If you're a cinephile, California will be your next favorite travel destination with Hollywood included in this state, it also has the most number of movie houses. Watch your next anticipated movie in one of these must-go movie theaters in California!


1. El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, CA


If you're a fan of Walt Disney movies, you might want to watch them in El Capitan Theatre. El Capital Theatre was a playhouse turned movie house now owned by the Walt Disney Company. 


Did you know that some of your Disney movie favorites had their premier night at the El Capitan Theatre? When El Capitan reopened in 1991, they featured The Rocketeer, a superhero movie that starred Bill Campbell and Jennifer Connelly. Toy Story also had its premier night on November 18, 1995 at the El Capitan Theatre. They also rented the next-door Masonic Convention Hall (now El Capitan Theatre) and turned it into a pop-up theme park named "Totally Toy Story"to further promote the movie.

After shows, patrons are treated to walk-through prop and costume showcases in the basement of El Capitan.

El Capitan Theatre

Website:
https://elcapitantheatre.com/

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/ElCapitanThtre

Tickets:
Please call 1-800-DISNEY6
(1-800-3476396)

Address:
6838 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA, 90028


2. Regency Academy in Pasadena, CA


Although California has a lot of movie houses, they come in pricey too. Regency Academy in Pasadena offers low-cost movie dates. So, if you're on a budget and don't mind waiting for the movie to get released in this movie house, then you're all set.



Did you know that Regency Academy offers an after 6pm Date Night Wednesday Promo? Admission for all films from 6:00PM and later are priced at $10.00. This comes with two tickets, one for you and one for your date. You also get two popcorns and two sodas.

Regency Academy Theater
Website:
Phone:
626-229-9400
Address:
1003 E Colorado Boulevard Pasadena, CA. 91106


3. Paramount Drive-In Theater in Paramount, CA




Do you remember those romantic scenes in a movie where the boy and girl watches a movie in an open space? That open space is called a drive-in theater. Drive-in theaters are becoming rare these days. Where else can you watch a movie right in the comfort of your own car? After 22 years, Paramount Drive-In Theater returned to business. It features two 75 foot screens, Barco Digital projection, FM radio sound, an expanded food menu, and a clean, safe, and friendly environment.


General admission will cost you $10. This will only give you a one-time entrance. Once you leave the drive-in, you will have to pay to re-enter. Sadly, you can't switch screens. But the best feature of the Paramount Drive-In Theater is that, they operate even on rainy days! So, no excuses to cancel that movie date! :)

Paramount Drive-in Theater
Website:
Phone:
562.630.SHOW
(562.630.7469)
Address:
7770 Rosecrans Ave Paramount, CA 90723


4. AMC Theater in Universal CityWalk 19


Owned and operated by one of the biggest movie theater chain in America, AMC Theatre at the Universal CityWalk is equipped with state-of-the-art projectors, Dolby Atmos sound system, and best of all, reclining seats that you can reserved online!

The AMC Theater in Universal CityWalk19 has 13 cinema halls. And they can run movies for up to 2 months! So, if you missed The Incredibles last June, just go to the AMC Theater at Universal Citywalk!

AMC Theater Universal CityWalk 19

Website:
https://www.amctheatres.com/movie-theatres/los-angeles/universal-cinema-amc-at-citywalk-hollywood

Phone:
818-508-0711

Address:
100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California 91608


These are just some of the must-go movie theaters in California. We'll feature more in soon! :)

Jan Audrey Francisco

Lyca is a digital content specialist based in Quezon City, Philippines. He specializes in arts and artists contents.

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