Luggage storage and things to do near Hollywood?

[shosh1530]

We are doing a weekend trip to Disneyland (coming and going via Amtrak) that will also include seeing the Cursed Child at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood.

I'm trying to figure out to manage the day we see the show and then head home via a late train from LA Union Station.

We will depart DLR sometime mid/late morning on a Sunday - I'm still deciding best mode of transportation, Lyft, scheduled car service, or trying for the MetroLink. The big question is what to do with our luggage once we get to the venue (they won't allow us to bring it in).

• Has anyone used a luggage storage place in Hollywood? I see several listed on Google Maps like Bounce, Stasher, and Radical, but I've never used a service like this. Are some places more reputable than others?
• Would I be better off heading taking Metrolink from Anaheim to Union Station and leaving luggage there (Amtrak will let us do this I believe). Or would this just take up too much time?
• Other ideas I'm not thinking of?

We also have about 5 hours to kill between when the show ends and our 10 pm train. Any suggestions on things to do in/near Hollywood or near Union Station for a middle aged gal and her teenaged son? It looks all the studio tours I've checked don't do start times after 4 pm.

 

[China Expat]

There is a lot near Union Station, but most museums will be closed.You could walk right across the street to Olvera Street, the first street in LA, and enjoy Mexican food. Or, make a right and try a Phillipe's Roast Beef sandwich a block down.. You do NOT want to wander those areas too late at night. Right across from Pantages is the Amoeba Records store, and the boulvevard might be a fun walk to look at stars' plaques.