Situated in downtown San Antonio, Texas, the Majestic Theatre is a monument to Spanish Mediterranean architecture, constructed in 1929 by John Eberson for Karl Hoblitzelle's Interstate Theatres. Notable features include:
- It was the first fully air-conditioned building in Texas and remains an exceptional example of an atmospheric theatre, earning National Historic Landmark status in 1993.
- The Majestic Theatre's renovation into a modern performing arts facility was a collaboration between the City of San Antonio, the Las Casas Foundation, and the Ambassador Theatre Group, involving a significant $9 million investment in the 1980s and 90s.
- A unique feature, the Ambassador Alcoves, offer guests a premium experience for $175, accommodating up to six people, and includes a bottle of Champagne and the opportunity to order from a select menu.
- For visitors wanting a glimpse behind the scenes, the Majestic Theatre offers Happy Hour Tours, showcasing the venue's long history, architecture, and character, coupled with an option to buy a 'Crown Jewel' cocktail, beer, or wine.
- Additional amenities include the Majestic Club, an exclusive lounge situated above the theatre with a craft cocktail menu, light bites, and access 90 minutes before showtime for an additional $65.
- The Majestic Theatre, with its 2,264 fixed seats, is perfect for concerts, theatre, dance, and comedy shows, and is part of the Broadway in San Antonio Series.
The Majestic Theatre, located at 226 East Houston Street, San Antonio, TX 78205, operates its box office between 10 am to 5 pm from Monday to Friday, with varying hours on Saturdays. The theatre remains a significant part of Texas's cultural history, celebrated for its architectural charm, adaptive reuse, and memorable performances.
