Venue Info, Features and Facilities
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Bag Policy:
You may bring in small personal bags and backpacks. Please do not bring in large backpacks.
Water Policy:
You may bring in sealed water bottles and empty plastic refillable water bottles.
Parking:
If you do choose to drive the Fox partners with the Franklin Plaza Garage to serve their event hours. You can enter on 19th Street in between Franklin and Broadway on the left hand side. $20 flat rate parking for events. Garage closed on Saturday and Sundays unless posted for an event.
Parking Information and/or Reservations
Public Transit:
Take BART to the 19th Street Oakland station
Exit the BART station towards 19th Street/Broadway
Walk one block to the Fox Theater at 1807 Telegraph Ave
Public Transit Information
ADA Accessibility:
To purchase wheelchair accessible seating, click the “request accessible tickets” link on the Ticketmaster event page or order in person at the Fox Theater box office.
Concessions Info:
Food is available for purchase at every show. A special menu is served in The Den and includes vegetarian/vegan options.
Other Venue Info:
The Fox Theater is currently cashless. Cash payments are not accepted at ] box office, bar, merch store or coat check. Venue accepts all cards and Apple Pay. The coat check is located upstairs to the left as you walk into the theater. It is open every show and costs $3.00 per item. The Fox Theater has a smoking section both upstairs and downstairs that patrons may use during the show. An
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Fan Reviews
My favorite venue in the Bay area, or anywhere else, in fact. Great sound throughout. I prefer the floor area, which has multiple levels to provide good sight-lines. Also, at least 4 bars right in the floor area. Usually the floor is GA without seats, but can be seated for certain shows. The upstairs also has good sound and comfortable seating, if that’s your thing. The Fox has a classic Eastern-inspired decor that I would describe as LUSH. Staff is efficient and friendly, as you’d expect at a place that hosts the everything from folk to metal. Bathrooms are clean and big enough for the crowd. Upstairs bathrooms have an odd antechamber for some reason. Drinks and food are good and somewhat expensive, but not outside of what you’d expect. Parking in Oakland is mixed. Often I’ve parked in an open lot for $5. If there’s a festival or event on Telegraph, parking can be very tough, best to use BART. I’ve never had to wait more than a few minutes to get in.
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