Regal UA King of Prussia
300 Goddard Boulevard,
King of Prussia,
PA
19406
300 Goddard Boulevard,
King of Prussia,
PA
19406
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Operated by: Regal Entertainment Group
Previously operated by: United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: UA King of Prussia 16, UA King of Prussia Stadium 16 and IMAX
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Box Office:
610.337.0282
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News About This Theater
This 16 screen (including IMAX) theatre now operated by Regal but still advertised as United Artists is a short distance uphill from the King of Prussia Mall in Montgomery Country and northwest of Philadelphia. It is not directly part of the mall. Opened April 21, 2000, the United Artists King of Prussia 16 was constructed with all auditoriums having surround sound and stadium seating. Auditorium 9 is the IMAX, which closed in 2001, but later reopened and usually shows mainstream blockbusters. Auditoriums 5 & 12 opened as the largest regular auditoriums with 488-seats in each. Auditorium 12 by 2013 had been refurbished to be the RPX (Regal Premium Experience) with a huge curved 60ft wide screen. Auditorium 7 is the next largest with 305-seats. Auditorium 10 is the next largest and had 260-seats, but was redone in 2019 as a 4D auditorium.
Auditoriums 3, 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, & 14 are medium sized for this theatre, each with about 200-seats. The smallest auditoriums are 1, 2, 15 & 16 and range from 145 to 154 -seats.
This theatre replaced other theatres operated by United Artists, including the Plaza Theatre which had been twinned, at the King of Prussia Mall, and the nearby Queen Theatre.
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Recent comments (view all 54 comments)
This is a 16 screen not 17, it’s also a single laser IMAX, not dual :(
Seanf: The single laser (“Commercial Laser”) IMAX projection system is excellent; except that, for reasons presumably known only to IMAX, it supports 1.9:1 only. (Thinking about it, perhaps the “dual lens” used with the single projection system for 3D makes it unviable to also have a changeover to a vertical anamorphic lens for 1.43:1?)
Going by LF Examiner, the screen size at this venue is 71ft. wide and 51ft. high. Too bad, then, that the single laser projection was installed, as 1.43:1 continues to be used for selected releases.
Whilst this is an existent site, parent company Cineworld Group have opened new builds with 1.43:1 screens with the single IMAX with Laser projection system installed. A recent example is Cineworld Ashford, the IMAX auditorium of which (in a newly-built extension) only opened a few months ago; screen size is also at the ~70ft. mark, which is within the capability of the single laser projection system. All a bit odd…
CF100: From what I gathered taking to an IMAX tech is the 3d setup for GT is too pricey to be worth it. IMAX does have a lens for the single laser setup that will allow it to project 1.43 but brightness is not up to par yet and with so little IMAX films actually coming out in 1.43 it doesn’t make enough sense. NOW on the brightside there’s a chance Oppenheimer will open in 70mm
While purchasing IMAX 70 tickets for the last day of Oppenheimer, I asked the manager if the theater was still equipped for 5 perf 70mm and she said they were NOT. Sniff. Does anyone know what happened to the 70mm projectors installed for Hateful 8?
Really enjoyed seeing Oppenheimer in IMAX here. Long live 70mm IMAX.
Tenet is returning to the IMAX Theatre in 70mm for 1 week in February. Will be the only location in SE Pennsylvania to show this film. Next closest location is AMC Lincoln Square 13 in Manhattan.
Regal is advertising this Theatre as “King of Prussia with IMAX & 4DX”. What auditorium is the 4DX at?
4dx screen 10
(1) Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the movie “Cabrini” locally financed, had a recent red carpet premiere attended by the film’s directors & several lead actors. The movie opens nationwide this week, including here. I will post my photo of the poster in the theater. https://www.inquirer.com/business/cabrini-movie-j-eustace-wolfington-20240229.html (2) I had never stepped into the IMAX, but last year, saw “Oppenheimer” in 70mm IMAX here & wrote about it https://www.in70mm.com/presents/1970_imax/2023_oppenheimer/review/index.htm Last week, I saw in 70mm IMAX here both the “Tenet” reissue and on Thursday, opening day, “Dune Part 2” and enjoyed all these 70mm IMAX screenings
Saw Dune Part 2 on 70mm IMAX here, was amazing! Incredibly thankful to have this theater in the area.