AMC Citywalk Stadium 19
100 Universal City Plaza,
Universal City,
CA
91608
100 Universal City Plaza,
Universal City,
CA
91608
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Opened in 1987 by Cineplex Odeon, the Universal City Cinemas contain 18 “regular” motion picture auditoria and one IMAX screen. The theater is situated inside Universal’s popular City Walk entertainment and retail complex at Universal Studios.
Since 2007, operated by AMC.
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like the now closed Route 4 tenplex and the extinct Eaton Center 21 screen theater that was at the time the first true megaplex in North America, and also the still open Ziegfeld theater and Chelsea multiplex. Also, it had 4 more screens than the still open Beverly Center 14 (which is now a Mann theater) and was much bigger and luxurious.
Garth our leader at the time was more into small theaters as the flagships IT SEEMED IT WAS MORE ABOUT THE PRESTIGE THAN HOW MUCH A THEATER MADE….In his mind i would think the flagships were ..
Carnagie hall theater…Pantage(live theater) was his favourite.In the beging he loved the Warner theater (42 nd st &broadway)HE always felt he was the first to put money into 42 nd st …
I didn’t go here after all like I planned. Looks like I won’t get to see this joint till late summer.
Would someone tell me how it is now after the remodel????Someone please post a comment about how the remodel has improved it.
They added stadium seating and red high back chairs to all auditoriums. They also added purple and red painted floors on the entry level and purple and red carpet in the hallways and upstairs. They have black leather sofas along the walls. They kept the balconies in the large auditoriums.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bluepupae/2004938592/
I DID SEE 4 MOVIES HERE IN OCT THE STAFF WAS ON OF THE BEST I HAVE SEEN..
Zip code is 91608
AMC dropped the Loews moniker from this theatre’s name a while ago. LA Times ads along with AMC’s ad lists it as “AMC Citywalk 19 with IMAX.”
The IMAX theatre has switched to an all reserved seating system. Switch happened in Summer 2010. The remaining theatres are still first come first served.
http://splashpage.mtv.com/2012/01/11/dark-knight-rises-sold-out/