Regal Cinemas LA Live Stadium 14
800 W. Olympic Boulevard,
Los Angeles,
CA
90015
800 W. Olympic Boulevard,
Los Angeles,
CA
90015
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This West Coast flagship for Regal Cinemas opened October 27th, 2009 with Michael Jackson in “This Is It” screened in all 14 auditoriums, concurrent with 16 other Premiere screenings of the movie in major cities cinemas around the world. It includes 140,000 square feet of state-of-the-art cinemas with stadium seating in every auditorium and digital projection including SONY 4K and Dolby Digital.
The main auditorium seats 806 with a private entrance and lobby, and a grand spiral staircase that leads to the Premiere House balcony level. Dolby 3D Digital projection on the 70-foot wide screen.
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I caught the 7PM Saturday show of Harry Potter at the Premiere theater with about 350 seats filled out of 800. The seats are the most comfortable I have sat in along with the Paramount Studios theater.
Although I live in N Hollywood I love LA Live. I have attended six movies at the Regal, a jazz concert at the Grammy Museum, a dance competition in the grand ballroom of the Marriott and the circus at Staples Center. Add in the convention center, all the restaurants and clubs, the Ritz Carlton, the Regal has a lot to draw from.
Saw “The Avengers” during opening weekend in the Premiere Cinema – which has added Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound to its capabilities. Pretty decent!
The Premier Cinema is quite impressive. Love the balcony. A+
Really? I checked out the balcony one time I went, and it seems like if it’s a ‘Scope picture, you’re sitting way on top of the image (since it’s top-masked).
The Premiere Cinema on the whole is nice; the rest of the complex is only slightly better than your average Regal.
The L.A. Live complex as a whole, including the exterior of the Regal Cinemas, was designed by Gensler & Associates, but the theater interior is the work of Blair Ballard Architects.
Why isn’t there a single photo in the photo section? Somebody please photo the exterior & post it. Don’t steal a photo from the Net, do your own. And, if possible, the Premiere cinema with its balcony.
Can I steal the photos that I sent to CinemaTour and upload those? :)
I don’t see why not. :P
Very amusing. I looked over there & yes indeed, your sharing your 2009 photos, Chris, would be most welcome here.
Well…stealing them don’t work! :) And I lost the originals.