AMC 34th Street 14
312 W. 34th Street,
New York,
NY
10001
312 W. 34th Street,
New York,
NY
10001
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This 14-screen megaplex was constructed during the building, or overbuilding, of mega-plexes that took place in Manhattan in the late-1990’s into 2000. It was opened on November 2, 2001 with a total seating capacitry of 2,860.
Located only eight blocks from the much higher profile W. 42nd Street Loews E-Walk, the 34th Street mega-plex is somewhat off-the-beaten track between 8th Avenue and 9th Avenue.
When both theaters were Loews houses, much, if not all, of the fare was day and date with the E-Walk. It was refurbished with recliner seats in March 2020 and the seating capacity was reduced to 803 in 9-screens
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How about Palisades, Monmouth, Danbury, and Hamilton?
How about Hertford, Hereford, and Hampshire? (I hear hurricanes hardly ever happen there.)
So far, 34th Street still has all 14 screens open. This theatre definitely needs recliners, the Sony/Loews signature seats are outdated.
Once 34th Street is done, the other theatres in Manhattan with Sony/Loews signature seats are the Orpheum, Lincoln Square and Harlem USA in Manhattan and of course AMC Love Seats at the Empire.
Theatres 1, 2 and 3 are now closed. Their the first to get recliners.
They have stopped Windowboxing in the remodeled auditoriums :( Also stay clear of Auditoriums 1 and 3 the projection is horrendously dim
It’s maddening that they let the bulbs run down so low. It’s hardly an AMC amazing experience
UPDATE: As of today, all theatres that are open are now with AMC Signature Recliners. Theatres 9 thru 14 are now closed with the exception of Theatre 13 which is IMAX LASER.
Current capacity with AMC SIgnature Recliners 1. 72 2. 73 3. 72 4. 72 5. 72 6. 109 7. 78 8. 129 Dolby Cinema at AMC 13. 198 IMAX Laser
Also, note renovating under the title.
Is the renovation on hold due to covid? I know AMC is willing to reopen it sooner than later.
If you know AMC is willing to reopen sooner than later, shouldn’t you know the status of the renovation?
Seems an odd query to me.