Admiral Theater, Seattle, Cinema theater in West Seattle, US.

Admiral Theater is a movie theater in West Seattle equipped with modern digital projection and quality sound across multiple screening rooms. It offers several daily showtimes for visitors to choose from.

The theater was founded in 1942 and has remained an important entertainment venue in West Seattle ever since. It has survived decades by modernizing its technology while keeping its role in the community.

The nautical theme runs through the building: auditoriums are labeled by "pier", green seahorses accompany the exit signs, and the staff room is called "the crew's quarters". A 1942 mural of George Vancouver behind the concession stand spans floor to ceiling, and the Portola's two portholes hang above the lobby.

Visitors can buy tickets online or through mobile apps and select showtimes on the same day. The building is easy to reach and has parking nearby.

The nautical theme dates to the 1919 Portola Theatre: two portholes from its facade now hang above the Admiral's lobby, auditoriums are labeled by "pier", and green seahorses accompany the exit signs.