Beverly Hills to Experience Major Traffic Disruptions for Golden Globes
Get ready, Los Angeles! The 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards, set for Sunday, January 5, 2025, at the Beverly Hilton, will bring significant traffic changes to Beverly hills. The City has announced extensive road closures and restrictions, urging residents and visitors to plan alternative routes to avoid major delays.
Major Road Closures and Restrictions: A Detailed Look
Several key thoroughfares will be impacted, with closures beginning as early as Friday evening. “Residents and commuters are advised to plan ahead and use alternate routes to navigate the area,” advises the City of Beverly Hills.
- North Santa Monica Boulevard: Westbound lanes will close from Wilshire Boulevard to Century Park East starting Friday, January 3, at 9 p.m., reopening monday, January 6, at 5 a.m. Eastbound lanes will be closed from Century Park East to Wilshire Boulevard from Saturday, January 4, at 2 p.m., reopening Monday, January 6, at 5 a.m.
- Wilshire Boulevard: Lane reductions begin Saturday, January 4, at 9 p.m. A complete closure between Comstock Avenue and South Santa Monica Boulevard will be in effect from Sunday, January 5, at 5 a.m. to Monday, January 6, at 5 a.m. Eastbound lanes near Beverly Glen Boulevard will have limited closures for local resident access only (10200-10300 blocks) from Saturday, January 4, at 9 p.m. to Monday, January 6, at 5 a.m.
- Residential Streets: Several residential streets, including Whittier Drive, trenton Drive, Greenway Drive, Carmelita Avenue, Elevado Avenue, and Lomitas Avenue, will experience closures from Sunday, January 5, at 5 a.m. to Monday, January 6, at 5 a.m.
suggested detours include using South Santa Monica, Olympic, Pico, and Sunset boulevards. Expect significant congestion and plan accordingly.
Parking restrictions will be strictly enforced around the Beverly Hilton. “Streets surrounding the Beverly Hilton will be posted with no parking signs,” the city announced.
Contact Information for Inquiries
- Before the event: Contact the askBH Customer Service line at (310) 285-1000 (Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.).
- Day of the event: Reach the after-hours Golden Globes Hotline at (310) 550-4680 (Sunday, January 5, 2 p.m.–8 p.m.).
Stay informed and plan your travel accordingly to avoid disruptions during this high-profile event. Check local news and traffic updates for the latest information.
Golden Globes Headed to Beverly Hills: Expect Major Road Closures
Los Angeles is gearing up for the glitz and glamour of the Golden Globe Awards, but residents and visitors should brace themselves for meaningful traffic disruptions. the 82nd annual ceremony is set to take place on Sunday, January 5th, 2025, at the Beverly Hilton, prompting extensive road closures and restrictions in the surrounding area. To get the inside scoop on how thes changes might impact your travel plans,we sat down with traffic expert Dr.Simone Parker,a longtime consultant for major events in Los Angeles.
Senior Editor: Dr. Parker, thanks for joining us today. Can you give our readers a quick overview of the traffic situation surrounding the Golden Globes?
Dr. Simone Parker: Absolutely. As you can imagine, with an event of this magnitude, there are going to be some significant road closures and restrictions in place, notably around the Beverly Hilton. The city has already outlined a number of closures, including major thoroughfares like North Santa Monica boulevard and Wilshire Boulevard.
Senior Editor: That’s quite a list! Wich areas would you say will be most heavily impacted?
Dr.Simone Parker: Well, obviously, anything in close proximity to the Beverly Hilton will see the most significant disruptions.That means neighborhoods like Beverly Hills Flats and Trousdale Estates will experience bottlenecks and potentially long delays. But even areas slightly further away, like Century city and Westwood, could see some spillover effects, so it’s best to be prepared.
Senior Editor: What advice would you give to people traveling in and around Beverly Hills during the event?
Dr. Simone Parker:
My biggest piece of advice is to plan ahead. Check traffic reports, and if at all possible, avoid driving in the affected areas altogether. If you must drive,give yourself ample time and consider using choice routes like south Santa Monica,Olympic,Pico,or Sunset Boulevards. Also, be aware that parking will be extremely limited, so factor that into your travel plans.
Senior Editor: Are there any resources available for people to stay up to date on the latest traffic details?
Dr. Simone Parker: The City of beverly Hills has set up a hotline specifically for Golden Globes-related traffic inquiries. They’ve also put together detailed information on their website, so I recommend checking those out.
Senior Editor: Dr. Parker, this has been incredibly helpful. Any final thoughts for our readers?
Dr. Simone Parker: Just remember to be patient! Big events like this can be a bit chaotic, so staying calm and flexible will make the experience much smoother.
