Venue Details

• For some shows group sales may be available. Please call (202) 723-4000 for more information.
• From the South: Take I-95 North to Rt. 17 North. From 17 North take Rt. 29. Turn right onto Linton Hall Road. Proceed to the third traffic light and turn left onto Wellington Road. Nissan Pavilion is 1.2 miles ahead on the right. From the East: I-66 West to exit 43B. Follow Pavilion signs. Follow ramp to the right, onto Rt. 29 North. Stay in the right lane and continue to University Boulevard. Take a right on University. Follow University to Wellington Road. Take a left on Wellington. Nissan Pavilion is 1/4 mile ahead on the right.
• Any patron in need of first aid should notify any Warner Theatre Staff Representative located throughout the venue.
• Accessible seating is available for guests with disabilities and their companions at all price levels. We can accommodate guests who use a wheelchair as well as for those who have limited mobility but do not use a wheelchair. The seats reserved for this purpose are located in the rear of our orchestra and no stairs or elevators are required to access this location within the theatre. Additionally, we can accommodate guests with visual or hearing impairment; these seats are located within the theatre's first five rows on the house right side. As with all fans, we recommend that you purchase your tickets as early as possible once they have gone on sale. All tickets purchased are available on a first come, first served, basis.
• While there is no specific dress code requirement, we do require our guests to be fully dressed, including shoes.
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• When available, artist merchandise can be purchased in the main lobby during event times only. Unless stated otherwise, merchandise is a cash only sale. However, certain events may accept MasterCard®, Visa®, American Express, and Discover. No checks are accepted for merchandise sales.
• Tickets may not be refunded or exchanged unless the show is cancelled. Tickets from a cancelled show may be refunded at the point of sale.
• Generally, security personnel are located in the main and upper lobbies during an event. If you need general, medical or security assistance, please see any Security Guard or Venue House Manager.
• When available, Career Opportunities at the Warner Theatre may be found on the following website: http://jobsearch.livenation.careers.monster.com. Internships are available. Resumes must be submitted by mail for consideration.
• Phone (202) 783-4000
• The Warner Theatre is a smoke-free facility. Smoking is not allowed in the theatre or lobbies.
• Guests wishing to drink alcohol must be 21 years of age and provide identification when purchasing alcohol.
• None on site.
• Items not allowed in this venue include: weapons, alcohol, drugs, and laser pointers, outside food or beverage, video or audio recording devices, film or digital cameras.
• Assisted listening devices are available upon request and can be obtained from our house management staff upon entering the theatre. Sign-interpreted performances can be arranged upon request. Patrons should contact the Box Office no later than ten days prior to the performance so that proper arrangements may be made. If a request for an interpreted performance is received later than ten days prior to the performance, the theatre shall make reasonable efforts to provide interpreter service. The quality of the interpretation depends on adequate preparation time, so earlier notice is encouraged. Interpretation shall be provided with no additional cost to the customer requesting the service.
• The Warner Theatre does not have a restaurant on site. However, you will find a wide selection of restaurants located near the theatre.
• The Warner's special place in the history of Washington began in the 1920's when dozens of grand theaters and movie houses lit up downtown. Built first for vaudeville and silent movies, the theatre was opened as the Earle Theatre in 1924. The Earle switched to a movies-only policy in 1945, and in 1947 owner Harry Warner, one of Hollywood's Warner Brothers, visited Washington and told his tour guide Julian Brylawski (one of the original builders) his name should be on the marquee. Thus the Earle Theatre became the Warner Theatre. After extensive renovations, the "new" Warner opened in 1992 with a gala featuring Frank Sinatra (in his final D.C. appearance) and Shirley MacLaine. The Warner is a destination for national and international recording artists and the finest in theatrical, dance and television presentations.
• Will Call is open approximately two hours prior to the performance time of each show. Will Call remains open for approximately 30 minutes after ticket sales end. Tickets purchased via phone or internet may be picked up on the day of the show at the Warner Theatre Box Office. Tickets may be picked up at anytime on the day of the show. The Warner's Box Office is located on 13th St N.W. between E St and F St.
• Video and audio recording devices, film, and digital cameras are all prohibited.
• PMI offers attendant parking available upon request for persons with disabilities. For parking garage rates, visit the garage's web site or call the garage directly at (202) 785-9191, ext. 202 / www.pmi-parking.net. A PMI parking garage with direct access to the theatre (however, it is not wheelchair accessible) is in the Warner building. The entrance to this parking garage is on 12th Street, NW, between E & F Streets. 12th Street is a one-way street heading north. Please note that the Warner Theatre does not operate this PMI parking garage.
• PMI offers attendant parking available upon request for persons with disabilities. For parking garage rates, visit the garage's web site or call the garage directly at (202) 785-9191, ext. 202 / www.pmi-parking.net A PMI parking garage with direct access to the theatre (however, it is not wheelchair accessible) is in the Warner building. The entrance to this parking garage is on 12th Street, NW, between E & F Streets. 12th Street is a one-way street heading north. Please note that the Warner Theatre does not operate this PMI parking garage.
• Guests are subject to bag searches and various levels of screening subject to artist or management discretion.
• Our Concessionaire offers guests a variety of beverages and light snacks.
• The Warner Theatre does not offer valet or parking service at this time. There are many parking garages and very limited metered on-street parking near the Warner Theatre. When parking in a garage, be sure to ask the closing time for that evening. A PMI parking garage with direct access to the theatre (however, it is not wheelchair accessible) is in the Warner building. The entrance to this parking garage is on 12th Street, NW, between E & F Streets. 12th Street is a one-way street heading north. Please note that the Warner Theatre does not operate this PMI parking garage. PMI offers attendant parking available upon request for persons with disabilities. For parking garage rates, visit the garage's web site or call the garage directly at (202) 785-9191, ext. 202 / www.pmi-parking.net
• All patrons are required to have a ticket, regardless of age. Unless the show is appropriate for your child's age; we ask that children under five not attend performances.
• Acceptable forms of payment include: Visa®, MasterCard®, American Express, Discover and cash. Proper ID is required for all credit card purchases. Personal checks are not accepted. Box Office service fee is $3.00.
• Generally, re-entry to the venue after exiting is at the discretion of the artist.
• The theatre is one block from the Metro Center stop on the Red, Orange and Blue lines. Take the 12th and F Street exit and follow signs toward the sales office. At the top of the escalator proceed straight ahead (West) on F Street toward 13th Street. Turn left at the corner at 13th Street. The theatre entrance