AMC Classic Grand Island 7
3404 W. 13th Street #174,
Grand Island,
NE
68803
3404 W. 13th Street #174,
Grand Island,
NE
68803
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Previously operated by: AMC Theatres, Dickinson Theatres
Previous Names: Mall Stadium 7 Cinemas, Grand Island Stadium 7, AMC Grand Island 7
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Dickinson Theatres opened the Mall Stadium 7 located in the Conestoga Mall on April 2, 2004. This was one of two theatres located in the mall, the other is the Carmike Conestoga 4. The Mall Stadium 7 was the newer theatre and featured all stadium seating, online ticketing, digital sound, seats with cup holders and many other amenities. The theatre played first run attractions. Later operated by Starplex Cinemas. Taken over by AMC December 16, 2015. It was closed on May 1, 2023 and was demolished in early-June 2023.
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This past week a judge ruled in favor of Woodsonia and ordered AMC to vacate the property. While the theatre is currently closed and demolition has begun on other areas of the mall, AMC is listing the site as “temporarily closed” and representatives have made statements that they still hope to find a way to retain the theatre/reopen.
It seems odd that AMC is putting up such a fight for this location. Beyond clearly being a lost cause, this theatre wasn’t exactly a top performer. Perhaps, it’s part of some negotiating ploy for a future theatre at the new development.
AMC changed their listing to “permanently closed” on May 31, 2023 and the theatre was demolished in early June.
Article of interest:
Closed May 10th, 2023.
AMC Classic Grand Island 7 closing 12 May 2023, Fri The Grand Island Independent (Grand Island, Nebraska) Newspapers.com
Slight correction: May 1st, 2023 per:
AMC Classic Grand Island 7 closing II 12 May 2023, Fri The Grand Island Independent (Grand Island, Nebraska) Newspapers.com
Here’s a little wise fact: This theater when it first planned in June 2003 originally announced a possible early-2004 opening as an eight-screener. However, it was unclear if that ever happened.
This has to be the largest city in America with no full-time cinema.
Opened April 2nd, 2004, by Dickinson theatres as the Mall Stadium 7.
This does raise the question, as to what is the largest U.S. city without a full-time cinema? Menefee, California has to be a contender, with a population of just over 100,000 and no operating cinema. However, unlike Grand Island, there are several within a reasonable driving distance.
Grand Island only has a population of 42,000 people. There are way larger cities with no cinema.
Plus Grand Island still had the Grand Theatre, so it does have a cinema.
I live in Connecticut. The largest city on our state (Bridgeport) has no movie theatre.