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Mystery Science Theater 3000 LIVE

Time Bubble Tour

Sun, Dec 26, 2021 @ 7:00P
Date

Sun, Dec 26, 2021 @ 7:00P

Venue
Balboa Theatre
Masks
Masks are required for all guests regardless of vaccination status.
Vaccination
Proof of vaccination or negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours of event required
Pricing
Tickets start at $29.50 (includes a $3.50 Facility Restoration Fee)
Run Time
Approximately 2 hours (including 20 minute intermission)
Children
All ages must have own ticket.
VIP Packages
Limited VIP Meet & Greet Tickets Available Online
On Sale
Public on Sale begins Fri, July 9, 2021 @ 9:00A

Per the California Department of Public Health (CDPH),  guests who attend this event will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 (at least two weeks after final dose) OR a negative test is required:

  • 48 hours before an event for a PCR test
  • 24 hours before an event for a rapid antigen test

In addition, all guests are required to wear a mask while inside the theatre, regardless of vaccination status.

For your convenience, Lux Concierge is offering rapid testing onsite at the Civic and Balboa Theatres for $35 per test.  Testing is available 1 hour before the event. Please plan to arrive early to the venue to accommodate the testing.


Following the wildly successful “Watch Out for Snakes! Tour” in 2017, the “30th Anniversary Tour” in 2018, and “The Great Cheesy Movie Circus Tour” in 2019, Mystery Science Theater 3000 LIVE is launching the next all new production to hit the road! Join host Emily Connor (Emily Marsh) and the world’s greatest – and only – movie riffing robots, Tom Servo (Conor McGiffin), Crow (Nate Begle), and GPC (Yvonne Freese), as they take you on an exhilarating rollercoaster ride through the film Making Contact, imposed by Mad Scientist, Mega-Synthia (Yvonne Freese). Now you can sit in the same theater with your favorite characters and experience this long running comedy phenomenon in a universally-acclaimed LIVE event.

“MST3K contains some of the HIPPEST, deepest SATIRE of the generation.”
—Los Angeles Times

“The greatest talk-back show EVER made.”
—Wired Magazine

“30 years later, that INGENIOUS B-movie spoof is still GOING STRONG.”
—The New York Times