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A complete guide to every restroom at Crypto.com Arena — including family rooms, ADA accessible facilities, and insider tips for shorter lines.
Crypto.com Arena opened on October 17, 1999 as STAPLES Center, built at a cost of $375 million in the heart of the LA Live entertainment district in Downtown Los Angeles. Designed by NBBJ, the arena was the first major arena in the US to be named after a corporate sponsor from day one.
The venue was renamed Crypto.com Arena in December 2021 as part of a reported $700 million, 20-year naming rights deal — the largest arena naming rights deal in history. The arena is famous for hosting four major professional teams simultaneously: the Lakers (NBA), Clippers (NBA, until 2024), Kings (NHL), and Sparks (WNBA). It has hosted multiple NBA Finals, NHL Stanley Cup Finals, Grammy Awards ceremonies, and countless major concerts and events.
Crypto.com Arena has restrooms on every level — Main Concourse, Suite Level, and Upper Concourse (300 Level). Restrooms are located at multiple points around each concourse. The arena also has 5 Mamava nursing pods spread across three levels.
ADA-accessible restrooms are available on all levels. The arena has elevators and escalators connecting all concourse levels. For accessibility assistance, visit Guest Services at the Star Plaza entrance.
Family restrooms with baby changing stations are available on the Main Concourse and Upper Concourse. Five Mamava nursing pods are located across three levels — use the free Mamava app to find and unlock the nearest one.
Restrooms are accessible once inside the arena. Doors typically open 1 hour before events. LA Live restaurants adjacent to the arena have public restrooms available before you enter.
9 restrooms across 3 areas at Crypto Arena.
Mamava freestanding nursing pod. Private, lockable space for breastfeeding or pumping. Locate and unlock via the Mamava app.
Mamava nursing pod. Private, lockable space. Use the Mamava app to locate and unlock.
Mamava nursing pod. Use the Mamava app to locate and unlock.
Mamava nursing pod. Use the Mamava app to locate and unlock.
Mamava nursing pod on the suite level. Use the Mamava app to locate and unlock.
The upper concourse (300 level) restrooms are consistently less crowded than the main concourse, especially during halftime or intermission. Take the escalator up even if your seats are below.
Download the Mamava app before you arrive — there are 5 Mamava nursing pods in the arena, and the app helps you find and unlock the nearest available one.
LA Live is right outside the door. Grab dinner at one of the restaurants and use their restrooms before heading into the arena to avoid the initial rush.
Doors open 1 hour before most events. The first restroom rush clears within about 10 minutes of doors opening.
Take Metro Line A or E to Pico Station — it's a 5-minute walk to the arena and you skip the $30+ parking entirely.
Family restrooms are single-occupancy, so lines can be slow. If one is backed up, walk to the other side of the concourse — there's usually another one.
All concourse restrooms are open. Doors open 1 hour before tipoff. Halftime sees the heaviest restroom traffic. The arena configuration is 18,997 for basketball.
All concourse restrooms are open. Doors open 1 hour before puck drop. Intermission breaks are 18 minutes — lines peak in the first 5 minutes. The arena holds 18,230 for hockey.
Concert configurations vary, but most concourse restrooms remain open. Some premium-level restrooms may be closed depending on the event. The arena hosts Grammy Awards, boxing, and major concerts year-round.
Popular pre-game and post-game spots within walking distance.
Restaurant & Bar · LA Live
Massive beer selection with over 100 taps and an extensive American menu. Right in LA Live, steps from the arena.
Known for: 100+ draft beers, large portions, game-day crowds
Sports Bar · LA Live
Multi-level sports bar in LA Live with 120+ screens. Great pre-game atmosphere with craft cocktails and pub fare.
Known for: 120+ screens, pre-game atmosphere
Japanese · LA Live
Upscale sushi and robata grill by Master Chef Katsuya Uechi. Sleek Philippe Starck-designed interior.
Known for: Crispy rice with spicy tuna, celebrity crowd
Fast Casual · LA Live
Quick smash burgers, chicken sandwiches, and milkshakes. Solid fast option before events.
Known for: Quick service, smash burgers
Mexican Restaurant · LA Live
Upscale Mexican dining with tableside guacamole and strong margaritas. Good for groups before events.
Known for: Tableside guacamole, margaritas
Garages, lots, and street parking options.
1111 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA
Official arena parking. 3,300 spaces total. Pre-purchase at AXS.com recommended.
777 Chick Hearn Ct, Los Angeles, CA
Multi-level garage connected to LA Live. Convenient for pre-game dining.
1201 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA
Large garage south of the arena. Usually cheaper than official lots.
Various Downtown LA locations
Third-party lots within walking distance. Book ahead for best rates.
Official parking runs $30-60 per event with 3,300 spaces. Pre-purchase through AXS.com. Better yet, take Metro Line A or E to Pico Station — it's a 5-minute walk and costs $1.75. Third-party lots on SpotHero start around $10-15 within a 10-minute walk.
Pico Station (Metro A/E Lines)
0.2 mi
7th Street/Metro Center (B/D/A/E Lines)
0.5 mi
DASH Downtown Route (Free)
656 ft
Nearby places sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors.
Also nearby: Restrooms at Dodger Stadium · Restrooms at SoFi Stadium