Palladium Times Square’s history dates to its opening as the Loews Astor Plaza movie theater in 1974. A $21 million makeover by renowned architect David Rockwell in 2005 saw it reopen as the Nokia Theater concert venue, before rebranding as the Best Buy Theater, then the Playstation Theater. Under its new moniker, it is now regarded as one of the premiere live event venues in New York’s always bustling, high-energy Times Square neighborhood - with a W. 44th Street entrance right in the heart of the action. It boasts an impressive 2200 capacity, three dressing rooms, a green room and a professionally-equipped production office. Most conveniently, there are a trio of loading elevators directly accessing the stage.

The strikingly designed, state-of-the-art interior features both a considerable standing-room orchestra section, and a large seating area at the rear of the auditorium. It’s also convenient to an impressive array of NYC subway lines.

HD TV’s throughout
85′ LED marquee on Broadway
3 Fully stocked bars
Full professional bartending staff
Professional catering services
3 Dressing suites
VIP dressing suite
3 Coat check rooms
Discounted parking
Stagehands available

Palladium Times Square’s HD LED marquee stretches 85′ long and 10′ high. Located right on the corner of 44th and Broadway, one of the busiest intersections in the world. The marquee is available for one hour prior and during your event.