How big is the Paramount Theater in Denver?

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The theater has a seating capacity of 1,870. It serves as a popular venue for concerts looking for a smaller, more intimate venue.

How old is the Paramount Theater Denver?

92Paramount Theatre / Age (c. 1930)

Who owns Paramount Theatre Denver?

Since 2002 the Paramount has been a part of Stan Kroenke’s professional sports, television, real estate, and entertainment empire. Kroenke has been the cure for the Paramount’s financial ailments. The reborn Paramount now hosts more than 100 performances a year, primarily concerts by big-name musicians.

When was the Paramount Theater in Denver built?

1930
Built by Temple Buell for Publix Theatres in 1930, Paramount Theatre instantly surpassed the standards of the dozens of theatres that lined the streets of Denver and has remained the only local theatre of its time to maintain its original dignity and glamour.

Are masks required at Paramount Theater Denver?

Beginning on March 12, 2022, guests are no longer required to wear masks during events taking place at the Paramount Theatre unless wearing a facemask is required as a condition for entry for an event listed specifically under the “Event-Specific Health and Safety Requirements” section below.

What are the best seats at the Paramount in Denver?

Upstairs in the Loge, the first row is coveted. It overhangs Row “K” so you are close, great acoustics and a little extra leg room. The rest of the Loge is good but a little tighter leg room if you’re tall. The seats in the Loge boxes have a great unobstructed view as well, great sound.

Do you have to be vaccinated to go to Paramount?

As a reminder, the Theater dropped the proof of vaccination or proof of a negative supervised COVID test requirement on March 14. It is important to note that policies and protocols for individual events may differ from our Venue COVID Policy if dictated by performers or presenters.

Does Paramount Theater Denver require vaccinations?

Beginning on March 12, 2022, guests are no longer required to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or proof of a negative COVID-19 test as a condition of entry for events at the Paramount Theatre unless such protocols are required for an event listed specifically under the “Event-Specific Health and Safety …

Where is the best place to sit at the Paramount?

One of the coveted areas is the first row of the Loge. Great view, sound, and leg room if you’re tall. Also, around row K is good. That row is the beginning of the theatre that starts to slope up like stadium seating so you’re looking straight at the stage- not upward.