Downtown / Convention District · Seattle, WA · 911 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101
A grand 1928 downtown movie-palace-turned-concert-hall run by Seattle Theatre Group, with ornate gold-leaf detailing and cathedral-like ceilings. It hosts turntablism and indie-electronic shows among its broad touring calendar, trading a warehouse club's grit for old-Hollywood seated-theater polish.
Getting there
Parking
No venue lot; nearby pay lots and metered street parking (free after 8pm and Sundays), plus garages at the Grand Hyatt (7th & Pike), Seattle Convention Center, and Pacific Place Mall.
Transit
One block north of the Seattle Convention Center, directly across from the Convention Place Metro Tunnel entrance; well served by downtown light rail and bus lines.
Accessibility
No dedicated ADA parking at the venue, but free Sennheiser assistive-listening devices (works with hearing aids via T-coil) are available first-come, first-served.
What ravers say
Reviewers consistently praise the Paramount as a stunning, historic room with helpful, efficient staff, particularly for ADA needs; complaints center mostly on the lack of on-site or ADA parking rather than the show experience itself.