Whisky a Go Go Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Whisky a Go Go. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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To catch a show at the Whisky a Go Go, you’ll pay just over US$20 for a general admission ticket and upwards of US$500 for a private booth that seats up to seven people. Meanwhile, guided tours that include a photo stop here cost anywhere from US$40 to well over US$100.

A Sunset Strip staple, the Whisky a Go Go is known as one of the most important rock venues in the United States. It was founded back in the mid-1960s, and plenty of legendary acts have graced its stage, including Led Zeppelin, Otis Redding, The Doors, Elvis Costello, and Oasis.

Yes, photography is allowed during performances at the Whisky a Go Go unless the venue tells you otherwise. Note that there’s a fee for video recording if it’s for promotional, not personal, use. You can always record videos for free on your smartphone.

No, there’s no dress code at the Whisky a Go Go—you just probably shouldn’t wear anything you don’t want to get ripped on the dance floor (or splattered with beer) at this rowdy spot. In keeping with the rock ‘n’ roll spirit, feel free to get creative with your outfit choices.

Yes, the Whisky a Go Go is accessible to concert-goers using wheelchairs or with other mobility issues; the entrance is flat, and there are no stairs to climb to reach the venue. Staff members are always on hand during events to assist visitors with wheelchair-friendly seating, or any other kind of seating assistance.