The Triple Door

The Triple Door is a music venue in Seattle with multiple connected spaces designed for different types of performances and visitor experiences. The Mainstage theater holds 300 spectators, while the Musicquarium lounge provides a more relaxed setting with food and drinks, complemented by private dining rooms.

The building was originally constructed in 1925 as the Embassy Theatre and served the community for decades. Following extensive renovations, it reopened in 2003 under its current name and was transformed into a modern multipurpose entertainment concept.

The venue draws audiences who appreciate both local and international artists spanning folk, jazz, and world music genres. Visitors experience not just performances but the character of a place where artists and listeners meet in a more refined setting.

The space offers various seating options and pricing tiers, allowing visitors to choose an arrangement that suits them. Those wanting to dine before or after a show can access food and drinks on-site.

The Musicquarium lounge features a large freshwater aquarium displaying 1,900 gallons of water in its backdrop, creating an unusual dining atmosphere. This feature creates a distinctive setting that few other entertainment venues can match.

Location: Washington

Inception: 2003

GPS coordinates: 47.60860,-122.33800

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:54