Regal UA Court Street Stadium 12
106 Court Street,
Brooklyn,
NY
11201
106 Court Street,
Brooklyn,
NY
11201
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: Regal Entertainment Group, United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Previous Names: UA Court Street Stadium 12
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This theater sits approximately in the same location as the former Cinart Theater. It opened on July 14, 2000. It was built by Regal, and was taken over by United Artists in 2001. Later taken back by Regal, on July 9, 2021 Screen 4 became a Screen X. It was closed on January 16, 2022. Plans are to convert into retail use.
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Woman on the phone today said “we will be open this week” Fandango now has them listed as temporarily closed.
Turning into a mall:
https://cw-gbl-gws-prod.azureedge.net/-/pmedia/73089/0/court-street-brochure—2020.pdf?rev=e135920a951006bf1fadb44dd051ec03c97b1305d49de62bd848f2c689418c12820bfb0ed6692e464c0b28b02df96c1982df62d49b613c4d68c14ca4e9495413&dl=1
https://twitter.com/michaelagrammar/status/1482900482268057606?s=21 Location’s closure seems to be confirmed.
This isone of the worst vertical theater I ever been to.
Please update, theatre closed January 16, 2022 This is strange, Regal spends money and adding Screen X last summer and the only theatre in Brooklyn that has Dolby Atmos Also, some photos in the photos section.
They added an Screen X screen 6 months ago and now 6 months later it closed what a waste of money.
I got a 2nd hand source through an industry insider that AMC will take over the lease.
“Shouting back theatre abruptly closes.”
https://usmail24.com/the-shouting-back-theater-abruptly-closes-and-brooklyn-mourns/
@zootopialover98
ScreenX was auditorium 4
NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — A treasured Brooklyn movie theater has closed after serving the community for more than two decades.
The Regal UA Court Street theater shuttered its doors earlier this month, reportedly without warning, taking many by surprise.
Rendy Jones, a 23-year-old Crown Heights resident, described as a “movie buff” by The New York Times, told the outlet he cried when he first heard the news on Twitter that the theater had closed.
“I started going there before I could even walk, either with my mom or dad,” he said. “I still have my ticket stubs. I’m looking at them now.”
Last week, a spokesperson for Madison International Realty, the property owner, said it “shared the community’s disappointment in the sudden closing of the Regal theater. We are in the process of assessing the situation and gathering more information.”
In a statement, Regal Cinemas said that it was forced to make the decision after it failed to reach an agreement with the landlord on a new lease, “reflecting the need for a major and very costly renovation” at the 13-story megaplex.
“Unfortunately, Regal was not able to reach an agreement with the landlord on a fair and sustainable rent that would have allowed for the very significant renovation investment needed,” a company spokesperson said. “Since the term of the lease had ended and the negotiations with the landlord failed, we instead had to close the location.”
1010 WINS reached out to Madison International Realty for comment.
By Brian Brant
WCBS Newsradio 880