Plan your visit
Use 4 West 58th Street just west of Fifth Avenue. Doors generally open 30 minutes before showtime, followed by five to ten minutes of trailers and an introduction. The theater has no parking, though ticket holders can request a nearby LAZ discount. Reserved online tickets can self-refund until 30 minutes before showtime.
Accessibility
The theater is wheelchair accessible with wheelchair and companion seating and a ground-floor single-use accessible restroom. Assisted listening is available for all screenings, with captions and audio description when the film supports them. Staff can take lobby concession orders and deliver them to accessible seats.
About The Paris Theater
The Paris Theater is an active 535-seat landmark arthouse cinema near Central Park in Manhattan. Opened in 1948, it is Manhattan’s only remaining single-screen cinema and is operated by Netflix for year-round new releases, repertory series, 70mm presentations, premieres, filmmaker appearances, discussions, and special events.
Venue policies
Late entry
No admission more than 20 minutes after showtime, including for Q&A-only arrival.
Food and drink
Outside food and drink are prohibited; water bottles are allowed.
Recording
Unauthorized photography or recording in the auditorium is prohibited.
Conduct
Smoking, vaping, weapons, drugs, disruptive behavior, and face-obscuring costume masks are prohibited.