La La Land

Come one come all step on in! Welcome to Hollywood!
La La Land is a great on stop quality souvenir shop. You can’t miss the signs near Madame Tussauds and their giant video wall displays inside. Those monitors are actually a really fascinating feature on it’s own. Displays on pillars and this neat sphere that has monitors popping in and out — worth a look.
Inside you will find everything from t-​shitrs, sweaters, bags, souvenirs, maps, magnets, cups, hats, almost anything with Hollywood on it. This isn’t your 5 for $ 10 t-​shirt shop either. The clothing seems to be made with better quality. Plenty of shot glasses too!
I like that there is plenty of space to casually shop around and not feel like you are in a closet bumping into other shoppers. There is an attached convenience store with drinks and snacks to help you continue on your trek down the boulevard. Oh and also restrooms in case you have had too many drinks.

A typical shop for a typical tourist. Nothing particularly interesting or novel but if you want a slightly useless and moderately cheap thing to take back home, it’s the place. There are magnets, postcards, posters, t-​shirts, lighters, cups, cutlery and many other things with images of Hollywood stars on them. Or with the Hollywood sign. Or LA inscription. The staff wasn’t particularly helpful but also wasn’t rude or anything. The section with the posters was really badly organized, a hundred or so images of new and old movie stars but no index anywhere. Got tired of looking for Pola Negri and went out without it.

we went to this store 3 times and purchased goods every time. It has every thing you are looking for, no need to look at other stores this has it all

Awesome place! Like a little Vegas feel! But I think it’s horrible they make their workers work on holidays including thanksgiving and Christmas that’s ridiculous! If they don’t want to be closed that day that’s fine but don’t MAKE your workers obligated to work on days they should spend with their family. Horrible that you «can not hold their position» if they don’t work those days. I don’t condone this.

This is the essential souvenir shop in LA. I needed to get gifts for my family members and found just about everything here! The employees were super informative and really nice as well.

The cashier tried to fool me with the change of my purchase by a dollar! Be careful and count your change before leaving the store.

I’d say this is the coolest souvenir shop on Hollywood. It’s massive and has every California-​themed souvenir possible!
Don’t waste your $$ buying over-​priced souvenirs when you go to Disneyland, get them here instead. Seriously. They have a whole section of Disney-​themed gifts. There’s also a small section where you can get some drinks and snacks to make that walk down Hollywood a little easier.

It’s like a giant toy store and party all in one. There are sooooooooo many souvenirs, ranging from key chains to NBA gear, luggage, and tableware, and surf boards. The giant store is complete with Elvis Presley and his classic blue car.
The music keeps the party rockin’. Too live. Love it

Are you showing around needy relatives that want to see the Walk of Stars? Or are you maybe just a visitor looking for some pretty random gifts pertaining to Los Angeles, Hollywood, or movies in general? Well then this is the store for you! With fabulous hours ranging from when you get there to when you leave, and with every piece of junk you can imagine hidden somewhere on the shelf, you will surely walk home with something to admire for the next few years before realizing what you’ve purchased. But hey, at least they’ve got it all and then some.
Also, don’t try returning things, why would you return wonderful momentos or memorabilia? This is your life we are talking about, remember it with the plastics!

It’s a good shop, but really bad when it comes to return something.
Worst return ever. I bought two items one was wrong choice and I want it to return right a way never even walked away from the cashier, NO chance to return what so ever no matter how much I tried talked to the manager. As soon as you hand them the money 0 chance to get it back even at the same instant.

They did what they had to do and they did it well. Of course it is a local’s version of the 7^th level of Dantes Hell, but… there you go.

This place is definitely better than the little utilitarian shops that were there before. Both the interior and exterior of La La Land have good aesthetic views and inviting atmosphere, and modern design!
However… most of their loud «music» really stinks. (if it wouldn’t be for their inappropriate «background tunes», I’d give La La Land a full 5 stars). Come on, guys… Hollywood Blvd is a family-​friendly place, where you see families with kids… as well as tourists from all over the world. So, WHY do you keep playing Rap, R&B, and other retarded beats? Please consider changing your tunes and playing something more socially acceptable and family-​friendly. Easy-​listening, house, trance, old-​school music would fit much better. Discontinue your Rap and R&B stuff, seriously!
Otherwise, again, this mega-​shop is a big improvement from what was there before.
Thank you! :)

Very interesting place. I spent over 1 hour just looking at the cool and neat things they have to offer. Great place to stop by and pick up a few gifts especially if you’re from out of town!

This is the best place to buy souvenirs! I get one here for friends and they love them. Lots of Elvis items to choose from and I also put a picture here of his car sitting right inside the store! Very exciting for an Elvis Presley fan like myself. I stop here daily on my tours.

You can’t miss this place even if you tried… it’s effing loud from the street and even louder when you walk in. Just follow the booming music and flashing lights and you’ll know you’re in the souvenir shop/​retail nightclub.
Prices are of course on the higher side because of its location, but you can find anything from personalized gifts to movie memorabilia from all time periods. My cousin was in town from Munich, so this was perfect spot for her to pick up an «I Love LA» keychain and peruse the shirts.
If you’re prone to seizures or have epilepsy, you might want to avoid this place. Besides the thumping beats blasting out of the speakers, they have a never-​ending amount of LED display light shows that move with the music. My cousin thought it was pretty awesome. It also drew more people in from the street to continually record and snap pics to show their friends back home.
For a souvenir shop they offered a lot and it impressed my out-​of-​towner. I’m biased when it comes to these places cause I know everything is marked up like crazy, but at least they have a good variety and a little something for everyone.
They also have a tour tickets for sale at the kiosk inside.