I recently took a little urban exploration trip to this theatre and only took so many photos. This was due to many alarms being triggered already, which made me anxious to go further as I fear that I’d get arrested. The main lobby with concessions remained as it was in 2011 when AMC split the theatre into 13 from 30. Also, the “30 Theatres” portion of the sign was removed as of 2019.
As a little irony, Cineplex has been treating their theatre across the highway like trash, as if they’re waiting to develop a new smaller theatre in a new Vaughan development.
As of 2019, one of the auditoriums is now a 4DX auditorium. They retrofitted one of the smaller theatres with moving seats and special effects.
Acquired by Cineplex in 2019, and is now known as The Beach Cinemas.
Acquired by Cineplex in the 2010s, but was closed in 2018 when Cineplex opened the North Barrie cinemas nearby.
As far as I can tell, this is the only Scotiabank Theatre to NOT have an IMAX. I get that it’s 9 screens, but seriously?
It should display closed now, as this theatre was closed in 2018 to make way for a new Playdium which opened in 2019.
I recently took a little urban exploration trip to this theatre and only took so many photos. This was due to many alarms being triggered already, which made me anxious to go further as I fear that I’d get arrested. The main lobby with concessions remained as it was in 2011 when AMC split the theatre into 13 from 30. Also, the “30 Theatres” portion of the sign was removed as of 2019.
As a little irony, Cineplex has been treating their theatre across the highway like trash, as if they’re waiting to develop a new smaller theatre in a new Vaughan development.
AMC, what have you’ve done.
It actually opened on December 25, 1997 (the day when Disney’s “Mr. Magoo” opened in theatres)