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About Paradise Theater - Bronx

Paradise Theater - Bronx is a storied NYC venue housed in a historic atmospheric movie palace originally known as Loew's Paradise Theater. Designed by John Eberson and opening on September 7, 1929, the theater is a designated NYC landmark whose interior remains a preserved piece of New York’s cultural fabric. Over the years, the space has hosted boxing, Latin music, hip-hop, R&B, and major acts, making it a versatile spot for live events. While there is no public seating chart widely published today, the auditorium is described as having a parterre (orchestra) and a balcony, spread across four levels. We’ve got you covered with practical details for visiting, including seating notes, parking options, transit, and nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your tickets with ease.

Located on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, Paradise Theater is easily reachable by public transit and local parking options. Whether you’re planning a show, a special event, or a one-off performance, we’ve got the connections you need to secure seats and coordinate logistics with confidence.

Venue specifics: Paradise Theater - Bronx sits at 2403 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10468 (with variants noted in sources as 2413/2417). The venue capacity is commonly cited around 3,885 seats, with renovations influencing exact counts. The theater operates as a historic performance space with a multi-level seating layout: parterre (ground/orchestra), a second story mezzanine, a balcony, and a top balcony. There is no on-site parking, so attendees typically use nearby garages and street parking. Public transit access includes Fordham Road area stops and the B, D, and 4 trains. Nearby lodging and dining options are available, with affiliate hotel and restaurant partners offering convenient stays and meals for guests. For bookings and planning, rely on our straightforward process to secure your seats and coordinate travel, parking, and dining around your event.

Nearby hotels and dining partners are highlighted to help you plan an easy, no-fuss visit. We focus on reliable options and affiliate recommendations to simplify your trip, whether you’re coming from Manhattan, Queens, or beyond. If you’re coordinating a multi-date trip, treat each event independently, as schedule changes or new performances may occur and are reflected in real-time updates.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address commonly cited as 2403 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10468 (sources also note 2413/2417 variants).
  • Original venue: Loew's Paradise Theater, an atmospheric movie palace designed by John Eberson, opened September 7, 1929.
  • Capacity reported as 3,885 seats (sources vary; estimates range from ~3,855 to ~3,885 due to renovations).
  • Current status: interior preserved as a NYC designated landmark; not demolished; has functioned as an event venue and was leased to World Changers Church International New York in 2012 (vacated 2020 per reporting).
  • Seating chart/hierarchy: historic auditorium with parterre (orchestra) and a balcony, described as four levels (ground, second story/ mezzanine, balcony, top balcony); no current public seating chart for events is widely published.
  • Parking: no on-site parking; nearby private garages and street parking available (examples include MP Creston Garage at 2519 Creston Ave and nearby Webster Ave lots).
  • Transit: served by the Fordham Road area stops; subway access via B, D, and 4 trains to Fordham Rd.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel 365 Bronx (346 Grand Concourse); Concourse Plaza Hotel (now a senior residence but historically nearby); area hotels listed for Fordham/Rose Hill area.
  • Notable events: hosted boxing, Latin music, hip-hop/R&B shows, and acts such as Nicki Minaj, Vampire Weekend, The Killers, Rick Ross; Charlie Wilson headlined a 2009 reopening concert.