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About Grauman's Egyptian Theatre
Located on Hollywood Boulevard, Grauman's Egyptian Theatre is a landmark in Los Angeles history. Operated by the American Cinematheque with Netflix involvement since 2020, this historic movie theatre reopened in 2023 after a careful restoration. The main Lloyd E. Rigler Theatre seats great seats guests in a non-reserved arrangement, providing an intimate yet grand viewing experience for premieres, festivals, and classic screenings. This page covers seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your tickets with ease.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 6712 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90028.
- Capacity: 516 seats in the main auditorium after the Netflix renovation (the balcony was removed; the former 77-seat Spielberg Theatre was eliminated).
- Venue type: Historic movie theatre on Hollywood Boulevard; operated by the American Cinematheque with Netflix involvement since 2020.
- Seating/layout: Main Lloyd E. Rigler Theatre (516 seats); previously included a separate Spielberg Screening Room, which has been removed; seating configuration is unreserved in the main space.
- Parking: No dedicated on-site parking or validated lots; parking meters and nearby lots are available.
- Transit: Accessible via Los Angeles Metro; the area is near Hollywood/Highland (B Line) and other transit connections; the nearby station serves the Hollywood district.
- Nearby hotels: Numerous options within walking distance, including The Hollywood Grande (Autograph Collection) and The Hollywood Roosevelt; other listings include hotels on Hollywood Blvd as seen on travel sites.
- Notable events hosted: Grauman's Egyptian hosted Hollywood premieres since 1922 (e.g., Robin Hood 1922, The Ten Commandments 1923); the theatre has long been a site for premieres, red-carpet events, and festival programming.
- Renaming/ownership: The venue has been known as Grauman's Egyptian Theatre historically and is now referred to as the Egyptian Theatre; Netflix purchased the property in 2020 and led a restoration, with a public reopening in November 2023.