Please update, total seats 2,254 and this is one of the rare theatres not having stadium seating since it opened after the AMC Grand 24 and have old school AMC seating. For a short time this was considered AMC CLASSIC brand.
IPIC Pasadena Closing Its Doors for Good on June 3
News Desk June 3, 2026
IPIC Pasadena will permanently close its doors on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, according to a message posted by the theater on social media.
By News Desk
In a statement, the company said the closure is part of a broader restructuring effort.
“As part of our restructuring, IPIC Theaters has made the difficult decision to close our Pasadena location on Wednesday, June 3, 2026,” the company wrote.
The theater thanked customers and loyalty members for their support over the years.
“It has been an honor to serve our guests and loyalty members, and we are incredibly grateful for your patronage,” the statement said.
The company encouraged moviegoers to visit one last time before the theater closes.
“We invite you to enjoy a movie and your favorite menu items one more time before we roll our final credits,” the message continued.
According to the theater’s schedule, the final showing at the Pasadena location is set for 10:30 pm on June 3. No additional showtimes are scheduled after that screening.
The closure marks the end of the theater’s run in Pasadena after years of serving local moviegoers.
Please update, rename theatre to Zephyrhills Cinema and it opened on April 23, 1993 and expanded to 10 screens in the spring of 2006 (No grand opening ads)
Please update, rename theatre to B&B Theatres Wesley Chapel The Grove 16 and total seats 1,059 based on 15 screens. I’ll check in a few months if theatre 7 reopened. Also uploaded it’s grand opening ad in the photos section.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 121 with Marquee Suites
Theatre 2 34
Theatre 3 35
Theatre 4 36
Theatre 5 41
Theatre 6, 8 and 11 53
Theatre 7 ?????
Theatre 9 168 Grand Screen with Marquee Suites
Theatre 10 163 Grand Screen/ScreenX with Marquee Suites
Please update, the theatre opened on November 27, 1985 Cinema Square Theatres, it was taken over by Cobb Theatres in the early 1990’s, it was expended to 8 screens on June 23, 1995 as the Cobb Theatres Spring Hills 8. (Both it’s Grand Opening ads in the photos section.)
Please update, theatre name is GTC Beacon Brooksville Cinemas and it’s 12 screens, 2 screens were updated when GTC bought the theatre from Zola and added a GTX house. The location opened on March 20, 2000, it’s grand opening ad in the photos section.
The theatre opened on March 20, 1992 as the Lake Walden Cinema 8, please add to previous names. An article is in the photos section
uploaded the grand opening ad in the photos section
Just uploaded the article about the theatre opening, no grand opening ad
Please rename theatre to Regal Gulf Coast pas per website
Please rename theatre to Regal Belltower as per Regal webiste.
Please update, total seats 2,254 and this is one of the rare theatres not having stadium seating since it opened after the AMC Grand 24 and have old school AMC seating. For a short time this was considered AMC CLASSIC brand.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 136
Theatre 2 196
Theatre 3 245
Theatre 4 193
Theatre 5 152
Theatre 6 169
Theatre 7 158
Theatre 8 137
Theatre 9 140
Theatre 10 99
Theatre 11 and 12 105
Theatre 13 108
Theatre 14 129
Theatre 15 92
Theatre 16 90
Please update, total seats 1157
IPIC Pasadena Closing Its Doors for Good on June 3
News Desk
June 3, 2026
IPIC Pasadena will permanently close its doors on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, according to a message posted by the theater on social media. By News Desk
In a statement, the company said the closure is part of a broader restructuring effort.
“As part of our restructuring, IPIC Theaters has made the difficult decision to close our Pasadena location on Wednesday, June 3, 2026,” the company wrote.
The theater thanked customers and loyalty members for their support over the years.
“It has been an honor to serve our guests and loyalty members, and we are incredibly grateful for your patronage,” the statement said.
The company encouraged moviegoers to visit one last time before the theater closes.
“We invite you to enjoy a movie and your favorite menu items one more time before we roll our final credits,” the message continued.
According to the theater’s schedule, the final showing at the Pasadena location is set for 10:30 pm on June 3. No additional showtimes are scheduled after that screening.
The closure marks the end of the theater’s run in Pasadena after years of serving local moviegoers.
Please rename theatre to Regal largo Mall and total seats 804
Theatre 10 is 70MM DTS equipped
Please update seating capacity to 79 seats
Please update, total seats 1,114 and rename theatre to CMX Cinemas Tyrone Luxury 10 as per website
Please update, total seats 757 and rename theatre to CMX Cinemas Countryside 12 as per website
Please update, total seats 1627
Please rename theatre to AMC The Regency 20 as per website, the name above was one of the previous theatre names years ago.
Please update, rename theatre to B&B Theatres Wesley Chapel The Grove 16
urrent seating capacity
Total seats; 364
Theatre 1,3 and 4 52
Theatre 2 48
Theatre 5 and 6 80
Laser at AMC recently reopened in theatre 11
Please update, rename theatre to Zephyrhills Cinema and it opened on April 23, 1993 and expanded to 10 screens in the spring of 2006 (No grand opening ads)
Please update, theatre name is Regal Hollywood-Port Richey as per website and total seats 2,547
The theatre was expanded on June 16, 1995 to 18 screens as the Cobb Hollywood 18. (Grand opening ads in the photos section).
Seating Capacity: (No stadium seating)
Theatre 1 and 6 96
Theatre 2 and 5 85
Theatre 3 and 4 88
Theatre 7 and 16 209
Theatre 8 160
Theatre 9 128
Theatre 10 and 13 116
Theatre 11 292
Theatre 12 242
Theatre 14 129
Theatre 15 161
Theatre 17 140
Theatre 18 107
NOTE: Theatres 1 to 6 and 17 to 18 were the new houses. 8-15 was renumbered
Please update, rename theatre to B&B Theatres Wesley Chapel The Grove 16 and total seats 1,059 based on 15 screens. I’ll check in a few months if theatre 7 reopened. Also uploaded it’s grand opening ad in the photos section.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 121 with Marquee Suites
Theatre 2 34
Theatre 3 35
Theatre 4 36
Theatre 5 41
Theatre 6, 8 and 11 53
Theatre 7 ?????
Theatre 9 168 Grand Screen with Marquee Suites
Theatre 10 163 Grand Screen/ScreenX with Marquee Suites
Theatre 12 46
Theatre 13 22 MAX RELAX
Theatre 14 45 The Lyric
Theatre 15 72
Theatre 16 117 with Marquee SUites
Please update, total seats 684 seats
Please rename theatre to Sping Hill 8 as per theatre website and total seats is 569
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 60
Theatre 2 and 3 64
Theatre 4 52
Theatre 5 40
Theatre 6 51
Theatre 7 120
Theatre 8 118
Please update, the theatre opened on November 27, 1985 Cinema Square Theatres, it was taken over by Cobb Theatres in the early 1990’s, it was expended to 8 screens on June 23, 1995 as the Cobb Theatres Spring Hills 8. (Both it’s Grand Opening ads in the photos section.)
Please update, theatre name is GTC Beacon Brooksville Cinemas and it’s 12 screens, 2 screens were updated when GTC bought the theatre from Zola and added a GTX house. The location opened on March 20, 2000, it’s grand opening ad in the photos section.
Total capacity: 2,116
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 260
Theatre 2 430 GTX
Theatre 3 120
Theatre 4 74
Theatre 5 253
Theatre 6 99
Theatre 7 148
Theatre 8 146
Theatre 9, 10 and 11 147
Theatre 12 145