Secretive, high-security LA landmark will open to the public for just two days – and it’s free

Comments

1. Emma: hard to see how anyone gets in and out without getting lost
2. Ravi: never understood the appeal of secret spaces like this but i guess it'll be cool to see. wonder how much of it will actually be open to visitors though
3. Fractal Vector: kind of a weird time to be fascinated with national security, but i guess it's cool they're giving people a peek
4. Aiden: finally a reason to get off my gaming chair in LA i'm there
5. Mila: love that they're sharing this with the public, finally giving people a glimpse into something so hidden for years
6. Lena: I'd want to know more about the security measures being relaxed for two days only – what will be accessible and how are they ensuring visitor safety?
7. Kaimendez: who needs a VIP pass when they can just let in two young boys with a smartphone
8. Islag: don't know what kind of crowd it'll draw, hope the security doesn't suck all the experience
9. June: who's going to staff the actual spacecraft tour?

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