AMC Tamiami 18
11865 SW 26th Street,
Miami,
FL
33175
11865 SW 26th Street,
Miami,
FL
33175
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Operated by: AMC Theatres
Previously operated by: Cobb Theatres, Regal Entertainment Group
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Palace 18, Regal Palace 18
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
305.221.1801
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The Palace 18 was opened by Cobb Theatres on November 22, 1996. It was taken over by Regal and renamed Regal Palace 18 showing first run movies. In addition, it is one of the theaters that hosts the Miami Latin Film Festival. This eleven day film festival, held annually in April, presents Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Italian films plus features academic conferences and symposiums related to the film industry and Latin culture.
In 2009 it was sold to Miami Cinemas. In Spring of 2015 it was taken over by AMC
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AMC has purchased this complex and it will now be known as the AMC Tamiami 18.
open for business ?, no showtimes availables,only 4 films?
It is open, but they are currently renovating the theater, and right now they only have four theaters open.
Showtimes available online even though theater still not listed on the Miami Herald’s movie times page.
You really shouldn’t rely on showtimes from any source other than the theatre’s own website. Newspapers and other free sources have a knack for being inaccurate with showtimes.
This opened on November 22nd, 1996 by Cobb Theatres. Grand opening ad posted.
https://www.atomtickets.com/theaters/amc-tamiami-18/2552 Still open.
Please update, total seats 873 and the theatre only operating 14 of the 18 screens.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 169
Theatre 2 58
Theatre 3 and 4 37
Theatre 5 48
Theatre 6 and 7 CLOSED
Theatre 8 48
Theatre 9 58
Theatre 10 and 11 CLOSED
Theatre 12 60
Theatre 13 48
Theatre 14 63
Theatre 15 59
Theatre 16 102
Theatre 17 and 18 48
Do you have any information on why Screens 6, 7, 10, and 11 are closed at this time?
Yes, I look on fandango last June and again yesterday, the screens were not showing movies. This is a recliner complex, it a possibility AMC gave back space