CMX Chateau
3450 E. Circle Drive NE,
Rochester,
MN
55906
3450 E. Circle Drive NE,
Rochester,
MN
55906
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Operated by: CMX Cinemas
Previously operated by: Cinemagic Theatres, Paragon Entertainment Group
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Chateau 10, Chateau 14, Paragon Chateau
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News About This Theater
- Feb 7, 2011 — Florida-based Paragon acquiring two cinemas in the Gopher State
- Feb 2, 2011 — Rochester's Chateau 14 closes suddenly
Opened by Chateau Theatres on December 15, 2001 with four screens, In February 2002 it expanded to fourteen screens. It was suddenly closed by CineMagic Theatres in January 2011. It was taken over by Paragon Theaters. In August 2017 it was taken over by CMX Cinemas. On March 16, 2020 the cinema was closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. In April 2020 CMX filed for Chapter 11, going out of business. The cinema is permanently closed. It had reopened by Summer of 2024.
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The theatre may have been named to evoke the memory of downtown Rochester’s historic Chateau Theatre, which, though the building still exists, has been converted to a bookstore.
This theater has been acquired by Paragon Theaters of Coconut Grove, Florida. Paragon is planning to renovate and upgrade the theater before reopening it: View link
Current ownership should be Paragon Entertainment Group.
CMX Cinemas closed this along with all of its locations on March 16, 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. A month later CMX declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy trying to renegotiate as many leases as possible.
The Chateau became one of many theatre closed permanently during the pandemic. The theater occupied suites 106 and 107 which were leased individually in August 2020 ending the theater’s run.
This theater has since reopened following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Proof: I looked on CMX’s website, and I saw showtimes for movies for this theater. Hell, I even saw recent pictures posted on Google for this theater.
The first four screens opened on December 15th, 2001 by Chateau Theatres, which also operated the Galleria Six, after a benefit performance on the 14th. Fully opened in February 2002. Ads posted.