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About Tower Theater - Los Angeles

Welcome to Tower Theater, a storied venue in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. Located at 802 S Broadway, the historic building now operates as Apple Tower Theatre, combining a rich past with modern experiences. We’ve got the essentials to help you plan a visit, from seating and capacity to parking, transit, and nearby places to stay and eat. Whether you’re catching a concert, a special event, or exploring the site’s cinematic history, you’ll find practical details and trusted recommendations here.

Venue notes: The site is widely recognized for its original Broadway Theatre configuration, with a current seating layout featuring Main Floor, Mezzanine, and Balcony sections. The historic capacity has been listed around 1,068, with original seating closer to 896. The space has hosted notable events, including the West Coast premiere of The Jazz Singer (1927) and appearances as a film location for productions like The Mambo Kings (1992). Today, Apple Tower Theatre preserves the venue’s legacy while serving as a dynamic space for performances and community events.

Getting there is straightforward with easy access to Pershing Square for parking and transit. After the show, consider a stroll through the surrounding Broadway district or a short ride to nearby hotels and dining options. We’ve highlighted affiliate partners for convenient lodging and dining experiences that fit a range of budgets and preferences. If you’re planning a visit, secure your seats through our trusted connections and enjoy a smooth, low-stress experience—like having a friend in the business.

  • Parking: Pershing Square Garage, 530 S Olive St, is a common option for Broadway venues. Plan ahead for available spaces and rates.
  • Transit: Pershing Square Station (Red/Purple Lines) provides convenient rail access with Broadway-adjacent connections.
  • Hotels: Within walking distance are The Hoxton Downtown LA (1060 S Broadway), Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles (506 S Grand Ave), Hilton Checkers Los Angeles (535 S Grand Ave), and The Wayfarer DTLA (813 S Flower St). Each offers unique Downtown LA hospitality experiences.
  • Dining: From casual eateries to refined options, explore nearby spots along Broadway and in the broader DTLA core to fuel your night.

If you need help securing tickets or planning your visit, we’ve got you—reach out and we’ll point you toward reliable options and current availabilities.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address commonly cited: 802 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90014 (historic Tower Theatre building; Apple Tower Theatre occupies the site).
  • Current occupant: Apple Tower Theatre (Apple flagship store); Apple’s store page confirms the address and restoration story. Also noted by historic preservation sources as a site for special events.
  • Historic capacity: listed as 1,068 in Broadway Theatre Group materials for Tower Theatre (current configuration). Original capacity was about 896 seats.
  • Seating chart (historic/current): Tower has been described with Main Floor, Mezzanine, and Balcony levels; current materials show Main Floor around 608, Mezzanine around 460, Balcony around 314 in the tower’s spec sheet.
  • Parking: Broadway venues use Pershing Square Garage (530 S Olive St) for parking; general guidance available from Broadway Theatre Group.
  • Transit: Closest public transit access includes Pershing Square Station (Red/Purple Lines) with Broadway access nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: The Hoxton Downtown LA (1060 S Broadway), Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles (506 S Grand Ave), Hilton Checkers Los Angeles (535 S Grand Ave), and The Wayfarer DTLA (813 S Flower St) are within walking distance.
  • Notable events hosted: West Coast premiere of The Jazz Singer (1927) at the Tower; used as a film set/location for films such as The Mambo Kings (1992) and others; the venue later operated as a concert space and has been renovated for Apple’s use.