Plan Your Visit to Coronado Playhouse

Directions:

From I-5

  • From I-5 (North or South), exit CA-75 (Coronado Bridge)
  • Turn left on Orange Avenue
  • Continue onto Silver Strand Boulevard
  • Turn left at Avenida De Las Arenas
  • The Playhouse will be to your right, next to the fountain, at the south end of the Coronado Community Center

From South Bay, via Silver Strand Boulevard

  • Take CA-75 N from Palm Avenue
  • Continue north onto Silver Strand Boulevard
  • Turn right at Avenida De Las Arenas
  • The Playhouse will be to your right, next to the fountain, at the south end of the Coronado Community Center

Snack Bar:

Coronado Playhouse has a full-service bar offering cocktails, beer, wine, coffee, tea, juice and sodas. We also offer a selection of light snacks and candy. The snack bar is open before the show and at intermission.

We kindly ask that you unwrap any items if you will be eating during the performance so as not to disturb other patrons.

Cash and credit cards are accepted.

Dining:

Coronado is home to some of the state’s best restaurants. Many restaurants can be found on the Chamber of Commerce’s website. Here are some of our closest neighbors:

Bluewater Boathouse Seafood Grill

1701 Strand Way
Coronado, CA 92118
website

Brigantine Seafood & Oyster Bar

1333 Orange Ave
Coronado, CA 92118
website

Miguel’s Cocina

1351 Orange Ave, Coronado
CA 92118
website

Accessibility:

The Coronado Playhouse entrance is at ground level.  There are no stairs or steps; and the theatre auditorium is not raked. We can accommodate wheelchair seating, and wheelchair and companion seating. Seating is cabaret-style and we can remove a seat so you can wheel up to the table with your group to enjoy the performance. Our House Manager will be more than happy to assist upon request.  To accommodate you as best we can, please book your tickets in advance. Make sure to inform the box office of your needs at the time of purchase when you call 619-435-4856.

The community center restrooms are wheelchair accessible.

Accessible parking 
is located in front of the community center. Please give yourself plenty of time for parking.

Assisted listening devices may be obtained at our box office. A driver’s license will be required as a security deposit.  After the show, you can drop off the device with the house manager and retrieve your card.

Frequently Asked Questions:

We do not offer refunds. However you may donate you ticket back to the theatre and deduct it from your taxes. Tickets purchased at outside ticket outlets (such as Goldstar) do not apply.

If you are unable to attend a performance, please call the Playhouse Box Office at at 619-435-4856 to let us know as soon as possible. When possible, we will reschedule your tickets for another date of the same production. We ask that you contact our Box Office at least 24 hour prior to show time to make arrangements, and all exchanges are subject to availability.

All ticket purchases are final, non-returnable and non-refundable.

We appreciate every effort pick up your tickets in person at the Box Office no later than 15 minutes before curtain.

All tickets are held at Will-Call and are available 30 Minutes prior to showtime. Please check-in with the box office upon arrival. The box office opens 30 minutes prior to showtime.

There is ample free public parking along the Strand and along the access road next to the theatre. The access road parking is available from the north end of the community center pool south to the Bluewater Boathouse Seafood Grill.

Restrooms are located down the hallway in the community center near the front desk. Both restrooms are handicap accessible.

If you need to exit during the performance, please use the rear exit of the theatre as light from the hallway interferes with the performance.

Coronado Playhouse has a full-service bar offering cocktails, beer, wine, coffee, tea, juice and sodas. We also offer a selection of light snacks and candy. The snack bar is open before the show and at intermission.

We kindly ask that you unwrap any items if you will be eating during the performance so as not to disturb other patrons.

Cash and credit cards are accepted.

We do not allow any outside food or drink in the theatre. We offer a full-service snack bar which is open before the show and at intermission.

Please silence all electronic devices including cellular phones, watches and pagers before the performance.

Video and/or audio recording by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited and is a violation of United States copyright law and is an actionable federal offense.

If you use your cellular phone at intermission please do not forget to silence it before the show starts.

Late arrivals are seated at the discretion of the house manager. Latecomers may be asked to wait until intermission or asked to return to a future performance. We encourage our patrons to plan ahead as weather and traffic may delay your travel.

Patrons are respectfully asked to check with our Box Office and/or website in regard to language and content for individual shows.

All patrons must have a ticket regardless of age.

Lost and Found is located at the Box Office. If you have lost an item, please contact the Box Office at 619-435-4856.

About Coronado

The City of Coronado is a small beach community, with an island feel.  Incorporated in 1890, Coronado has a rich history and exceptional community assets in a village atmosphere.  Surrounded by the San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean, Coronado offers a unique lifestyle enjoyed by residents, and has also welcomed visitors from around the world for nearly 120 years.

Coronado is the perfect place to swim, sail, surf, bike, run, walk, rollerblade, play tennis, golf, or take in a play. Coronado beaches are consistently considered some of Southern California’s best, and there are miles of bike paths along the coastline that provide a great way to exercise and enjoy the spectacular scenery.  Or, enjoy a round of golf in the shadow of the San Diego-Coronado Bridge at the Coronado Municipal Golf Course.

The City Council encourages residents and visitors to “shop local” and take advantage of the many unique shops, restaurants, and hotels throughout the city. For a complete list of local businesses, visit the Coronado Visitor Center website. The Coronado Chamber of Commerce website has a listing of member businesses.

The thriving cultural and arts scene is also an important part of our community. The Coronado Playhouse is home to our local community theater group, while the Lamb’s Players Theater boasts a well-regarded professional theater group, and the Coronado Historical Association houses the Coronado Museum of History and Art. In addition, the Coronado School of the Arts at Coronado High School offers a wide variety of shows throughout the year including plays, dance recitals, classical music shows, and more.

There are also several very popular annual community events. Each April you can check out the Annual Flower Show and Motorcars on MainStreet events; in the summer months, the Fourth of July parade and fireworks show and the weekly Sunday concerts in the park, held from Memorial Day to Labor Day, are popular with residents and visitors alike; and in December, the Chamber of Commerce Open House and Holiday Parade brings families together in a festive holiday atmosphere.

The City Council is committed to preserving our unique residential and business-friendly village atmosphere. We encourage you to browse our website, read our city newsletter, Coronado Currents, and learn more about Coronado.  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the City Council at any time.  For more information about visiting Coronado, click on this link for the Visitor Center home page.

*from the City of Coronado website

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