📅 2025 Summer Movie Schedule
- Saturday, August 2 – Ghost
- Saturday, August 16 – (TBD)
🕒 Event Overview
- Headphone Check-In Opens: 7:00 PM
- Previews Begin: 7:30 PM
- Movie Starts: Around dusk (approximately 8:00–8:30 PM)
- Location: Parking lot adjacent to El Torito near Dock 55
- Address: Fisherman’s Village, 13755 Fiji Way, Marina del Rey, CA
🎧 How It Works
All audio is delivered through wireless headphones for a silent cinema experience that keeps the waterfront peaceful for all.
Headphone Options:
- 🎟️ Free with a $10+ same-day food or drink receipt from any participating restaurant (per person)
- 💵 Or available for a $10 donation per person
- 👨👩👧👦 Same rate applies to adults and children
- 📍 Check-In Table is located in the parking lot near El Torito
- 🔁 Headphones are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis
🍽️ What to Eat
Bring your dinner to-go and enjoy it picnic-style during the film. A $10+ purchase from any of the restaurants below qualifies you for a free movie headset.
🦞 La Sirenetta
- Lobster roll
- Fish tacos or shrimp po’ boy
🍝 La Marina Trattoria
- Pasta to-go
- Garlic bread & caprese salad combo
🌮 El Torito
- Tacos, nachos, quesadillas
- Chips & guacamole
🍦 Marina Mart
- Italian Gelato Cones & Cups
- Artisan gelato cookie sandwiches
- Persian saffron rose pistachio ice cream
- Unique Flavor Single Serving Tubs, like Ube, Thai Tea, & Black Sesame
- Macaron ice cream sandwiches
- Popcorn and other grab-and-go snacks & sweets
🥞 KC Crepes
- Sweet & savory crepes
- Smoothies, boba tea & coffee
🍔 Lighthouse Fountain & Grill
- Cheeseburgers & fries
- Hot dogs, shakes & classic combo meals
🚗 Getting There, Parking & Accessibility
🅿️ Parking
- On-site at Fisherman’s Village
- $2 per hour at paystations | $8 daily max
- Arrive early for best availability
🚍 Public Transportation
- Take LA Metro’s C Line (formerly Green Line) to the Marina del Rey Station
- Transfer to Culver City Bus #1
🚤 WaterBus
- $1 scenic ride through the harbor
- Stops at 8 locations, including Fisherman’s Village
♿ Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible walkways, restrooms & parking
- WaterBus and Beach Shuttle are also ADA-compliant
🚕 Rideshare
- Use Fiji Way entrance
- Be prepared for a short walk; avoid stopping in active traffic lanes
🌟 Local Tips
- Arrive early to park, grab food, and claim your spot
- Seating is festival-style – low chairs and blankets only
- No umbrellas or tall items that block the view
- Take the WaterBus for a relaxing pre-movie cruise
- Share your experience with #SunsetCinemaMDR
🎥 Make It Part of Your Summer
Fisherman’s Village Sunset Cinema is where coastal charm, community vibes, and classic films come together. Don’t miss this new summer tradition — right here by the water in Marina del Rey.
Visit ExploreMarinadelRey.com for more info!
Additional things to do at Fisherman’s Village!
The Ultimate Escape Room is now open at Fisherman’s Village. This attraction invites groups of two to eight people to solve a series of puzzles, find clues, and escape the room within a set time limit. Click here for more information. Check out the art gallery, Counsel and Canvas Art, which recently opened closer to the water toward the Marina del Rey Sportfishing dock.
Free live music is offered on the plaza on Sunday afternoons year-round (weather depending).
The village is the boarding place for City Cruises year-round dining cruises and Marina del Rey Parasailing (closed November-February), as well as one of the Marina’s destinations for hourly and daily rentals of sailing and power boats, jet skis, kayaks, and paddle boards. Fisherman’s Village also serves as one of eight pick-up/drop-off locations for the Wate
rBus (operates during the summer only). Parking is available onsite for $2 (up to 2 hours), $4 ( 2-4 hours) with a daily max of $8.
- For more Fisherman Village info, checkout exploremarinadelrey more info!
- Follow Explore Marina del Rey on IG.
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Venice Paparazzi’s Alex Stowell and his Solé Bicycle