Seal Beach Classic Car Show Is Saturday: See Road Closures

SEAL BEACH, CA — The 34th annual Seal Beach Classic Car show, featuring more than 500 hot rods, custom cars, antiques and classic vehicles, is set Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Main Street in Seal Beach.

And along with the spring extravaganza comes road closures.

The Seal Beach Police Department reports the following streets will close at 5 a.m. Saturday, April 30:

• Main Street between Pacific Coast Highway and Ocean Avenue;
• Ocean Avenue between 10th and 8th streets;
• Central Avenue between 10th and 8th;
• Electric Avenue between 10th and 8th.

The 534 cars will enter the show via Ocean Avenue, Central Avenue and Electric Avenue starting at 6 a.m, and streets will reopen approximately one hour after the event's end at 3 p.m., the department said.

Among annual signature events from the Seal Beach Chamber of Commerce, the car show brings to the community a slew of classic cars, plus awards presentations. Spectators can sit in restaurant parklets, while enjoying the vehicle display, a meal, beverages & treats, organizers said.

Public parking is on Seal Beach Naval Weapons station grounds.

Entry to the Naval Weapons Station parking area is on the 100 block of Seal Beach Boulevard, south of Pacific Coast Highway at Liberty Gate.

Organizers ask participants to not go to the Naval Weapons Station main gate or to the Navy gate at Westminster Avenue and Kitts Highway.

Shuttle service will be provided from the Naval Weapons Station to Main Street.

Those dropping off passengers should do so at the corner of Electric Avenue and Main Street, continue south on Electric Avenue to Seal Beach Boulevard, and park at the Naval Weapons Station Liberty Gate, organizers said.

Find event details here.

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