Ian Crichton: Originally designed for olympic events, its now became my favorite place to unwind, meditate, take my dog for a walk or even do the occasional fishing adventure. One of long beaches hidden gems.
Haydee Hernandez: I wanted to find somewhere to have a walk. I was able to find the Signal Hill view. I took my brother and my dad. All three of us enjoyed our hour walk. You can walk longer. They do have several trails and after you walk the trails you can go see the real view of the city, ocean and even downtown LA skyscrapers. There are several benches throughout the trails to take in a view or rest. Parking can be difficult depending on the day and time you go. The place is kept clean so pick up after yourself. Restrooms are available.
Arthur Smocks: Great place for a gathering. There are standing soccer games on the weekend, so make sure you have a permit if you want to reserve a specific spot. The people are nice and willing to compromise.
Aside from the guy trying to smoke Crack and poop its a great space. Definitely needs a clean up team consistently.
Brian Skuletich: This event is an absolute blast, especially for first-timers. Seeing how fast these cars are in person is truly incredible. The course is massive, and unless you have grandstand seats, a suite, or a box, it can be tough to find a comfortable spot to view the race.
We purchased general admission tickets along with paddock passes, which really elevated the experience and made it worthwhile.
The biggest downside, as usual, was the parking. I highly recommend skipping the venue’s parking and park in a nearby garage instead, which costs around $20. Youll have to walk, but not as far as I had to with official race parking, I had to hike nearly a mile (about 15 minutes) just to reach the closest GA entry. Aside from parking, I highly recommend.
