
AMC Cherry Hill 24
2121 Route 38,
Cherry Hill,
NJ
08002
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The Loews Cherry Hill 24 is a 93,000 square feet theatre located on Route 38 at the intersection of Haddonfield Road on a 20 acre site across the street from the Cherry Hill Mall, in the Philadelphia suburbs. Previously, the site held the Cherry Hill Inn, which had been built in the 1970’s.
As the largest multiplex in South Jersey when opened on December 18, 1998, the Loews Cherry Hill has 24 stadium seated auditoriums with a total of 4,400 seats. It has Dolby Digital sound, assistive listening devices, a large game room, indoor box office, large concession stand and online ticketing.
Opened by Loews Cineplex, it is currently operated by AMC which purchased Loews in 2005.

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They should have dolby cinema here…
One of the auditoriums is being renovated into a Dolby Cinema auditorium (auditorium 23?) as of September 2018. Will likely be open for Thanksgiving/Christmas movie season.
Theater now called AMC Cherry Hill 24.
AMC Cherry Hill 24’s IMAX Theatre is being renovated to recliners, and possibly Laser IMAX. So is AMC New Brunswick 18.
Laser IMAX is confirmed to be in the works from this theater’s official website: https://www.amctheatres.com/movie-theatres/philadelphia/amc-cherry-hill-24
With regard to NJ, New Brunswick 18 has also been confirmed to receive IMAX with Laser and Garden State 16’s IMAX is undergoing renovations (Laser is not confirmed as of yet but it’s likely).
I’m skeptical that they’ll add recliners, however, since that would halve the number of available seats. For these kinds of upgrades, the new seating that they usually put in are called “AMC Signature Plush Rockers”
IMAX Laser here has tiered seating with Dolby recliners unlike the IMAX Laser theaters at AMC Rockaway and AMC New Brunswick (AMC Neshaminy IMAX also has tiered seating with Dolby recliners but it is not IMAX Laser). Outstanding theater for 1.85:1 releases.
Best common height Dolby Cinema in the Philly metro. Slightly smaller than the common height screen at AMC Neshaminy but that theater has severe lighting issues (see my comment on the AMC Neshaminy page). Atmos was underwhelming at the two films I saw here yesterday (Sonic and Fantasy Island) but the Dolby promo sound was good so it could have been a film issue rather than a theater issue.
https://www.bizjournals.com/philadelphia/news/2020/04/22/cherry-hill-movie-theater-and-restaurant-sold-for.html
The business itself or just the building?
Please update, seating 3810 (IMAX Laser and Dolby reduced the total for the complex)