Phoenix Theatres Woodland
3195 28th Street SE,
Grand Rapids,
MI
49512
3195 28th Street SE,
Grand Rapids,
MI
49512
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Operated by: Phoenix Theatres
Previously operated by: Celebration! Cinema, Cinemark
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Cinemark Woodland Mall 14, Celebration! Cinema at Woodland Mall
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
248.478.7170
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This theatre was originally a Cinemark project for the Woodland Mall shopping center in Grand Rapids. It was opened on November 18, 2005. This 50,000 square-foot cinema contains 14 screens seating 2,500. This Celebration! Cinema theatre began showing art house and second-run films for $3.50 for all seats on August 10, 2007. It was closed on March 16, 2020 due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. It was announced in May 2020 the theatre would be closed permanently.
It was taken over by Michigan based Phoenix Theatres and reopened in early-April 2022. The theatre includes 100% heated recliner seating, Dolby sound in all theatres and 4-theatres with Dolby ATMOS sound in 4-auditoriums and 4K digital projection.
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David Nightingale, Ross Melnick
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It’s not going to reopen after the shutdown:
Grand Rapids, MI: Celebration! Cinema – Woodland Closed Permanently [May 14, 2020]
Cinemark launched the Cinemark Woodland 14 on November 18, 2005. Within just two years, Jack Loeks Inc. Circuit bought two Cinemark locations in 2007: the River Town Crossings and the Woodland 14. The theaters became Celebration! Cinema locations. Celebration Cinemas closed its Woodland location beginning on March 17, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Operated as a discount $5 ticketed location, the circuit opted out of its lease as it was reaching it 15-year point. It was one of many theatres whose leasing contract reached a benchmark during COVID-19 and led to permanent closure by its operator making its final day of operation March 16, 2020. Celebration said that the theatre lost money each year it operated it.