Welcome to Warnors Theater, a historic entertainment venue in the heart of downtown Fresno. Opened as the Pantages Theatre in 1928 and later renamed Warnors in the 1960s, this iconic space sits within the Warnors Center for the Performing Arts. With a seating capacity of approximately 2,100 (configurations vary by event), Warnors hosts a diverse lineup from concerts and Broadway-style shows to community performances. Whether you’re planning a night out or a special event, we’ll help you find tickets, parking, and nearby amenities with trusted, easy access.

Plan ahead by checking the seating chart on major ticket platforms for the exact configuration for your event. The venue houses a historic Robert Morton organ and has hosted renowned acts, including a performance by the Berlin Philharmonic in 1956. For a complete night out, consider nearby lodging at top downtown hotels and a bite at local favorites—all within a short walk or drive of Warnors Theater. We’ve got you covered with user-friendly options for tickets, parking, transit, and nearby dining and lodging partners.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 1400 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 ( Warnors Theater ); Warnors Center address is 1412 Fulton St for the surrounding complex.
Venue type: Historic theater / entertainment venue within the Warnors Center for the Performing Arts.
Capacity: Approximately 2,100 seats (configurations can vary by event).
Seating chart: Box-office seating maps and venue seating charts are available through major ticket platforms (e.g., TicketMaster, TicketSmarter).
Parking: Parking options around the venue include nearby city garages and lots; event parking rates vary by lot.
Transit: Served by Fresno Area Express (FAX) with downtown bus stops within walking distance (e.g., Fulton St stops; see local transit maps).
Nearby hotels: Radisson Fresno Convention Center, DoubleTree by Hilton Fresno Convention Center, Americas Best Value Inn Fresno Downtown, and other downtown options within a short walk/drive.
Notable history/events: Opened as Pantages Theatre in 1928, later Warner’s Theatre, renamed Warnors in the 1960s; hosted performances by major acts and even the Berlin Philharmonic in 1956; houses a historic Robert Morton organ.