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About Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse

Welcome to Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse, a beloved historic cinema that blends film screenings with live entertainment. Located at 2903 Columbia Pike in Arlington, VA, this intimate venue offers a unique night out with first-come, first-served seating and tables. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your tickets with ease.

Whether you’re catching a stand-up set from touring comedians or a special screening with Oscar-night programming, Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse delivers a genuine, no-frills experience. Browse listings, secure your seats, and enjoy a conveniently located venue with friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere. If you’re planning a trip, we can point you to trusted affiliate hotels and restaurants to pair with your show experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2903 Columbia Pike, Arlington, VA 22204.
  • Venue type: historic cinema combined with live entertainment (comedy, special events).
  • Capacity: approximately 275 seats (commonly cited), with layouts described as first-come, first-served seating.
  • Seating chart: public seating chart not published online; seating is general admission with tables; staff can assist with seating arrangements.
  • Parking: free parking behind the building (near McDonald’s & 7‑11); additional street parking and a parking lot across Walter Reed Dr.
  • Transit: near ART bus routes (e.g., 45, 74, 77, A12, A40, F44); closest Metrorail access via Ballston–MU (Orange/Silver lines) with a short walk.
  • Nearby hotels: Days Inn Pentagon (3030 Columbia Pike) nearby; other options include Hyatt Centric Arlington, Le Méridien Arlington, Residence Inn Rosslyn.
  • Notable events: has hosted major touring comedians (e.g., Trevor Noah, Jay Pharoah, Amy Schumer in the 2010s) and public-film/cultural events such as Oscar-night programming; venue shifted to first-run in 2017.