Regal Crossroads Stadium 20
501 Caitboo Drive,
Cary,
NC
27511
501 Caitboo Drive,
Cary,
NC
27511
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Opening on December 10, 1999, the Crossroads Stadium Cinemas became the Triangle’s first-ever megaplex theatre. It opened to capacity crowds and featured all stadium seating in all auditorium that had the latest state of the art digital projection with full Dolby-THX channel sound, two concession stands with advance ticketing and expanded box office stands. It still does big business with it comes to showing Hollywood’s finest. Formerly owned and operated under Charlotte-based Consolidated Theatres when it first opened, this theatre in 2008 was acquired by Regal Cinemas Corporation.
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Chuck1231 and NightHawk: I have updated information on this theatre. And it has been verify that this cinema opened around Christmas of 1999. Regal took over in 2008.
Opened on December 10,1999 as Cary’s first megaplex cinema. The opening attractions for it’s grand opening:
Tom Hanks in THE GREEN MILE-(Showing on 3 Screens in Dobly THX Digital Sound)
“TOY STORY 2”–(Showing on 3 Screens in THX)
“AMERICAN BEAUTY”–(Showing on 2 Screens)
“BEING JOHN MALKOVICH”, “THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH”,
“END OF DAYS”, “DEUCE BIGELOW”, “MUSIC OF THE HEART”
“HAPPY TEXAS”, “THE BONE COLLECTOR”, “THE IRON GIANT”
“DOUBLE JEOPARDY”
COMING FOR CHRISTMAS: Robin Williams in BICENTENNIAL MAN
Chuck1231, NightHawk, and GM Nash: Charlotte based Consolidated Theatres opened this theatre in 1999,and rebuilt throughout most of the late-1990’s all the way until the early-to-mid 2000’s,and sold this theatre off to Regal Cinemas in 2008 as part of the acquisation from Consolidated Theatres.
raysson, are you sure they had digital projection when they opening in 1999?
Chuck1231: Charlotte-based Consolidated Theatres operated this theatre with all auditoriums having stadium seating and all Dobly-THX digital sound…….It wasn’t until Regal acquired this theatre in 2008 when it converted to all digital projection.
In your intro in the header you stated that they opened all auditoriums had state of the art digital projection.