◈ Homepage — https://www.metro.net/Skip to content Ride Fares Projects Careers Safety About Select Language​▼ Translate Fran Siegel, artist Re: Orientation Wilshire/La Brea Station Arrivals Trip Planner Alerts Maps & Schedules Take Public Transportation to the World Cup Metro and our transit partners will be running direct service to the World Cup from multiple locations. Parking reservations are now available. Plan Your Trip The D Line Extension is Open New stations at La Brea, Fairfax and La Cienega connect Mid-Wilshire and the Miracle Mile to Koreatown and Downtown LA. Ride the D Line Rider News Go Metro to the 2026 World Cup Metro World Cup Enhanced Service will offer an affordable round-trip ride to and from every match — no expensive stadium parking required.    Read More The D Line Extension 1 is Now Open Faster than traffic. Smarter than parking. The future of Wilshire Blvd runs underground. 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More Info Try the new LA Metro App Scroll to Top How to Get to World Cup Matches in LA | Metro Skip to content Ride Fares Projects Careers Safety About Ride Fares Projects Careers Safety Safety and Security Hub LA Metro enhances safety with law enforcement, Transit Ambassadors, 24/7 monitoring, emergency systems, crisis teams, and design upgrades. Learn more Incident Reporting Rider Safety Tips People and Partnerships Tracking Safety About Translate Search Metro.net Search for: Search Go Metro to the World Cup By Jason Brown / April 30, 2026 June 12 – July 10, 2026 Go Metro to the World Cup This summer, you can get straight to the World Cup action by riding public transportation — at an affordable price — to Los Angeles Stadium (SoFi Stadium). Metro and our regional transit partners will run direct, nonstop service to every World Cup match — taking fans from designated pick-up locations straight to the stadium, with no transfers or expensive stadium parking required. There are multiple ways to take public transit to World Cup matches : Ride Metro bus, rail or regional transit to a direct service pick-up location near you. No reservation needed. Drive to a park-and-ride location, park your car and take a direct service bus to the stadium. Walk up or get dropped off at a location. Match Day Direct Service Locations Click on the location names below to see additional information. Direct buses will depart every 10 minutes unless otherwise noted below. Direct service pick-up locations are all transit-accessible. Once you choose your location, use our Trip Planner to find the best way to get there. Hawthorne/Lennox Station Address 11191 Larch Av, Lennox, CA 90304 Parking Reserved parking, available on SpotHero; starting at an early bird rate of $101.89 (fees included). Regular transit parking not available on match days. Direct service Direct service begins 3 hours, 15 minutes before matches. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “R4 Hawthorne/Lennox Station” route takes about 15 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot R – Intuit East Garage”, about a 15- to 20-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Metro C Line and Metro Micro . Crenshaw Station Address 11901 S Crenshaw Bl, Hawthorne, CA 90250 Parking Reserved parking, available on SpotHero; starting at an early bird rate of $101.89 (fees included). Regular transit parking not available on match days. Direct service Direct service begins 3 hours, 15 minutes before matches. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “R3 Crenshaw Station” route takes about 15 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot R – Intuit East Garage”, about a 15- to 20-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Metro C Line. LAX/Metro Transit Center Address 9225 Aviation Bl, Los Angeles, CA 90045 Parking No on-site parking available, nor is there a drop-off or pick-up zone. Please ride transit to this location. Find the best way to get there with our Trip Planner . Direct service Direct service begins 3 hours, 15 minutes before matches. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “S11 LAX/Metro Transit Center” route takes about 15 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot S – Arbor Vitae/District Dr,” about a 5- to 10-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Metro C Line, K Line, Metro Micro , many local bus lines, and a shuttle that runs between the station and LAX terminals. Hotels & Parking LAX Address Buses will pick up at three boarding locations: Eastbound 98th St at Jetway Bl (near Courtyard by Marriott, Hyatt Regency, Sonesta, Sheraton Gateway) Eastbound 98th St at Airport Bl (near Embassy Suites, Residency Inn, Hyatt Place) Eastbound 98th St at Bellanca Av (near Hilton) Parking locations along this route: Joe’s Airport Parking: 6151 W Century Bl, Los Angeles, CA 90045 (near the 98th/Jetway boarding location) Airport Center Parking: 5960 W 98 th St, Los Angeles, CA 90045 (near the 98th/Airport Bl boarding location) WallyPark Premier Garage: 9700 Bellanca Av, Los Angeles, CA 90045 (near the 98th/Bellanca boarding location) Parking Reserved parking, available on SpotHero; starting at a rate of $94.95. Direct service Direct service begins 3.5 hours before matches. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “S12 Hotels & Parking LAX” route takes about 15-20 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot S – Arbor Vitae/District Dr,” about a 5- to 10-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Metro C and K Lines. El Camino College Address 3536 Manhattan Beach Bl, Torrance, CA 90506 Parking Reserved parking, available on SpotHero; starting at an early bird rate of $101.89 (fees included). Direct service Direct service begins 3 hours, 20 minutes before matches. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “R1 El Camino College” route takes about 23 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot R – Intuit East Garage,” about a 15- to 20-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Metro Bus Line 210, GTran’s Bus Line 3 and Torrance Transit’s Bus Line 2, 5 and 10 . Harbor Gateway Transit Center Address 731 W 182nd St, Gardena, CA 90248 Parking Reserved parking, available on SpotHero; starting at an early bird rate of $69.71 (fees included). Regular transit parking (non-reserved) is available on a first-come, first-served basis and event rates will apply. Direct service Direct service begins 3 hours, 20 minutes before matches. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “S10 Harbor Gateway Transit Center” route takes about 23 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot S – Arbor Vitae/District Dr”, about a 5- to 10-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Metro J Line, Metro Bus Lines 205, 246, 344 and 550; Torrance Transit Bus Lines 1, 4X, 6 and 13 ; and GTrans Bus Line 2 . Culver City Transit Center Address 6250 W Slauson Av, Culver City, CA 90230 Parking Parking information for this location will be released soon. Direct service Direct service begins 3.5 hours before matches. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “S9 Culver City Transit Center” route takes about 23 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot S – Arbor Vitae/District Dr,” about a 5- to 10-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Culver City Transit bus lines 6 and Metro Bus Lines 108 and 110. Torrance Transit Center Address 465 Crenshaw Bl, Torrance, CA 90503 Parking Parking information for this location will be released soon. Direct service Direct service begins 3.5 hours before the match. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “S8 Torrance Transit Center” route takes about 38 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot S – Arbor Vitae/District Dr,” about a 5- to 10-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Torrance Transit buses lines 1, Rapid 3, 4X, 5, 6 and 10 . Union Station Address If you're walking: 800 N. Alameda St, Los Angeles, 90012. If you're getting dropped off or parking: 801 N Vignes St, Los Angeles, 90012. Parking More parking info will be released soon Direct service Direct service begins 3 hours, 40 minutes before matches. June 12 USA vs. Paraguay match service begins 1 hour earlier. “R2 Union Station” route takes about 40 minutes travel time each way. Buses will drop off and pick up riders at “Lot R – Intuit East Garage”, about a 15- to 20-minute walk to/from the stadium. Transit connections Get there by Metro A, B, D and J Lines, as well as many local bus lines, Metrolink , Amtrak and Greyhound bus . Downtown Long Beach Address Boarding is at 300 E 1st St, Long Beach, CA 9080 Metro Safety & Support - LA Metro Skip to content Ride Fares Projects Careers Safety About Ride Fares Projects Careers Safety Safety and Security Hub LA Metro enhances safety with law enforcement, Transit Ambassadors, 24/7 monitoring, emergency systems, crisis teams, and design upgrades. 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Report it Meet Our Safety Teams and Partners View Safety and Crime Statistics Safety Tips for Parents and Kids Safety Tips for Riders We’re putting “eyes on the system.” We’ve significantly increased the visibility of safety personnel. Uniformed safety personnel, combined with tens of thousands of cameras across Metro’s rail stations, bus stops, trains, and buses is critical to ensuring the safety of our customers and employees. Security Cameras 30,335 Metro Surveillance Cameras Metro Ambassadors 72,375 Customers Helped March 2026 Metro Transit Security Officers 3,880 Fare Checks March 2026 More on “eyes on the system” We’re making sure Metro is being used for transit. And only transit. We’ve implemented Tap-to-Exit programs, fare gate improvements, and upgraded designs for shared spaces to ensure Metro remains a space for transit while reducing misuse and enhancing safety. New Enforcement Strategies 790 Citations for Fare Evasion March 2026 We’re enforcing fares through: TAP-to-Exit Public Safety Personnel Surge New Taller Faregates Learn more Providing Restrooms 64 We are expanding mobile restrooms to 64 stations and transit centers over the next four years. We’re working on: Rolling out high-tech portable restrooms across Metro to improve restroom access. Installing throne units that are portable, ADA accessible, touchless and free-to-use. Taller Faregates Pilot We're Innovating by: Piloting different fare gate models that have shown significant improvements in fare compliance at Washington DC and Bay Area. Feeling Safer By adding brighter lighting and expanding cell service to all underground stations and tunnels, Metro is ensuring our riders feel safer too. Cell Service Underground 100 of underground stations will have cellular service in 2026. Riders can have greater peace of mind: Transit Watch App can be accessed even in underground stations Access all 12 K line stations with AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon Enjoy access in all underground stations except Little Tokyo, Historic Broadway, Grand Ave Arts/Bunker Hill Stations which are only available with AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile Improved Lighting We’re implementing: Upgraded cameras and improved lighting to enhance monitoring and visibility. Station redesigns with consolidated entrances, brighter lighting, and added music to reduce loitering. We’re strengthening partnerships to address societal issues. When the crisis of homelessness, untreated mental illness and drug addiction spill on to Metro’s system, we help connect people to supportive services and housing. “By the Numbers” offers a quick summary, while the DPS dashboard provides deeper safety data and trends for further exploration. 273 Placed in Housing March 2026 25 Metro HOME Shelter Beds March 2026 644 Homeless Enrollment March 2026 People and Partnerships Safety in Action Metro Public Safety Department launches Care-Based Services Division TAP-to-Exit returns to North Hollywood and Union Station — and launches at Pomona North on Nov. 17 An interview with Chief Bill Scott, Metro’s new Chief of Police and Emergency Management Support Help & Contacts Accessibility Lost & Found Employee Resources Other Resources The Source El Pasajero Metro Art Metro Shop Public Interest Careers Public Records Board Meetings Vendor Portal Facebook-f Instagram Tiktok Linkedin Youtube Developer & Data Resources Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Copyright ©2026 Metro Metro and our transit partners will be running direct service to the World Cup from multiple locations. Parking reservations are now available. More Info Try the new LA Metro App Scroll to Top Little Tokyo/Arts District Station 402 E 1 st St Los Angeles, CA 90012 The station, bordering the two neighborhoods of Little Tokyo and the Arts District, will make these historically rich and vibrant neighborhoods easily accessible. Destination Guide Station Amenities: bike lockers, bike racks Station Artworks: Pavilion: Clare Rojas, Harmony Platform: Audrey Chan, Will Power Allegory Transit Connections: Metro A and E Line, Metro Bus Lines 30, 106, DASH A, Metro Bike Share