Downtown’s three Games venues are walkable from each other, and Metro rail connects them to Exposition Park, Union Station and the wider region.
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Metro rail (existing lines, confirmed)
- Pico Station (A & E Lines) — steps from Crypto.com Arena, Peacock Theater and the Convention Center.
- 7th St/Metro Center (A/B/D/E Lines) — the Downtown transfer hub for the Financial Core and Historic Core.
- Metro E Line — connects the Downtown venues to Expo Park/USC (Coliseum, BMO Stadium, Galen Center).
- B/D Lines — connect Downtown to Union Station, the regional rail and bus hub.
Walking between Downtown venues
The Convention Center, Peacock Theater and Crypto.com Arena sit within a few minutes’ walk of each other in South Park. We do not publish specific event-day walking times or routes until official pedestrian plans are released.
Games-time transportation plans Unconfirmed
LA28, Metro, LADOT and LAWA have described a transit-first Games, venue shuttles and mobility measures, but operational specifics — shuttle routes, park-and-ride, road closures, fares and airport service for 2028 — are not officially published. We will add them only from official agency sources. Check metro.net and la28.org.
Airports
Los Angeles International (LAX) is the primary gateway; Hollywood Burbank (BUR), Long Beach (LGB) and Ontario (ONT) also serve the region. Airport-to-Downtown transit options and any 2028-specific service are Unconfirmed pending official plans; see flylax.com.
We do not promise travel times we cannot support.
Last verified: July 24, 2026. This section is updated as official information is released.