AMC Loews Cityplace 14
2600 N. Haskell Avenue,
Dallas,
TX
75204
2600 N. Haskell Avenue,
Dallas,
TX
75204
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Opened in 1995, this 14-screen multiplex became part of the AMC Theatres circuit after AMC’s purchase of Loews Cineplex Entertainment.
It was closed on January 6, 2008.
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Took some photos today of the Loews Theatre, City Place 14, in Dallas Texas. http://www.flickr.com/photos/racphotography/ …
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Randy A. Carlisle
“Preserving AMERICAs History Thru Photography”
This multiplex is quite young and looks thoroughly modern. It looks almost like the White Marsh multiplex in MD. I suspect the reason for its demise was lack of patronage? The address of it leads me to think that it was or is near the 7-Eleven world headquarters.
The City-Place building is right across the street from the Theatre. Not sure if 7-11 is still in the City-Place building tho.. (?)..
Very nice looking building to demolish so soon. Only 12 years old. Opened December 22 1995. (Per cinematour.com)
This was one of a number of virtually identical theaters built in a quick expansion shortly after Sony took over Loews in the early 90s, at the leading edge of the megaplex era. Although very nice for their time – in particular, they featured attractive atrium lobbies over their full length – they were built just before the advent of Stadium Seating and quickly became obsolete. In Chicagoland, three theaters built to this template were the Rolling Meadows, Crestwood, and Streamwood.
Is this the one across the street from Target? I was at this theatre back before Christmas. Use to go see previews there. I had no clue they were closed as of this year. But as time went on, I did notice a decline in movie goers there.
This was a wonderful theater & very close to my residence in the Vickery Place neighborhood. The lack of patronage can be credited to all the demolishing of the neighborhoods around the City Place area. Countless numbers of mini mansions & condos are being constructed everywhere for people other than the middle class that have yet to appear. Businesses that cater the these M.I.A. residents are also in the works. Many businesses that catered to the average family have been shut down to make way for the new vision of lower Greenville politicians have. There was no patronage because they were run out town! Truly sad.
There is a proposal to use this the land on which the theater occupied for the construction of a supermarket which implies that the theater has been demolished. Story here View link
Another one gone.
Died at 13 years old.
AMC built the Northpark, and closed City Place. City Place was fine for the time it was built, but not stadium seated and attracted a loud and crazy crowd.