Picture Show at Frontier Village

1771 State Highway 69, Prescott, AZ 86301

Open · verified by Lumina November 2026

A Picture Show multiplex off Highway 69 in Prescott with reserved seating and electric recliners in most auditoriums. It plays the full slate of current releases.

Quick facts

Type
Regional independent, Independent first-run
Address
1771 State Highway 69, Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone
(928) 237-5028
Hours
Shows from about 5 PM to 10 PM on Nov 8

What to expect

On screen

  • New releases
  • Family films

At the theater

  • Recliner seating
  • Concessions

Good to know

Are the seats reserved?
Yes, showtimes are listed as reserved seating, and most auditoriums have electric recliners.
What is the phone number?
The office is (928) 237-5028 and the movie line is (928) 515-2392.
Where is Picture Show at Frontier Village?
Picture Show at Frontier Village is at 1771 State Highway 69, Prescott, AZ 86301. Phone: (928) 237-5028.
Is Picture Show at Frontier Village open?
Yes. Lumina verified Picture Show at Frontier Village as open in November 2026. Check the theater's showtimes for today's schedule.
How do I buy tickets for Picture Show at Frontier Village?
Buy tickets directly from the theater using the Showtimes & tickets button on this page. You can also call (928) 237-5028.
What independent theaters are near Picture Show at Frontier Village?
Mary D. Fisher Theatre in Sedona (43 mi), Saguaro Theatre in Wickenburg (43 mi), and FatCats Suprise 8 in Surprise (65 mi).
Mary D. Fisher TheatreSaguaro TheatreFatCats Suprise 8

Getting there

1771 State Highway 69, Prescott, AZ 86301 · Get directions · Map © OpenStreetMap contributors

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Hours

Shows from about 5 PM to 10 PM on Nov 8

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