Metro Lux 14 Theatres
6085 Sky Pond Road,
Loveland,
CO
80538
6085 Sky Pond Road,
Loveland,
CO
80538
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Metropolitan Theatres (Official)
Additional Info
Operated by: Metropolitan Theatres
Firms: Design Collective, Thorp Associates
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
970.593.1881
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The Metro Lux 14 is operated by Metropolitan Theatres. It opened on October 28. 2005. The theatre features high back rocker stadium seating, digital sound and first run attractions.
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This theater replaced the Metrolux 12 which sat on HWY 34 near the Wal-Mart just as you get into Loveland heading west.
The current theater is in the new Centerra Mall just outside of Loveland. If my memory serves, this theater opened around 2005 along with the rest of the mall. The theater is free standing and in a very beautiful building with a large marquee. The interior is very clean and comfortable and one feature that stands out in my mind are there over padded carpeting that is VERY comfortable to walk on. Projection is currently 35mm and fairly good. This is my favorite first run movie theater to visit in the Loveland/Greeley/Fort Collins area.
Metro Lux means METROpolitan and trans-LUX, the two chains that partnered to build this cinema.
Reports from a cousin who works there says they are now all digital. He sats he misses threading film projectors.
I’m unable to find the source for my earlier claim that this theater was designed by Development Design Group, but it was apparently wrong. The MetroLux 14 was designed by Estes Park architectural firm Thorp Associates, and is among ten of their cinema projects features on this page of their web site.
It’s possible that DDG designed some other multiplex in Loveland, as they did design at least one major mixed-use project in that city.
Reserved reclining seats in 5 auditoriums.