UA Hampton Bays 5
119 Montauk Highway,
Hampton Bays,
NY
11946
119 Montauk Highway,
Hampton Bays,
NY
11946
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Additional Info
Operated by: Regal Cinemas
Previously operated by: United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
844.462.7342
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This theater is located on Main Street in Hampton Bays. It’s the typical shopping center type of theater. The building was originally a supermarket and was converted and opened as a movie theatre on December 19, 1997.
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The theatre opened on December 19th, 1997 with its premiere engagements being Titanic, Tomorrow Never Dies, Mouse Hunt, Scream 2 and L.A. Confidential.
There was previously an old theatre called the Bay. Newsday showed a picture of it within the past few years. I don’t remember if they gave a location. I’ll have to try and get info. Had I had a computer then I would have been all over it and posted it.
I am not sure if that is the same theater. It should be added if it isn’t.
Please add theatre open December 19, 1997, just posted grand opening add
This is a reverse situation. Site used to be a supermarket. Then became a theatre (much like the theater in Mastic).
Please update, total seats 979 based on Regal/Fandango ticketing websites.
Did reopen after Covid. During Covid there had been discussion about the theatre becoming a CVS. Heard nothing lately. When CVS was going to acquire the Lindenhurst Theatre site it took a couple of years. Will history repeat itself?
CVS discussion still active If it closes that would leave the East End with only the Easthampton, Sag Harbor and Mattituck venues.
The CVS takeover is dragging on while studies are being taken about the impact, yada, yada. I was told the owner had offered Regal a new lease at a lesser rate but was turned down. In the meantime they are just operating the theatre on a month to month basis. Regal is in trouble and is closing theatres right and left. I can see why they didn’t want to negotiate a new lease. They were supposed to take over the old Walmart sites in Massapequa Park and Riverhead but backed out of those.
I recall that when CVS wanted to take over the site of the shuttered Lindenhurst Theatre there was also a long period of studies, negotiations, etc.. And that was a free standing building!
Years ago this theatre did huge business, I guess times changed