AMC Loews Plainville 20
220 New Britain Road,
Plainville,
CT
06062
220 New Britain Road,
Plainville,
CT
06062
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This Loews Theatre opened in 1999. It is located on New Britain Road at Pequot Road north of I-84.
It features a large concession area with an expanded menue, indoor box office, stadium seating, online ticketing, rocker seats and Dolby Digital sound.
Not one of the most attractive of the newer Loews Theatres, but it has an attractive entrance and large spacious lobby.
The theater was renamed after AMC’s acquisition of Loews Cineplex in 2005.
Contributed by
Chuck Van Bibber
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Theresa….This website is not the Loews Plainville Theater website. Their website is listed above (click where it says Related Websites) or call this number (860) 793-6661. That is the number listed for this theater. Maybe you can speak to the manager about using his display for your Summer Bible Club.
I found two numbers listed for this theater. If the one above doesn’t work try this one 860-747-1071.
I love this place! I see all my movies here. Yes, I love old movie palaces, but out of all the cineplexes this one is the best.
Well, I like the colored lights and the walls have a nice design too.
One last thing, the theater has 20 screens, not 18.
As with all Loews locations, this is now owned by AMC.
Not the best place to see a movie in the area, but it’s the theater I usually end up going to because it’s so damn close to me.
O.k.
This place is going to get a LIEMAX in theater 19, their largest theater.
It’s supposed to be ready by end of August, should be bigger than Buckland Hill’s IMAX. Theater 19 fits almost 700people.
Can anyone post details on the size of the screen, quality of the projection or sound system, or other aspects of the theater? I think we all know it’s not a “real” IMAX theater (see: http://www.lfexaminer.com/20081016.htm),,) but maybe it provides better quality that could be worth the extra cost to some people? However, if it’s not much better than a regular screen, that would be useful info, even if it’s just opinion.