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About Orpheum Theatre - Flagstaff
The Orpheum Theatre in Flagstaff is Northern Arizona’s premier downtown performing-arts and live-music venue. Opened in 1911 as the Majestic Opera House and reborn as a concert venue in 2002, the Orpheum hosts film premieres, festivals, concerts, weddings, and private rentals in a historic yet modern setting. With a full theater capacity of 950 and a seated show capacity of 600 (about 315 reserved floor seats plus lounge, balcony and standing areas), the venue offers an intimate but expansive experience right in the heart of downtown Flagstaff.
Whether you’re attending a night of music, a festival showcase, or a special private event, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby accommodations and dining to make planning easy.
Parking is available nearby via ParkFlag with paid options 9 AM–5 PM Sun–Thu and 9 AM–8 PM Fri–Sat. There is no designated on-site parking. The venue is accessible by Mountain Line buses and is close to the Downtown Connection Center. For visitors seeking convenient lodging and dining, Weatherford Hotel (23 N Leroux St) is within a short walk, with additional downtown options like Residence Inn and La Quinta nearby.
For the best experience, secure your seats early and consider nearby hotels and restaurants to complete your Flagstaff entertainment evening. If you’re planning a private event or attending a large-scale program, the Orpheum regularly accommodates special bookings and community celebrations.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 15 W. Aspen Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ 86001.
- Capacity: Full theater 950; Seated shows 600 (315 reserved floor seats plus lounge, balcony and standing room).
- Venue type: Downtown performing-arts / live-music venue and Northern Arizona's premier entertainment venue.
- Seating chart: Public seating configurations include floor reserved seats (about 315) and balcony/standing areas; formal seating charts are available via third-party ticketing sites (not published on the official site).
- Parking: No designated on-site parking; paid parking 9 AM–5 PM Sun–Thu and 9 AM–8 PM Fri–Sat via ParkFlag; downtown parking guidance published by the City of Flagstaff.
- Transit: Accessible by Mountain Line buses; near the Downtown Connection Center in Flagstaff.
- Nearby hotels: Weatherford Hotel (23 N Leroux St) within a short walk; other downtown options (e.g., Residence Inn / La Quinta) in the downtown area.
- Notable hosted events: Film premieres, festivals, weddings, concerts, and private rentals; the venue regularly hosts large-scale events and private bookings.
- Renaming/demolition: Not demolished; originally opened as Majestic Opera House in 1911, later renamed the Orpheum, and reopened as a concert venue in 2002 after a 1999 closure.