Regal Augusta Exchange Stadium 20 & IMAX
1144 Agerton Lane,
Augusta,
GA
30909
1144 Agerton Lane,
Augusta,
GA
30909
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Regal Entertainment Group (Official)
Additional Info
Operated by: Regal Entertainment Group
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Regal Augusta Exchange 20
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
706.667.9713
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Regal Augusta Exchange 20 opened with all stadium seating on November 12, 1999. IMAX was added in 2008.
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Alonzo Jeter
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Recent comments (view all 23 comments)
Just what everybody needs…another generic twenty screen empty theatre showing the same stuff all the other empty multi-screens are showing.
Amen,dhroc,all over AMerica.
I hate this theater. Way too big. The concession stand is HUGE and is about the slowest in town! The type of folks that come to this one seem to have no manners…talk during the movie and, of course, turn on their stupid cellphones that light up like a beacon, which distracts everyone around them! Course, to be fair, that happens at all the theaters nowadays.
YEP,you got out in on the tail end of the real Theatre business.Promotions like Zack liked would be laughed at Today.I remember dressing up like the Marx Brothers to run around the Late Show crowd waiting to see “DUCK SOUP"tied a big Camel on my car to promote "HAAWPS”.Not done today.
sorta got a kick out of the Whine Line in the METRO SPIRIT,someone called and complained “young gangsters are taking over the 20 plex”.What,I bet they slid thru one of the many Exit doors,A young Gangster buy a ticket?
Mike that is so true! I went to this theater over Christmas with my sister, and it was something else in there. I felt sorry for the kids working there.
This opened on November 12th, 1999. I uploaded its grand opening ad here.
starting to have problem with gangs of teenagers, shooting a few weeks ago. Premiere of the JAMES BROWN Bio here, stars, glitz..
Wow, what a marquee!!
Does anyone know if this location was initially designed to be a Cobb theater? I know it opened as a Regal in 1999 and Cobb merger closed in 1997, but a friend who is an expert on the subject says that the construction looks very much like a Cobb. It is possible it was in development already when the merger closed.