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Singha D'Luck Cinematic Theatre

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Current operation has not been verified. Confirm the name, hours and location before relying on the older details below.

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The current status

Singha D’Luck Cinematic Theatre has conflicting operating signals. The exact Google Maps venue is marked temporarily closed. At the same time, a local hotel published a July 2026 guide claiming the KAAN show is running, and a ticket channel continues to display performance information.

The ticket page showed sold-out or unavailable inventory when checked. That can mean a show is not running, a particular allocation is exhausted or the product has not been maintained. It is not enough to resolve the map’s closure flag.

Identity and location

The more complete verified name is Singha D’Luck Cinematic Theatre. The older page used D’Luck Cinematic Theatre and described it only as a generic theatre in Pratumnak.

The venue is on Thepprasit Road, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri 20150. The existing coordinates match the exact venue listing, and the phone number shown in the current research is 081 700 5570.

This is the purpose-built theatre historically associated with KAAN, a large-format cinematic stage production. That history is well established; the unresolved question is whether a performance is currently available.

Why a ticket page is not enough

Resellers can retain show descriptions and weekly schedules after inventory changes. A current crawl date proves that the page is online, not that the theatre doors are open. In this case, the unavailable inventory makes the distinction especially important.

The local hotel guide is fresher and explicitly says the production is running, but it is not the venue operator. Its claim conflicts with the direct map status and needs confirmation before anyone travels or pays.

How to verify a performance

Call the published number and ask for the exact date, curtain time and ticket collection method. If booking through a third party, require selectable live inventory and review the cancellation terms before payment.

Do not rely on a generic weekly schedule, an old KAAN video or the existence of the theatre building. A confirmed performance should identify the date and provide a usable reservation or operator response.

What this page can safely promise

The venue name, Thepprasit Road location, coordinates, phone listing and historical KAAN association are supported. Current hours, performance dates and ticket availability are not settled.

This page is therefore not marked bookable and does not publish an admission price. It remains online to identify the correct theatre and explain why current-looking show pages must be checked against the temporary-closure signal.

Recorded listing details

These earlier details may describe a former operation or location. Source links are retained for context and may be out of date.

Listing details

Type
show
Updated
July 2026
Updated 3 cited sources
Sources checked · 3

These are the pages used to check this guide. Opening hours, prices and other details can change after the recorded access date.

  1. Google Maps — exact venue, location and temporary-closure flag · accessed
  2. The Residence Garden — July 2026 KAAN guide claim · accessed
  3. Traveloka — retained KAAN schedule and unavailable inventory · accessed

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