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Théâtre chinois de Grauman et Théâtre Kodak à Los Angeles

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Théâtre chinois de Grauman et Théâtre Kodak à Los Angeles

Sofyane93 · 2009-04-27

Bonjour j'aimerais savoir si on doit payer pour rentrer dans ces deux theathre ?

Merci

Théâtre chinois de Grauman et Théâtre Kodak à Los Angeles

LiseDenise · 2009-04-28

En fouinant sur le net, j'ai lu qu'il y avait maintenant des tours organisés du Grauman Chinese Theatre, le coût 5$. Voici les détails:

They now offer a half-hour guided walking tour of the theatre. The charge is $5 (and kids under 5 are free). The tour takes guests inside the historic theatre, and the guide tells guests about the the history of the theatre, the footprints in the forecourt, the architecture, and about all the world premieres that have been held there. Tour guests get to sit down in the section that is reserved for the VIPs during a world premere, then venture upstairs to the VIP lounge & balcony in the new Chinese 6 theatres. The tour winds up back stage at the gift shop where guests see costumes from some of Paramount's recent movies.

The famous courtyard is open free of charge to all visitors. You do not have to buy a ticket to a movie to view the forecourt and its footprints. Current ticket prices to see a movie inside the Chinese Theatre are: Adults: $10.00 Seniors (60+): $ 7.00 Children (12-): $ 7.00(Plus, there usually is a bargain matinee, priced at only $7.00 for adults, on the day's first two screenings.) Il y a aussi des tours organisés pour le Kodak Theatre mais beaucoup plus chers, 15$, par contre si tu achètes le city pass inclut l'entrée au Kodak Theatre. Aussi sur le lien plus bas, il y a possibilité d'imprimer un coupon qui soustrait 3$ sur le prix d'entrée . J'espère que tu pourras l'imprimer. http://www.kodaktheatre.com/theatre_tours.htm J'espère que ceci t'aidera.

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