Mid Rivers 14 Cine'
1220 Mid Rivers Mall Drive,
St. Peters,
MO
63376
1220 Mid Rivers Mall Drive,
St. Peters,
MO
63376
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@littlelamzie: Actually, it’s not much different from when I went there on Friday nights in 1990!! That was when the theater only had 6 screens and the kids were loud and disrespectful then…maybe not foul-mouthed, but they still ruined the movie experience because they just wouldn’t shut up!! I’ve found the St. Charles 18 to be far better…
I loathe going to this theater, especially on a Friday or Saturday night. Yikes! Nothing but young kids being disrespectful and foul-mouthed. It has definitely gone down hill in the last 10 years.
Since the Mid Rivers 6 opened in December of 1988, would that make it the last General Cinema theater that opened in St. Louis?
There is a small picture pf the theater’s mall entrance here: View link
I’ll take ya back further…I remember when I-70 (the highway, not the drive in) wasn’t there.
I know the family who owned the property the mall sits on.
Funny-I’ve never been in that theater, yet I live within walking distance.
If GCC opened the 6 screener in Dec 1988, this means it was in GCC’s hands for less than a year, since Wehrenberg bought out the remaining GCCs in 1989. Do I have that right?
This will take you back…I remember playing soccer on a field that was near the site for Mid Rivers Mall. This was in the late 70-early 80s and, at that time, there was no Mid Rivers Mall. It was just a big empty field. Still can’t believe it used to be that way not so long ago.
The Mid Rivers 6 was closed in March 1999.
The new Mid Rivers 14 opened December 10, 1999.
General Cinema opened as a 6-screen in December 1988.
Wehrenberg’s web site (http://www.wehrenberg.com/theaterDetail.asp?theatre=18) says: • All Stadium Seating Auditoriums with “Snuggle Seats®†and cupholder armrests
• Digital Surround Sound
• Full Service Concession Stand
• Family Entertainment Center with video and redemption games & exciting prizes
• Available for group events
• Assistive Listening Devices
• Handicap accessible
• Free Jumbo Corn Refills
The Architect was Rataj Krueger Architects Inc. Please see web site at www.RKAI.net for other theater projects.
This theater was one of the first full stadium seating ADA compliant projects in the Midwest area.
The Interior Designer was Larry Raphael.