Torrance Hispanic Heritage Festival

The FlyAway coach runs nonstop LAX to Union Station (Downtown LA); it does not serve Torrance directly, so it only makes sense if you are also visiting Downtown LA, otherwise rideshare or the Metro rail+bus chain is more direct to the South Bay

From LAX, the free Metro shuttle connects all terminals to the LAX/Metro Transit Center for the C Line / K Line. Reaching Columbia Park by transit then requires a bus transfer (Torrance Transit or Metro local lines serve the 190th St / Hawthorne Blvd area), workable but slower than driving. last-mile bus leg is the venue-specific addition

LAX is ~10 mi north of Columbia Park. All rideshare and taxi pickups at LAX are consolidated at the LAX-it lot near Terminal 1 (free shuttle from green-column stops on the lower/arrivals level, or a ~5-min walk from T1). From LAX-it it is a straightforward drive south to the Torrance venue. Long Beach (LGB, ~12 mi east) is a smaller nearer alternative airport with standard curbside rideshare

1925 W 190th St, Torrance, CA 90504

≈ $150-200 / night approx, book direct with the hotel

2633 Sepulveda Blvd, Torrance, CA

≈ $150-210 / night approx, book direct with the hotel

3635 Fashion Way, Torrance, CA (near Del Amo)

≈ $220-300 / night approx, book direct with the hotel

6225 West Century Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90045

6161 West Century Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90045

6151 West Century Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90045

The South Bay (Torrance, Redondo Beach, Gardena) has a moderate short-term-rental supply at typical LA-metro pricing. A single-day free festival is unlikely to move rates on its own, so expect normal LA seasonal pricing rather than a festival surge

No meaningful Hipcamp private-land camping supply exists in the dense urban South Bay; the nearest listings are well inland/north in the Santa Monica Mountains and Angeles National Forest foothills, not a practical alternative to a Torrance hotel