we only noticed doors are/were open at mass times.....we were greatful for that experience...when going to light a candle after mass, we noticed you couldn't do that anymore...so, we put our offering in that box by candles. mass was a lot shorter, since there were only 4 other people there.....but, I'm sure no tours....after mass we went to musicians hall of fame....but, mass was very meditative, which I felt we needed....time just to have peace and reflect.....

Yes you can. They do have paid guided tours as well.

On street parking if you get there early enough. There are public parking lots within easy walking distance that require payment.

Nothing paid for in advance. Just show up and there's a docent inside that will assist. They only take gratuities for the tour

Nothing!

Pat G. No, you do not need a ticket. A collection will be taken up at the Offertory, but it is absolutely voluntary. In short, it would not cost you a penny, unless you want to donate.

There is no cost of admission

I'm sorry we only visit in the summer. It's a fully functional church so I would say yes. You can always google their name.

It's open most days to visitors. Not sure of the times that it's open. It is closed to visitors during weddings or times of worship, so it's not open to visitors all of the time that it's open.