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    Bob Hope USO at LAX

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    Best show of Love for our troops.
    Thomas B.

    You can't be a veteran and not understand the importance of AUS O at an airport. And if you're a family of a veteran you should be thankful that these places exist. And If you have you've never known someone in the military or seen the USO stop in and introduce yourself. They would be glad to show you what they do. I have never been to an airport where it wasn't a center point for veterans who were traveling between stations and forts. I remember my stops at the USO during the war and while I was on active duty while I was traveling. But I was traveling. It was safe haven a place where I get where I could go in have a cup of coffee or tea have something to eat and get a magazine maybe play some cards just relax and not have the pressure the airport and everything that's going on around you to become the focal point of your day. It was a place to just relax . And the people that work there are service volunteers to our community is our community of soldiers giving Them the family connection that they miss so much. Thank you every person that is ever volunteered at AUS O whether it's an airplane terminal or a train station train station or some city that takes care of its own. God-bless them all.

    This USO is noiiicceeeee
    Cam G.

    We love this USO! It's brand new on the inside and the volunteers here are exceptional. The "gear room" was adequate for plenty of luggage and secure. The snack bar and lounge area was top notch and had plenty of nice comfortable seats and good food options! Definitely would recommend stopping by here if you have a long layover or get to the airport early! It is kind of confusing to find as they moved. It's located in the circular building in the center of the airport.

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    Joyce W.

    During this Covid pandemic, this location is understandably closed down. But let's talk about this iconic building. It's smack dab in the middle oval of LAX. It looks like a white space ship landed. Even closed, there are cute plants surrounding the perimeter. Lots of spiders and ladybugs this day. There is construction all next to it. Overall, a chance to take off your mask and check out the hibiscus, cacti and walk around in the air.

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    It is nicely decorated however the person on the loudspeaker could not be understood. Slow down please when talking

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    Located outside the terminals. Use the crosswalk at 6B. Sandwiches, ramen, beverages, wifi, showers, and room to nap.

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    Too bad it's not open 7 days a week. When our Marine needed it, it was closed. Seriously, closed on a Saturdays??? Just doesn't seem right.

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    Ask the Community - Bob Hope USO at LAX

    What is the wifi password?

    You can find the wifi password posted around the inside of the center. :) You can also ask one of the volunteers on duty if you can't find the signage.

    Does the new LAX USO still have showers?

    We sure do!

    This open the Other serving member from other countries like me Australia?

    Bob Hope USO centers welcome active duty members of the Armed Forces of Allied Nations.

    How far is the USO from LAX Delta terminal, how long to walk and do you have to leave security to get there?

    Delta is in terminals 2 and 3 and we are in the center of the airport across from Terminal 2. You have to leave security.

    Will access and use of the facility be granted for a Retired Military dependent, and her guest, while awaiting an international flight?

    Yes! Please see the FAQ on our webpage at www.bobhopeuso.org for the details.

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