Royce Hall at UCLA is a storied on-campus performing arts venue with a rich history and a modern facility. The auditorium hosts a wide range of performances, from classical concerts to university events. The venue offers a 3D seating map and printable seating chart, making it easy to find your perfect seat. Whether you’re a local Angeleno or visiting Westwood, Royce Hall combines historic charm with convenient campus amenities.

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Adjacent to UCLA in Westwood, Royce Hall sits at 340 Royce Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90095. The main on-site parking option for events is Parking Structure 5, and UCLA’s BruinBus service provides convenient campus transit with connections to surrounding Westwood areas and public transit. For visitors planning an extended stay, nearby hotels like the UCLA Luskin Conference Center and Hotel Angeleno offer comfortable options within easy reach. Dining nearby ranges from casual cafes to refined eateries, making Westwood a convenient base for arts events.

Historically, Royce Hall has hosted landmark performances, including Marian Anderson in 1937, the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Budapest String Quartet, and it remains a home for ensembles such as the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. If you’re exploring UCLA’s cultural offerings, Royce Hall is a cornerstone venue that blends academic prestige with professional artistry.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 1,834 seats (Royce Hall Auditorium).
Address: 340 Royce Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90095.
Venue type: On-campus performing arts venue / auditorium.
Seating chart: 3D seating map and printable seating chart available via the Royce Hall site.
Parking: Parking Structure 5 on campus (main parking for Royce Hall events).
Transit: UCLA BruinBus available; public transit connections and Big Blue Bus integration nearby.
Nearby hotels: UCLA Luskin Conference Center (on campus) and Hotel Angeleno (nearby Westwood).
Notable events: Historically hosted Marian Anderson (1937), the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Budapest String Quartet; home venue for the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra; key UCLA Live performances and other major arts events.