YouTube Theater Concerts 2024-2025

This is an intimate venue that feels big. I love the space. Caught the Comedy tribute to Sinbad there. Had Floor seats but ANY seat is good here because you can see. The legroom is better than a lot of venues and the acoustics were good. My qualm if any is they tripping on the drink prices. It’s starting at $26 for a single shot up to a “premium” double costing $42+ dollars. A can of Bud is $16. The food I didn’t even get and the people sitting behind me said the burger and fries were “trash.” Parking will also cost you a grip! At least $35-100 (the latter for a football game) so it’s cost prohibitive for a regular person. Let’s say you won free tix from the radio station, it’s gonna run you $100 just to park and get one drink! So they need to work on that. Outside of that no complaints.

Well organized, safe, friendly staff, and plenty of food/snack options (food trucks, food stands, bars). -You are permitted a factory sealed 20oz water bottle per person -Elevators available NOT inside theater -Plenty of parking and Handicap Parking

Most importantly DO NOT BUY YOUR PARKING IN ADVANCE THRU THEIR WEBSITE!!! It’s a huge ripoff. I paid $33 dollars for a parking reservation which became $50 after they added a $12 “convenience” fee plus a $6 “media transfer” fee which was supposedly for getting a text with the parking passes to your phone though the text never arrived. When I arrived at the parking garage which is actually HALF A MILE from the theater, the attendant said it was only $20!! if you just paid when you arrived. Which I confirmed with some people I talked to on the long walk to the theater. They had the good sense to check out reviews online before they went. Once at the theater it was better. The acoustics and sound system were pretty good though both my daughter and I found the seats to be rather uncomfortable with little leg room. We were on the front row of the first balcony. Maybe elsewhere was better. Overall, it will take a pretty amazing performer to make me be willing to deal with coming back.

Out of all the big venues in LA this is by far my fave! Even the nose bleed seats are good seats! The concessions are easy to get to and the employees are friendly and professional, the ushers are friendly and helpful. Parking is just across the street. Forsure sound is engineered by act, Lisa Lisa played sound was on point, when Stevie B came out, well he was amazing but he needs to hire a new sound guy. Thats an artist issue. The venue is on point.

The You Tube Theater clearly hates the handicapped. My husband went there once and then I went. Both times we were with our grandson. This place is not Buddy approved. The first time my husband who is also handicapped, but walks better than me, was placed in the parking lot for the So Fi Stadium, despite him saying again and again he had handicapped plates. They did not care. He paid 80$ for the privilege to walk a quarter of a mile just to get to the dump. He was exhausted when he got there, had to sit outside to catch his breath. He is not in a wheel chair nor am I. Not all disabled people are wheel chair bound. The You Tube Theater does not care at all. So, when it was my turn to take my grandson to a show, my husband said he would drive me, they must have handicapped drop off, right. No, they do not. Drop off is more than a quarter of a mile away. There was no parking for those of us that have handicapped plates, they only have a few (illegal). We drove in circles trying to find a place to drop me. We finally found the near front of the theater and parked, a security guard was screaming at us to move. I said I am handicapped, I am just getting dropped off. He said, no way, keep moving. We moved up a little further and stopped again (we were blocking no one--it was a loading zone that was empty. The same horrible man starting yelling. I was done, my grandson who has autism was upset and got out of the car and opened my door and grabbed my hand. We were out. The guard tried to tell us to get back in the car. We ignored him. After this misery, we had to walk and walk and walk, no place to sit, until we were at the theater. I had to sit, I thought I was going to fall. It was awful. My grandson wanted food and all they had were taco type trucks. We made it inside and we were able to get sodas and sit in the lobby. So, eat before you get there, and if you are disabled just don't go. Inside is new, so it is nice. The seats are not comfortable and again, it is new so they could have put in nice seats, but they want to smash in as many people as they can. If you sit at the sides you can not see at all. The first row balcony has no leg room at all. A man came to us and asked if he could sit next to us because he could not fit in his assigned sit. I said sure, but I don't know if someone is coming. No one did. The sound system is fine, but for a new theater they could have spent another penny or two. The stage is nice. Overall, it is pretty inside. Now, we are done and we have to go. My husband could not get to me at all. They wanted me to walk the quarter mile. I spoke with security and asked for help. They had carts, but no. I said please help me. I will fall. Her response, "than you will fall." At which point she started yelling at us to move. We were on the sidewalk and I was holding onto a make shift railings. I started walking and made it a block and down I went. My husband, this whole time was trying to get to me, begging. He finally found me. I have never been treated so badly in my life, I mean my entire life. And of course when I went down my grandson started to cry. Never, ever, ever. What a horrid place.