Welcome to The United Theater on Broadway, a historic entertainment venue in Downtown Los Angeles. Reopened in 2024 after a renaming and rebranding, this landmark sits in the heart of the city’s arts district within the iconic United Artists building. The main theater seats 1,647 guests (Orchestra 825, Balcony 822), with the separate Mary Pickford Screening Room accommodating 26 seated and 80 standing. Whether you’re catching a world premiere, a performance, or a gala, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.

We’ll guide you on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options, with trusted affiliate recommendations to make your night effortless. Consider this your friendly insider resource for The United Theater on Broadway.

For the best experience, arrive early to enjoy the surrounding Downtown Los Angeles energy and nearby dining options. If you’re staying overnight, nearby lodging options within easy reach offer convenient access for guests attending events at The United Theater on Broadway. Remember, venue details can change; always verify the event date and venue policies when you book. And yes—we’ve got you: secure your seats and plan your visit with confidence.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Location/address: 929 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015.
Capacity: 1,647 seats total (Orchestra 825, Balcony 822). Mary Pickford Screening Room capacity: 26 seated, 80 standing.
Venue type: Entertainment venue/theater within the historic United Artists building.
Seating chart details: Main theater seats 1,647; additional spaces include the Mary Pickford Screening Room (separate area).
Parking: Surrounding lots with about 1,200+ spaces within a few blocks; valet parking available.
Transit: Downtown LA access with nearby bus routes and Metro services; walkable from major transit hubs (e.g., near 7th Street/Metro Center).
Nearby hotels: STILE Downtown Los Angeles by Kasa located in the same complex; branding changed with the Ace Hotel rebrand.
Notable events/renaming: Reopened as The United Theater on Broadway in 2024; formerly United Artists Theatre and The Theatre at Ace Hotel (2014–2024). Notable past events include high-profile premieres and, historically, performances and galas; in 2016 Red Hot Chili Peppers performed a Bernie Sanders fundraiser at the Ace Hotel.
Renamed/demolished: The venue was renamed in 2024 to The United Theater on Broadway; the adjacent hotel component was rebranded as STILE Downtown Los Angeles by Kasa.