Getting Around
Transportation During the Games. LA is investing billions in transit infrastructure for the Olympics. Here's how to navigate the games.
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LA is investing over $15 billion in transit improvements for 2028. The Metro will be faster and more extensive than ever.
Transportation Options
Plan your route to Olympic venues
LA Metro
RecommendedThe Metro system is being expanded for the Olympics with new lines and stations.
- β’ New K Line connects to SoFi Stadium area
- β’ Purple Line extension to Westwood
- β’ Buy a TAP card in advance
- β’ Free rides expected on event days
Olympic Shuttles
RecommendedDedicated shuttle buses will run between major venues and transportation hubs.
- β’ Free with event ticket
- β’ Routes to all major venues
- β’ Park-and-ride options available
- β’ Schedule released closer to games
Rideshare (Uber/Lyft)
Available but expect surge pricing and designated pickup zones near venues.
- β’ Book in advance when possible
- β’ Use designated pickup zones
- β’ Expect 2-3x normal prices
- β’ Consider for off-peak times only
Personal Vehicle
Not recommended near venues. Limited parking and heavy traffic expected.
- β’ Use park-and-ride facilities
- β’ Book parking in advance
- β’ Expect road closures
- β’ Consider staying outside event days
Bikes & Scooters
RecommendedGreat for shorter distances and avoiding traffic.
- β’ Metro Bike Share stations citywide
- β’ E-scooters available in most areas
- β’ Dedicated bike lanes expanding
- β’ Lock up securely at venues
From LAX Airport
RecommendedNew LAX People Mover connects to Metro by 2028.
- β’ People Mover to Metro K Line
- β’ FlyAway bus to Union Station
- β’ Allow extra time for security
- β’ Consider Long Beach or Burbank airports
2028 Metro Expansions
By 2028, LA Metro will have completed several major projects including the Purple Line extension to Westwood, the K Line to LAX, and improved connections to Olympic venues.
LA Metro Official SiteFind Your Base
Choose a neighborhood with good transit access for easier Olympic navigation.