The Mayan

From what I have learn online it appears that the previous lease holders were ready to let the venue go. It appears that place use to host wrestling events, concerts, dance and even turn into a dance club. For the time being it looks like they are keeping it as a music venue.

It's a great atmosphere if you want to enjoy the nightlife and party. However, I believe they need to improve their bartending service. The building gets incredibly packed and the lines for drinks get long too. Having only 2 bartenders for the whole night is nowhere near enough. Considering how you're reopening this place for new events I'd recommend hiring some more bartending staff. At least 4 minimum would be an improvement

So glad I got to go for the last night. It was a big amazing party with great music and entertainment. The inside of this historic building is so beautiful and festive. I hope this place will open back up someday for more fun times.

The Mayan has closed for the time being. The people running the theater have given up ship. Word on the street is that the city or county may turn into a historic building, as they should. The Mayan is too beautiful to abandon. I feel fortunate to have attended back in the 90s until their last day. I really do hope they restore it and reopen it for the public to enjoy once again 😉

The Mayan has always been a standout venue, and attending one of its final events was nothing short of unforgettable. The energy in the building was electric, with every corner buzzing with nostalgia and excitement. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this wasn’t just another night out—it was a celebration of all the years The Mayan has brought people together through music, art, and community. The production was top-notch, with incredible sound, lighting, and performances that truly honored the venue’s legacy. Every detail felt intentional, a fitting tribute to a space that has meant so much to so many. Whether you were on the dance floor, taking in the visuals, or just soaking up the atmosphere, there was a sense that we were all part of something special—one last, unforgettable chapter in The Mayan’s story. We left with full hearts and the kind of memories that will stay with us for a lifetime. While it’s bittersweet to say goodbye, we’re grateful to have experienced one of the final events in such an iconic space. The Mayan didn’t just host events—it created moments, and we’ll hold onto ours forever.

The theater itself looks very cool. Not sure if it was this one show but the sound actually improved when I put earplugs in. Before that it was a bit muddied, as though the sound was almost too much for the space. Security and staff are really not great. A bit overzealous is an understatement. One playing with handcuffs in front of the venue, around patrons. Wholly unprofessional. Also, $7.00 for a bottle of water? Absurd. This venue could be so much better if it was managed by someone competent. If someone with a brain does run this place, they certainly were not present during the show we attended.

This was my ever first time coming to The Mayan and on top of that, for a concert. There are a few parking lots across the street ($25-$30) which is convenient. The doors opened at 9:00 as stated but the show didn’t start till around 11:30. That was SUPER annoying. The drinks are strong but very expensive. The audio is horrible! For general admission there is plenty of uncomfortable seating all the way on top where the view is great however your behind will by numb by the end of the show. I would perhaps come back to dance, but not for an event.