Please correct in the description, two screens were added November 18, 1994 not Hollywood. General Cinema chopped 2 screens in half. Similar to what GCC did at AMC Bay Plaza former GCC location
Please update, 2 additional screens opened on November 18, 1994 when General Cinema split 2 big houses. No formal grand opening ad, uploaded the first week as 10 in the photos section and the grand opening ad for Dickerson Theatres also posted.
Alamo Drafthouse closing cinema at Mercato in North Naples
By Tim Aten Sep 4, 2026 Updated Sep 4, 2026
The silver screens are fading to black again at Mercato as Alamo Drafthouse cinema is closing its North Naples location Sept. 9.
The intermission is expected to be short as Paragon Theaters hopes to take over the spot to continue the movie-dining tradition there. Paragon also operates the 10-screen cinema across U.S. 41 North in The Pavilion shopping center.
In April 2024, Alamo’s 11-screen cinema with its full menu of food and cocktails and a nine-hole miniature golf course replaced the longtime Silverspot Cinema at Mercato. Within months of the North Naples opening, Austin-based Alamo Drafthouse Cinema was acquired by California-based Sony Pictures Experiences, and the mini golf eventually was retired.
Unfortunately, the Naples cinema proved to be an underperforming location for the chain
“We have made the difficult decision to close our Naples, Florida, location. Our last day of operations will be Sept. 9, 2026,” an Alamo Drafthouse spokesperson emailed Sept. 4. “We are all immensely grateful for our community partners, our teammates and our guests in the Naples area. Severance packages will be offered to all teammates, and we are relieved to know that the building will continue operating as a movie theater under Paragon Theaters. We will work with Paragon to help connect interested teammates with comparable opportunities wherever possible.”
Guests who are subscribed to Alamo Drafthouse’s Season Pass membership program in Naples will have their subscriptions canceled and refunded at a prorated rate.
Alamo Drafthouse plans to continue operating its remaining 40 cinema locations and expand its nationwide business. The company made a landmark announcement last month about its plans to restore and reopen the Cinerama Dome and the former Arclight Hollywood in Los Angeles.
“We appreciate their partnership over the years and thank their team for the experiences they’ve brought to our guests,” said Lauren Ness, a spokesperson for Jamestown, the company that leases and manages Mercato. “Entertainment continues to be an important part of our vision for the property. We have a new movie theater tenant in process and look forward to sharing those details with the Naples community very soon.”
While it’s not a done deal yet, Paragon Theaters wants to reopen the 11 screens on the second floor of Mercato by mid-December in time to show the new sequels for “Avengers” and “Dune,” which will be released Dec. 18, said Michael Whalen, co-CEO and co-owner of Paragon. If a tenant agreement can be reached, moviegoers can expect a similar experience with upscale amenities.
Paragon would like to retrofit the Mercato space with its Axis15 Extreme auditoriums featuring tilted screens and Lux Box dine-in recliners. “A high-end pod recliner where you can order food to your seat. We think that’s a winner in Naples,” Whalen said.
The Paragon entertainment company was founded in 2009 by former Muvico executives Michael Wilson and Whalen.
Please update, rename theatre to GQT Brownsburg 8 GDX as per website and the theatre opened on October 21, 2005. Article about the theatre and a early display ad in the photos section.
Theatre 1 281 GDX/Atmos
Theatres 2-8 are open seating
Currently, theatres 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17 and 18 are currently closed, don’t know if AMC is putting new seating, will check in a few months on their website.
Please rename theatre to VIP Legacy 9 Cinema as per website, theatre opened on November 20, 1998 and expanded to 9 screens on June 27, 2003 (Grand Opening ads are in the photos section)
Please update, rename theatre to Landmark Keystone Art Cinema as per Landmark website, theatre opened on December 7, 2005 (Ad in photos section) and total seats 1143
Please correct screen count to 3 screens, according to their website all 3 theatres are ADA accessible, they don’t mention a forth house (info in photos section).
Please update, rename theatre to Regal UA Galaxy-Indianapolis as per website and the theatre opened on March 21, 1997. A bunch of grand opening ads in the photos section.
Please correct in the description, two screens were added November 18, 1994 not Hollywood. General Cinema chopped 2 screens in half. Similar to what GCC did at AMC Bay Plaza former GCC location
Please update, 2 additional screens opened on November 18, 1994 when General Cinema split 2 big houses. No formal grand opening ad, uploaded the first week as 10 in the photos section and the grand opening ad for Dickerson Theatres also posted.
Total seats based on 9 screens 766.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 88
Theatre 2 35
Theatre 3 and 6 92
Theatre 4 and 5 77
Theatre 7 ?????
Theatre 8 52
Theatre 9 110
Theatre 10 143
Please update, open on September 11, 2026 as a second run theatre Friday and Saturday, grand opening web ad in the photos section
article from gulfshore business
Please update, temporarily CLOSED
Alamo Drafthouse closing cinema at Mercato in North Naples By Tim Aten Sep 4, 2026 Updated Sep 4, 2026
The silver screens are fading to black again at Mercato as Alamo Drafthouse cinema is closing its North Naples location Sept. 9.
The intermission is expected to be short as Paragon Theaters hopes to take over the spot to continue the movie-dining tradition there. Paragon also operates the 10-screen cinema across U.S. 41 North in The Pavilion shopping center.
In April 2024, Alamo’s 11-screen cinema with its full menu of food and cocktails and a nine-hole miniature golf course replaced the longtime Silverspot Cinema at Mercato. Within months of the North Naples opening, Austin-based Alamo Drafthouse Cinema was acquired by California-based Sony Pictures Experiences, and the mini golf eventually was retired.
Unfortunately, the Naples cinema proved to be an underperforming location for the chain
“We have made the difficult decision to close our Naples, Florida, location. Our last day of operations will be Sept. 9, 2026,” an Alamo Drafthouse spokesperson emailed Sept. 4. “We are all immensely grateful for our community partners, our teammates and our guests in the Naples area. Severance packages will be offered to all teammates, and we are relieved to know that the building will continue operating as a movie theater under Paragon Theaters. We will work with Paragon to help connect interested teammates with comparable opportunities wherever possible.”
Guests who are subscribed to Alamo Drafthouse’s Season Pass membership program in Naples will have their subscriptions canceled and refunded at a prorated rate.
Alamo Drafthouse plans to continue operating its remaining 40 cinema locations and expand its nationwide business. The company made a landmark announcement last month about its plans to restore and reopen the Cinerama Dome and the former Arclight Hollywood in Los Angeles.
“We appreciate their partnership over the years and thank their team for the experiences they’ve brought to our guests,” said Lauren Ness, a spokesperson for Jamestown, the company that leases and manages Mercato. “Entertainment continues to be an important part of our vision for the property. We have a new movie theater tenant in process and look forward to sharing those details with the Naples community very soon.”
While it’s not a done deal yet, Paragon Theaters wants to reopen the 11 screens on the second floor of Mercato by mid-December in time to show the new sequels for “Avengers” and “Dune,” which will be released Dec. 18, said Michael Whalen, co-CEO and co-owner of Paragon. If a tenant agreement can be reached, moviegoers can expect a similar experience with upscale amenities.
Paragon would like to retrofit the Mercato space with its Axis15 Extreme auditoriums featuring tilted screens and Lux Box dine-in recliners. “A high-end pod recliner where you can order food to your seat. We think that’s a winner in Naples,” Whalen said.
The Paragon entertainment company was founded in 2009 by former Muvico executives Michael Wilson and Whalen.
Please rename theatre Noble Theatre as per museum webiste and the webpage is https://www.okcmoa.com/film/
Please rename theatre Republic Theatres-Studio 10 Cinemas as per theatre website and I uploaded the grand opening ad in the photos section.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 10 207
Theatre 2, 3 and 4 96
Theatre 5 154
Theatre 6 102
Theatre 7 and 8 87
Theatre 9 78
Please rename theatre Torchlight Cinema as per website
Please update, rename theatre to Regal Greenwood as per Regal website and total seats 1,154
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 5, 10 and 14 78
Theatre 2 and 13 60
Theatre 3 and 12 49
Theatre 4 and 11 55
Theatre 6 and 10 105
Theatre 7 and 8 142
NOTE: Theatre 7 features RPX
Please update, rename theatre to Regal Shiloh Crossing as per website and total seats 1,313
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 10, 13 and 18 49
Theatre 2, 9, 14, 15 and 16 44
Theatre 3 112
Theatre 4 and 5 94
Theatre 6 157
Theatre 7 and 8 78
Theatre 11 92
Theatre 12 147
Theatre 17 45
Please update, rename theatre to GQT Brownsburg 8 GDX as per website and the theatre opened on October 21, 2005. Article about the theatre and a early display ad in the photos section.
Theatre 1 281 GDX/Atmos Theatres 2-8 are open seating
Currently, theatres 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17 and 18 are currently closed, don’t know if AMC is putting new seating, will check in a few months on their website.
Seating Capacity
Theatre 3 249 Dolby Cinema at AMC
Theatre 4 and 12 113
Theatre 5, 6, 13 and 14 139
Theatre 7 and 15 100
Please rename theatre to VIP Legacy 9 Cinema as per website, theatre opened on November 20, 1998 and expanded to 9 screens on June 27, 2003 (Grand Opening ads are in the photos section)
This theatre is currently open seating.
Please update, theatre name is Regal Village Park 17 and total seats 2,806. Five additional screens opened on June 9, 2000
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 139
Theatre 2 70
Theatre 3 215
Theatre 4 308
Theatre 5 416
Theatre 6 263
Theatre 7 215
Theatre 8 96
Theatre 9 153
Theatre 10 124
Theatre 11 273
Theatre 12 131
Theatre 13 96
Theatre 14 63
Theatre 15 64
Theatre 16 79
Theatre 17 101
Please update, rename theatre to Regal Noblesville as per website and total seats 708.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 10 78
Theatre 2, 3, 8 and 9 49
Theatre 4 and 7 63
Theatre 5 and 6 115
It’s Grand Opening ad uploaded to the photos section
Please update, rename theatre to Flix Brewhouse Carmel as per website, total screens is 9 and total seats 1,017
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 118
Theatre 2 171
Theatre 3 95
Theatre 4 270
Theatre 5 81
Theatre 6 129
Theatre 7 and 9 49
Theatre 8 55
Please update, total seats 1,492
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 16 46
Theatre 2 126 EMX
Theatre 3 247 EMX/ATMOS (former IMAX House)
Theatre 4, 8 and 9 79
Theatre 5 71
Theatre 6, 11 and 12 63
Theatre 7 and 10 93
Theatre 13 136
Theatre 14 132
Theatre 15 76
The Grand Opening ads and article about the theatre in the photos section.
Please rename theatre to GQT Lebanon 7 as per theatre website
PLease update, total seating 1,104
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 71
Theatre 2 62
Theatre 3 53
Theatre 4 154
Theatre 5 and 10 100
Theatre 6 62
Theatre 7 and 8 45
Theatre 9 65
Theatre 11 158
Theatre 12 49
Theatre 13 65
Theatre 14 75
Please update, rename theatre to Living Room Theaters Indianapolis as per website and total seats 485
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 100
Theatre 2, 3 and 4 72
Theatre 5, 6, 7 and 8 42
Note: This change also operates a theatre in Portland, Oregon
and fix website to https://livingroomtheaters.com/living-room-theaters—select-location/
Please update, rename theatre to Landmark Keystone Art Cinema as per Landmark website, theatre opened on December 7, 2005 (Ad in photos section) and total seats 1143
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 2 116
Theatre 3 107
Theatre 4 147
Theatre 5 246
Theatre 6 231
Theatre 7 180
Please update, rename theatre to Landmark Glendale 12 as per Landmark website and total seats 1,888
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 7 299
Theatre 2, 3, 4, 8, 9 and 10 147
Theatre 5, 6, 11 and 12 102
Please correct screen count to 3 screens, according to their website all 3 theatres are ADA accessible, they don’t mention a forth house (info in photos section).
Please update, rename theatre to Kan-Kan Cinema and Bar as per website and total seats 225 with 3 screens
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 45
Theatre 2 145
Theatre 3 35
Please update, rename theatre to Regal UA Galaxy-Indianapolis as per website and the theatre opened on March 21, 1997. A bunch of grand opening ads in the photos section.
Seating capacity will be posted in the next day