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Drop off your bags by using LuggageHero\u2019s network of more than 25 shops<\/em> located around crucial traffic hubs and popular districts. These include Union Station<\/a>, Greyhound Hollywood Station<\/a>, LA City College<\/a>, Chinatown<\/a>, Koreatown, <\/a>and Downtown LA<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s say that you arrive from Los Angeles International Airport hours before your rental is ready and you want to check out the sights without pulling your luggage behind you. Maybe you want to visit Venice Beach<\/a>, Hollywood<\/a>, hang out in Beverly Hills<\/a>, or maybe take a tour in Universal Studios<\/a>. Make all days count, we\u2019re here with storage for luggage for you.<\/p>\n

Are you heading to the NOHO Arts District<\/a> or Westwood village<\/a>? Don’t you worry, we got you covered there as well.<\/p>\n

Are you ready to store your bags in one of our many Los Angeles bag storage locations?<\/strong><\/h4>\n

You can even store your luggage when enjoying a match at Dodger Stadium<\/a>, Angel Stadium of Anaheim<\/a>, and SoFi Stadium<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Must-See Locations in LA and How to Get to Them<\/h4>\n
Chinatown<\/h5>\n

Chinatown<\/a> is a beautiful space where sound, sight, and taste combine and paint a colorful canvas of culture. It is a place that draws travelers from all around the world to itself. Historically, Chinatown was located near Union Station; however, by 1938, it relocated, and the Central Plaza was built, planned, and owned by the Chinese. Chinatown is also home to many events that pay homage to Chinese culture, such as the Chinese New Year, Chinatown Summer Nights and CicLAvia, and the Moon Festival.<\/p>\n

To get to Chinatown by public transport, you can take 28, 76, and 83 busses. 91 Perris Valley Line, San Bernardino Line, and Ventura County Line trains, the Red Line Subway, and the Gold Line Light Rail. To get to Chinatown from:<\/p>\n