Description

Essentials about the Dolby Theatre in brief

True movie fans will know this event and concert hall from television. Since 2002, the Dolby Theatre has been the site of the annual Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awards ceremony for the coveted Oscar statuettes. The 3,400-seat Dolby Theatre was built in 2001 specifically for the Academy Awards. In addition to the Oscars, the building is used for a variety of other events, including musicals, concerts, beauty pageants, casting shows, fashion shows, movie premieres and awards ceremonies. Those who want to learn more about the Dolby Theatre can visit the building on a guided tour.

Attractions around the Dolby Theatre

The Dolby Theatre is located at the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue and is part of the Hollywood and Highland Center shopping and entertainment complex of the same name. Part of the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame runs in front of the theater. If you take a closer look at the facade of the Dolby Theatre, you will notice an interesting detail: On the facade of the theater is the star of Muhammad Ali. The greatest boxer of all time did not want “people to trample on the name of my beloved prophet, from whom my name comes.”

Website

dolbytheatre.com

Opening hours

Opening hours cash desk:

Admission fees

Admission fees guided tours:

Adults: $25

Seniors (Ages 65+): $19

Children (Ages 3 – 17): $19

Small children: (Ages 2 and under): free

Families (2 adults and 2 children): $80

Address

Getting there

By public transport:

Metro line Red: Stop Hollywood / Highland

Bus lines 212, 217 and 780: Stop Hollywood / Highland

By car:

There is a parking garage on site.