Regency Village Theater

Welcome to Regency Village Theater, which can be found in Los Angeles, California, at 961 Broxton Ave. Our theater offers an unparalleled cinematic experience in a distinguished and unique setting, making it a refuge for movie buffs. Regency Village Theater is the ideal location for movie lovers of all ages thanks to its cutting-edge amenities and dedication to provide the best entertainment.

At Regency Village Theater, we recognize the value of comfort and convenience. For this reason, we provide mobile ticketing, which enables you to buy tickets straight from your smartphone. Say goodbye to standing in line and hello to a smooth ticketing process.

Additionally, we have reserved seating in our theater, so you can reserve your favourite seat in advance. You can unwind and enjoy the film knowing that your seat is ready for you, whether you want the ideal center seat or a comfortable corner.

Being an accessible and inclusive facility is something we take great pleasure in. No of their level of mobility or hearing needs, everyone can experience the enchantment of the movies thanks to our wheelchair-accessible venues and listening aids.

Our age policy accommodates a range of ages; kid tickets are available for children 11 years of age and younger, while senior tickets are available for seniors 61 years of age and over. Please be aware that age restrictions may differ according on the location; for more information, we suggest contacting our box office.

Regency Village Theater offers the chance to marvel at movies. Come watch the newest blockbusters, indie movies, and masterpieces of the silver screen with us. Indulge in the world of cinema at our historic theater by purchasing your tickets right away. We are eager to have you join us for a memorable cinema experience.

Ticket Pricing Table for Regency Village Theater

Please be aware that ticket prices are subject to change and may vary depending on factors such as showtimes, special events, promotions, the day of the week, time of the day, location of the theater, and the type of movie (e.g., 2D, 3D, IMAX, Dolby, etc.).