The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a historic landmark along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street in Los Angeles, featuring more than 2,700 brass stars embedded in the sidewalks honoring entertainment industry legends. As a public sidewalk, the Walk of Fame is accessible 24/7 with no admission fee. The route is primarily level with curb cuts at intersections, and accessible public restrooms are available at nearby locations including the Hollywood & Highland Center. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce notes that the stars are flush with the sidewalk surface, making them navigable for wheelchairs and other mobility devices.
Visitors report that while the Walk of Fame itself is accessible, the surrounding Hollywood Boulevard area can be crowded, particularly on weekends and during special events. Some note that the sidewalks are wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs, though heavy foot traffic can make navigation challenging during peak times. Several accessible parking structures are located within a few blocks, and the Metro B Line (Red) Hollywood/Highland station provides elevator access to street level. Visitors also note that many of the nearby attractions, shops, and theaters along the route offer accessible entrances and facilities.
Accessible Routes to Areas of Interest