From what I viewed on Historical Aerial’s website, the Famous Footwear, Carter’s, and Five Below were built right in front of the old Loews Nassau Quad entrance, probally right around the same time the theatre went from a 6-Plex into a 10-plex
Does anyone know which theatres were removed, theatre number wise? I know the IMAX Theatre is Theatre #16, and the Dolby Cinema Theatre is Theatre #15.
Was the Hippodrome Theatre later renamed to Towne Theatre by William Goldman Theatres?
At Neshaminy, it was the conversion of Theatre #24 to Dolby Cinema, and the addition of recliners and new decor in the IMAX Theatre
On AMC’s website, Theatres #1 & 6 now has 103 seats (including the 2 Wheelchair spots), and the other 4 has 48 seats (including Wheelchair spots)
From what I viewed on Historical Aerial’s website, the Famous Footwear, Carter’s, and Five Below were built right in front of the old Loews Nassau Quad entrance, probally right around the same time the theatre went from a 6-Plex into a 10-plex
This theatre is now AMC Woodhaven Village 10 Theatre: https://www.amctheatres.com/movie-theatres/detroit/amc-woodhaven-village-10
Theatre is back to being a 15-plex, according to AMC’s website
Same building design as the Loews Jersey Gardens 20, in NJ, and the Loews Waterfront 22 Theatre, in PA
Now listed on AMC website as AMC Classic Fairlane 21 Theatre. Theatre also has an IMAX Theatre
Listed on AMC’s website as AMC Brick Plaza 10
Neshaminy now has Polytouch Box ABO Machines for all Credit and Gift Cards purchases of movie tickets.
When this became the Eric Terminal Theatre, a small “ERIC” sign was placed above the “Terminal” sign, where the “Air Conditioned” sign was.
Now where MacGuffin’s Bar is located, next to the iMAX Theatre and Theatre #2
The Extra counter has been removed earlier this year when Theatre #24 became the Dolby Cinema Theatre.
AMC Neshaminy 24 opened back on 5/28
Neshaminy now has the Feature Fare food offerings as of 7/24
Does anyone know which theatres were removed, theatre number wise? I know the IMAX Theatre is Theatre #16, and the Dolby Cinema Theatre is Theatre #15.
This pic is not of the Eric Barclay Square Twin Theatre, which opened 6/28/1974
This theatre was also previously operated by Milgram Theatres from 1968 to its closing in 1980
This theatre is now called AMC Dine-In Seattle 10: https://www.amctheatres.com/movie-theatres/seattle-tacoma/amc-seattle-10
Which means this building (like the former AMC Tilghman 8 Theatre) was designed by the former Budco Theatres chain, but built by AMC Theatres
Movie Town Flourtown was built on the site of a former GIANT (Genuardi’s/Food Fair) Supermarket.
The 309 Cinema closed 5/23/2017 to begin its renovations/rebuilding
The Dolby Cinema opens tonite at 8 PM with Baywatch.
From what i heard, the 309 Cinema will be completely rebuilt
The ETX Screen is slated to become a Dolby Cinema screen.