Cinemark at the Pike
99 South Pine Avenue,
Long Beach,
CA
90802
99 South Pine Avenue,
Long Beach,
CA
90802
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Located at Rainbow Harbor, a lively dining, retail and entertainment destination in downtown Long Beach, this high-tech theater complex boasts state-of-the-art equipment and all-stadium seating.
The film house is a favorite among local teens, avid moviegoers, budding dinner-and-a-movie daters and party-hoppers gearing up for a night on the town, considering its proximity to the bustling downtown scene.
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Originally set to be the west coast flagship theatre for east coast based Crown Theatres but they pulled oout,thus allowing Cinemark to take the property.
This is not the one on Pine north of Ocean. This one is over by the CPK, Borders and so on, off Golden Shore.
Yes thats correct. The one North is AMC Pine 16.
I saw a great presentation of ‘Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull’ at the Cinemark a few hours ago. Very clean and very well attended for a month old movie on a Friday 10.10pm screening. I’ve seen several movies here and always choose it over, the now very tired, AMC 16 on Pine, which is a four blocks North of the Cinemark.
I’ll pop back later and take a few photos of both complexes.
Originally going to be part of the Crown Theaters chain. Crown Theaters has now been sold to Bow Tie Cinemas on the East Coast and Keratoses in the Midwest. I imagine if it seemed un-Cinemark, that might be why.
This area seems to be doing OK. The Gameworks attracts a lot of young people, which I assume spills over to the theater.
A better choice over the nearby AMC 16 at Pine Square. With both of these they are sometimes so understaffed you can walk right in without a ticket.
Here are some photos taken yesterday:
http://tinyurl.com/2dxp24z
http://tinyurl.com/23zhh7w
Nice photos ken mc.
Cinemark at the Pike was designed by Blair Ballard Architects.
I always thought this was supposed to be an Edwards, then they went under and then it was Crown and then they went under…