Great acoustics... great sound. But HOT and uncomfortable... and crowded. Super tight seating. Still enjoy concerts here.

What a beautiful, vintage theatre! Went to catch the Brit Floyd show and it was an amazing experience! Was a little warm inside but well worth it.

What a gorgeous theatre. Reminds me of some I saw on Broadway. Needs a BIT of restoration in spots (doors leading out need paint, seats don't like to stay in upright position when vacant, etc.), but worth the visit.

Went to see Air Supply and Little River Band last night. Concert was great, however the venue was horrible! Paid a lot of money for the seats and I wish we had some kind of credit back. There was no air-conditioning and half of the restrooms didn’t work. It was the most dilapidated venue I’ve been to in my life. We literally went through 10 cups of ice, just trying to cool us down. Had to buy six bottles of water to keep putting them on our backs to keep us cool. It’s such a shame! Hopefully they can get a renovation going soon because it really needs it. All things considered, the bartenders were very understanding and helpful when they could be.

A beautiful theater to catch a show...in the winter. Historic. Original. Beautiful.

This is a beautiful venue the structure is Magnificent the sound quality is probably unmatched in Fresno there are a few problems the plumbing is inadequate the handicapped access to bathrooms was intolerable the fact that the balcony was closed for this show didn't inspire people to come the balcony is always been a highlight of the Warner's Theater I understand this maybe under new ownership so I will come back and revaluate this in a few months however I love the venue but feel that they're missing the money that it takes to properly support such a place the plumbing look completely inadequate you couldn't even flush their urinals in the basement they were hard plumbed and had no valves this is not an acceptable method of flushing a toilet I'm not sure what's going on at this venue but it is substandard and not to code that is not tolerable for Mass buildings as we witnessed in Rhode Island you cannot take shortcuts in theaters remember the Rhode Island fires or because of shortcuts and cheap ownership you cannot be cheap when you own a club like this or a venue like this you also need to attract quality act and do proper promotion which was not done for this event and only sold out about 3/4 of the bottom of the theater easily they could have filled the theater had it in properly promoted the facility for only promoted on one radio channel and the radio channel 95.7 never played one Y&T song and after they did the ads for the van this is not the proper way to do such promotion I'm not sure who's running the radio station but they surely didn't understand their own business and maybe the Warner's Theater doesn't either it is kind of sad that we're seeing a decline in service and in facilities throughout our state we see 30% of the nation's homeless on our streets many of them right there at the Warner's Theater that isn't such a pleasant thing either I guess we're in Decline Next Step Mad Max!

Great classic theater! Really a stunner! Saw my kids and the Polynesian Club of Fresno dance here and we had a great time!

Great venue for a show. However, the interior is good but needs more work to make it sparkle & shine...also, for shows they need to open the upstairs bar in addition to the lobby bar. Warnors is losing out on ALOT of potential revenue by only having the lobby bar open and not upstairs open also.

Jackson Browne rocked tonight for over 2 1/2 hours! HE was great! Unfortunately, Warnor's must have an antiquated a/c system. People were fanning themselves because the heat was barely tolerable. Super dated venue that looks geriatric at best and in need of hospice care at worst.

What a beautiful venue!!! Went to see a concert there and it was a wonderful experience. I look forward to going to other events there in the future.

Beautiful historic theatre! It is in need of some TLC, but the sound quality is good for concerts and the seating is comfortable. Not a bad seat in the house!

Performing Arts Theater, Warnors Theatre is a part of history you should experience. It has a balcony and lower tier with restrooms located down the stairs on the first level arriving to basement level. As far as the seating goes, rows are so tight you have to stand to allow people to pass. Last, there is no air conditioning. With all this said, you should still go and experience the beautiful 1928 articture. It is a venue worth experiencing at least once. Support the Performing Arts.... Enjoy! 🌆

I had the most incredible experience at Warnors Theatre in Fresno! This historic gem is truly a treasure that everyone should experience. From the moment I stepped inside, I was transported back in time to an era of grandeur and elegance. The architecture and design of Warnors Theatre are simply breathtaking. The attention to detail in every corner is awe-inspiring, showcasing the incredible craftsmanship of a bygone era. The intricate moldings, lavish chandeliers, and opulent decor are a testament to the rich history that this theatre holds. Speaking of history, I was fascinated to learn that Warnors Theatre has been a cornerstone of the Fresno downtown area for over a century! It's hard to believe that this theatre has witnessed so much cultural change and evolution throughout the years. From its early days hosting vaudeville performances to its role in the entertainment scene of today, this theatre stands as a living monument to the power of art and community. What struck me most was the dedication to preserving the theatre's heritage while also embracing modern entertainment. The blend of classic charm and state-of-the-art technology is a testament to the management's commitment to providing the best possible experience for its patrons. Attending a performance at Warnors Theatre is like stepping into history while enjoying the best of today's entertainment. The acoustics were phenomenal, allowing every note and word to reach my ears with pristine clarity. The comfortable seating ensured that I could fully immerse myself in the show without any distractions. Whether you're a history buff, a theatre enthusiast, or simply looking for an unforgettable night out, Warnors Theatre is the place to be. It's a cultural landmark that holds within its walls a legacy of artistic expression, and it continues to shape the artistic landscape of Fresno. My visit to Warnors Theatre was an experience I'll cherish forever. I left with a heart full of gratitude for the artists who've graced its stage and the generations that have kept its spirit alive. If you find yourself in Fresno, do not miss the chance to witness the magic of Warnors Theatre – an absolute must-see!

I love this theatre. I've performed there, so lots of good memories. Only thing was that it was super hot in there. We should of all gotten a free water. Plus, we were not happy that we had no information that we had to change our seating after we already came in the theater. After checking in. Someone or a sign should have been said.

Great atmosphere, beautiful construction. Happy they are bringing some mid level Rock groups to the Valley. Only complaint is lack of any cooling. Was almost as warm inside as outside. By the end of the show definitely cooler outside.

First time being here.. I dont know what this place is about. But, i think they were talking about god here..

Beautiful venue. They don't build them like this anymore. Not sure why but no alcohol. Great sunny day with the hills all green from all the rain. The lakes are all full and weekend traffic was light.

Saw a comedy show here and was a great venue. Definitely gave that old vibe. Would love to comeback for a concert.

The historic Warnor's Theater is a most beautiful venue with awesome acoustics for music. It is my favorite venue for concerts.

I love working at "Warnors Theatre".☺ I bumped into an old friend of mine that i haven't seen in years. It was good to see him. ☺

Very beautiful place to visit... Can't wait till they open

The venue is awesome but for the aziz show I was at yesterday they didn't open the doors soon enough and people were still coming into the show over an hour into his set and he had a opener the went on before him for 30 minutes. It was incredibly distracting because people were arguing over seats and it was just extremely unprofessional

Great old deco theater. Like to see it used more often.

It's The Prize of Fulton st., Downtown Fresno! Great place to be.

Entering the main Theatre, the atmosphere is notably very alive and enchanting. The ceiling design is a wonderful piece of art. Acoustics for Neil Young & CrazyHorse were very good

I'm from the bay area. We have the cow palace, Oakland Coliseum, etc. Those types of places necessitated the term, nose bleed seats. For Sammy Hagar, at the Warnors Theater, we were in said, "nose bleed seats". It was amazing how close to the stage we were and, what a great view we had. I'll gladly sit there again. Amazing. These photos were taken 2 rows from the very top, back of warnors, with a cell phone and were zoomed and cropped slighly from it original format. But wow, made for awesome nose bleed seat photos. Lol

The seats require drastic upgrades. Sat in the front row and one seat almost fell to the floor it was so loose. The theater itself is actually beautiful. Exiting from the theater though is chaotic to say the least.

Step back in time to the 20's . The beautiful Warnors Theater is a magnificent gem of history. The restored Warnors Theater had their 90th Anniversary. It is truly a must see. And check out the venues, they have a lot going on.

If only I could step back in time and witness what the Warnors Theatre was like in it's prime. A very beautiful theatre, you can't help but be in awe when you enter this grand theatre. The Warnors is definitely a Fresno jewel.

Beautiful Theater but not wheel chair friendly at all!. Bought 4 tickets fir Cheep Trick,let them 1 needed to be wheel chair accessible. They said no problem but that one ticket cost 2xs as much. Night of the show found out it was in an aisle, and behind a column! My friend even had to move because another wheel chair and a tech bring equipment from the stage couldn't get by. Was told we could sit wherever we wanted, and they would call us. No call yet though.