Getting to the Pasadena Convention Center is simple and sustainable thanks to a variety of public transportation options.
Whether you're commuting from Los Angeles or exploring the city car-free, the LA Metro A Line offers a fast and affordable way to reach the Convention Center, with stations just a short walk away. Combined with local bus routes and nearby transit connections, public transportation is a convenient choice for attendees looking to skip traffic and parking. Plus, it’s a great way to experience the city like a local while reducing your environmental footprint.
The Pasadena Convention Center is within walking distance from two Metro Stations, Del Mar Station and Memorial Park Station.
Walking Directions from Del Mar Station
Disembark your train and walk down the ramp heading south; turn left (east) to walk 150 feet through the orange apartment building towards Arroyo Parkway; turn left (north) at Arroyo Parkway and one block towards Green Street; turn right (east) at Green Street and walk one block; arrive at the Pasadena Convention Center on the right (south).
Walking Directions from Memorial Park Station
Disembark your train and walk up the steps to the street level; turn left (east) at Holly Street and walk for two blocks until you arrive at Garfield Avenue; turn right (south) at Garfield Avenue and walk three blocks until you arrive at the Pasadena Convention Center; note you will arrive to a shopping center called Paseo Colorado, you will walk across a large pedestrian walkway, at the end of the walkway, you will see the convention center across the street and there will be a large cross walk that leads to the convention center plaza.
Pasadena Transit is Pasadena’s local bus system, The convention center is one block from the Colorado/Garfield bus stop on route 10. Upon exiting the bus, using the intersection of Colorado Boulevard at Garfield Avenue, cross Colorado Boulevard heading south towards Paseo Colorado shopping center; walk across the wide walkway which cuts through Paseo Colorado; arrive at Green Street, the convention center is on Green Street directly across the street, use the large crosswalk to safely walk across.
Micro Metro runs from 5:30 am to 9:30 pm Monday to Sunday. Fares are $1 per ride within the designated areas of Altadena, Pasadena, and Sierra Madre. Rides can be reserved via the Micro Metro App or booked online.
Foothill Transit is a bus system that services the San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys. Line 187 travels from the Montclair to Pasadena. Riders taking this bus should exit at the Colorado/Garfield bus stop. Upon exiting the bus, using the intersection of Colorado Boulevard at Garfield Avenue, cross Colorado Boulevard heading south towards Paseo Colorado shopping center; walk across the wide walkway which cuts through Paseo Colorado; arrive at Green Street, the convention center is on Green Street directly across the street, use the large crosswalk to safely walk across.
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