Burns Recreation Center Parking & Transit
Lots, prices, transit, and where to actually park.
Los Angeles, California
Quick answer
Burns Recreation Center does not have its own parking lot. On-campus parking is available in LMU structures, with the Hannon lot located directly across from the facility. Parking requires payment at kiosks using your license plate number between 8 am and 8 pm, Monday through Friday. For more information, visit LMU Parking & Transportation.
The honest take
Enter the Hannon lot from the main entrance; it's the closest to the Burns Recreation Center. Parking fills up quickly during peak hours, so consider arriving early. If you're coming from anywhere near a D Line stop, taking the Metro is a convenient option.
Lots and prices
Hannon Lot
1 Loyola Marymount University Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90045
Varies; payment required at kiosks using license plate number between 8 am and 8 pm, Monday through Friday
Directly across from Burns Recreation Center
Public transit
The Metro D Line stops directly across the street at Wilshire/Western, providing convenient access to the venue.
Drop-off and rideshare
Rideshare drop-off is available along LMU Drive. Be mindful of designated drop-off zones to avoid tow-away areas.
Common questions
(the stuff people ask from the car)
Does Burns Recreation Center have parking?
Burns Recreation Center does not have its own parking lot. On-campus parking is available in LMU structures, with the Hannon lot located directly across from the facility. Parking requires payment at kiosks using your license plate number between 8 am and 8 pm, Monday through Friday. For more information, visit LMU Parking & Transportation.
Is there public transportation to Burns Recreation Center?
Yes, the Metro D Line stops directly across the street at Wilshire/Western, providing convenient access to the venue.
Where can I drop off passengers near Burns Recreation Center?
Rideshare drop-off is available along LMU Drive. Be mindful of designated drop-off zones to avoid tow-away areas.