It should be rename AMC Hamilton 24 since the movie theatre is closed permanently and being renovated into a medical facility, building is being used for medical not entertainment use.
CHOP bought the old AMC movie theater in Hamilton Township
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) has bought the old AMC movie theater on Sloan Avenue in Hamilton Township, according to Hamilton Township officials.
This move will bring top-notch pediatric medical services to the area. Plans are just getting underway to redevelop the site that has sat vacant for several years now. Hamilton Township and Mercer County will be assisting CHOP throughout the process.
Hamilton Mayor, Jeff Martin, is thrilled with the real estate deal saying, “Hamilton Township is excited to welcome CHOP to town. As a parent to a young child, I know the concern of every parent for their child’s health, and having CHOP here in our backyard ensures the children of Hamilton will always have easy access to the best possible medical care. It has been great to partner with Mercer County and CHOP to make this first step a reality, and I am looking forward to our continued partnership through the redevelopment process.”
Mercer County Executive Dan Benson is also excited to bring CHOP to Hamilton and says it will breathe new life to the old site while providing jobs and excellent health care to the area’s youth.
CHOP CEO Madeline Bell, is on board as well, saying, “New Jersey’s children are central to our overall mission, and we’re excited about bringing enhanced care, expanded services, and greater convenience to Central New Jersey families and the broader region. This acquisition reinforces our dedication to ensuring healthier futures for all children.”
From https://wpst.com/chop-amc-hamilton-sold/ website
Please update, rename theatre to NCG Lapeer as per website, theatre opened on October 27, 1995 as 6 screens, expanded to 8 later on. (grand Opening ad in the photos section).
Please update, rename theatre to Phoenix Theatres State Wayne and total seats 311, it opened as four screens on August 28, 1992
Phoenix Theatres reopened the theatre on November 17, 2012 (article in photos section)
Detroit’s only first-run movie theater got remodeled
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Lee DeVito
December 7, 2016
Sad but true: Detroit, the most populous city Michigan, has only one first-run movie theater. Sure, you can catch great independent and foreign films at the DIA’s Detroit Film Theatre or Cinema Detroit, or catch golden oldies at the Redford Theatre. But with the closure of the Renaissance Center’s Ren Cen 4 last year, Detroiters wanting to catch, say, Bad Santa 2 on opening weekend are limited to one lone theater — or a trek to the ‘burbs.
The good news is that lone theater, Bel Air Luxury Cinema (10100 E. Eight Mile Rd.), has been completely remodeled to compete with those suburban theaters, with new seating and revamped concessions.
The redesign of the 1,200-seat, 10-auditorium theater comes from Madison Heights’ D|Fab Designs, and includes spacious stadium seating with powered leather reclining seats, a custom chandelier, and a new concession stand. As far as concessions go, the theater now has café-style seating with a menu that features homemade pizza and White Castle. The auditoriums are equipped with digital projectors and Dolby Digital 7.1 surround sound.
“It is exciting to see all of the development going in downtown and midtown, but what about the neighborhoods?” Bel Air’s general manager and partner Johny Thomas says in a press release. “We wanted to show the neighborhood communities in Detroit that we care by reinvesting in the neighborhood. We are hoping not just for a return on investment, but a return on community.”
Please update, rename theatre to St. Michael Cinema 15, it only 13 screens, 1 closed and 1 used for a music venue called Le Musique Room. Total seats 1,936
Please update, total seats 1,241
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 3 and 4 85
Theatre 5, 6 and 7 54
Theatre 8 124
Theatre 9 and 11 39
Theatre 10 ??????
Theatre 12 63
Theatre 13 and 15 122
Theatre 14 167 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Please update, total seats 4,672 and theatre opened on November 19, 1999 not November 25, 1999 as described above.
This was also the last of the AMC 30 plexes to opened in the United States, after that they scaled back to mostly 18 plexes being built
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 9, 10, 11, 13, 18, 20, 21, 22 and 30 72
Theatre 2, 12, 19 and 29 143
Theatre 3, 4, 27 and 28 85
Theatre 5 164
Theatre 6 and 25 230
Theatre 7 271
Theatre 8 164
Theatre 14 254 IMAX at AMC
Theatre 15 540
Theatre 16 213 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 17 377
Theatre 23 163 70MM DTS
Theatre 24 270
Theatre 26 163
Please update, total seats 4,672 and theatre opened on November 19, 1999 not November 25, 1999 as described above.
This was also the last of the AMC 30 plexes to opened in the United States, after that they scaled back to mostly 18 plexes being built
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 9, 10, 11, 13, 18, 20, 21, 22 and 30 72
Theatre 2, 12, 19 and 29 143
Theatre 3, 4, 27 and 28 85
Theatre 5 164
Theatre 6 and 25 230
Theatre 7 271
Theatre 8 164
Theatre 14 254 IMAX at AMC
Theatre 15 540
Theatre 16 213 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 17 377
Theatre 23 163 70MM DTS
Theatre 24 270
Theatre 26 163
It should be rename AMC Hamilton 24 since the movie theatre is closed permanently and being renovated into a medical facility, building is being used for medical not entertainment use.
CHOP bought the old AMC movie theater in Hamilton Township Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) has bought the old AMC movie theater on Sloan Avenue in Hamilton Township, according to Hamilton Township officials.
This move will bring top-notch pediatric medical services to the area. Plans are just getting underway to redevelop the site that has sat vacant for several years now. Hamilton Township and Mercer County will be assisting CHOP throughout the process.
Hamilton Mayor, Jeff Martin, is thrilled with the real estate deal saying, “Hamilton Township is excited to welcome CHOP to town. As a parent to a young child, I know the concern of every parent for their child’s health, and having CHOP here in our backyard ensures the children of Hamilton will always have easy access to the best possible medical care. It has been great to partner with Mercer County and CHOP to make this first step a reality, and I am looking forward to our continued partnership through the redevelopment process.” Mercer County Executive Dan Benson is also excited to bring CHOP to Hamilton and says it will breathe new life to the old site while providing jobs and excellent health care to the area’s youth.
CHOP CEO Madeline Bell, is on board as well, saying, “New Jersey’s children are central to our overall mission, and we’re excited about bringing enhanced care, expanded services, and greater convenience to Central New Jersey families and the broader region. This acquisition reinforces our dedication to ensuring healthier futures for all children.”
From https://wpst.com/chop-amc-hamilton-sold/ website
Grand opening ad just uploaded to the photos section
Grand opening ad posted in the photos section
Please rename theatre to MJR Brighton Cinema as per website and total seats 1,917
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 11 57
Theatre 2 104
Theatre 3 and 4 152
Theatre 5 101
Theatre 6 and 16 65
Theatre 7, 9, 17 and 19 42
Theatre 8 207
Theatre 10 and 20 51
Theatre 12 105
Theatre 13 153
Theatre 14 155
Theatre 15 100
Theatre 18 172 Ultra Lux/Atmos
Please update, total seats 1,139 and in the photos section, news article about the movie theatre.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 3 and 4 148
Theatre 5 79
Theatre 6 83
Theatre 7 81
Theatre 8 18
Theatre 9 192 EMX/Atmos
Theatre 10 94
Please update, rename theatre to NCG Lapeer as per website, theatre opened on October 27, 1995 as 6 screens, expanded to 8 later on. (grand Opening ad in the photos section).
Total seats: 1,053
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 80
Theatre 2 82
Theatre 3 105
Theatre 4 92
Theatre 5 162
Theatre 6 255
Theatre 7 200
Theatre 8 77
Please update, rename theatre to Phoenix Theatres State Wayne and total seats 311, it opened as four screens on August 28, 1992 Phoenix Theatres reopened the theatre on November 17, 2012 (article in photos section)
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 91 OVATION
Theatre 2 74
Theatre 3 70
Theatre 4 76
Please update, rename theatre to Phoenix Theatres Laurel Park Place and total seats 1,094
Phoenix Theatres opened the theatre on December 11, 2009
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 10 65
Theatre 2 and 9 156 Dolby Atmos
Theatre 3 and 8 80
Theatre 4 and 7 94
Theatre 5 and 6 152 Dolby Atmos
Please update, rename theatre to MJR Westland Cinema as per website and total seats 1,474
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 100 Laser Lux
Theatre 2, 7, 10 and 15 115
Theatre 3, 6, 11 and 14 46
Theatre 4, 5, 12 and 13 78
Theatre 7 and 10 115
Theatre 8 151
Theatre 9 149
Theatre 16 118 SCREENX
Also, uploaded the Grand Opening ad in the photos section
GRAND Opening ad posted in the photos section
Please rename theatre to MJR Southgate Cinema, total seats 1,775 and 19 screens, theatre 8 was converted to RPI Entertainment and Game Lounge
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 147 LaserLux/Dolby Atmos
Theatre 2 196 70MM DTS
Theatre 3 142
Theatre 4 46
Theatre 5, 7, 15 and 17 62
Theatre 6 93
Theatre 8 RPI Entertainment and Game Lounge
Theatre 9 51
Theatre 10 57
Theatre 11 176 IMAX
Theatre 12 193
Theatre 13 140
Theatre 14 44
Theatre 16 89
Theatre 18 47
Theatre 19 50
Theatre 20 56
Please update, total seats 812
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 112
Theatre 2, 3, 8 and 9 42
Theatre 4, 5 and 7 90
Theatre 6 114
Theatre 10 147 EMX/Dolby Atmos
Please update, total seats 1,884 and the screen count is now 19, they built a Super EMX house which is screen 19.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 4 36
Theatre 2 and 3 51
Theatre 5 and 14 98
Theatre 6 102
Theatre 7 and 12 58
Theatre 8 and 11 137
Theatre 9 185 EMX/Atmos
Theatre 10 18t
Theatre 13 101
Theatre 15 and 18 35
Theatre 16 and 17 50
Theatre 19 381 Super EMX/Atmos
Also, uploaded the Grand Opening ad in the photos section.
Please update, total seats 1,087
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 4, 8 and 11 60
Theatre 2, 3, 9 and 10 54
Theatre 5 and 7 151
Theatre 6 227 XD
Theatre 12 102
Please update, total seats based on 3,178, theatre 10 currently closed, possibly upgrading Dolby or Prime????
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 2, 19 and 20 114
Theatre 3, 6, 15 and 18 132
Theatre 4 and 17 203
Theatre 5 and 16 227 (NOTE: screen 16 70MM equipped)
Theatre 7 and 14 96
Theatre 8 and 13 49
Theatre 9 355
Theatre 10 ?????
Theatre 11 334 IMAX at AMC
Theatre 12 357
Please update, total seats 1200 according to news article, the locations is showing movies but wasn’t able see if the seating is reserved seating.
Detroit’s only first-run movie theater got remodeled Avatar photo Lee DeVito December 7, 2016
Sad but true: Detroit, the most populous city Michigan, has only one first-run movie theater. Sure, you can catch great independent and foreign films at the DIA’s Detroit Film Theatre or Cinema Detroit, or catch golden oldies at the Redford Theatre. But with the closure of the Renaissance Center’s Ren Cen 4 last year, Detroiters wanting to catch, say, Bad Santa 2 on opening weekend are limited to one lone theater — or a trek to the ‘burbs.
The good news is that lone theater, Bel Air Luxury Cinema (10100 E. Eight Mile Rd.), has been completely remodeled to compete with those suburban theaters, with new seating and revamped concessions.
The redesign of the 1,200-seat, 10-auditorium theater comes from Madison Heights’ D|Fab Designs, and includes spacious stadium seating with powered leather reclining seats, a custom chandelier, and a new concession stand. As far as concessions go, the theater now has café-style seating with a menu that features homemade pizza and White Castle. The auditoriums are equipped with digital projectors and Dolby Digital 7.1 surround sound.
“It is exciting to see all of the development going in downtown and midtown, but what about the neighborhoods?” Bel Air’s general manager and partner Johny Thomas says in a press release. “We wanted to show the neighborhood communities in Detroit that we care by reinvesting in the neighborhood. We are hoping not just for a return on investment, but a return on community.”
Please update, rename theatre to CEC Hudson 12 Theatre and total seats 897
Theatre 1 and 12 68
Theatre 2 and 6 63
Theatre 3 61
Theatre 4 85
Theatre 5 84
Theatre 7 95
Theatre 8 and 9 124
Theatre 10 100
Theatre 11 62
Please update, rename theatre to St. Michael Cinema 15, it only 13 screens, 1 closed and 1 used for a music venue called Le Musique Room. Total seats 1,936
Theatre 1 236 Eiffel Screen
Theatre 2, 3, 4 and 7 107
Theatre 5 132
Theatre 7 107
Theatre 8 85
Theatre 9 145
Theatre 10 and 11 149
Theatre 12 143
Theatre 13 127
Theatre 14 is permanently closed
Le Musique Room (aka old theatre 15) 205
Please update, total seats 1232
Please update, rename theatre to Emagine Monticello and total screens 12, 3 screens were converted to entertainment use.
Total Seats: 1,232
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 9 124
Theatre 2 70
Theatre 3 and 4 50
Theatre 5 245 Monster Screen
Theatre 6, 12 and 13 96
Theatre 7 68
Theatre 8 69
Theatre 10 144