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Home » Theater Guide » Location » United States » Kansas » Kansas City » AMC Springs North 4
Also known as AMC Indian Springs 4

AMC Springs North 4

Kansas City, KS
4601 State Avenue
, Kansas City, KS 66102 United States
(map)
Status: Closed
Screens: Multiplex (4 Screen)
Style: Unknown
Function: Unknown
Seats: Unknown
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The AMC Indian Springs Theaters was in two spots inside Indian Springs Mall and had a total of ten screens under one roof with four on the north side and six on the south. This theater complex was probably one of the first to have at least ten screens under one roof.

The older of the two sides is the AMC Springs North 4 which opened in 1971 with the mall, its has four hallway style theaters with 300-400 seats in each theater. From 1971-1980 its was a first run theater. It became a dollar house when AMC Springs South 6 opened and remained a dollar house until it closed in 1993. However during the Christmas shopping season, it was common to see AMC use one of the Springs North 4 screens for a first run family film to complement the larger amount of first run movies released during this period of the year that just six screens on the south side of the mall can't handle.

Today this movie theater remains standing and all the equipment is still there in all ten screens inside the mall and It is up for rent by the Indian Springs Mall.
Contributed by Chris Knight

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