The Wiltern

The Wiltern is a historic 2,300-capacity Art Deco concert venue in Los Angeles’s Koreatown neighborhood, hosting concerts, comedy shows, and live events. The main entrance is accessible, and there is a dedicated accessible seating section on the main floor to the left of the stage, reached by a ramp on the left-hand side of the theater doors. Due to the historic nature of the building, the Loge and Mezzanine sections are accessible by stairs only and there is no elevator. Two single-user accessible restrooms are located on the main level to the right of the main entrance, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Accessible tickets are reserved for guests with disabilities and their companions and must be purchased online at livenation.com. Drop-off is available at the main entrance. Nearby parking lots (Ralphs and Aroma) offer accessible dedicated parking spaces with elevators. ADA-compliant Assisted Listening Devices are available from guest services upon arrival in exchange for a valid ID. Limited storage is available for wheelchairs, canes, walkers, and other mobility devices. ADA-trained service animals are welcome in accordance with Title III of the ADA.

The venue strives to assist guests with disabilities throughout their visit — guest services staff can escort VIP ticket holders who need accessible entry to the VIP area via the accessible main entrance route. For any pre-visit accessibility questions, guests can contact the venue at frontoffice@livenation.com or 213.338.1400.

Visitors note that arriving early is advisable for those needing accessible seating, as the accessible floor section can fill up quickly for general admission events. Some visitors highlight the helpfulness of staff in navigating accessibility needs, though the absence of an elevator means upper balcony sections remain inaccessible for wheelchair users.