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Long Beach, CA – Long Beach Transit (LBT) has announced the return of its Museum Express service in time for National Arts and Humanities Month this October. The 2024 season will launch on Oct. 5 through Oct. 27, 2024, offering weekend transportation to 11 popular arts and culture destinations.
Museum Express is a transportation service designed to encourage the use of public transportation while promoting regional arts and culture. The fare is $14 per person and covers transportation only; customers are responsible for their own admission to the venues. This year’s destinations include:
- The Getty Center (Brentwood) on Saturday, Oct. 5
- MOCA/The Broad on Sunday, Oct. 6
- The Getty Villa on Saturday, Oct. 12
- The Huntington Library on Sunday, Oct. 13
- The Getty Center (Brentwood) on Saturday, Oct. 19
- The Ronald Reagan Library on Sunday, Oct. 20
- Museum Row on Saturday, Oct. 26
- Mission San Juan Capistrano on Sunday, Oct. 27
This season, Museum Express will feature the latest addition to LBT’s sustainable fleet—a 45-foot battery-electric commuter coach, providing zero-emissions and more seating comfort. This aligns with LBT’s ongoing commitment to a cleaner, greener future.
Passes are now available online via www.ridelbt.com/museumexpress for credit card payments. For cash purchases, passes can be obtained at LBT’s Transit and Visitor Information Center, located at 133 East 1st Street, Long Beach. For more information or trip planning assistance, customers can contact LBT’s Customer Call Center at 562.591.2301.
About Long Beach Transit
Long Beach Transit is dedicated to connecting communities and moving people, making everyday life better by providing transportation services in Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, as well as Artesia, Bellflower, Carson, Cerritos, Compton, Downey, Hawaiian Gardens, Los Alamitos, Norwalk, Paramount and Seal Beach. For more information, visit www.ridelbt.com.