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SANTA MONICA DEPARTURE TIMES SHUTTLE SERVICE SHUTTLE SERVICE HOLLYWOOD-UNIVERSAL SHUTTLE TIMES DEPARTURE TIMES LAST RETURN complementary 92 8:00AM 8:30AM complementary 1 Dolby Theatre (Starline Terminal) 6801 Hollywood Blvd. 9:00AM 10:00AM 11:00AM 6:30PM to valid ticket to valid ticket 93 8:03AM 8:33AM 22 Universal Studios / "Citywalk" 100 Universal City Plaza - near the Globe 8:30AM 9:15AM 10:15AM 11:15AM holders holders 23 Hilton Universal 555 Universal Hollywood Drive 8:35AM 9:20AM 10:20AM 11:20AM 94 8:06AM 8:36AM 24 Sheraton Universal 333 Universal Hollywood Drive 8:40AM 9:25AM 10:25AM 11:25AM La Quinta / CenturyCentury Blvd Blvd. /Hilton Concourse Lax / WayCenturyCentury Blvd Blvd. /Sheraton Airport Blvd.GatewayHyatt / Regency Century LincolnBlvd./ Century Blvd. Blvd. /Waterside Custom Hotel ShoppingRitz-Carlton / Admiralty / HiltonParking Way Garden Lot #7Venice Inn / MarinaBeach / MainBeach Boardwalk St / VisitorOcean Information Ave. / Santa Center Monica Pier 8:09AM 8:39AM LAX HOTELS-SANTA MONICA 95 Dolby Theatre (StarlineUniversal Terminal) StudiosHilton / "Citywalk" UniversalSheraton UniversalDolby Theatre (Return) 5249 W. Century Blvd.Opposite outside Westin La Quinta LAX5757 - justInn, W. West LAXCentury of Concourse 5901Blvd - W.outside CenturyWay Park Blvd.6033 Air - W.just Century West of 6255Blvd. Airport - W.just Blvd. Century East of Blvd. 8448Avion - Blvd.WestLincoln of Blvd.Vicksburg4700 - Just Admiralty Ave.North of W.Way4350 85th Admiralty St. Way4200 - at Admiralty East Entrance Way1776 for- East Pacific Lot of#7 PalawanAve.2427 - Outside Way Main Venice St. – Beach 1515Outside StationOcean Visitors Ave, information Just South Center of Broadway HOLLYWOOD-UNIVERSAL6801 Hollywood Blvd.100 in Universalfront of Dolby City555 Plaza Theatre Universal - near the Hollywood Globe333 Universal Drive Hollywood6801 DriveHollywood Blvd. 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 72 73 74 76 78 in front of Dolby Theatre ADDITIONAL DEPARTURES FROM STOP #1 DOLBY THEATRE IN THE AFTERNOON: 96 8:12AM 8:42AM 1 22 23 24 1 Departs from stop #92 direct to Santa Monica at 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM. Returns from Stop #57 direct to LAX Hotels at 7:00 PM First departure from Stop #1 at 9:00 AM. Last full loop from Stop #1 at 5:30 PM 12:30PM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM, 3:30PM, 4:30PM, 5:30PM, 6:30PM (Bus is one way) Last return from Stop #1, direct to Universal City Hotels at 6:30 PM 97 8:15AM 8:45AM 98 8:25AM 8:55AM DOWNTOWN L.A.- HOLLYWOOD SHUTTLE TIMES DEPARTURE TIMES LAX HOTELS-HOLLYWOOD SHUTTLE TIMES DEPARTURE TIMES SHUTTLE SERVICE 72 8:35AM 9:05AM SHUTTLE SERVICE complementary complementary 92 La Quinta/Century Blvd 5249 W. Century Blvd. outside La Quinta Inn, LAX 8:00AM 8:30AM 37 Olvera St. / Pueblo / Union Station 1 El Capitan Theatre 73 8:40AM 9:10AM to valid ticket 424 N. Main St. by the Plaza 6838 Hollywood Blvd. to valid ticket 93 Century Blvd./Concourse Way Opposite Westin LAX - just West of Concourse Way 8:03AM 8:33AM opposite Dolby Theatre holders 74 8:45AM 9:15AM holders 94 Hilton LAX/Century Blvd 5757 W. Century Blvd - outside Park Air 8:06AM 8:36AM DEPARTS 10:00AM DEPARTS 10:15AM 95 Century Blvd./Airport Blvd. 5901 W. Century Blvd. - just West of Airport Blvd. 8:09AM 8:39AM DEPARTS 11:00AM DEPARTS 11:45AM 76 8:55AM 9:25AM DEPARTS 12:00PM DEPARTS 1:15PM Olvera St. / PuebloEl Capitan / Union Theatre Station La Quinta / CenturyCentury Blvd Blvd. / ConcourseHilton Lax Way / CenturyCentury Blvd Blvd. / AirportSheraton Blvd. GatewayHyatt / Century Regency Blvd. / CenturyDolby Theatre Blvd. (Return) 96 Sheraton Gateway/Century Blvd. 6033 W. Century Blvd. - just East of Avion Blvd. 8:12AM 8:42AM DOWNTOWN424 L.A. N. Main - HOLLYWOODSt. by6838 the Plaza Hollywood Blvd. opposite Dolby Theatre DEPARTS 2:00PM DEPARTS 2:45PM 78 9:03AM 9:33AM LAX HOTELS-HOLLYWOOD5249 W. Century Blvd.Opposite outside Westin La Quinta LAX 5757-Inn, just LAX West W. Century of Concourse Blvd5901 - outsideWay W. CenturyPark Air Blvd.6033 - just W. West Century of Airport Blvd.6255 Blvd.- just W. East Century of Avion Blvd. Blvd.6801 - West Hollywood of Vicksburg Blvd. Ave. 97 Hyatt Regency / Century Blvd. 6255 W. Century Blvd. - West of Vicksburg Ave. 8:15AM 8:45AM 37 1 DEPARTS 3:30PM DEPARTS 4:15PM 92 93 94 95 96 97 1 First Shuttle departs Stop #37 at 10:00AM. Last Shuttle to Hollywood at 5:00PM DEPARTS 5:00PM DEPARTS 5:45PM 9:30AM 10:00AM Departs from Stop #92, direct to Hollywood at 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM Last Shuttle from Stop #1 returns to Downtown L.A. at 5:45PM Returns from Stop #1, direct to LAX Hotels at 7:00 PM Returns from Stop #1, direct to LAX Hotels at 7:00 PM DOWNTOWN L.A. TOUR3 Downtown Los Angeles Tour Schedule SEE MORE & SAVE UP TO 50% WITH L.A.’S BEST ATTRACTION PASS FIRST TOUR DEPARTURE at 9:00 AM (from Stop #37) Over 18 More Tours & Attractions, Plus Unlimited Hop On Hop Off Rides! ASK US TO UPGRADE NOW! 37 OLVERA ST. / PUEBLO / UNION STATION 9:00 AM 38 LITTLE TOKYO 9:10 AM 39 GRAND CENTRAL MKT / BRADBURY BLDG. 9:20 AM 40 CENTRAL LIBRARY / BILTMORE HOTEL 9:30 AM 41 JEWELRY DISTRICT / LOS ANGELES THEATRE 9:40 AM 42 FASHION DISTRICT / SANTEE ALLEY 9:50 AM 43 CONVENTION CENTER / STAPLES CENTER 10:05 AM 44 L.A. LIVE / GRAMMY MUSEUM 10:10 AM 31 ENGINE CO. #28 / 7TH STREET 10:25 AM 1 32 WESTIN BONAVENTURE HOTEL 10:30 AM 33 WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL / MOCA 10:35 AM 1 STARLINE TOURS MOVIE STAR HOMES 2-Hour Tour 9 TCL CHINESE THEATRES GUIDED TOUR — 30 MINUTE TOUR 16 MADAME TUSSAUDS HOLLYWOOD — SINGLE ENTRY 34 CIVIC CENTER / CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY 10:40 AM 6925 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028 6925 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028 • (323) 463-9576 6801 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028 • 1(855) 452-4676 Monday - Sunday Tentative 10:30AM, 11AM, 11:30AM, 2:30PM, 3PM, Daily: 9AM-6PM 35 CHINATOWN - CENTRAL PLAZA 10:50 AM (800) 959-3131 Monday - Sunday 9:30am–5pm 6:15PM, 10AM-7:30PM; Summer hours: 9AM-9:30PM / 10PM 17 HOLLYWOOD BEHIND-THE-SCENES TOUR BY RED LINE TOURS 36 CHINATOWN - SHOPPING MALLS 10:55 AM 2 STARLINE TOURS HOP-ON HOP-OFF CITY SIGHTSEEING TOUR 10 CABRILLO MARINE AQUARIUM — SINGLE ENTRY 1:15 HR GUIDED PHOTO OPPORTUNITY / WALKING TOUR 37 OLVERA ST. / PUEBLO / UNION STATION 11:00 AM 1, 2 or 3 Days Unlimited Hop On Hop Off 3720 Stephen M White Dr, San Pedro, CA 90731 • (310) 548-7562 6801 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028 • (323) 402-1074 Located in the Lobby of the Hard Rock Café. Monday - Sunday 6801 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028 • 1(855) 452-4676 Tuesday - Friday 12PM-5PM, Saturday & Sunday 10AM-5PM 9:30AM-4:30PM, Tours depart daily 10AM, 12PM, 2PM and 4PM TOUR FREQUENCY IS 1 HOUR (with a 10-15 Min. variance.) Daily: 9AM-6PM Please inform your guests of possible delays 11 PALEY CENTER FOR MEDIA — FREE ENTRY due to traffic and unexpected road closures 3 PACIFIC PARK - SANTA MONICA PIER WHEEL RIDE 465 N Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 • (310) 786-1000 Choose a 3-day pass to add either Warner Bros. ONE TIME ENTRY Wednesday - Sunday: 12PM-5PM WARNING! LAST FULL LOOP DEPARTURE at 5:00 PM (from Stop #37) 380 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401 • (310) 260-8744 12 BATTLESHIP IOWA MUSEUM — SINGLE ENTRY Studio Tour or Universal Studios® Hollywood! SHUTTLE: See Downtown L.A. to Hollywood schedule for details Mon - Thu 11AM-8PM, Friday - Sunday 10AM-12:30AM *Hrs may vary* 250 S Harbor Blvd, San Pedro, CA 90731 • (877) 446-9261 4 OUE SKYSPACE LA — SINGLE ENTRY Monday - Sunday: 10AM-4PM 633 West Fifth Street #840, Los Angeles, CA 90071 13 SELF-GUIDED MOVIE STAR HOMES BIKE TOUR BY BIKES & HIKES LA (213) 894-9000 3-HOUR SELF-GUIDED TOUR Monday - Sunday 10AM-9PM 8250 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA 90046 • (323) 796-8555 Ticket Prices Daily: 8AM-5PM. Tour availability 8:30AM-2PM 5 DOLBY THEATRE GUIDED TOUR — 30 MINUTE TOUR 24-hr 2 TOURS: Choose 2 of our 3 Routes 6801 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028 14 K1 SPEED INDOOR — 1 RACE WITH EQUIPMENT Adult: $39 • Child: $25 • Family: $110 1(855) 452-4676 19038 S Vermont Ave, Gardena, CA 90248 • (310) 532-2478 Daily: 9AM-6PM 1000 N. Edward Ct. Anaheim, CA 92806 • (714) 632-6999 Monday - Thursday 12PM-10PM, Friday 11AM-11PM, 3 TOURS: Unlimited for All Routes 6 TMI HOLLYWOOD LIVE SKETCH COMEDY SHOW — SINGLE ENTRY Saturday 10AM-12AM, Sunday 10AM-9PM 24-hr 48-hr 72-hr 6539 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90038 15 HOLLYWOOD MUSEUM — SINGLE ENTRY 18 WARNER BROS. STUDIO TOUR — 2-HOUR TOUR Adult $49 $64 $79 (323) 786-3040 1660 N Highland Ave, Hollywood, CA 90028 • (323) 464-7776 3400 W Riverside Dr, Burbank, CA 91522 • (800) 959-3131, make a 24-hour Child $30 $40 $50 Sunday 8:30PM-9:30PM Family $128 $168 $208 Wednesday - Sunday 10AM-5PM reservation – for wheel chair assistance please inform. You must bring a form of Identification: ID or Passport. Departures Daily at 9:30AM and 12:00PM Children are ages 3-11. Family is 2 adults and up to 3 children. All Shuttles are complementary to valid ticket holders. 7 PETERSEN AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM — SINGLE ENTRY Times and Route Subject to Change as per your Driver. 6060 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036 19 UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD™ — 1 DAY ENTRY (323) 930-2277 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608 • (800) 959-3131 (Ticket StarLine Tours Att raction Pass Prices Daily: 10AM-6PM booking) Separate ticket required, call (800) 959-3131 to book your ticket Daily Adult Child 8 SANTA MONICA PIER AQUARIUM — SINGLE ENTRY 1 Day Unlimited $95 $67 1600 Ocean Front Walk, Santa Monica, CA 90401 2 Day Unlimited $132 $96 (310) 458-8900 UPGRADE Thursday - Sunday (Thursday - Friday 2PM-5PM; $46 3 Day Unlimited PLUS your choice $259 $219 Saturday - Sunday 12:30PM-5PM).
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    Southern California Theater Guide More Than 499 Seats Alex Theatre 216 N. Brand Blvd. Glendale, CA 91203-2610 (818) 243-2611 (818) 243-2611, ext. 15 www.alextheatre.org Email: [email protected]. R-VA. Seating: 1,381. Music pit, complete lighting and sound equipment inventory. Contact: Barry M. McComb, executive director Ahmanson Theatre 135 N. Grand Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 972-7478 (213) 972-7478 (rentals); (213) 972-7235 (213) 972-7235 (casting hotline) www.centertheatregroup.org Mail: 601 W. Temple St., Los Angeles, CA 90012 Open, H&R, M, Limited (Equity). Seating: 1,600-2,000 Arlington Center for the Performing Arts 1317 State St. Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 963-9589 (805) 963-9589 www.thearlingtontheatre.com R-VA. Seating: 2,018. Contact: Karen Killingsworth James Armstrong Theatre (in Torrance Cultural Arts Center) 3330 Civic Center Dr. Torrance, CA 90503 (310) 781-7150 (310) 781-7150 www.tcac.torrnet.com R-VA, W (through Cultural Arts Center). Seating: 502. Contact: Anita Moisen Southern California Theater Guide Barnum Hall Theatre & Humanities Center Theatre (Santa Monica Civic Light Opera) 601 Pico Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90405 (310) 458-5939 (310) 458-5939 R, Closed (only students and school alumni cast). Recently completed an $8.1 million restoration of the original “art moderne” style. Everything has been updated to top-of-the-line theatrical resources. Humanities Center seating: 200. Barnum Hall seating: 1,200. Rental contact: Carey Upton, (310) 395-3204 (310) 395-3204 ext. 417 Cerritos Center for the Perfoming Arts 12700 Center Court Dr. Cerritos, CA 90703 (562) 916-8510 (562) 916-8510 www.cerritoscenter.com Email: [email protected] R.
  • July 16-19, 2017 Final Attendee List

    July 16-19, 2017 Final Attendee List

    ST 41 ANNUAL CONFERENCE & THEATRE TOUR LOS ANGELES, CA JULY 16-19, 2017 FINAL ATTENDEE LIST DOUGLAS I. ABBATIELLO, Architect JANIS BARLOW HOPE BIBER, Client Success Director HHSDR Architects and Engineers Janis A. Barlow & Associates Agile Ticketing Solutions 603 Prindle Street 44 Charles St. West, Suite 5005 3810 Central Pike, Suite 301 Sharon, PA 16146 Toronto, ON M4Y 1R8 Canada Hermitage, TN 37076 (724) 981-8820 (416) 921-0208 (615) 442-6998 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] TABITHA ABBOTT, Director of Operations JONATHAN BARON, Associate ROY BLACKWOOD, Executive Director Academy Center of the Arts Saban Theatre Southeastern Louisiana University / 600 Main Street 8444 Wilshire Boulevard, 8th Floor Columbia Theatre Lynchburg, VA 24504 Beverly Hills, CA 90211 SLU 10797 [email protected] (323) 658-9100 Hammond, LA 70402 [email protected] (985) 543-4366 CHRISTINE AUERBACH [email protected] Development Director TOM BATEMAN Fox Tucson Theatre Foundation Regional Sales Manager: West BILL BLAKE, West Coast Director P.O. Box 1008 Staging Concepts AMS Planning & Research Tucson, AZ 85702 8400 Wyoming Avenue N, Suite 100 2617 K Street, Suite 225 [email protected] Brooklyn Park, MN 55445 Sacramento, CA 95816 (763) 533-2094 (800) 887-3282 MOLLY BABICH, Special Events Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] Vendini, Inc. 660 Market Street JOHN BELL, President & CEO DANIELLE BOYKE, Project Manager San Francisco, CA 94104 Tampa Theatre AMS Planning & Research [email protected]