Hollywood Walk of Fame Tours and Tickets

Depending on how starstruck you are, it can take as little as an hour—or up to an entire day—to visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The attraction is about 1.3 miles (2.1 kilometers) long, so it’s up to you how much time you spend there. On average, visitors stay around 2–3 hours.

On the Hollywood Walk of Fame, you’ll see five-pointed copper stars, each representing a different influential director, musician, actor, producer, or other member of the entertainment industry. There are over 2,500 stars and counting, so it can take a while to get through them all, especially if there are crowds.

Shoot for early morning or late evening when the crowds disperse to get the best views of the Hollywood Walk of Fame’s stars. Luckily, Los Angeles has moderate to warm weather year-round, so you can also visit the popular attraction any time of the year.

Yes, the Hollywood Walk of Fame is worth it. Knowing that your favorite stars have been at that very spot to receive their award is enough for many tourists to stop for a visit. Going down memory lane and remembering stars from the past is also a treat.

Yes, the Hollywood Walk of Fame is accessible and has a long checklist of how it hopes to be more accessible in the future. The wide sidewalks can accommodate wheelchairs. Keep in mind this is a public space, so visitors will be contending with other tourists, which at times can be crowded.

Yes, you can visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame at night since there aren’t opening or closing hours. Just be careful in Los Angeles at night, as it’s a big city. It’s best to tour the Hollywood Walk of Fame with friends at night and be aware of your surroundings.