Select theaters have not received recliners believe it or not, possibly due to the fact that some of these already smaller theaters would become even smaller after the recliner remodel.
Will update what theaters don’t have recliners, but I can confirm the capacity has been downsized to 1,514 seats down from 3,112.
Capacity pre-recliner remodel is 3,112. Will be going back next month to update the current seating arrangements alongside to take note of Auditorium 15’s TITAN LUXE retrofit.
Looking at photos online I never realized how similarly designed this is to the larger Reading Valley Plaza in Bakersfield, also originally designed by Pacific.
Currently being used as a pickleball complex. While some stuff from the old Pacific/Reading setup seem to still be there judging by the photos/videos I’ve seen, each auditorium has been essentially gutted and turned into individual courts.
Also on a side note I just realized the main lobby mural is based off the poster for “This is Cinerama” but with the Bakersfield sign…wouldn’t be surprised if this was intentional knowing Pacific also owned the Cinerama dome
Auditorium 15 has been upgraded to Reading Cinemas' premium TITAN LUXE format, and is currently upgrading every seat to recliners. Alternatively, theater name is currently Reading Cinemas Valley Plaza IMAX + TITAN LUXE
Unknown when it happened but it appears the theater was gutted sometime between it’s closure and February 2025 (photos I have somewhere show the gutted lobby; another photo from an article posted 2 months after my stop through in Davis shows another section gutted)
Was looking on the old Century website on archive.org and found a January 2005 web capture supposedly states there was at one point a 14 screen theater set to open in the area in Summer 2006
Judging by later captures in 2006 removing the date to an unspecified “coming soon” I’m assuming the plans eventually fell through alongside Cinemark’s later purchase of the Century brand and locations
It appears that this theater will be a Sundance venue for when it moves to Boulder next year
Did some more research and unsurprisingly like most theaters from 1999 that I’ve seen, this opened on May 19, 1999 alongside Episode 1.
Only theaters that did not receive recliner upgrades are 4-9 all at a capacity of 99 each.
Demolished sometime between Feb 2021 and April 2022 alongside the rest of the mall.
Select theaters have not received recliners believe it or not, possibly due to the fact that some of these already smaller theaters would become even smaller after the recliner remodel.
Will update what theaters don’t have recliners, but I can confirm the capacity has been downsized to 1,514 seats down from 3,112.
ScreenX theater added on December 18, 2025
Did some more research, supposedly this theater was THX-certified at some point during Pacific’s ownership
Mall this is in closes at the end of the month so any hopes this will reopen are dead in the water for those speculating.
Capacity pre-recliner remodel is 3,112. Will be going back next month to update the current seating arrangements alongside to take note of Auditorium 15’s TITAN LUXE retrofit.
Looking at photos online I never realized how similarly designed this is to the larger Reading Valley Plaza in Bakersfield, also originally designed by Pacific.
Demolished as of a few days ago.
Closing on January 25th.
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/pruneyard-cinemas-campbell-permanent-closure/4010321/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPRjvdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeRFmt-2T38G2Uk1_dhMSLDpn7Jyg0LlwjKcglODUz6mPPywyJfYl2OEo_S0c_aem_0ojA2yXKJmQI5fWTcstPlA
Currently being used as a pickleball complex. While some stuff from the old Pacific/Reading setup seem to still be there judging by the photos/videos I’ve seen, each auditorium has been essentially gutted and turned into individual courts.
https://www.centerline33.com/
Currently being demolished via reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/RegalUnlimited/comments/1pu42rq/its_official_regal_cypress_creek_16_in_fort/
Closing again on December 28 to make room for apartment redevelopment
No clue why “By 2022 it had an XD screen” is here considering this theater was built with a XD screen rather than having one retrofitted to XD
Also on a side note I just realized the main lobby mural is based off the poster for “This is Cinerama” but with the Bakersfield sign…wouldn’t be surprised if this was intentional knowing Pacific also owned the Cinerama dome
Auditorium 15 has been upgraded to Reading Cinemas' premium TITAN LUXE format, and is currently upgrading every seat to recliners. Alternatively, theater name is currently Reading Cinemas Valley Plaza IMAX + TITAN LUXE
Currently named Regal Edwards Fairfield on the Regal website, although some places call it Regal Edwards Fairfield & IMAX
Auditorium 2 is now a ScreenX screen as of November 2025, theater renamed to Cinemark Century Arden XD and ScreenX
Unknown when it happened but it appears the theater was gutted sometime between it’s closure and February 2025 (photos I have somewhere show the gutted lobby; another photo from an article posted 2 months after my stop through in Davis shows another section gutted)
Will be demolished for housing despite multiple attempts to save it by the community.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DI4RanrhA3G/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
Currently a Big 5 Sporting Goods store as of October 2024.
Was looking on the old Century website on archive.org and found a January 2005 web capture supposedly states there was at one point a 14 screen theater set to open in the area in Summer 2006
Judging by later captures in 2006 removing the date to an unspecified “coming soon” I’m assuming the plans eventually fell through alongside Cinemark’s later purchase of the Century brand and locations
This might actually be theater 14 since I watched something yesterday in there and this was actually the mural inside