The long-awaited and much-hyped Transformers movie is soon to be gracing the silver screen, but before coming to your local theater, it will kick off in LA in style with a film festival-like premiere. Even better, the premiere will be open to the public.

The premiere will span four theaters, which will seat about 4,000 people. The premiere is open to the public, so if you’re in LA and you’ve always wanted to attend a premiere and mingle with the stars, you might want to check it out. The entrance fee will be $25, plus the cost of the pass for the event.

This is what the LA Times had to say about the movie’s premiere:

In one of the biggest premieres ever held in Los Angeles, the Bay juggernaut — about a race of alien robots trying to gobble Earth — will take over not one, but four Westwood movie houses on June 27, with 4,000 seats available, not just for swank “Transformers” stars like It-boy Shia LaBeouf or executive producer Steven Spielberg, but for actual members of the public.

Those who want get tickets to be among the first to see the big-screen version of the cartoon/toy line — “Transformers” doesn’t open to the general public until July 4 — can do so now by paying $25 on top of purchasing a pass to the film festival. Any premiere-only tickets remaining will be sold beginning June 8.

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