Atco Multiplex Cinemas
178 White Horse Pike,
Atco,
NJ
08004
178 White Horse Pike,
Atco,
NJ
08004
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The Atco Multiplex Cinemas is on White Horse Pike, at the intersection of Routes 30 and 73. The theater is in South Jersey, in the Philadelphia suburbs. There are 14 screens, with digital sound and operated by National Amuseuments.
They closed the first-run Atco Multiplex Cinemas in August 2008.
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Howard B Haas
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I have just read, over at this link: [url]http://cinematreasures.org/news/19561_0_1_0_C/[/url], that the Atco Multiplex Cinemas will close next week, along with sister theatres Showcase Lawrence 1-6 Cinemas and Circle Cinemas.
the guy who dropps my film prints to my theater said the same about atco closing, that would be a major blow. its the only mainstream cinema i frequent cause its quiet clean and the staff is very curdious as a theater manager myself i respect that more then anything
i saw many films back in the drive in days at atco from the late 80’s into the multiplex days starting with the addams family in 91
right now its all internet gossip but alot of memories there
drove past today and its closed so guess it wasnt gossip
I guess the ghost in #12 won’t have anyone to bother now:
http://www.ghosttraveller.com/NewJersey.htm
Another in a long list of Redstones old drive-in properties that will sit empty. In the past few years Atco, along with the Amboys and All-Jersey (former Newark Drive-in) have now closed, and as of this post, the latter 2 still sit vacant and boarded up.
Does anyone know why this was closed?
Adios:
http://tinyurl.com/ah23dn
The foot print of the Atco drive-in is still behind the Multi-Plex. Saw it on google earth.
..Hey, I used to work @ Atco Raceway as a part time announcer. ..NITRO BURNING FUNNY CARS!
Had the Atco survive into this decade, it would’ve gotten digital projection and 3d.
When I drive by the site in July the multiplex has been completely demolished :–( When it opened I remember that having 14 screens at one theatre was just beyond belief.