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Los Angeles Public Transport from the Rose Bowl Motel Area

Metro publishes route, fare and trip-planning information for getting around Los Angeles. Its buses connect Pasadena with destinations across the region.

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By Blake Hollings

Los Angeles public transport includes Metro bus routes connecting Pasadena with other parts of the region. Metro provides trip-planning tools, arrival information and fare details to help you plan journeys. For air arrivals, the guide to getting from LAX to the Rose Bowl Motel area covers the airport leg separately from a Metro journey.

  • Metro routes in the provided information connect Pasadena with Hollywood, Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station, Artesia Station, North Hollywood Station and Downtown Los Angeles.
  • Metro’s regular one-way fare is $1.75.
  • Metro offers free transfers within two hours when you tap to pay.

Which Metro routes connect Pasadena with Los Angeles?

Which Metro routes connect Pasadena with Los Angeles?

Metro routes connect Pasadena with several destinations, including Hollywood and Downtown Los Angeles. The routes listed here provide a starting point for planning, but check the official site before you go for current schedules and service information.

  • Line 180 runs between Hollywood and Pasadena via Los Feliz Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard.
  • Lines 260 and 261 run between Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station, Artesia Station and Pasadena via Fair Oaks Boulevard and Atlantic Boulevard.
  • Line 501 runs between North Hollywood Station and Pasadena via the 134 Freeway.
  • Lines 487 and 489 run between Downtown Los Angeles and Sierra Madre Villa Station.

Metro provides a Trip Planner, real-time arrival information, line timetables and service alerts. Its schedule and map page includes bus timetables and route descriptions for Lines 180, 260/261 and 501. For a broader overview of getting around Los Angeles from the Rose Bowl Motel area, use the trip-planning information alongside your chosen route.

How much does Los Angeles public transport cost?

How much does Los Angeles public transport cost?

Metro’s regular one-way fare is $1.75, with fare caps and transfer rules that can affect what you pay across a day or week.

  • Transfers are free within two hours when you tap to pay.
  • The daily fare cap is $5; after you pay for three rides in one day, additional rides are free.
  • The 7-day fare cap is $18.
  • Children under age 6 may ride free with a fare-paying adult.

TAP cards and physical or digital credit and debit cards are payment options. Check Metro’s official information before travelling for current fare and payment details.

How do you plan a trip from the Rose Bowl Motel area?

How do you plan a trip from the Rose Bowl Motel area?

Start by entering your destination in Metro’s Trip Planner, then review arrival information, timetables and service alerts for the route. Los Angeles International Airport is about a 36-minute drive from Rose Bowl Motel.

Before you go

Before you go

Metro routes, schedules, payment options and fares can change, so check the official Metro site before you go. Use its service alerts and real-time arrival information when planning the journey.

FAQs

Which Metro lines run between Pasadena and other parts of Los Angeles?

Lines 180, 260, 261 and 501 connect Pasadena with destinations including Hollywood, Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station, Artesia Station and North Hollywood Station. Lines 487 and 489 run between Downtown Los Angeles and Sierra Madre Villa Station.

What is Metro’s regular one-way fare?

The regular one-way fare is $1.75. Metro also has transfer rules and daily and 7-day fare caps.

Can children ride Metro for free?

Children under age 6 may ride free with a fare-paying adult.

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