Visiting the Walk of Fame at Night

The Walk of Fame can be visited after dark. It is a public city sidewalk with no gates or opening hours of its own; the shops, theatres and attractions along it keep their own hours. There is no ticket, so no entry time applies.

AdmissionNone, it is a public sidewalk

Opening hoursNone of its own

Venues along itKeep their own hours

Evening tour1.5 hours, per its listing

Hollywood Boulevard is a busy commercial street. General city advice applies at night: keep valuables close, stay on busy, lit blocks, and agree on any tip with a costumed street performer before posing for a photo. The safety page covers this in more detail. For a guided evening, the Hollywood night tour drives the boulevard in an open-top vehicle and stops for 30 minutes at Griffith Observatory, according to its listing, which also notes that the Observatory is closed on Mondays while its outdoor areas remain open.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Walk of Fame open at night?

It is a public city sidewalk with no gates or opening hours of its own. The shops, theatres and attractions along it keep their own hours.

Is it safe to visit the Walk of Fame at night?

Standard city precautions apply: keep valuables close and stay on busy, lit blocks. The safety page has more.

Is there a tour of Hollywood at night?

The Hollywood night tour lasts 1.5 hours per its listing, drives Hollywood Boulevard and stops for 30 minutes at Griffith Observatory.