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About Underground Venue at Hollywood Forever
Welcome to the Underground Venue page for Hollywood Forever. Though you may see references to an Underground space, the authoritative spaces used for events are The Masonic Lodge and the outdoor Fairbanks Lawn. Located at 6000 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, Hollywood Forever is a historic venue that hosts intimate lodge events and iconic outdoor screenings. Here youll find practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a hassle-free visit. Weve got you covered with trustworthy, no-nonsense guidance to secure your seats and enjoy the show.
Key spaces and what to expect:
- The Masonic Lodge – An intimate indoor venue within the cemetery grounds, capacity ~150 guests. Ideal for smaller performances and special events (e.g., Zimmer90). Address variations exist, with common reference to 5970 Santa Monica Blvd.
- Fairbanks Lawn – Outdoor venue used for Cinespia-style screenings. Lawn seating is blanket-style; chairs are not allowed in the central lawn zone. Seating is first-come, first-served for general admission.
Whether youre catching a film under the stars or a lodge event, well walk you through getting there, parking, and where to stay nearby.
Parking is available with an On-Site Parking Pass for cemetery events, plus nearby lots including the Hollywood Production Center lot (1149 N Gower) and the Lemon Grove Parking structure (900 N Van Ness). Public transit options include LA Metro buses (210, 4, DASH) and the nearby Hollywood/Highland B Line rail area. For stays near the venue, consider these recommended hotels and dining options (affiliate links available):
- Hotels
- Hampton Inn & Suites Los Angeles/Hollywood
- Hollywood Historic Hotel
- The Godfrey Hotel Hollywood
- Gold Diggers Hotel Hollywood
- Restaurants and Cafes
- Local favorites near Hollywood Forever with easy transit access
Note: The venue branding historically centers on Hollywood Forever Cemetery (formerly Hollywood Memorial Park). There is no standalone official listing for an Underground space; most events are hosted in The Masonic Lodge and the Fairbanks Lawn. For the latest listings and event details, check the official venue pages and connect with our team for easy ticketing and seating guidance.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Official spaces used for events at Hollywood Forever include The Masonic Lodge (within the cemetery) and outdoor Fairbanks Lawn for film screenings (Cinespia).
- Address listed for Hollywood Forever is 6000 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038; The Masonic Lodge is commonly cited at 5970 Santa Monica Blvd (address variations exist).
- The Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever has a capacity of about 150 people.
- Seating for lawn events is blanket-style, with no chairs allowed in the central lawn zone; seating is first-come, first-served for Cinespia-style screenings.
- Parking options include an On-Site Parking Pass for cemetery events and additional lots nearby (Hollywood Production Center lot at 1149 N Gower and Lemon Grove Parking structure at 900 N Van Ness).
- Transit options near the cemetery include LA Metro buses (e.g., 210, 4, DASH) and the B Line (Hollywood/Highland area is the closest rail), per public transit listings.
- Nearby hotels include Hampton Inn & Suites Los Angeles/Hollywood, Hollywood Historic Hotel, The Godfrey Hotel Hollywood, and Gold Diggers Hotel Hollywood.
- Notable events hosted at Hollywood Forever include Cinespia outdoor screenings on Fairbanks Lawn and special lodge events such as Zimmer90 (October 2025) at The Masonic Lodge.
- The site’s name and branding reflect Hollywood Forever Cemetery; it was historically known as Hollywood Memorial Park prior to rebranding.
- There is no widely published “Underground Venue” official listing at Hollywood Forever; third-party listings sometimes reference an “Underground” space, but authoritative sources focus on The Masonic Lodge and the cemetery grounds.