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24 December 2017
All seats are great. I have a four year old daughter who enjoyed every moment if the nutcracker.
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19 December 2017
The theater is wonderful. However we attended the Sunday afternoon performance of the "Nutcracker" My seat Zone BL Row T Seat 8 was terrible. The guard rail split my view of the stage, the only way I could see the stage was to lean forward and hang over the railing. After about ten minutes my back and neck were so sore that I just leaned back and listened to the music. Check out my photo to see my view of the stage. My Wife's seat wasn't much better Seat 7. These seats should be removed!!!!!
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11 December 2017
Refurbished old theater. Unique in all the world. Decorated in "Southwest Art Deco". The building is small. Leg room is limited; aisles are narrow, but that just is what it is. Old theaters were like that. If you can move beyond that, and enjoy the moment, you will love it.
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15 October 2017
Very nice theater ðŸŽ. There is detail in every inch. The light effects and their sound system is great. There's no free parking lot during the week days. From what I hear, parking meters are free on weekends.
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05 October 2017
Wonderful space and very cool old building. So much history.
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20 September 2017
Wish I could leave 0 stars. Cancelled Gone With the Wind because of the political rhetoric going on. Seriously? Cancelled a classic movie to appease the few who are "offended". Hopefully the offended keep purchasing tickets, because I sure won't. I will NEVER go into this theater again. The fact that I'm a taxpayer and it's subsidized by the city is a different story. Hope your decision works out for you, but I have a feeling that this is going to cost you, and rightly so.
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10 August 2017
Classic lovingly restored historic theater along the original Route 66. Free guided tours are available.
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07 August 2017
Beautiful Pueblo Deco theater in the heart of downtown. The interior and exterior of the building are truly extraordinary. It's worth visiting the Kimo just to take a self-guided tour. The entertainment is also great, and they are in the process of renovating some of the interior. These upgrades will only improve the Kimo experience.
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15 May 2017
Great place to catch a movie, ballet, concert, play, or even lecture! The architecture is beautiful, and the history is very interesting! Check out what is going on and you won't be disappointed! Great, unique place foe a date!
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25 April 2017
It's a really old theater, they are celebrating 90 years of theater. The building has a balcony with seats and awesome paintings on the walls. Cow skulls light their eyes when they fine the lights. And there is a ghost there or a few.
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02 April 2017
Easily one of the coolest historic theaters in the United States. Architecturally, it is Pueblo Nuevo, and has amazing accepts inside and out.
Films, festivals, and live performances are happening all the time here. Highly recommended!response / report this review -
10 February 2017
Wow! This is a really fantastic example of Pueblo-Deco in the heart of Albuquerque - and simply a must see. Beautiful on the outside, spectacular on the inside and featuring deco detailing you won't see anywhere else. The murals by well-known Santa Fe movement artist makes this landmark well worth visiting!
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02 February 2017
My husband and I came for the Nutcracker Ballet. It was fantastic and the historical venue is just amazing. We are lucky to live within walking distance of the Kimo and will be on the lookout for more shows and movies here!
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