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Please update, total seats 486

Seating Capacity:

Theatre 1 and 6 75

Theatre 2 and 5 94

Theatre 3 and 4 74

Also cinematour has pictures when it with the orginal theatres, a basic old school AMC theatre. The link is https://www.cinematour.com/tour/us/71.html

Please update, total seats 564

Seating Capacity:

Theatre 1 and 8 66

Theatre 2 and 6 43

Theatre 3 and 6 53

Theatre 4 and 5 120

Please update, total seats 1,180

Seating Capacity:

Theatre 1 306 SDX

Theatre 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 9 86

Theatre 6 199

Theatre 7 118

Theatre 10 96

add Icon CInema to theatres operated by

please update total seats 946

Please update, seating capacity 230 as per website

Please update, total seats 922

Seating Capacity:

Theatre 1 88

Theatre 2 120

Theatre 3 154

Theatre 4 45

Theatre 5 and 6 63

Theatre 7 202

Theatre 8 106

Theatre 9 81

Please rename, theatre name is Cinemark Tinseltown Oklahoma City and XD as per website and total seats 2,203

Seating Capacity:

Theatre 1 127

Theatre 2 98

Theatre 3 and 18 71

Theatre 4 and 17 85

Theatre 5 and 16 100

Theatre 6 and 15 72

Theatre 7 and 14 60

Theatre 8 123 with DBOX

Theatre 9 117

Theatre 10 238 XD and DBOX

Theatre 11 260 XD and DBOX

Theatre 12 122

Theatre 19 100

Theatre 20 128

Please update, CLOSED, Closing ad in the photos section

Please correct in the description, two screens were added November 18, 1994 not Hollywood. General Cinema chopped 2 screens in half. Similar to what GCC did at AMC Bay Plaza former GCC location

Please update, open on September 11, 2026 as a second run theatre Friday and Saturday, grand opening web ad in the photos section

Please update, temporarily CLOSED

Alamo Drafthouse closing cinema at Mercato in North Naples By Tim Aten Sep 4, 2026 Updated Sep 4, 2026

The silver screens are fading to black again at Mercato as Alamo Drafthouse cinema is closing its North Naples location Sept. 9.

The intermission is expected to be short as Paragon Theaters hopes to take over the spot to continue the movie-dining tradition there. Paragon also operates the 10-screen cinema across U.S. 41 North in The Pavilion shopping center.

In April 2024, Alamo’s 11-screen cinema with its full menu of food and cocktails and a nine-hole miniature golf course replaced the longtime Silverspot Cinema at Mercato. Within months of the North Naples opening, Austin-based Alamo Drafthouse Cinema was acquired by California-based Sony Pictures Experiences, and the mini golf eventually was retired.

Unfortunately, the Naples cinema proved to be an underperforming location for the chain

“We have made the difficult decision to close our Naples, Florida, location. Our last day of operations will be Sept. 9, 2026,” an Alamo Drafthouse spokesperson emailed Sept. 4. “We are all immensely grateful for our community partners, our teammates and our guests in the Naples area. Severance packages will be offered to all teammates, and we are relieved to know that the building will continue operating as a movie theater under Paragon Theaters. We will work with Paragon to help connect interested teammates with comparable opportunities wherever possible.”

Guests who are subscribed to Alamo Drafthouse’s Season Pass membership program in Naples will have their subscriptions canceled and refunded at a prorated rate.

Alamo Drafthouse plans to continue operating its remaining 40 cinema locations and expand its nationwide business. The company made a landmark announcement last month about its plans to restore and reopen the Cinerama Dome and the former Arclight Hollywood in Los Angeles.

“We appreciate their partnership over the years and thank their team for the experiences they’ve brought to our guests,” said Lauren Ness, a spokesperson for Jamestown, the company that leases and manages Mercato. “Entertainment continues to be an important part of our vision for the property. We have a new movie theater tenant in process and look forward to sharing those details with the Naples community very soon.”

While it’s not a done deal yet, Paragon Theaters wants to reopen the 11 screens on the second floor of Mercato by mid-December in time to show the new sequels for “Avengers” and “Dune,” which will be released Dec. 18, said Michael Whalen, co-CEO and co-owner of Paragon. If a tenant agreement can be reached, moviegoers can expect a similar experience with upscale amenities.

Paragon would like to retrofit the Mercato space with its Axis15 Extreme auditoriums featuring tilted screens and Lux Box dine-in recliners. “A high-end pod recliner where you can order food to your seat. We think that’s a winner in Naples,” Whalen said.

The Paragon entertainment company was founded in 2009 by former Muvico executives Michael Wilson and Whalen.