El Rey Theater - Chico, California

El Rey Theater es un auditorio y recinto para eventos ubicado en el corazón de Chico, California. Con una dirección en 230 W 2nd St, Chico, CA 95928, es fácilmente accesible para visitantes y locales por igual. El teatro ofrece una variedad de servicios y comodidades, incluyendo presentaciones en vivo, entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, espacio y estacionamiento accesible, sanitarios accesibles, bar, restaurante y opciones de pago con dispositivos móviles, tarjetas de débito y crédito.

Como cine y teatro, el Rey Theater es conocido por su programación diversa y entretenida. Sus especialidades incluyen proyecciones de películas y presentaciones en vivo de una variedad de géneros y estilos. El teatro es un lugar ideal para aquellos que buscan una experiencia cultural y de entretenimiento en Chico.

La ubicación del teatro es una de sus principales ventajas. Está situado en el centro de la ciudad, rodeado de opciones de estacionamiento y transporte público. Además, el teatro es accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, lo que lo hace inclusivo y acogedor para todos los visitantes.

El Rey Theater también ofrece una variedad de opciones de comida y bebida. El bar y el restaurante del teatro son populares entre los asistentes, y ofrecen una selección de bebidas y comidas deliciosas y asequibles. Además, el teatro acepta pagos con dispositivos móviles mediante NFC, tarjetas de débito y crédito, lo que facilita el proceso de pago para los visitantes.

Según las opiniones de Google My Business, el Rey Theater tiene una calificación de 4.2/5, lo que indica una alta satisfacción de los clientes. La empresa tiene un total de 194 valoraciones, lo que refleja su popularidad y atractivo para los visitantes.

Opiniones de El Rey Theater

Veronica Alcaraz

5/5

Veronica alcaraz es genial

Viola Sikes

1/5

Attended a show here on the 18th and the ceiling fell and hit me and other concert goers, if I could give zero stars I would and it seemed the staff didn’t even care or anything

Marco Rosales

5/5

I attended a Student Rally by Truth Church Chico, the event is getting so big that they decided to use this venue. I hope they have it here every year. This place is pretty awesome

Mitchell Ryan

3/5

There is so much potential. But there appears to be a bunch of mold in ceiling. The murals need attention. Heat? Please. But the lounge seats are nice. Good bathrooms.

Woobie House

1/5

Not even a foot into the door and my shoes were sticking to the ground. No ventilation and the performer almost had a heat stoke on stage. If this is the only place to go to for concerts in Chico, I will be happily stay at home and watch a live concert on YouTube rather than worry about possibly needing a tetnis shot after a just trying to get a little music therapy. Honestly this place cannot be healthy for anyone. It's sad such a once beautiful theater has gone to such a nasty condition.

Sarah Dore

1/5

The discrimination of disabled persons here is UNREAL! Our line was at a standstill because a woman with a disability was being blockaded from entering the establishment with her service dog, not emotional support, service dog. The security team were agressive and dismissive. The man who seemed to be the security lead made the argument “this is my house, I can make whatever rules I want for my house. No animals allowed is on our website.” The woman attempted to explain her dog is not a pet, but a disability accommodation and aid. The security guy held firm. She kept her place in line as a gentlemen who appeared to be with her attempted to defend her and her right to enter with her service dog. He explained that based on California law, she was being discriminated against. The security guard held firm then attempted to verbally move her from her position, threatening to call the police and report her as trespassing. She asked if they were going to refund her ticket if they wouldn’t let her in, to which a man who seemed like he was maybe the house manager, agreed. In looking up the California disability laws, she does indeed, without question, hold the right to enter any space with her service animal. I also checked the website for the El Rey, it does say “no animals”, but completely fails to recognize that service animals are not not under the same restrictions. You should be ashamed of yourselves El Rey. It’s a shame that a place with a seemingly heartfelt desire to promote the arts in a community which needs the arts to continue to grow and thrive, that you would ignorantly and disgracefully discriminate against a person.
Update. When we git I side, we saw another gentleman inside, who, while in line, had his service animal. I took a photo of his dog laying beside his chair in the theater.

K Moran

4/5

Acoustics weren't the best for the two bands I saw there, but a great old theater.

Zury Cibrian

2/5

Fun spot for concerts but the "cash only" for cheap beer, not great. Who carries cash around for booze still?