Michigan Theater

Available Assistive Devices and Technology. Hearing Loop. (M & S) For patrons with hearing aids equipped with telecoils, hearing loops are installed in the Michigan Theater’s Main Auditorium and Screening Room and in all four theaters at the State Theatre. When in these spaces, please set your device to Telecoil or “T”. Assistive Listening. (M & S) Assistive Radio Frequency (R.F.) listening devices are available from the Michigan Theater’s Guest Service desk beginning 30 minutes before all performances and screenings in the Main Auditorium. Anyone with or without a hearing aid or cochlear implant may use the device from any seat in the Main. A major credit card or driver’s license is needed as a security deposit. Closed Captioning. (M & S) For films that include closed captioning, closed captioning devices (small easy-to-read LED screens) are available. These devices can be used in the Michigan Theater’s historic Main Auditorium and Screening Room and in all four theaters at the State Theatre. Please note that not all films are equipped with closed captioning. We will include information on whether closed captioning is available on the film page. Descriptive Audio. (M) When films include descriptive audio, headphones are available. Currently, these devices can only be used in the Michigan Theater’s historic Main Auditorium. Please note that not all films are equipped with descriptive audio. We will include information on whether descriptive audio is available on the film page.

Theater box offices open 30 minutes prior to the first screening of the day.

Yes

Red Hawk, Knight's, Sava's, Aventura, Tio's, Mani Osteria, Totaro, Slurping Turtle, & many more.

I am unsure of what type of bag you are referring to? If it is a tote bag, or perhaps an oversized handbag that is definitely okay.

Either will work. Paper or e-ticket.

According to the theater's website "Tickets can be returned within one hour of the screening start time. Distribution agreements do not allow for refunds to be processed after the screening begins."

You can buy them there

Yes, on the street or in the structure off of Maynard. Street parking is free after 6 M-Sat. And Sunday or holidays all day

The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival Plays Saturday, April 9th, at 7:00pm at the Michigan! Ignite your passion for adventure! The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour will exhilarate you with amazing big-screen stories when it comes to the Michigan Theater. Journey to exotic locations, paddle the wildest waters and climb the highest peaks. Hosted by Adventure Leadership! 2022. 180 mins. Short Films.

Yes, if you order online you can get print-at-home delivery or pick up tickets at will call. Or you can buy tickets at the box office.

Two are available within a few minutes walk of the theater. One with a vehicle entrance off of Washington between Division and State and a pedestrian entrance on Liberty. Location code: 77J5+32 Ann Arbor, Michigan The other has vehicle entrances off of Maynard and Thompson between Liberty and William. Location code: 77H5+F5 Ann Arbor, Michigan Both cost the same. The Maynard structure has more room but is also usually busier.

The seats are not too small

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There is a convenient parking structure between Manard St and Thompson St. right at Liberty. It's $1.20 an hour and free on Sundays. Otherwise there are meters as well. I prefer the chance Manard structure for convenience. I hope that helps. 🙂

There are several movies showing at the Michigan Theater today including Mary Queen of Scots and Mary Poppins. There's a Mary Poppins coloring event at the Ann Arbor Mellets Creek branch library at 1pm today. UMMA (University of Michigan Museum of Art) is open today until 5pm. The Ann Arbor Hands-on Museum is open today as well, if you have children. They are also currently holding a 'Hackathon' on gaming. Align Divine has $5 yoga classes today. If you're a foodie, today at 3pm Zingerman's Creamery is holding a Cheese 101 class. Every Thursday, excluding today, Plum Market on North Campus holds wine tastings from 6:30pm to 8pm. I hope this helps! 🙂

There is a parking structure on Maynard about a block away

Their license with the state to sell alcohol requires you to be a Michigan Theater member. With a membership you can buy for yourself and your friends. A range of memberships is available from $5 to much more. Food is limited: eg. great popcorn, Zingerman's brownies, candy bars.

There is the State Theater close by on State St, if you're getting confused by that. The Michigan Theater is on Liberty St. Both prominently display their signs out front. The Michigan Theater has only one main theater inside and it's just to the left as soon as you're through the main doors, so it's hard not to know where to go. There is also a screening room near the restrooms, but it's small and doesn't support main venues.

Rough. Maynard parking structure if not full ia good and half a block away. They do have handicap drop off right in front which is nice.

I dont know. I suggest checking the website.

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Not sure, but taking a printout of the confirmation would be good.