Golden Ticket Cinemas Twin
1966 Morganton Boulevard,
Lenoir,
NC
28645
1966 Morganton Boulevard,
Lenoir,
NC
28645
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Operated by: Golden Ticket Cinemas
Previously operated by: Carmike Cinemas, Stewart and Everett
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Westgate Twin
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
828.394.5505
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The Westgate Twin was open by 1985 by Stewart & Everett Theatres. Seating was listed at 480. Carmike Cinemas took over operations in 1986.
They were showing first run movies when it closed March 11, 2016 due to the lease expiring. It was taken over by Golden Ticket Cinemas and following a remodel it reopened December 15, 2017 with 280 seats.
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This is currently Carmike’s smallest theater in North Carolina. The next smallest Carmike Cinema in North Carolina is the Carmike Cinema 6 in Havelock.
The Carmike Westgate Twin in Lenoir, North Carolina closed November 28, 2014. The News-Topic published an article about the theater’s closure:
The Carmike Westgate Twin theater on Morganton Boulevard in Lenoir closed for good Friday, according to employees who were there packing boxes and loading them into trucks.
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Rob Rinderman, a spokesman for Carmike Cinemas, said the company’s lease on the property expired. Carmike had “nothing bad to say about that market in Lenoir,” but it was purely a business decision, he said.
So this means Lenoir will not have a first-run movie theater after the Westgate’s closing. Will Carmike Cinemas planning to built another theater in it’s place? Question for Don Carver. E-mail at
Looks like a new company, Golden Ticket Cinemas, is remodeling this theatre and planning a grand opening on December 15, 2017.
This location is officially reopened as the Golden Ticket Cinemas Twin.
Golden Ticket reseated this house with recliners, and each of the two auditoriums now has 140 seats.