From Business NH O’Neil Cinemas, a family-owned theater chain with a 40-year legacy in NH, is returning to Londonderry this month with a renovated theater featuring cutting-edge technology, luxurious seating, and enhanced amenities.
Originally founded in 1982, O’Neil Cinemas was operated by the O’Neil family for decades before leasing the Londonderry facility to AMC Theaters in 2014. Following AMC’s recent departure, the O’Neil family—led by Dan O’Neil Sr. and his sons, Dan O’Neil and Tim O’Neil—decided to reclaim and revitalize the theater for a new era of cinema and community engagement.
“The theater in Londonderry is a 10-plex and it’s fully gutted at this point but we’re making it a first-class facility that will add 40 to 50 jobs,” says the younger Dan O’Neil. The newly renovated, 28,000-square-foot theater will include nine auditoriums as a luxury lounge. It will also include a full-service bar where people will be able to order food to be delivered to their seats. “We want this to be a great communal experience for people and we plan on renting out the facility for corporate and community events as well,” O’Neil says.
The facility will include two Grand DLX auditoriums with massive screens and Dolby Atmos sound—offering a multi-dimensional audio experience with 64 strategically placed speakers. In the grand auditoriums guests will be able to enjoy ‘Buttkicker’ heated recliners with swivel tables, which synchronize vibrations with the film’s soundtrack. “We want people to get off the couch and have an immersive experience,” O’Neil says.
Movie theaters have come a long way from the O’Neil’s’ original theater in Londonderry, which was a fourplex built in 1982 when Dan O’Neil Jr. was 12 years old. “My brother [Tim] and I got into the business early on working concessions and the projectors,” O’Neil says, adding that O’Neil Cinemas expanded in the 1990s to include theaters in Epping, NH, as well as Massachusetts. The cost of the renovation in Londonderry is roughly $7 million and O’Neil believes it’s a worthwhile investment, especially considering the long distance to the closest theaters and his belief in building community. “We’re communal creatures and throughout history we’ve told stories. People like to laugh and cry together,” he says. “Being in this business feels like we’re providing a service to community.” For more information, visit oneilcinemas.com.
Please update, total seats 2897 and the Theatre 24 New Imax Theatre opens on November 21, 2025 with Wicked For Good, pre sales on sale. The auditorium lost 50 recliner seats once the conversion was finish.
Theatre 1 130
Theatre 2 105
Theatre 3 95
Theatre 4 167 (Edwards Sests)
Theatre 5 and 6 94
Theatre 7 164 (edwards seats)
Theatre 8 167 (edwards seats)
Theatre 9 155 (edwards seats)
Theatre 10 93
Theatre 11 159 (RPX and HDR by BARCO)
Theatre 12 172 (4DX)
Theatre 13, 14 and 15 115
Theatre 16 69
Theatre 17 and 18 86 seats
Theatre 19 72 seats
Theatre 20 168 (edwards seats)
Theatre 21 67 seats
Theatre 22 104 (Screen X)
Theatre 23 178 IMAX LASER
Theatre 24 127
Theatres 4, 7, 8, 9 and 20 still have the original Edwards seating, those houses were not renovated due to Regal went overbudger on the renovation.
Cinemark’s 12-screen theatre in Rockingham Park provides an immersive entertainment experience with reclining Luxury Loungers and enhanced food & beverage offerings
PLANO, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Cinemark Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CNK), a leader in the motion picture exhibition industry, today announced a brand new 12-screen theatre located adjacent to The Mall at Rockingham Park. All auditoriums offer reserved seating and feature Cinemark’s heated Luxury Lounger recliners in addition to immersive wall-to-wall screens, advanced sound systems, enhanced food offerings and an XD premium large format auditorium.
“We are excited to celebrate the opening of our first Cinemark New Hampshire theatre right in the heart of the Salem community,” stated Mark Zoradi, CEO, Cinemark. “We’re always developing new ways to augment the entertainment experience for our guests, and this new multiplex will provide our Salem guests with innovative theatre technology as well as a multitude of food and beverage offerings for the optimal viewing experience.”
At the new Cinemark Rockingham Park and XD theatre, guests will enjoy the following amenities:
Twelve Cinemark auditoriums featuring 4K digital projection and advanced sound quality;
A Cinemark XD auditorium – the No. 1 exhibitor Premium Large Format (PLF) in the world, featuring state-of-the-art picture quality;
Cinemark Luxury Loungers – electric-powered, plush, oversize recliners with footrests, swivel trays, cup holders and heat-controlled seats;
Reserved seating with online, kiosk and app ticketing capabilities;
An inviting lobby that features a concession stand with a variety of food and beverage options including freshly popped popcorn, Coca-Cola Freestyle fountain drinks, Starbucks coffee, Dunkin’ Donuts products, Pizza Hut pizza, beer, wine and frozen cocktails;
A café featuring expanded menu items including hot snacks, signature sandwiches, burgers and decadent desserts;
A private party room fit for large group entertainment needs; and
Special discount pricing for Senior Mondays, Discount Tuesdays, students and active military.
To get the most out of the entertainment experience at Cinemark’s newest theatre, moviegoers can sign up for Cinemark Movie Club, a unique monthly movie membership program that offers ticket and concession discounts along with other exclusive benefits for just $9.99 per month. Guests can sign up at www.cinemark.com/movieclub.
The brand new theatre is located at 15 Mall Road, adjacent to The Mall at Rockingham Park.
Please update, renema theatre to Regal Independence Mall as per website and theatre opened on October 6, 1989 (it’s grand opening ad in the photos section)
Please update, total seats 890
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 94
Theatre 2 42
Theatre 3 53
Theatre 4 78
Theatre 5 177
Theatre 6 177
Theatre 7 78
Theatre 8 53
Theatre 9 42
Theatre 10 96
Please rename cinema Basie Center Cinema House as per theatre website
Please correct, the theatre is now 3 screens and total seats is 330
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 130
Theatre 2 86 (Upstairs)
Theatre 3 114 (upstairs)
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 238
Theatre 2 241
Theatre 3 76
Theatre 4 69
Theatre 5 87
Theatre 6 146
Theatre 7 136
Theatre 8 130
Theatre 9 293 Xtreme/Atmos
Theatre 10 238
Please update theatre name to Flagship Movies at Baltimore County, total screens 9 and total seats 883
Seating Capacity
Theatre 1 94
Theatre 2 113
Theatre 3 131
Theatre 4 CLOSED
Theatre 5 128
Theatre 6 131
Theatre 7 94
Theatre 8 62
Theatre 9 61
Theatre 10 63
As of today, IMAX theatre currently closed for upgrade to IMAX with Laser, probably get AMC Club Rockers
PLEASE UPDATE, theatre opened and remanme O'neil Cinmeas Londonderry
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 48 with DBOX
Theatre 2 and 3 67
Theatre 4 ?????
Theatre 5 and 6 49
Theatre 7 50
Theatre 8 83 GrandX
Theatre 9 134 GrandX
Theatre 10 ?????
From Business NH
O’Neil Cinemas, a family-owned theater chain with a 40-year legacy in NH, is returning to Londonderry this month with a renovated theater featuring cutting-edge technology, luxurious seating, and enhanced amenities.
Originally founded in 1982, O’Neil Cinemas was operated by the O’Neil family for decades before leasing the Londonderry facility to AMC Theaters in 2014. Following AMC’s recent departure, the O’Neil family—led by Dan O’Neil Sr. and his sons, Dan O’Neil and Tim O’Neil—decided to reclaim and revitalize the theater for a new era of cinema and community engagement.
“The theater in Londonderry is a 10-plex and it’s fully gutted at this point but we’re making it a first-class facility that will add 40 to 50 jobs,” says the younger Dan O’Neil. The newly renovated, 28,000-square-foot theater will include nine auditoriums as a luxury lounge. It will also include a full-service bar where people will be able to order food to be delivered to their seats. “We want this to be a great communal experience for people and we plan on renting out the facility for corporate and community events as well,” O’Neil says.
The facility will include two Grand DLX auditoriums with massive screens and Dolby Atmos sound—offering a multi-dimensional audio experience with 64 strategically placed speakers. In the grand auditoriums guests will be able to enjoy ‘Buttkicker’ heated recliners with swivel tables, which synchronize vibrations with the film’s soundtrack. “We want people to get off the couch and have an immersive experience,” O’Neil says.
Movie theaters have come a long way from the O’Neil’s’ original theater in Londonderry, which was a fourplex built in 1982 when Dan O’Neil Jr. was 12 years old. “My brother [Tim] and I got into the business early on working concessions and the projectors,” O’Neil says, adding that O’Neil Cinemas expanded in the 1990s to include theaters in Epping, NH, as well as Massachusetts. The cost of the renovation in Londonderry is roughly $7 million and O’Neil believes it’s a worthwhile investment, especially considering the long distance to the closest theaters and his belief in building community. “We’re communal creatures and throughout history we’ve told stories. People like to laugh and cry together,” he says. “Being in this business feels like we’re providing a service to community.” For more information, visit oneilcinemas.com.
Please update, CLOSED. It was reported on YELP it was closed
Please update, total seats 295
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 61
Theatre 2, 4, 5 and 6 46
Theatre 3 53
Please update, rename O'neil Cinemas Brickyard Square 12 and total seats 1,386
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 180 with DBOX
Theatre 2, 3, 5, 10 and 11 76
Theatre 4 100
Theatre 6 and 9 96
Theatre 7 and 8 140
Theatre 12 251
Please update, total seats 2897 and the Theatre 24 New Imax Theatre opens on November 21, 2025 with Wicked For Good, pre sales on sale. The auditorium lost 50 recliner seats once the conversion was finish.
Theatre 1 130
Theatre 2 105
Theatre 3 95
Theatre 4 167 (Edwards Sests)
Theatre 5 and 6 94
Theatre 7 164 (edwards seats)
Theatre 8 167 (edwards seats)
Theatre 9 155 (edwards seats)
Theatre 10 93
Theatre 11 159 (RPX and HDR by BARCO)
Theatre 12 172 (4DX)
Theatre 13, 14 and 15 115
Theatre 16 69
Theatre 17 and 18 86 seats
Theatre 19 72 seats
Theatre 20 168 (edwards seats)
Theatre 21 67 seats
Theatre 22 104 (Screen X)
Theatre 23 178 IMAX LASER
Theatre 24 127
Theatres 4, 7, 8, 9 and 20 still have the original Edwards seating, those houses were not renovated due to Regal went overbudger on the renovation.
Please update, CLOSED, it’s definitely not on Your Neighborhood Theatres website and google said Permanently CLosed
Please update, total seats 1,034
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 2 59
Theatre 3, 4, 11 and 12 44
Theatre 5 104
Theatre 6 and 9 99 with DBOX
Theatre 7 158 with DBOX
Theatre 8 189 XD and DBOX
Theatre 10 92
Cinemark’s 12-screen theatre in Rockingham Park provides an immersive entertainment experience with reclining Luxury Loungers and enhanced food & beverage offerings
PLANO, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Cinemark Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CNK), a leader in the motion picture exhibition industry, today announced a brand new 12-screen theatre located adjacent to The Mall at Rockingham Park. All auditoriums offer reserved seating and feature Cinemark’s heated Luxury Lounger recliners in addition to immersive wall-to-wall screens, advanced sound systems, enhanced food offerings and an XD premium large format auditorium.
“We are excited to celebrate the opening of our first Cinemark New Hampshire theatre right in the heart of the Salem community,” stated Mark Zoradi, CEO, Cinemark. “We’re always developing new ways to augment the entertainment experience for our guests, and this new multiplex will provide our Salem guests with innovative theatre technology as well as a multitude of food and beverage offerings for the optimal viewing experience.”
At the new Cinemark Rockingham Park and XD theatre, guests will enjoy the following amenities:
Twelve Cinemark auditoriums featuring 4K digital projection and advanced sound quality; A Cinemark XD auditorium – the No. 1 exhibitor Premium Large Format (PLF) in the world, featuring state-of-the-art picture quality; Cinemark Luxury Loungers – electric-powered, plush, oversize recliners with footrests, swivel trays, cup holders and heat-controlled seats; Reserved seating with online, kiosk and app ticketing capabilities; An inviting lobby that features a concession stand with a variety of food and beverage options including freshly popped popcorn, Coca-Cola Freestyle fountain drinks, Starbucks coffee, Dunkin’ Donuts products, Pizza Hut pizza, beer, wine and frozen cocktails; A café featuring expanded menu items including hot snacks, signature sandwiches, burgers and decadent desserts; A private party room fit for large group entertainment needs; and Special discount pricing for Senior Mondays, Discount Tuesdays, students and active military. To get the most out of the entertainment experience at Cinemark’s newest theatre, moviegoers can sign up for Cinemark Movie Club, a unique monthly movie membership program that offers ticket and concession discounts along with other exclusive benefits for just $9.99 per month. Guests can sign up at www.cinemark.com/movieclub.
The brand new theatre is located at 15 Mall Road, adjacent to The Mall at Rockingham Park.
Update, IMAX theatre opened today, November 21, 2025 with Wicked For Good, Regal just added the showtimes today
Pleae update, total seats 825
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 and 8 90
Theatre 2 60
Theatre 3 71
Theatre 4 and 7 105
Theatre 5 152
Theatre 6 152 XPLUS/Atmos
Please update, renema theatre to Regal Independence Mall as per website and theatre opened on October 6, 1989 (it’s grand opening ad in the photos section)
Total seats: 2,294
Theatre 1 164
Theatre 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 and 11 98
Theatre 6 299
Theatre 7 267
Theatre 12 367 RPX
Theatre 13 215
Theatre 14 198
Please rename Patriot Cinemas at the Hingham Shipyard as per theatre website
Please rename theatre to Loring Hall Cinema as per website
Please update theatre website link to https://www.ebcinemas.com/
Please rename theatre to Regal Deer Park as per website, total seating is 1,306, renovations are now complete with recliners in all screens except 4DX
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 176 4DX
Theatre 2 and 7 71
Theatre 3, 6, 12 and 15 60
Theatre 4, 5, 13 and 14 49
Theatre 8 and 11 82
Theatre 9 139 IMAX Laser
Theatre 10 132 RPX
Theatre 16 116 SCREEN X
Please update, total seats August 8, 2008 and total seats 2,655
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 89
Theatre 2 182
Theatre 3 189
Theatre 4 and 5 298
Theatre 6 216
Theatre 7 180
Theatre 8 90
Theatre 9 145
Theatre 10 and 11 236
Theatre 12 144
Theatre 13 195
Theatre 14 217
Please update, theatre opened July 1, 1998 (additional grand opening ads in photos section) and total seats 2,138
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 113
Theatre 2 62 MX4D
Theatre 3 138
Theatre 4 195
Theatre 5 295 IMAX
Theatre 6 139
Theatre 7 and 10 69
Theatre 8 114
Theatre 9 108
Theatre 11 134
Theatre 12 189
Theatre 13 190
Theatre 14 139
Theatre 15 69
Theatre 16 115
Please update, total seats is 1,167, reduction due to installation of recliners
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1, 3, 4, 9 and 10 53
Theatre 2 46
Theatre 5 and 11 76
Theatre 7 152
Theatre 8 152 XPLUS/Atmos
Theatre 12 and 13 101
Theatre 14 68
Theatre 15 77