Walt Disney® Concert Hall Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Walt Disney® Concert Hall. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Grand City Tour of Los Angeles, Hollywood, and Beverly Hills

• Small-Group City Tour of Los Angeles, Hollywood, and Beverly Hills

• Small-Group Day Tour of Hollywood, Los Angeles, and Beaches from Anaheim

• Classic Convertible Car Tour of Los Angeles

• The History and Architecture of Downtown Los Angeles

Ticket prices for concerts at the Walt Disney® Concert Hall vary, but expect to pay upwards of US$200 to see the Los Angeles Philharmonic perform. However, if you just want to get a closer look at the architectural landmark, self-guided audio tours of the Walt Disney® Concert Hall are free.

Yes, the Walt Disney® Concert Hall is worth visiting, as it's one of the most striking modern landmarks in downtown Los Angeles. Even if you can't snag tickets to a concert—the hall is home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra and Los Angeles Master Chorale—it's worth passing by to admire the work of legendary architect Frank Gehry. For extra insight into Gehry's masterpiece, consider joining an architecture-focused tour of LA: It'll open your eyes to some of the city's lesser-known historic sites, too.

Per one customer who booked The History and Architecture of Downtown Los Angeles, "We had an incredible experience on our historical and architectural walking tour of downtown Los Angeles with Chris. He is extremely knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about the city's history and architecture. Chris brought each building and landmark to life with fascinating stories, hidden details, and a great sense of humor. The tour was perfectly paced, beautifully organized, and full of insights that you would never get on your own. We came away with a whole new appreciation for downtown LA's character and beauty. Highly recommend Chris to anyone looking for an unforgettable and educational tour experience!"

Yes, you can visit the Walt Disney Concert Hall on free self-guided audio tours. These approximately hour-long tours run daily from 10am to 3pm from the Grand Lobby of the concert hall but can change schedule during performances. The last tour of the day is at 2pm; reservations aren't required.

The self-guided audio tours of the Walt Disney Concert Hall take approximately one hour. These free tours run daily from 10am to 3pm from the Grand Lobby of the concert hall but can change schedule during performances. The last tour of the day is at 2pm; reservations aren't required.

Plenty. The Walt Disney Concert Hall is the home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, which presents world-class concerts. In addition, visitors can take free self-guided tours, check out the Library of Congress Ira Gershwin Gallery, and explore the Blue Ribbon Garden.

No, the Walt Disney Concert Hall has no official dress code. While most people wear casual or business casual, guests are encouraged to wear whatever makes them feel comfortable but must wear shoes and a shirt for admission. The hall does request that guests think twice before using strong fragrances.

It depends. During tours, guests can take photos of the interior public areas of the theater with hand-held cameras—that means no tripods. Inside the theater, using recording devices of any kind is always prohibited. Guests can take photos of only the exteriors of other Music Center venues.

Parking at the Walt Disney Concert Hall Garage and Music Center Main Garage is US$10 after 4:30pm on weekdays, two hours before matinees, and on weekends. At other times the rate is US$3.50 per 15 minutes, with a US$20 maximum. Valet parking is available starting two hours before concerts for US$23.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting the Walt Disney® Concert Hall. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Los Angeles:

• Hollywood Walk of Fame

• Universal Studios Hollywood

• Griffith Park

• Hollywood Sign

• Sunset Strip

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Los Angeles.