Rejoignez les Jeux Olympiques 2028
en LA Metro

All LA Metro rail and bus uses the TAP card. Load it on the TAP app or at any station kiosk. Special Olympic day passes may be available for 2028 — check metro.net closer to the Games.

Station platforms will be crowded during event windows. Plan to arrive 90 minutes before your event start. Trains run more frequently during Olympic periods but fill fast.

7th/Metro Center (Downtown) and Union Station are the two main hubs connecting all lines. For most venues, you'll pass through one of these. Learn them before the Games.

LA Metro typically stops around midnight–1am. Many Olympic events run late. Check LA Metro's 2028 extended service schedule — special late-night service will likely be added for event nights.

All Metro rail stations are ADA accessible with elevators. Arrive extra early if you need elevator access, as they may have lines. Metro's Trip Planner at metro.net/trip-planner filters for accessible routes.

Bicycles are allowed on Metro rail, except during peak commute hours (6–9am, 3–7pm weekdays). During Games, bike restrictions may be extended. Metro Bike Share docks exist near many venues.