Regal Timberlyne 6
120 Banks Drive,
Timberlyne Shopping Center,
Chapel Hill,
NC
27514
120 Banks Drive,
Timberlyne Shopping Center,
Chapel Hill,
NC
27514
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Located in the Northern section of Chapel Hill, the Timberlyne Cinemas are located opposite the Timberlyne Shopping Center on 120 Banks Drive off Weaver Dairy Road near Martin Luther King Boulevard(formerly Airport Road). Opening to the public on July 9, 1993, the theatre was one of two movie houses in Chapel Hill that were owned and operated under Charlotte based Eastern Federal Corporation (the other was the Village Plaza Theatres off Elliott Road). All six auditoriums were equipped with the latest sound technology with full Dolby Digital Sound, advance ticket sales and acres of free parking.
Eastern Federal operated this theatre until 2005 until Regal Cinemas took over as an acquisition of Eastern Federal Theatres. After the Village Plaza closed in 2003, the Regal Timberlyne 6 remains the only multiplex in Chapel Hill, and does astounding business under Regal Theatres.
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THE MOVIES AT TIMBERLYNE 6
Opened on July 9,1993 a six screen cinema with a seating capacity of 1,688 under Charlotte-based Eastern Federal Corporation. Eastern Federal operated this theatre until 2004 when Regal Cinemas took over as a acquisition of Eastern Federal.
HISTORY:
1993-2004 Eastern Federal Corporation
2004-Present Regal Cinemas
Opened on July 9,1993…..
CHAPEL HILL’S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN THEATRE OPENS TODAY! THE MOVIES AT TIMBERLYNE CINEMAS
-Latest In Sound Technology
-With Full Dobly Digital Sound and JBL
-Surround Sound in All Auditoriums
-Acres of Free Parking!
THE OPENING ATTRACTIONS FOR THE MOVIES AT TIMBERLYNE:
“JURASSIC PARK”-In Dobly Digital Sound (No Passes)
“MADE IN AMERICA”
“WEEKEND AT BERNIE’S II”
“THE SON-IN-LAW”
“DAVE”
“INDECENT PROPOSAL”
What a horrible way to open a new theatre….. Pauly Shore in “THE SON-IN-LAW”
A lot of people avoided this turkey and flock over to the larger auditorium where JURASSIC PARK was packing them in and keeping the lines going around the block.