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Disney’s El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood has opened ticket sales for a limited Coco engagement from Friday, Oct. 2, through Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026. The theatre’s official showing page lists reserved seats at $23 including fees, a Tuesday price of $8 including fees, and a Familia Pack of four reserved tickets for $76 including fees.
That is a one-week Hollywood Boulevard booking decision, not a theme-park ticket. If you are already planning things to do in Los Angeles, the run sits between the theatre’s current Avengers Endgame encore (Sept. 24 to Oct. 1) and the December Avengers: Doomsday advance sale. Independent coverage from Socalthrills confirmed the same Oct. 2 to 8 window and that tickets are on sale now, though the theatre’s own prices are the ones to use.
- Dates: Coco screens Oct. 2 to 8, 2026, at El Capitan Theatre, 6838 Hollywood Blvd.
- Showtimes: 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. daily on the official run page.
- Standard cost: $23 all-ages reserved, including fees; Tuesdays $8 including fees.
- Fan event: Friday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m.; General $38, Fiesta Pack $78, fees included.
- Family pack: $76 for four reserved tickets, not valid for the fan event.
Coco Showtimes Run Oct. 2 to 8
The official El Capitan Theatre Coco page sets the engagement for October 2, 2026, to October 8, 2026, with four daily showtimes. All listed seats are reserved. The film is rated PG, and the theatre’s listing carries a 1 hour 45 minute runtime, matching the 105-minute cut used for this booking.
As guests enter, the theatre schedules Mariachi Divas and Ballet Folklorico de Los Angeles live on stage. Before the feature, it schedules a Fiesta of Lights with music from the movie. Those add-ons are part of the listed event, not a separate ticket, on both the run page and the fan-event page.
The same Coco listing includes a Spanish dubbed screening option with an Oct. 4 opening date. Socalthrills reports a 4 p.m. Sunday screening for that dubbed show. Confirm the exact Spanish-dubbed clock time in the theatre’s ticket flow before you lock a party that needs it.
Fan Event Packages on Friday Oct. 2
Opening night is also the fan event. The theatre’s Coco Fan Event page lists a single screening: Friday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. That occupies the 7 p.m. clock on the first day of the run, so a regular 7 p.m. ticket is the wrong product if you want the packages.
Two packages are on sale, and both include all fees. The General Ticket is $38 and includes a reserved seat, a 64-ounce popcorn tub, a 24-ounce fountain drink, and an event credential. The Fiesta Pack is $78 and adds priority entry plus a Lantern Sipper on top of the same reserved seat, popcorn, drink, and credential.
The Familia Pack does not apply to the fan event. If four people want the 7 p.m. Friday show, they need four fan-event tickets, not the $76 four-pack. Buy the regular run for Saturday through Thursday, or for the 10 a.m., 1 p.m., or 4 p.m. slots on Friday, if the fan extras are not the point.
Ticket Prices, Tuesday $8, and the Familia Pack
For the regular engagement, all-ages reserved seats are $23 including fees. That is the number on the official run page, not the $20 figure that appeared in some secondary writeups. Use the theatre site or 1-800-347-6396 (1-800-DISNEY6) if a third-party cart shows a different base price.
Tuesdays are $8 including fees. Inside this one-week run, Tuesday is Oct. 6, 2026, so there is a single $8 day, not a repeating weekday habit. If cost is the decision, that date is the cheapest official seat, subject to remaining inventory.
The Familia Pack is $76 including fees for four reserved tickets. It is subject to availability and is not valid for the fan event. At $19 a seat before you count concessions, it undercuts four separate $23 tickets when four people can sit together on a non-fan-event showtime.
Hollywood Boulevard Access and Parking
The theatre’s physical address is 6838 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028. Suggested parking is the Ovation Parking Structure at 1755 N Highland Ave, across the street. The theatre does a partial validation if you park there and bring the stub inside. With validation, the structure is $3 for up to four hours, then $2.50 per 20 minutes, with a $25 daily maximum.
The Metro B Line station in the Ovation complex sits across Hollywood Boulevard from the theatre. Base fare is $1.75 one way. Rideshare drop-off is the curb in front of 6838 Hollywood Blvd. If you are pairing the screening with a longer Los Angeles stay, start with where to stay in Los Angeles and treat Hollywood Boulevard as a night, not a park day.
How to Buy Reserved Seats
Tickets are on sale on the official showing pages. The theatre also sells by phone at 1-800-347-6396. Socalthrills additionally points readers to Fandango for the same reserved-seat inventory. Whatever cart you use, match the product name: regular Coco, Coco Spanish Dubbed, or Coco Fan Event.
Seats are reserved, so a late walk-up is a leftover-inventory bet, not a general-admission line. The current Avengers Endgame encore still occupies Sept. 24 to Oct. 1, including a Friday fan event on Sept. 25. Do not mix those tickets with the Coco week.
Bring the Ovation parking stub into the lobby if you want the $3 four-hour validation. Arrive before the posted showtime: Mariachi Divas, Ballet Folklorico de Los Angeles, and the Fiesta of Lights are listed as part of entry, not as a reason to sit down at the last minute.
| If you… | What to do |
|---|---|
| Want the cheapest official seat | Buy Tuesday, Oct. 6, at $8 including fees, while that inventory lasts. |
| Are four people on a regular showtime | Use the $76 Familia Pack (four reserved seats, not valid for the fan event). |
| Want opening-night extras | Buy the Oct. 2, 7 p.m. fan event: $38 General or $78 Fiesta Pack, fees included. |
| Need a Spanish dubbed screening | Select the Spanish dubbed product; official listing opens Oct. 4, and Socalthrills reports 4 p.m. Sunday. |
Oct. 2, 2026, is the first screening day. The 7 p.m. slot that night is the fan event, not a standard reserved seat.
Oct. 6, 2026, is the only $8 Tuesday in this run. If price is the gate, that is the dated window.
Oct. 8, 2026, is the last listed day. There is no published holdover on the Coco showing page after Thursday.
When is Coco playing at El Capitan Theatre?
The official run is Oct. 2 to 8, 2026, with showtimes at 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. The Oct. 2, 7 p.m. show is the fan event.
How much do El Capitan Coco tickets cost?
Regular reserved seats are $23 including fees. Tuesdays are $8 including fees. The Familia Pack is $76 for four reserved tickets. Fan-event tickets are $38 or $78.
What is included in the El Capitan Coco fan event?
The Friday, Oct. 2, 7 p.m. event includes a reserved seat, popcorn, a fountain drink, and a credential. The $78 Fiesta Pack adds priority entry and a Lantern Sipper.
Is there a Spanish dubbed Coco screening at El Capitan?
Yes. The theatre lists a Spanish dubbed option opening Oct. 4, 2026. Socalthrills reports a 4 p.m. Sunday screening; confirm the time at checkout.
Where do I park for El Capitan Theatre?
Use the Ovation Parking Structure at 1755 N Highland Ave. With theatre validation, parking is $3 for up to four hours, then $2.50 per 20 minutes, $25 daily maximum.
How do I buy El Capitan Coco tickets?
Buy on elcapitantheatre.com showing pages or by calling 1-800-347-6396. All seats are reserved. Match the product name so you do not buy the fan event by mistake.
