The Long Beach Arena is located at 300 E. Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90802, as part of the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center.

Parking is available at the Long Beach Convention Center. Fees can vary, typically ranging from $15 to $25 depending on the event.

While specific public transport routes aren't detailed in the provided content, the arena is centrally located in Long Beach, making it potentially accessible via local bus lines. It's advisable to check local transit schedules.

Yes, the arena is part of the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center, which is in a central area. Many hotels are within walking distance, as noted by conference attendees.

The arena is situated on East Ocean Boulevard. Travelers should use GPS navigation to the Long Beach Convention Center for the most direct routes, considering potential traffic in the area.

Tickets are typically purchased through the event promoter's official ticketing partner or the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center website. It's always best to buy directly from authorized sellers to avoid scams.

Operating hours vary based on scheduled events. It's recommended to check the specific event's schedule for doors open times and show start times.

While some venues have box offices, it's best to confirm if the Long Beach Arena has one for in-person ticket sales or will-call services for events. Online purchase is generally the most common method.

Yes, the arena offers various seating sections, including floor seats, lower bowls, and upper bowls. Some sections, like 118 for family shows, are noted for good views.

Re-entry policies vary by event. Most large venues, especially for concerts and festivals, do not allow re-entry. Always check the specific event's rules before attending.

Experiences vary. Some attendees have reported poor sound quality where it's hard to distinguish songs, while others have enjoyed performances without issue. It may depend on the specific event and seating location.

Yes, there are vendors inside the arena selling food and drinks. Options can range from standard arena fare to more specialized offerings depending on the event.

Recent reviews indicate that the restrooms have been significantly improved and are considered excellent.

Yes, the arena is air-conditioned, providing a comfortable environment for attendees, even during warmer weather.

The Long Beach Arena hosts a wide range of events, including concerts by major artists [^T1, T3, T7, T13, T14, I10], family shows like Disney On Ice [^T10, I4] and Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live, sporting events, and festivals like Cali Vibes.

Photography policies vary by event. Generally, personal cameras and phone cameras are allowed for non-professional use, but professional equipment (tripods, DSLRs with large lenses) is often prohibited. Check the specific event's policy.

For general ambiance, the concourse areas offer views of the arena's architecture. During events, capturing the stage or performance from your seat can be memorable, but be mindful of flash photography restrictions.

Video recording is typically prohibited during events, especially for concerts, to protect artist copyrights. Always adhere to the venue's and event's specific rules regarding recording.

Lighting conditions will vary greatly depending on the event. Concerts and shows usually have professional stage lighting, which can be dramatic but challenging for photography. Family shows might have brighter, more consistent lighting.

Searching social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram with hashtags like #longbeacharena or specific event names can yield many user-generated photos and videos. [^T1, T3, T7, T13, I1]