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A hop‑on hop‑off bus pass connects the must‑see attractions like Hollywood Boulevard, Griffith Observatory, the Getty, Santa Monica Pier, and Venice Beach, while giving you the freedom to linger where you want..
Buses typically run from mid‑morning to early evening, with more frequent service in summer and on weekends. Exact departure times depend on route and season—check the timetables for each line.
Service usually runs year‑round, though schedules may be reduced on certain holidays or during exceptional events like parades, filming closures, or severe weather.
Los Angeles, California – Hollywood, Downtown, Santa Monica & the Pacific Coast
You can board at official stops across Hollywood, Downtown, Santa Monica, and along the coast. Many visitors start near Hollywood Boulevard or Santa Monica Pier, but you’re welcome to join at any marked stop on the route.
Los Angeles’ rail and metro lines are convenient for some starting points—Pico and 7th/Metro Center get you close to parts of Downtown, while the Expo Line reaches Santa Monica areas. From stations, follow local signage or a short ride to the nearest hop‑on stop.
Driving in L.A. is common; if you come by car, allow extra time for traffic and use public parking near major hubs like Hollywood or Santa Monica. After boarding, the bus saves you from searching for parking at each attraction.
City buses and shuttles link many neighborhoods to main tourist hubs. Arrive at a central transfer point—such as Hollywood & Highland, Union Station, or Santa Monica—and you’ll find hop‑on stops nearby.
If you’re staying nearby, walk to the closest official stop. In neighborhoods such as Hollywood, Downtown, and Santa Monica, many hotels and attractions sit within comfortable walking distance of boarding points.
Dodge parking headaches, enjoy narrated highlights from the upper deck, and jump between coastal sunsets, film sets, museums, and cityscapes without hunting for separate transit options.
Step off at Hollywood Boulevard to stroll the Walk of Fame, see the TCL Chinese Theatre, and catch the Hollywood sign views from nearby vantage points. Street performers, souvenir shops, and historic theaters give the area a showbiz buzz that's quintessential L.A.
Hop off for panoramic cityscapes at Griffith Observatory, enjoy short hikes in Griffith Park, and take in exhibits about astronomy and film history. At sunset, the city lights and the silhouette of the Hollywood sign create unforgettable photo moments.
Ride out to the coast for a classic California mix of pier rides, ocean breezes, street performers, and eclectic shops. Santa Monica’s family‑friendly pier and Venice’s lively boardwalk and canals offer very different seaside flavors within a short hop.

Choose a single‑day loop for highlights or combine routes to see the coast and the city in one trip.
Add museum entries, walking tours, or studio‑area stops to tailor your Los Angeles experience.