Los Angeles Comic Con 2025 will take place September 26–28, 2025, at the Los Angeles Convention Center in downtown Los Angeles. Take Metrolink to this annual pop culture convention.
Visitors to Los Angeles Comic Con 2025 can expect to visit more than 800 exhibitors offering comics, toys, art, collectibles, and merchandise. Attendees will have the chance to join panels with comic creators, artists, actors, and voice actors, as well as participate in autograph sessions and photo opportunities. The event covers multiple halls of the Los Angeles Convention Center.
The convention also provides family-friendly programming, including free admission for children age six and under and discounted tickets for kids up to age twelve. Fans should expect crowds, exclusive collectibles, celebrity appearances, live entertainment, and opportunities to meet like-minded communities from across Southern California.
Metrolink offers train service to Los Angeles Union Station from six counties in Southern California. From there, attendees may transfer for free, using their Metrolink ticket, to LA Metro buses and rail lines serving the LA Convention Center.
- Nearest Station
- L.A. Union Station
- Address
- Los Angeles Convention Center 1201 S Figueroa St
Los Angeles, CA 90015 - Website
- https://www.comicconla.com/
How to Get There with Metrolink
Fans can skip the stress of traffic and parking by riding Metrolink. With the $10 SoCal Day Pass - Weekend, attendees get unlimited rides on Metrolink trains for the day, plus free transfers to LA Metro bus and rail. Take any Metrolink train, except for those on the IEOC Line, to Los Angeles Union Station. Board LA Metro A Line toward Long Beach, disembark at Pico Station, and enjoy a short walk to the Los Angeles Convention Center. It’s the easiest, most affordable way to experience Comic Con—no traffic jams, no parking fees, just a direct ride into the heart of the action.
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