Overview
- The museum announced Thursday that it will offer free annual LM37 passes to residents of ZIP code 90037 and will notify neighbors in August when registration opens.
- Museum officials published a staged ticketing plan this month that gives founding-member priority access in mid-July, opens general tickets on July 21, and runs member previews Sept. 5–11 ahead of the Sept. 22 public opening.
- LM37 passholders can reserve free admission for themselves and one guest, and museum leaders say a portion of tickets will be set aside for 90037 residents for the opening and beyond.
- General admission will be $25 for adults and $21 for seniors, while children 17 and under and groups including founding members, active-duty military, personal aides, and EBT cardholders will receive free entry.
- The $1 billion, 300,000-square-foot campus on 11 acres will open with roughly 20 inaugural exhibitions across more than 30 galleries showing about 1,200 works from George Lucas’s collection, a program the museum says is meant to connect the institution with its South L.A. neighbors and draw wider visitation in coming years.