Regal Sherman Oaks Galleria
15301 Ventura Boulevard,
Sherman Oaks,
CA
91403
15301 Ventura Boulevard,
Sherman Oaks,
CA
91403
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Operated by: Regal Entertainment Group
Previously operated by: ArcLight Cinemas, Pacific Theatres
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Galleria 16 Theaters, ArcLight Sherman Oaks, Regal Sherman Oaks
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Originally opened on November 2, 2001 as the Pacific Theatres Galleria 16, this megaplex in the new Sherman Oaks Galleria reopened in November 2007 with 3,497-seats, as the second ArcLight cinema–the luxury cinema brand of Pacific Theatres. It was closed on March 17, 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It was announced on April 13, 2021 that the closure would be permanent in all ArcLight/Pacific theatres. It was taken over by Regal Entertainment and following ongoing renovations reopened on July 6, 2021 as Regal Sherman Oaks Galleria with 2,577-seats.
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Auditorium 1 has been upgraded to RPX with HDR by Barco and Dolby Atmos (congrats, RobertAlex), and auditorium 2 has been upgraded to IMAX with Laser (sorry, RobertAlex). Auditoriums 3 and 10 are currently closed.
Current capacity is 2,149.
Auditorium capacities: 224 (1/RPX), 194 (2/IMAX), 458 (3~), 148 (4^/4DX), 121 (5), 121 (6), 114 (7), 95 (8^), 95 (9^), 118 (10~), 117 (11^), 48 (12), 44 (13), 40 (14), 105 (15), 107 (16)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating. The “~” indicates auditoriums that are under construction.
Thanks, nothingbutcinema, good to see they kept the Atmos, however it is a shame that they did not put the IMAX in 3, it is by far the largest auditorium in terms of potential screen size.
I wonder if the IMAX screen will even exceed 50 to 55 feet. The existing screens in 1 and 2 were very small, maybe 40ish feet plus.
Auditorium 3 has (also) been upgraded to RPX. Auditorium 10 is currently closed.
Both RPX theaters support HDR by Barco and Dolby Atmos, with Magnify 8 support in select rows during select films.
Current capacity is 1,915.
Auditorium capacities: 224 (1/RPX), 194 (2/IMAX), 224 (3/RPX), 148 (4^/4DX), 121 (5), 121 (6), 114 (7), 95 (8^), 95 (9^), 118 (10~), 117 (11^), 48 (12), 44 (13), 40 (14), 105 (15), 107 (16)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating. The “~” indicates auditoriums that are under construction.
This is a rare Regal with 2 RPX screens
Auditoriums 8-11 are currently closed.
Went here over last weekend and was blown away. Regal really did a great job. While I will forever miss Arclight and their departure clock in the lobby, the renovation here is amazing.
1 is RPX with Atmos (yay!) and it is much larger that I though. The screens really take all the wall real estate they can take considering the exit doors down by the screen. Same with the IMAX (#2), the screen really is close to the first row so plan accordingly. However, the RPX in #3 is so cool. I think its a bit larger that #1 and #2, but its so nice to see a huge screen to match the large auditorium We also went to #5. One of the middle sized theaters and it was great. The seats are great (i could do without the tables) and you cannot see anyone in front or behind you. I cannot tell if they replaced the screens but they seemed bigger. The sound and picture was terrific and I heard no bleed from the theaters on either side of it.
This might be my new go to, parking is easy, NO one was there, and it really is a remarkable renovation in terms of comfort and experience. I need to go try to smaller theaters in the back next time to see how they look
Auditoriums 8-11 have been upgraded to recliners.
Regal has updated the entrance signage. The logo for SCREENX has been replaced by the logo for RPX. For those just joining us, SCREENX was announced for this location nearly 5 years ago, but never installed.
Capacity following the 2025-2026 renovations is 1,662.
Auditorium capacities: 224 (1/RPX), 194 (2/IMAX), 224 (3/RPX), 148 (4^/4DX), 121 (5), 121 (6/70mm), 114 (7), 40 (8), 36 (9), 48 (10), 48 (11), 48 (12), 44 (13), 40 (14), 105 (15), 107 (16)
The “^” indicates auditoriums that don’t have recliner seating.
Regal Times Square was supposed to get Screen X, had the sign then took it down, instead the only Regal with 2 4DX houses
Times Square?
Yes, at one point Regal Times Square had a SCREENX logo in the lobby, and in 2022, a manager told a Cinema Treasures user about the plan to convert the 4DX theater in auditorium 2 to SCREENX and build a new 4DX in auditorium 12, allowing Regal Times Square to have the World’s Largest 4DX. They were able to convert auditorium 12 to 4DX, but they never converted the 4DX in auditorium 2. I’m guessing they felt having two 4DXes in Times Square was more profitable than having a 4DX and a SCREENX, but personally, I could see them converting auditorium 2 to America’s first ULTRA 4DX in the future.
I’m guessing ridethectrain was comparing the Times Square situation (two 4DX theaters) to the Sherman Oaks situation (two RPX theaters), though the second 4DX at Times Square opened 8 years after the first, and the second RPX at Sherman Oaks Galleria opened 4 days after the first.