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4worldlovers: Located at 12351 Pellicano Dr., at the Northeast corner of Pellicano Dr. and Joe Battle Blvd.

General Admission to the Alamo Drafthouse is $10.50 for all shows after 5PM Monday - Thursday ($13.50 for 3D) and $11 for all shows after 5PM Friday - Sunday ($14 for 3D). Special programming ticket prices do vary, so check the individual show listing for details. We offer a discounted ticket price on-site at the box office of $7.50 for regular shows and $10.50 for 3D shows for children (6-11), seniors (60+), military personnel, and guests with disabilities. All shows before 5PM are matinee price of $7.50, matinee 3D tickets are $10.50. Tickets to films in The Big Show Large Prestige Format screen are $10 before 5PM and $13.50 Monday through Wednesday and $14.50 Thursday through Sunday.

The Alamo Drafthouse Theater box office opens 45 minutes before the first showing of the day. Patrons are welcome to enjoy drinks and appetizers before the film. A rotating program of vintage cartoons and shorts play before the film. Advance tickets are available online for all shows.

Per Texas Alcohol Laws, no open carry is permitted in any Alamo Drafthouse.*

*If the property is owned by a private owner or management company, they have the right under Texas Penal Code to regulate.

Refund your order (minus convenience fees) up to one hour before showtime. You can do this online or in person. For full details, read the Refund FAQ.

All seats are reserved in advance and will be held for you until showtime.

We think our guests deserve the best possible cinematic experience, so we have a no-tolerance talking or texting policy. After one warning, disruptive guests will be kicked out of the theater without a refund. Got kids? Our Sensory Friendly, All Ages, and Kid Friendly screenings feature relaxed noise policies to accommodate babies and kiddos of all ages.

All minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Children 5 and under (including infants) are ONLY admitted during specifically designated "All Ages" and "Family Friendly" screenings.

Guests won’t be admitted to the theater once the movie has started (i.e. after the trailers and Alamo ad reel). Latecomers may exchange tickets for a later time or a ticket voucher for a future show of their choice.

4worldlovers: As a National Historic Building of Significance, built in 1930 and restored to its original atmospheric theater splendor in 2006, the Plaza Theatre Performing Arts Center is conveniently located in downtown El Paso-just a brief walk from the Judson F. Williams Convention Center and the Abraham Chavez Theatre.

The theatre was built with Spanish Colonial Revival architecture and features intricately painted ceilings, mosaic-tiled floors, decorative metal railings and antique furniture. As one of the remaining atmospheric theaters in the United States, The Plaza conveys the illusion that viewers are seated outdoors in a Spanish courtyard. The stars on the ceiling reflect the Southwestern sky in June. In addition to its rich decor, the Mighty Wurlitzer Blaban III Organ is one of only six ever made. The organ has 1,071 pipes and can simulate 15 different instruments.