Los Angeles Union Station
Venue Description
Celebrate in History! Since its opening in 1939, Los Angeles Union Station has long been considered one of LA’s architectural gems and a vital portal to the promise of the California Dream. The Station was designed with an innovative blend of Spanish Colonial, Mission Revival, and Art Deco architecture now commonly referred to as Mission Moderne. An iconic landmark, the Station serves as a vibrant symbol of Downtown connecting the historic fabric of the past to the present through arts, culture, transit, and community.
Spaces
Entire Space
Min. capacity: 675
Max. capacity (standing): 900
Max. capacity (seated): 900
Fred Harvey (Main Level)
Area: 4,426
Max. capacity (standing): 500
Max. capacity (seated): 250
Fred Harvey (Mezzanine)
Area: 1,376
Max. capacity (standing): 49
Max. capacity (seated): 49
North Patio
Area: 11,919
Max. capacity (standing): 350
Max. capacity (seated): 250
South Patio
Area: 22,577
Max. capacity (standing): 700
Max. capacity (seated): 300
The Fred Harvey Room
Max. capacity (standing): 350
Max. capacity (seated): 200
Ticket Concourse
Area: 12,000
Max. capacity (standing): 2000
Max. capacity (seated): 500
Markets
Los Angeles
