Gold Coast Twin Theatres
4000 W. Flamingo Road,
Las Vegas,
NV
89103
4000 W. Flamingo Road,
Las Vegas,
NV
89103
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Previously operated by: Century Circuit Inc., United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
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Located in the Gold Coast Casino. The Gold Coast Twin Theatres was opened on December 22, 1986 with Steve Martin & Chevy Chase in “!Three Amigos!” showing on both screens. It was equipped with THX sound. Seating was provided for 211 & 205. It was closed on April 9, 2000.
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These theaters weren’t glam…but when I lived in Vegas in 96/97 The strip was underscreened i.e the UA Showcase was just opening, the Orleans and Palm screens hadnt opened and as previous correspondents remind us…these showed independent pictures that no one else picked up…It was odd stepping out of When We Were Kings and Slingblade onto a tired casino floor but was grateful to have them there
Am surprised that with Vegas' growth, Landmark hasn’t gone into to Henderson to deliver some indy films
In regards to the usher giving directions, I used to run a single screen that had two sets of doors. People would ask all the time which auditorium it was in. And at the twin I ran for awhile they would ask and I would respond “Try one, if it’s not there it’s the other one.” Then politely smile and tell them which auditorium.
I would love to see some better pictures of the Gold Coast though. All I’ve ever seen is a picture of the casino sign pointing the way to the theatre.
I remember coming here a few times when I was a pre-teen with either of my parents. As others have mentioned, this was the only real independent theater of its kind. The theaters were of same/lesser quality as other Century Theatres at the time like the Cinedome 12 and the Redrock 11.
Despite seeing the 1994 Rob Reiner cinematic classic North at this location, I actually saw some great films here such as Hamlet (the Kenneth Branagh version), Mallrats and Chasing Amy easily come to mind.
Towards the end of its run, they actually did double features for the same cost as a regular ticket.
1998 – The Butcher Boy. Theater was crowded.
Always wanted to see a movie at this theater. So I did. Never returned, because it’s just hard for me to get to. Shame it’s closed.
Wonderful set of twin theatres at the Gold Coast. I remember them being just massive in size. Great snack bar with very “cheap eats.” Popcorn and candy was very inexpensive, compared to other Vegas cinemas. A real potpourri of films seen here: “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,” “Tombstone,”, “Color of Night,” and for my 10th Birthday party “Problem Child 2.” Classics, no?
Saw CRYING GAME , MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO , among others while going to UNLV Film School Aug ‘92 – Dec '97 — Just found out my former boss from Fremont Hotel & Casino is working there. Trucker in oilfields of NW Louisiana now…Those were the days! CHEERS Y'ALL and would loved to have seen Jim Jarmusch’s GHOST DOG: THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI there!
The Gold Coast Twin launched December 21, 1986. It had two THX-certified auditoriums seating 211 and 205 patrons showing first-run titles. It set a standard followed by many off-Strip hotels which would feature larger multiplexes in the future.
For those in the know, a free shuttle operated taking tourists from the strip to the Gold Coast Casino and cinema. That perk went out of favor when UA opened its Showcase 8 on the Strip. The theatre tried discount operation and, finally, art house fare closing on April 9, 2000. Patrons were given pretty much anything they wanted as the theatre began the boxing up process during the final showings.
A real gift of some art house movies when I lived in LV
This opened on December 22nd, 1986. Grand opening ad posted.
Growing up in Vegas in the 80s and 90s we would always go bowling at Gold Coast, but I only ever remember seeing one movie there - Drop Zone around Christmas time 1994. The biggest thing I remember was that the auditorium had a curtain opening sequence.