This is a must see spot in Los Angeles, plenty of things to do. All the charactors on the street and the stars on hollywood blvd. Don't forget about Kodai theatre right next door.

If you are new in town, make sure to try Cefiore Frozen Yogurt across teh street. This is one of the best yogurt store around town.

It was beatiful - had a great time! It is right next door to the Kodak Theater. There is a lot to do in the area.

Hanging around outside the theater is one of the best free experiences you can have in Hollywood. Get your photo taken with a Captain Jack Sparrow look-a-like for a few dollars! The impersonators generally don't pose for free. I got my photo taken with a Homer Simpson!

If you can get through the crowd, take the time to put your hands or ...

What I did at Grauman's theatre was awsome my cat ate fishheads and milk and it was all over!I hated it I could hardly breathe but the cool TV in the floor was kickin'!

it was ethnic and intresting alot of nice people room surves was excellent my wife was also impressed and so where my kids hope to come back

Lots of crowds. Street performers down there posing as actors ... you have to pay to take their picture.

Very hard to get good pictures due to the crowds.

Cool to see ... probaly wont spent more than 20 minutes there.

The Chinese Theatre is a MUST see when in Hollywood,Ca. Park the car and walk along the 6800 and 6900 block of Hollywood Blvd. Lots of stars of famous celeberties along these blocks....the walk could run as long as a mile and this was the best, along with the Theatre.

i like the help and the movie but i didn't like the time arangements.It also have great histroy it also have some bad help.I visitede on sep 23 2003 for my b-day and i loved it.

Mann's Chinese Theatre is undoubtedly the Hollywood icon, graced by famous and legendary stars ever since Tinsel Town becomes synonymous with movie-making. Take a photo of yourself comparing the size of your hands and feet to the hands and foot prints of these stars (including Donald Duck) which were immortalized in the grounds outside the theatre. Then move on to the Kodak Theatre...