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Guide for Newcomers

Guide for Newcomers

In 2003, the inaugural Korean Music Festival was brought to Southern California by the Korea Times to create a memorable night of music and harmony among Korean Americans.

The Korea Times, as the leading news organization in the Korean American community, set into motion a variety of plans to commemorate the centennial anniversary of Korean American immigration to the United States and boldly presented a grandiose show that had never been attempted before. As one of the largest music festivals throughout Southern California, the Korean Music Festival's one of a kind program brings to our patrons only the most noted artists of Korea to celebrate the lives of Korean Americans of all generations. Each year, the Festival surpasses all expectations and records as it takes root as a Korean American tradition.

The inaugural concert in 2003 featured more than 18 top-tiered artists from Korea, and aroused overwhelming encouragement and anticipation from the community. With such attention, the inaugural concert successfully opened to a sold-out show, selling out 18,000 seats in a mere 14 days. As a single concert, it is the largest in its scale, demonstrating a cohesive marketing effort that had never been tested in major venues. With enormous support from corporate sponsors and the community, the Korean Music Festival at the Hollywood Bowl continues to gain indisputable popularity and reputation as it records a sellout every year.

The Korean Music Festival is held at the world-famous Hollywood Bowl and attracts people not only from Southern California, but also from the rest of the nation and the world.

The Korean Music Festival at the Hollywood Bowl puts its patrons at the center of the Korean Wave that is sweeping across Asia. Globally renowned artists such as BoA and Rain have graced the stages of the Korean Music Festival to elevate it into an occasion enjoyed by Koreans and non-Koreans alike.

Dining Options

You may bring your own food and drink (details below) or purchase on site; options range from a gourmet restaurant to concession stands, all managed by the Patina Group. You can even order dinner in advance to be served at your box.

Click here for more information on dining options.

Exactly what food and drink you can bring depends on the type of event: Policies for lease events (concerts presented by other organizations).

You may eat at your seats (whether box seats, SuperSeats, or bench seats) or at one of the picnic areas scattered around the grounds. Come early because picnic benches are popular!

Dress Options

People wear whatever they find comfortable (but no bare feet, please!). Be aware that it can become quite cool later in the evening, so it's a good idea to bring a blanket or an extra jacket.

Additional Info

The Hollywood Bowl is near various hotels that can provide overnight accommodations for those who are traveling.

Audience Services representatives are available to assist with all your Bowl-related questions, seven days a week, 10am to 6pm, at 323.850.2000.

Detailed Theater Policy information can be found here.

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How Do I Get to the Bowl?

Hollywood Bowl

2301 North Highland Avenue
Hollywood, CA 90068
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HB Radio 820 AM

Listen to the Hollywood Bowl radio traffic advisory for the latest update on traffic conditions in and around the Hollywood Bowl. Just tune to 820 on your AM radio dial.

Parking

Bowl Parking is Limited

To assure yourself a more enjoyable experience, we highly recommend using one of the Park & Ride locations or four Shuttle Bus lots.

General Parking & Donor Valet

General Parking

$22.00-$40.00 per car
Motorcycles $9.00 each
Limos and buses at $40.00 each

Park & Ride

Cost per person roundtrip:
$10 at the bus (CASH ONLY, EXACT CHANGE REQUIRED)
Bowl Parking

Park & Ride Locations

Rowland Heights (Line 665)

Schabarum Regional Park, 17250 E. Colima Road and Azusa Ave. (Parking off Colima Rd.). Bus stop on Colima Road. Departures will be at 3:30 & 4:00.

Chatsworth (Line 653)

Chatsworth Metrolink Station, 21510 Devonshire St. (one block west of Canoga Ave.), and bus stop is in lot. Departure times will be 3:30 & 4:30.

Torrance (Line 657)

Wilson Community Park, 2000 North Crenshaw Blvd. (between Carson St. and Sepulveda Blvd.) and entrance to parking lot is off Jefferson St. Departure times will be 3:45, 4:00, 4:15 & 4:30.

Lakewood (Line 660)

Lakewood Center Mall (Lakewood Blvd. and Candlewood St.) and parking area is off Candlewood St. and Graywood Ave. Bus departs across from Hometown Buffet. Departure times will be 3:30 & 4:00.

Koreatown (Line 650)

Farmers Insurance Parking Lot, 4620 Wilshire Blvd (Between S Muirfield Rd & S Mullen Ave). Departure times will be 3:35PM, 3:40PM, 4:00PM, 4:30PM & 5:00PM.

Shuttle Locations

Cost per person roundtrip is $5.00

(plus parking fee if using Hollywood & Highland Shuttle Lot)

Ventura Lots

Ventura Lot (Line 668) Departures approximately every 10 minutes.

10801 Ventura Blvd., near Lankershim. From the Hollywood Freeway (101) North or South, exit at Lankershim Blvd., to Ventura Blvd., turn right into parking lot.

Subject to stacked parking. Shuttle ride is free when you show your Metro Red Line ticket.

Ventura Annex Lot (Line 668A) Departures approximately every 15 minutes.

10601 Ventura Blvd. Parking lot is on the corner of Ventura and Lankershim. Closed Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Subject to stacked parking. Shuttle ride is free when you show your Metro Red Line ticket.
Hollywood & Highland Lot

Hollywood and Highland (Line 671) Departures approximately every 15 minutes.

Hollywood & Highland entertainment complex, 6801 Hollywood Blvd. Entrance to parking structure off Highland Ave. or Orange Dr.
Parking fee required.

Bus stop in Orange Court. PLEASE NOTE NEW LOCATION.

Shuttle tickets not available in advance. Shuttle ride is free when you show your Metro Red Line ticket.
LA Zoo Lot

L.A. Zoo Lot (Line 672) Departures every 20 minutes.

5333 Zoo Drive, Section C.

Please Note: The Zoo lot will not be available for Playboy Jazz, June 16 and 17.

Seating Chart

Hollywood Bowl Seating Chart
Pricing Info
Pool Circle $300
Garden Boxes $200
Side/Ramp Seats $175
Terrace Boxes $175
E & D Sections $120
Super Seats $120
K1-3, J2, G2, F1-3 $70
N1-3, M1-3 $50
P1-3, L1-3 $35
T1-2, S, R1-3 $35
U1-3, Q1-3 $30
X1-2, W1-3, V1-2 $25

 
 Date
 SAT, APR 27, 2013
 6:00pm - 10:00pm
 Box Office
 4525 Wilshire Blvd,
 Los Angeles
 CA 90010
 323-692-2055
 323-692-2068
 323-692-2070
 323-692-2187
 
 
         
   
   
   
       
   
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