Peso Pluma
- August 27 |Twenty One Pilots
- August 28 |Twenty One Pilots
- August 31 |Future & Metro Boomin
*Note: There will be no bus shuttles available on August 17 for the Sebastian Maniscalco show.
Planning on taking the bus? Metro Bus Lines 117 and 212 will drop you off right next to Intuit Dome, as does Torrance Transit’s Line 10.
Normal bus and rail service fares apply with free transfers to the Intuit Dome shuttles. Regular fares are $1.75 for a one-way trip with free transfers for two hours. You can also ride an unlimited number of times in a day for $5. Pay for fares with a TAP card (available from TAP machines at all rail and busway stations) or use your smartphone as a TAP card by downloading the TAP app.
Special event parking will be available at Hawthorne and Lennox Station (C Line) for $10 on site. You can find additional parking at Crenshaw and Aviation/LAX stations on the C Line for $3 daily, as well as other stations along the C and K Lines. Some of them are free on weekends and holidays. Find more information about Metro park-and-ride lots here.
Your safety is what’s most important to us, and we want to ensure that you have a safe, clean, and comfortable ride. But we need your help, too! If you see something on your journey, please report it using our Transit Watch app –– a quick, easy and anonymous way for you to directly connect to Metro Security anytime. Use the app to report suspicious activity or safety issues. In an emergency, call 911.
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