Photo Booths in Los Angeles
Discover 69 analog photo booths in Los Angeles, USA. Find authentic photochemical machines with real film processing.
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67 cash-friendly, 1 card-friendly.
18 black-and-white.
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The Photo Booth Scene in Los Angeles
Los Angeles has 50 verified photo booths spread across a metropolitan area that stretches from the beach to the valley — which means finding them requires intent, but the rewards are worth it. The city's booth culture is centered in Silver Lake, Echo Park, and Los Feliz, where bars and music venues on Sunset Boulevard and Fountain Avenue maintain machines that have become fixtures of LA's alternative nightlife. Downtown LA (DTLA) has seen a surge in booth installations as the neighborhood's bar and arts scene has grown. Koreatown — one of the country's most vibrant entertainment districts — has both classic analog machines and newer digital-retro units in the karaoke bars and boba shops along Wilshire and Olympic. What makes LA interesting is the contrast: you'll find a perfectly preserved 1980s analog machine in a Highland Park dive bar three miles from a high-production digital booth in a WeHo club. The city doesn't have a unified scene so much as a dozen micro-scenes, each with its own photo booth vernacular.
Neighborhood Guide
Silver Lake
The densest cluster of photo booths in LA. Bars along Sunset Boulevard and the surrounding blocks have permanent installations. The strips here document Silver Lake's long run as LA's indie rock neighborhood.
Echo Park
Neighboring Silver Lake, Echo Park has a handful of booths in bars and venues that reflect the neighborhood's working-class/creative hybrid identity. Less polished than Silver Lake, which is a compliment.
Koreatown
A mix of old analog machines in dive bars and newer photo booth concepts in entertainment venues. K-Town is worth exploring at night — the booth density on and around Wilshire is higher than it looks on the map.
Highland Park
Northeast LA's creative hub has absorbed several booths into its bars and coffee shops. Analog machines here sit alongside vinyl bins and hand-drawn show flyers — the aesthetic is consistent.
DTLA
Downtown Los Angeles has seen a wave of booth installations in the last five years as the neighborhood's nightlife has grown. The quality varies widely — check listings before making the trip.
Pricing & What to Expect
- —Most machines are coin-operated. Bring cash.
- —Bar-installed booths are typically accessible during venue hours.
- —Allow 1–2 minutes for photos to develop after your session.
All Photo Booths in Los Angeles
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Venue Guides in Los Angeles
Follow the local path from city to venue to individual booth details. These guides answer whether a specific bar, hotel, theater, museum, or cultural venue has a listed photo booth.
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Discover 69 analog photo booths in Los Angeles, USA. Find authentic photochemical machines for classic photo strip experiences.
Los Angeles's Photography Culture
Los Angeles, USA has a growing appreciation for analog photography. Local photo booths offer an authentic alternative to digital photography, producing genuine photochemical prints with unique character.
Local Tips
- -Bring coins or small bills - many analog booths don't accept cards
- -Visit during off-peak hours for the best experience
- -Check booth status before visiting - some may be temporarily out of service
- -Allow 2-3 minutes for your photos to develop after the session
Frequently Asked Questions
How many analog photo booths are there in Los Angeles?
69 analog booths in Los Angeles on Booth Beacon right now, 65 of them confirmed working the last time we or a visitor checked. New ones get added as they're found and dead ones get marked, so the number moves.
How much does a photo booth strip cost in Los Angeles?
$3 to $5 for a strip of four, based on the booths listed here. That's from the 9 listings with a confirmed price; the rest post it on the machine.
Do the photo booths in Los Angeles take cards, or is it cash only?
Of the 69 listed: 1 take cash and card, 68 are listed as cash only. Old analog booths are coin-op by default, so a few coins never hurt. Each booth page says which.
Are the photo booths in Los Angeles black-and-white or colour?
18 black-and-white, and 51 we haven't confirmed. All of them are real film developed inside the machine — no digital prints on this site.
Which part of Los Angeles has the most photo booths?
Glendale, The Hunt Vintage and Photo Booth Museum have the most listings. Each neighbourhood link below shows the booths in it with a map.
What kind of photo booth machines are in Los Angeles?
Photomaton, Photomatica, Photo-Me and a few others. The booth pages say which machine each one is, where we know.
Do I need to book a photo booth in Los Angeles?
No. These are coin-op booths inside shops, bars, stations and markets — you walk up and use them whenever the venue is open. None of the booths listed here are hire services.
How up to date is the list of photo booths in Los Angeles?
69 of the 69 listings were checked in the last year; the most recent was Sep 2, 2026. Each booth page shows its own date. If you've been more recently, mark it visited — that's how the list stays honest.
What if a photo booth in Los Angeles is out of order when I get there?
It happens with machines this old. Each booth page lists the nearest alternatives, and a quick "Report an issue" from you flags it for the next person.
I know an analog booth in Los Angeles that isn't listed — how do I add it?
Use "Submit a booth" and give us the venue, the street address and, if you can, a photo of the machine. We check every submission before it goes live.
Where can I find photo booths near me in Los Angeles?
Los Angeles has 50 verified photo booths spread across the metro area. Silver Lake, Echo Park, and Koreatown have the highest concentrations. Because of LA's geography, using the map above to find a booth near your specific location is strongly recommended — the city is too spread out to rely on neighborhood-level guidance alone.
How much does a photo booth cost in Los Angeles?
Photo booths in Los Angeles typically cost $4–6 per session, with some higher-production booths in WeHo and DTLA nightlife venues running $6–8. Most produce a strip of 3–4 photos. Coin-operated machines remain common in bar settings — bring cash.
Are there 24-hour photo booths in Los Angeles?
California bars close at 2am, so most bar-based booths in LA aren't accessible after that. A few machines in 24-hour entertainment venues (arcades, some karaoke spots in Koreatown) operate overnight. Check individual listings for current hours.
Do LA photo booths have black and white options?
Yes — older analog machines in Highland Park, Silver Lake, and Echo Park frequently produce black and white strips. Some offer a choice between B&W and color. Newer digital-retro installations in DTLA and WeHo typically offer color as the default.
What's the best photo booth in Los Angeles?
Local favorites include the machines at bars along the Silver Lake Sunset strip and in Koreatown venues that have been running analog booths for 15+ years. The Highland Park dive bar scene has a few genuinely old machines worth seeking out if you want the full analog experience.