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The Paragon Theatre
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The Paragon Theatre

Overview

The Paragon Theatre in Queenstown Tasmania was built in 1933 in true art deco style. This unique building with its hand-painted art deco patterned floor now offers many options for your entertainment.

Join the regular weekday screening of the FRANKLIN, an epic rafting adventure to retrace the story of Australia’s most significant environmental battle: the saving of the Franklin River. Doors open 4 pm, Franklin Screens at 5 pm.

Groups of all types can book an exclusive dining and movie experience. Contact them for options and reservations.

Or just call in and for a small fee take a self-guided tour of the theatre to take in its history and visit the intact projection box. A 15-minute short about the theatre screens with every self-guided visit with proceeds going towards the continued restoration of the building.

For live shows and other special events throughout the year visit our website and Facebook page.

Book an Adventure with RoamWild Tasmania and discover Queenstown’s hidden gems and epic experiences such as the Mt Owen 4×4 uplift.
We can also arrange great self-contained accommodation in Queenstown across the street Mt Lyell Anchorage.

The Paragon Theatre can be found in the centre of Queenstown opposite the Empire Hotel with plenty of free parking next door.

Prices from

$7.00

Self-guided tour $7

Adult movie ticket $14

Cafe and Bar. Competitively priced drinks and snacks.

Information and merchandise stand.

Address
11 McNamara Street The Paragon Theatre Queenstown, Tasmania Australia 7467 View on map
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Facilities

Bar Cafe Carpark Conference/Convention Facilities Enquiry Desk Family Friendly Food and Refreshments Non Smoking Restaurant

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Where to find us

The Paragon Theatre

11 McNamara Street The Paragon Theatre Queenstown, Tasmania Australia 7467

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