Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Los Angeles
700 S. Flower Street,
Los Angeles,
CA
90017
700 S. Flower Street,
Los Angeles,
CA
90017
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Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas (Official)
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Operated by: Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas
Firms: Weiss Architecture
Functions: Movies (Classic), Movies (First Run)
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Box Office:
213.217.9027
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The Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Los Angeles had a preview opening on July 19, 2019, with public screenings from July 20, 2019. The largest of the 12 screens has 63 seats. One screen is equipped to play 35mm film. The theater is located on the top floor of retail at The Bloc, an outdoor mall in downtown Los Angeles.
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First visit today (7/27/19) to see Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood 35mm presentation. I’ve been waiting for Alamo to open up ever since rumors began swirling around several years ago. Man, was it ever worth the wait. From the bar and arcade downstairs to the sleek corridors of cinemas up the escalator this is a magical place. I’m so grateful that our neighborhood cinema is Alamo Drafthouse DTLA!
Please update, total seats 569
Just shy of its eighth month of operation, Alamo Drafthouse Downtown L.A. closed March 17, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic along with all of Alamo’s other 40 locations. 20 locations excluding L.A. relaunched later in the year briefly. Alamo Drafthouse then declared bankruptcy on March 3, 2021 emerging with a new structure a month later allowing the circuit to continue operations with four locations shuttered. The Downtown L.A. was the third location to reopen for the circuit along with its Mueller location San Antonio on May 28, 2021.
Back in business. Ready to make up for lost time. First up: A QUIET PLACE PART II
The largest auditorium has only 63 seats?! Surely that’s a misprint!
Can a person attend just to see a movie, without needing to purchase food and/or drink?
Yes. If you have a movie ticket, you don’t have to buy food to watch it - even at Alamo.