Cinepolis Mansfield
1965 Route 57,
Hackettstown,
NJ
07840
1965 Route 57,
Hackettstown,
NJ
07840
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Opened in Spring of 1999 to coincide with the release of the new “Star Wars” and “Matrix” movies, this megaplex was Clearview’s largest in the tri-state area. Located just off Route 57 and Allen Road in a busy shopping outlet, this theater has it all: stadium seating, Dolby Digital EX and DTS-ES surround sound, plenty of concessions, and online ticketing.
In June 2013 it was taken over by Bow-Tie Cinemas. In July 2016 it was taken over by Cinepolis.
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Justin Fencsak
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getting into the theater’s parking lot can be a bit trickier than at the AMC in Rockaway. Not only there’s theater parking, but parking also shares with Shop-Rite and other retailers and traffic can be a hassle, with minor accidents that happen rarely. A simple way that my Dad takes me there is to take Route 517 off Route 80 (Exit 19), go south bound towards Allen Rd passing Route 46 and the streets that surround Centenary College, make a left, then make a right onto the parking lot just before Route 57 and find some ample parking. This is much faster than taking 46 to the 182/57 intersection that sometimes gets backed up.
I heard reports by facebook users that this theater is infested with bedbugs. Hope they sanitize the theater like what AMC is doing with the Empire.
Ticket prices for this theater have gone up. $11.00 for evening ticket, plus $3.50 for 3D. That’s $.50 less than what AMC charges for its customers. No wonder people are staying home and renting movies in Hackettstown.
On an ad for “There Be Dragons”, this theater is incorrectly listed as “Mansfield 16”. Oops. I read that in the New York Times' Arts and Leisure section.
Ever since the AMC in Rockaway as well as the Cinemark in Stroud Mall opened, this theater has gone downhill. Projection issues, poor staff, overpriced food, tiny screens that look like one of those vizio tvs.
Seems that like other Bowtie theatres, this one has all digital projection on all screens….i remember when they projected film they were top notch in the area….
Most recently they renovated the theater and implemented reserved ticketing.
Now run by Cinepolis
Any grand opening ads?
They should revamp this theater as soon as the one in parsippany reopens as a luxury theater.