Welcome to The Beacham, a storied entertainment landmark in downtown Orlando. Since opening in 1921 as a vaudeville and cinema house, it has evolved into a premier live music venue that preserves its historic charm while delivering modern concert experiences. With a flexible setup that can accommodate approximately 1,250 guests, The Beacham offers a mix of general-admission floors and balcony or seated configurations depending on the show. Whether you’re planning a big-name headline night or an intimate performance, we’ve got you covered with reliable ticket options and local recommendations to enhance your visit.

Accessibility and convenience matter. The Beacham does not have an on-site parking lot, but several downtown garages, street parking options, and the option to book in advance make planning easy. For a seamless trip, check nearby parking at the 20 N Orange Ave Garage or the 2 S Orange Ave Garage, and consider public transit options for a relaxed ride. The venue is well-served by the LYNX bus system (lines 07, 125, 15, 18, 21) and is near the Lynx Central station, with SunRail access for broader travel. After the show, explore the neighborhood with trusted hotel and dining partners nearby to complete your night out.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 46 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801.
Capacity: approximately 1,250 (seated); capacity can vary by event and configuration.
Venue type: historic theater (opened 1921) now operating as a live-music venue.
Seating chart: configurations vary by show; typically includes a general-admission floor and balcony or seating options where available.
Parking: no on-site lot; nearby options include downtown garages (e.g., 20 N Orange Ave Garage and 2 S Orange Ave Garage) and street parking; consider booking in advance.
Transit: served by LYNX public transit; nearby bus stops with lines such as 07, 125, 15, 18, 21; closest Lynx Central station; accessible by SunRail.
Nearby hotels: Embassy Suites Orlando – Downtown; Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando; Marriott Orlando Downtown; Aloft Orlando Downtown; Crowne Plaza Orlando Downtown.
Notable events/renamed: hosted vaudeville and cinema in early years, became Great Southern Music Hall (1976–81), Laser World, Moulin Orange, Aahz (1988–92), Tabu (2001–10); restored as The Beacham (2011–present) and saved from demolition.