Preloader Close

SHOW INFORMATION AND TICKET SALES

Tickets will go on sale on November 30th 2024 when our 2025 season kicks off. When purchasing tickets you are limited to a specified number of tickets for the event (also known as a "ticket limit"). This ticket limit is posted during the purchase process and is verified with every transaction. This policy is in effect to discourage unfair ticket buying practices.




NOTICE:

FILM RATING:

PG-13: PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED. Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. Parents are urged to be cautious. This may include stronger language, extended violence or sexual situations and drug-use.

PARKING:

Free parking is available in lot at 120 Lincoln Street. Parking is also available immediately behind theatre after 5 PM daily.

ACCESSIBILITY:

The films will play in the downstairs auditorium which is wheelchair accessible. The Step & Repeat will be upstairs and it is accessible by stairs ONLY.

COVID:

The Landmark Theaters use EPA-registered virucidal disinfectant in all public spaces such as auditoriums, seating areas, tables, restrooms and other customer and employee facing high-touch surfaces. Employees are required to wear masks at all times (whether or not this is a local mandate) and they undergo daily screening for potential COVID symptoms, per CDC guidelines.

The Historical Mayan Theatre


DIRECTIONS: 110 Broadway Denver CO 80203

Built in 1930 and Operated by Landmark since 1986 the Mayan Theatre is located in the heart of Central Denver amongst a bevy of art galleries, restaurants and vintage clothing stores in the Baker District. It features Denver's finest in independent film and foreign language cinema. The historic Mayan narrowly missed the wrecking ball in the mid-1980s, when, at the eleventh hour, it was saved by the local group "Friends of the Mayan." In 1986, The Mayan was restored to its former glory. Renovated meticulously at a cost of nearly $2 million, it is one of the country's three remaining theatres designed in the Art Deco Mayan Revival style. It has been converted into a three-screen palace, with one large, magnificent auditorium and two cozy theatres upstairs, featuring stadium seating. There is also an upstairs bar and cafe with a small seating area.