Where to Watch the Oscars in LA: A Guide for the Non-Famous
So, you're in LA and the Oscars are happening. You're not Leonardo DiCaprio (sorry, bud), but you still want to feel like a star, right? Well, let's dive into the world of Oscar-watching without the red carpet hassle.
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| Where To Watch The Oscars In Los Angeles |
The Dreamy Option: Rooftop Bars
If you want to feel like you're rubbing elbows with the A-list (without actually doing it), rooftop bars are your jam. Imagine sipping a fancy cocktail, gazing at the LA skyline, and pretending you're discussing cinematography with a director. It's like living in a movie! Just don't trip over your own ego.
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Skybar at the Mondrian: This place is iconic. The views are insane, the drinks are strong, and the people-watching is top-notch. But be warned: it's also about as exclusive as a Kardashian's birthday party.
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The Roof at the Waldorf Astoria: A bit more low-key (but still fancy), this spot offers stunning views and a sophisticated atmosphere. Perfect for those who want to enjoy the Oscars without the drama.
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The Casual Cool Option: Sports Bars
Who says you need to dress up to enjoy the Oscars? Sports bars offer a laid-back vibe, big screens, and usually, pretty decent food. Plus, you can cheer for your favorite underdog (or boo the winners, we won't judge).
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The Local Kind: Your neighborhood sports bar is a great option. You'll probably know the bartender, and the atmosphere is guaranteed to be friendly.
The Chain Gang: If you're looking for something a bit more predictable, a chain sports bar can be a safe bet. They usually have multiple screens, and you can count on them to have the game on, too. Just in case the Oscars get boring.
The Budget-Friendly Option: Your Couch
Let's be honest, sometimes the best place to watch the Oscars is right at home. You can wear your pajamas, eat your favorite snacks, and pause the show whenever you need to. Plus, you don't have to worry about finding a parking spot.
Enhance Your Experience: To make your home viewing experience extra special, invest in some good snacks, drinks, and maybe even a cozy blanket. You can also invite some friends over for a low-key Oscar party.
How to...
- How to survive the red carpet without falling asleep: Keep a strong drink in one hand and your phone in the other.
- How to impress your friends with your Oscar knowledge: Watch a few award-winning movies beforehand. Or just pretend you know what you're talking about.
- How to avoid awkward conversations about the winners: Just nod and smile. It works every time.
- How to eat and drink like a star without breaking the bank: Order the cheapest thing on the menu and pretend it's a gourmet dish.
- How to recover from an Oscar hangover: Sleep, water, and maybe some greasy food.
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