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Los Angeles has long been known as a mecca for movie stars, beach bodies, and sun seekers of all kinds. But the city is much more, and our flights to Los Angeles will put you in the heart of it. Explore its diverse neighborhoods, discover the many beaches along the coast, or head towards Anaheim where you’ll find amusement parks, adventure, and family fun. 

Things to Do in Los Angeles

Popular theme parks in Anaheim and around Hollywood will keep adventure-seekers busy for days. Disneyland® and Universal Studios Hollywood^SM top the list of favorites.

Sporting Events

Sports fans will have no shortage of events to attend, as LA boasts a professional team in nearly every sport. Check out a baseball game at the Dodgers stadium, or sit courtside at a Lakers or Sparks basketball game.

Museums

LA has a museum to suit everyone’s taste — whether you’re a history buff, art lover, or natural science fan, you’ll find the museum for you. Spend your days exploring the Getty Center, Museum of Contemporary Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, La Brea Tar Pits and Page Museum, The Museum of Tolerance, California Afro-American Museum, or the Japanese American National Museum.

Hollywood

See where the stars go to light up the screen. Stroll the Walk of Fame and find more than 2,500 terrazzo and brass stars embedded in the sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard. Outside the TCL Chinese Theatre is where you will find roughly 200 cement blocks with celebrity signatures, footprints, and handprints from the 1920s to the present day. Tour the theatre, which opened in 1927, for a look at the iconic landmark that best represents the glitz and glamour of Hollywood.

Beaches

Head to the coast to see what California living is all about. Venice Beach, Newport Beach, and Santa Monica Pier and Beach offer expansive coastal views, great people-watching, thrilling entertainment, and superb food, especially from the numerous food trucks lining the streets.

Dining

Diners who come to LA should plan to sample a little bit of everything. A global city with diverse cuisine and locally sourced food can make for an adventure in food heaven. Taste international street eats, sleuth out your favorite food truck, or wander into various neighborhoods to delight in international flavors.

Parks and Hiking

Despite its urban expanse, there are several great parks for hiking, having a picnic, or simply enjoying time with friends and family. Griffith Park is one of the biggest parks in California and is ideal for hiking the rugged natural area. There’s an observatory in the park that hosts exhibitions and features a planetarium as well. For more great views — and maybe a celebrity sighting or two — head to Runyon Canyon a few blocks off Hollywood Boulevard.

Nightlife

Find popular LA nightlife spots along Sunset Strip or in Downtown. While in Anaheim, Downtown Disney® offers everything from live outdoor entertainment to bars and nightclubs, and coastal towns like Newport Beach provide trendy bar scenes, waterfront views, and plenty of places to relax with a craft beer or cocktail.

Shopping

If shopping is your thing, LA is the place to be. Large shopping malls dominate the landscape. The Grove, which is next to the famous Farmers Market (founded in 1934), is a huge shopping complex with stores to suit every shopper. Enjoy open-air shopping at the Third Street Promenade, or stroll Rodeo Drive to see exclusive stores such as Gucci, Versace, and Cartier.

IMPORTANT FACTS Los Angeles International Airport Airport Code – LAX Airport Address 1 World Way Los Angeles, CA 90045 USA Check-in Information Ticket counters are not open for in-person check-in and baggage check until two hours prior to departure at all designated Sun Country locations. Please arrive with proper identification to allow for check-in requirements and security processing. Ticket Counter Terminal 1, Bradley West, Sun Country Ticket Counter Closes 45 minutes prior to flight departure Useful Information Currency U.S. Dollar Electricity 110V Entry requirements None for U.S. residents Language English Time zone Pacific Time. Two hours earlier than Central Time. Transportation The best way to get around Los Angeles and the surrounding areas is by renting a car or using ride share apps. The freeway system is expansive and traffic is relentless, so bring your patience. Public transportation is available and is most practical if you’ll be staying in and around downtown. Taxis are also plentiful.