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The vaccination record MUST include the full name, type of vaccination, and date the last dose was administered (a QR code without this accompanying information will not be sufficient).

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A person is considered fully vaccinated two weeks after the final shot in their primary vaccine series (e.g., second shots for vaccines like Moderna and Pfizer, first shot for vaccines like J&J). Partial vaccination, exemptions, and negative COVID tests will NOT be accepted as a substitute for proof of full vaccination, per Department requirement. Proof of full vaccination and valid ID (with picture) Here are the requirements: Age 18 and over This requirement remains in place because the Observatory is a City of Los Angeles-operated facility. Visitors age 12 and older are still required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter the building and adjacent terrace areas (per City of Los Angeles ordinance). Visitor capacity control for the building will be used during very busy times this may result in waits of 10-20 minutes. The grounds, terraces, and sidewalks are generally open every day. 2800 East Observatory Road Los Angeles, California.Griffith Observatory is open Thursday-Sunday. Griffith Observatory is open six days a week. There is no admission charge to enter the Observatory building.

You don’t mind walking you can park along the road and hike up to the observatory. Griffith Observatory has a small parking lot that fills up fast on weekends. For a unique perspective of Griffith Park, Sunset Ranch Hollywood offers one, and two-hour horseback trail rides into Griffith Park.

Nearby attractions include Hollywood, just down the hill, Griffith Park, which surrounds the observatory, and the Los Angeles Zoo. The Roof Deck and Terraces Observatory offers a magnificent view of downtown Los Angeles and, on a clear day, you can see all the way to Santa Monica and the Pacific Ocean. Griffith Observatory has also appeared in numerous other movies, including Terminator, Transformers, Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, The Rocketeer, and Earth Girls Are Easy.īefore you leave the Observatory, be sure to take a picture of the Hollywood sign, which sits just behind the Griffith Observatory. A bronze bust now pays homage to the highly regarded actor and stands just outside the domed building. A gift shop and The Café at the End of the Universe are also on the lower levels.Ĭompleted in 1935, it has always been a popular location for Hollywood shooting, beginning with the classic Rebel Without a Cause starring James Dean. In this observatory section, you will find the Leonard Nimoy Event Horizon, Gunther Depths of Space Exhibits, The Cosmic Connection, and The Edge of Space Exhibits. This observatory area was completed in 2006 as part of a $93-million project to expand and renovate the Griffith Observatory. Plus, three solar telescopes that allow visitors to see a live view of the sun.īelow the main building are two floors of fascinating exhibits. The Ahmanson Hall feature numerous exhibits, old and new. Directly across from the Wilder Hall is the Ahmanson Hall of the Sky. With state-of-the-art exhibits, a Tesla Coil, and a Camera Obscura. Griffith, the man who donated the land now Griffith Park.Īlso in the original section of the Griffith Observatory is the Wilder Hall of the Eye. High above the ceiling of the rotunda is an amazing mural by Hugo Ballin. Students and seniors get a discount.Īs you enter the Central Rotunda, the first thing you will see is one of the original exhibits, the Foucault pendulum. Show tickets may be purchased only at the Observatory, only for that day’s shows. There are eight shows each weekday, and ten shows each weekend day. The Griffith Observatory Planetarium has a star projector, laser digital projection system, 290 seats, sound system.

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