The balcony was first officially used on March 13th, during the early access screenings for Project Hail Mary.
It seems like you can only actually purchase balcony seats for screenings where a majority of the floor seats have been sold.
As of now, there is no screen masking, and IMAX 70mm presentations are visibly pillarboxed.
I posted my own capacity comment because the capacity for #13 was inaccurate and because #19 was not listed.
For theaters that you’ve already shared capacity information for, I only share my own capacity information if I notice something has changed (new format, recliner upgrade, etc), or if I notice something about your comment was inaccurate, aside from excluding the wheelchair spaces.
Yes, at one point Regal Times Square had a SCREENX logo in the lobby, and in 2022, a manager told a Cinema Treasures user about the plan to convert the 4DX theater in auditorium 2 to SCREENX and build a new 4DX in auditorium 12, allowing Regal Times Square to have the World’s Largest 4DX. They were able to convert auditorium 12 to 4DX, but they never converted the 4DX in auditorium 2. I’m guessing they felt having two 4DXes in Times Square was more profitable than having a 4DX and a SCREENX, but personally, I could see them converting auditorium 2 to America’s first ULTRA 4DX in the future.
I’m guessing ridethectrain was comparing the Times Square situation (two 4DX theaters) to the Sherman Oaks situation (two RPX theaters), though the second 4DX at Times Square opened 8 years after the first, and the second RPX at Sherman Oaks Galleria opened 4 days after the first.
Regal has updated the entrance signage. The logo for SCREENX has been replaced by the logo for RPX. For those just joining us, SCREENX was announced for this location nearly 5 years ago, but never installed.
Capacity following the 2025-2026 renovations is 1,662.
Auditorium 5 (formerly ICE Immersive) has re-opened as a standard theater.
Showtimes in auditorium 5 were briefly available on the weekend of January 30th and they were labeled as ICE Immersive, which I thought was odd, given the lack of a surcharge (which was previously around $6), and given that ICE Immersive had removed Regal LA Live from the list of theaters on its website. Showtimes for that auditorium quickly disappeared and it did not get showtimes again until February 21st.
Capacity following the 2025-2026 renovations is 1,768.
Capacity is 416.
Theater was closed from March 13th, 2020 to July 28th, 2025.
Capacity is 485.
The balcony was first officially used on March 13th, during the early access screenings for Project Hail Mary. It seems like you can only actually purchase balcony seats for screenings where a majority of the floor seats have been sold.
As of now, there is no screen masking, and IMAX 70mm presentations are visibly pillarboxed.
Auditorium 5 has been upgraded to 4DX.
Capacity is 3,784.
Auditorium capacities: 106 (1), 144 (2), 129 (3), 246 (4), 141 (5/4DX), 131 (6), 97 (7), 98 (8), 129 (9), 106 (10), 412 (11), 253 (12!/Dolby Cinema), 181 (13!/IMAX), 184 (14!/PRIME), 106 (15), 132 (16), 98 (17), 98 (18), 129 (19), 241 (20), 241 (21), 134 (22), 142 (23), 106 (24)
The “!” indicates recliner seating.
Auditorium 7 (previously 70mm) has been upgraded to SCREENX. The 70mm projector has been moved to auditorium 3.
Auditorium capacities: 348 (1/IMAX), 145 (2), 145 (3/70mm), 147 (4), 85 (5), 128 (6), 238 (7/SCREENX), 241 (8/XL/Atmos), 99 (9), 82 (10), 145 (11), 146 (12), 146 (13), 273 (14!/Dolby Cinema), 401 (15), 228 (16!/PRIME)
The “!” indicates recliner seating.
Capacity following the 2024-2025 renovations is 3,370.
Auditorium capacities: 303 (1/IMAX), 41 (2), 99 (3), 61 (4), 99 (5), 116 (6), 107 (7), 212 (8/Dolby Cinema), 245 (9), 91 (10), 74 (11), 207 (12), 307 (13), 250 (14), 89 (15), 70 (16), 205 (17), 180 (18/PRIME), 105 (19), 105 (20), 89 (21), 72 (22), 57 (23), 74 (24), 112 (25)
PACCAR’s IMAX 70mm projector was decommissioned roughly a decade ago.
Boeing IMAX is no longer a Pacific Science Center IMAX Theatre.
My capacity information was from Fandango.
I posted my own capacity comment because the capacity for #13 was inaccurate and because #19 was not listed.
For theaters that you’ve already shared capacity information for, I only share my own capacity information if I notice something has changed (new format, recliner upgrade, etc), or if I notice something about your comment was inaccurate, aside from excluding the wheelchair spaces.
Yes, at one point Regal Times Square had a SCREENX logo in the lobby, and in 2022, a manager told a Cinema Treasures user about the plan to convert the 4DX theater in auditorium 2 to SCREENX and build a new 4DX in auditorium 12, allowing Regal Times Square to have the World’s Largest 4DX. They were able to convert auditorium 12 to 4DX, but they never converted the 4DX in auditorium 2. I’m guessing they felt having two 4DXes in Times Square was more profitable than having a 4DX and a SCREENX, but personally, I could see them converting auditorium 2 to America’s first ULTRA 4DX in the future.
I’m guessing ridethectrain was comparing the Times Square situation (two 4DX theaters) to the Sherman Oaks situation (two RPX theaters), though the second 4DX at Times Square opened 8 years after the first, and the second RPX at Sherman Oaks Galleria opened 4 days after the first.
Capacity is 5,343.
Auditorium capacities: 97 (1), 161 (2), 161 (3), 110 (4), 190 (5), 235 (6), 275 (7/XL), 178 (8), 159 (9), 94 (10), 97 (11), 139 (12), 97 (13), 405 (14/XL), 227 (15!/Dolby Cinema), 317 (16/IMAX), 405 (17), 97 (18), 139 (19), 97 (20), 97 (21), 159 (22), 178 (23), 275 (24), 235 (25), 190 (26), 110 (27), 161 (28), 161 (29), 97 (30)
The “!” indicates recliner seating.
Capacity is 1,219.
Auditorium capacities: 164 (1/JB-X/Atmos), 153 (2), 71 (3/JB-X/DTS:X), 71 (4), 151 (5/JB-X/Atmos), 52 (6), 52 (7), 72 (8/IMAX), 80 (9), 47 (10), 47 (11), 46 (12), 50 (13), 163 (14/THX)
Auditoriums 8-11 have been upgraded to recliners.
Regal has updated the entrance signage. The logo for SCREENX has been replaced by the logo for RPX. For those just joining us, SCREENX was announced for this location nearly 5 years ago, but never installed.
Capacity following the 2025-2026 renovations is 1,662.
Auditorium capacities: 224 (1/RPX), 194 (2/IMAX), 224 (3/RPX), 148 (4^/4DX), 121 (5), 121 (6/70mm), 114 (7), 40 (8), 36 (9), 48 (10), 48 (11), 48 (12), 44 (13), 40 (14), 105 (15), 107 (16)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating.
Auditorium 5 (formerly ICE Immersive) has re-opened as a standard theater.
Showtimes in auditorium 5 were briefly available on the weekend of January 30th and they were labeled as ICE Immersive, which I thought was odd, given the lack of a surcharge (which was previously around $6), and given that ICE Immersive had removed Regal LA Live from the list of theaters on its website. Showtimes for that auditorium quickly disappeared and it did not get showtimes again until February 21st.
Capacity following the 2025-2026 renovations is 1,768.
Auditorium capacities: 459 (1/IMAX), 121 (2), 105 (3), 106 (4), 122 (5), 104 (6^/4DX), 99 (7), 122 (8), 106 (9), 106 (10), 121 (11), 81 (12), 75 (13), 41 (14)
The “^“ indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating.
The theater name was changed to AMC Southpoint 17 in Summer 2023, removing the DINE-IN branding.
Capacity is 1,751.
Auditorium capacities: 136 (1/Dolby Cinema), 77 (2), 66 (3), 66 (4), 77 (5), 108 (6), 129 (7), 128 (8), 108 (9), 77 (10), 66 (11), 56 (12), 56 (13), 66 (14), 77 (15), 136 (16), 322 (17^/IMAX)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating.
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Stonebriar 24. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 2,244.
126 (1), 50 (2), 52 (3), 52 (4), 52 (5), 43 (6), 87 (7), 87 (8), 59 (9), 59 (10), 52 (11), 51 (12), 51 (13), 50 (14), 186 (15), 194 (16/Dolby Cinema), 344 (17^/IMAX), 186 (18), 60 (19), 87 (20), 87 (21), 59 (22), 43 (23), 127 (24)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating.
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Easton Town Center 30. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Huntington Square 12. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 985.
Auditorium capacities: 181 (1/Dolby Cinema), 54 (2), 72 (3), 82 (4), 89 (5), 89 (6), 69 (7), 82 (8), 128 (9/PRIME), 49 (10), 45 (11), 45 (12)
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Rio Cinemas 18. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Current known capacity is 1,618.
Auditorium capacities: 27 (1), 28 (2), 88 (3), .. (4~), 102 (5), 98 (6), 74 (7), 62 (8), 127 (9), 122 (10), 112 (11), 84 (12), 97 (13), 98 (14), 103 (15), 108 (16), 183 (17^/IMAX), 105 (18/PRIME)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating. The “~” indicates auditoriums that are closed.
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Studio 28. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 4,193.
Auditorium capacities: 68 (2), 48 (3), 48 (4), 77 (5), 107 (6), 122 (7), 81 (8), 32 (9!), 32 (10!), 32 (11!), 72 (12), 292 (14/IMAX), 546 (15/XL), 256 (16!/Dolby Cinema), 389 (17/XL), 90 (18), 148 (19), 90 (20), 90 (21), 88 (22), 167 (23), 238 (24), 239 (25), 171 (26), 102 (27), 102 (28), 158 (29), 90 (30)
The “!” indicates recliner seating.
The theater name has just been changed to AMC 600 North Michigan 9. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 867.
Auditorium capacities: 112 (1), 116 (2), 99 (3), 69 (4), 69 (5), 97 (6), 104 (7), 97 (8), 104 (9)
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Northbrook 14 (previously AMC DINE-IN Northbrook 14). It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 1,170.
Auditorium capacities: 75 (1), 157 (2), 96 (3), 96 (4), 87 (5), 157 (6), 60 (7), 65 (8), 65 (9), 54 (10), 60 (11), 69 (12), 69 (13), 60 (14)
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Yorktown 18. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 1,235.
Auditorium capacities: 30 (1), 52 (2), 52 (3), 36 (4), 46 (5), 78 (6), 78 (7), 104 (8), 128 (9), 149 (10^/IMAX), 104 (11), 78 (12), 78 (13), 46 (14), 36 (15), 52 (16), 52 (17), 36 (18)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating.
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Ontario Mills 30. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 2,287.
Auditorium capacities: 42 (1), 42 (2), 42 (3), 45 (4), 55 (5), 44 (6), 44 (7), 44 (8), 78 (9), 78 (10), 63 (11), 61 (12), 63 (13), 63 (14), 60 (15), 167 (16), 203 (17/Dolby Cinema), 214 (18), 167 (19), 49 (20), 114 (21), 45 (22), 78 (23), 79 (24), 112 (25), 48 (26), 55 (27), 44 (28), 44 (29), 44 (30)
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Desert Ridge 18. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 1,642.
Auditorium capacities: 45 (1), 38 (2), 38 (3), 66 (4), 66 (5), 92 (6), 119 (7), 146 (8), 143 (9/Dolby Cinema), 279 (10^/IMAX), 146 (11), 119 (12), 92 (13), 66 (14), 66 (15), 38 (16), 38 (17), 45 (18)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating.
The theater name has just been changed to AMC Sunnyvale 12. It is no longer a DINE-IN theater.
Capacity is 1,132.
Auditorium capacities: 126 (1/IMAX), 182 (2/Dolby Cinema), 92 (3), 116 (4), 92 (5), 110 (6), 92 (7), 126 (8), 49 (9), 49 (10), 49 (11), 49 (12)