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About West Coast Theatre

West Coast Theatre is a storied piece of Long Beach’s cultural fabric, originally opening in 1925. Though the original structure was demolished in 1987 and the site now hosts The Westin Long Beach, the history of the address at 333 E Ocean Boulevard remains a point of local pride. Whether you’re here for a show at nearby venues or simply exploring downtown Long Beach, this page offers essential details on seating, parking, transit, and great nearby places to stay and eat.

Location: 333 E Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90802. The area benefits from convenient access to public transit and abundant dining and lodging options in downtown Long Beach.

Pro tip: secure your seats ahead of time through trusted partners. The Westin Long Beach on-site parking makes it convenient for travelers staying at the hotel. If you’re visiting from out of town, consider nearby hotels and top-rated restaurants to complete your visit. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss booking and easy access to everything Long Beach has to offer.

Transit notes: Downtown Long Beach is well-served by bus routes and the A Line light rail, which connects you to Central Long Beach and areas beyond. The closest light rail stop is in the LG corridor area, making a quick ride to nearby attractions. For drivers, parking availability and rates vary by location; always check current options when planning your trip.

History snapshot: The original West Coast Theatre opened in 1925, later becoming Fox West Coast Theatre after 1929. While the building itself no longer stands, the site’s legacy continues to draw visitors who appreciate Long Beach’s early 20th-century cinema heritage and performance culture.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Original capacity around 2,038 seats (Pacific Coast Architecture Database).
  • Some sources list ~2,300 seats (Cinema Treasures).
  • Located at 333 E Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90802.
  • Opened in 1925 as West Coast Theatre; renamed Fox West Coast Theatre after 1929.
  • Demolished in 1987; site redeveloped as The Westin Long Beach.
  • Notable events: Richard Barthelmess in Soul Fire (1925); Judy Garland and the Gumm Sisters (1933); Fanchon & Marco revue Idea of Sally (1925).
  • Current site is The Westin Long Beach; on-site hotel parking available.
  • Transit: Downtown Long Beach location with nearby public transit; nearest light rail stop is the A Line/LG corridor area.
  • Nearby hotels: The Westin Long Beach is the on-site hotel; additional hotels are in downtown Long Beach.