Theatre opened November 16, 2001 as the UA All Staten Island 16. This building was built by Regal Cinema. Just like the other New York locations, United Artists took full control until they merge with Regal Cinemas. The interior pictures from yelp and google shows it definitely built by Regal Cinemas. In recent years, Regal removed All the name of the theatre. Please update the description.
This theatre opened on May 20, 1987 as a nine plex. It wasn’t 10 screens when it opened, please correct. When the theatre opened, it had 4 screens Dolby Stereo and 1 70MM. In the 1980, United Artists was very cheap in putting Dolby Stereo in their theatres. Half would be MONO. In 1999, theatres 5 and 6 got Ultra Stereo. The location finally got all digital sound in 2002. Sometime in late 2000, United Artists expanded the complex to 14 screens with stadium seating in 12 of the 14 screens. UA closed off sections of theatres 1 to 9 between 2000 and 2002. Each screen lost about 100 seats. Theatres 10 to 14 was added to the complex, with theatres 13 and 14 on the 2nd floor. UA did not make theatres 8 and 9 stadium seating due to the theatres very narrow. The work was completed in the summer of 2002 with a new parking garage next to the theatre. Also the address is 3907 Shore Parkway, that were the original entrance was. Once the work was completed to 14 screens, the entrance is now on Harkness Avenue side.
Please update the history of the theatre. IMAX was added in 2008 and sometime in 2010 or 2011 RPX.
Please update the description, this theatre opened July 14, 2000 the same day as Battery Park 16. This was built by Regal Cinemas. UA took control in 2001 when Regal went bankrupt. It again Regal under the Regal Entertainment Group. It still branded as United Artists.
Please update the description, it open as Regal Cinemas in 2000. It was the 3rd theatre to enter the New York Market. A couple a years later, prior to them merging with UA, UA took control sometime in 2001.
Movie theatre open October 8, 1999. It was the first Regal in New York City Market. Posted grand opening ad. Please add October 8, 1999 to description.
The theatre is a dine in location. The only thing you must arrive 30 minutes for a meal, the waiters don’t serve during the film.
As for the theatre, the restrooms are now on the same level as the auditoriums. Just like in the Cineplex Odeon days, theatres 1 and 2 downstairs and 3 and 4 on level 3 and 5 and 6 on level 6.
To make room for the restrooms to be on the same level, the auditoriums lost space. The theatres are stadium seating and the screen 1 size is worst now. They charge a whopping $25. to see a movie on the weekends.
I didn’t even knew that Kips Bay IMAX screen was a scope size, the AMC Boston Commons IMAX is scope screen. It horrible, what happens when the IMAX film full IMAX like Dunkirk, Captain Marvel or First Man, you lose image on thease screens.
Until last Fall, never knew they had scope on screens
The ushers don’t clean the regular auditoriums. I saw the 1240 show of “The Intruder” in theatre 21, the theatre was dirty. Seats are busted. What Inside Edition show about AMC dirty theatres, it still true.
Unless you pay big bucks for IMAX or DOLBY CINEMA, AMC doesn’t care about the regular auditoriums.
at digtal3d, does this RPX audiorium have Dolby Atmos like the Regal E-Walk, Regal Court Street and Regal Kaufman Astoria locations. I hope they didn’t do AURO 11.1
I heard Regal has DTS X according to DTS.com What theatres in New York CIty has it.
The theatre box office was relocated to level 1 of the movie theatre. The original marquee is no longer their and the orignal box office was sold to the Hotel Conrad. I posted photos of the theatre taken in 2003 and the present. The theatre now has recliners and the business is up on the weekend now.
The theatre capacity based on fandango.com (not including wheelchair spots)
Level 1 (at one time Level 2 6-10)
1. 74
2. 60
3. 75
4. 123
5. 215
Level 2 (at one time Level 3 11-16)
6. 70
7. 57
8. 64
9. 73
10. 124
11. 220
Regal doses not offer RPX at this location. They probadly didn’t install it due to low attendance. Regal does not offer expanded concessions at this site.
Unfortunately, this theatre dose not offer reduced prices before Noon. Doesn’t REGAL know that they have competition with the 19th Street, Village VII, Village East and Chelsea that offer discounts before noon.
Also, those theatres have recliners. Union Square still has those uncomfortable UA seats when it open in 1999.
Theatre opened November 16, 2001 as the UA All Staten Island 16. This building was built by Regal Cinema. Just like the other New York locations, United Artists took full control until they merge with Regal Cinemas. The interior pictures from yelp and google shows it definitely built by Regal Cinemas. In recent years, Regal removed All the name of the theatre. Please update the description.
This theatre opened on May 20, 1987 as a nine plex. It wasn’t 10 screens when it opened, please correct. When the theatre opened, it had 4 screens Dolby Stereo and 1 70MM. In the 1980, United Artists was very cheap in putting Dolby Stereo in their theatres. Half would be MONO. In 1999, theatres 5 and 6 got Ultra Stereo. The location finally got all digital sound in 2002. Sometime in late 2000, United Artists expanded the complex to 14 screens with stadium seating in 12 of the 14 screens. UA closed off sections of theatres 1 to 9 between 2000 and 2002. Each screen lost about 100 seats. Theatres 10 to 14 was added to the complex, with theatres 13 and 14 on the 2nd floor. UA did not make theatres 8 and 9 stadium seating due to the theatres very narrow. The work was completed in the summer of 2002 with a new parking garage next to the theatre. Also the address is 3907 Shore Parkway, that were the original entrance was. Once the work was completed to 14 screens, the entrance is now on Harkness Avenue side.
Please update the history of the theatre. IMAX was added in 2008 and sometime in 2010 or 2011 RPX.
Please update the description, this theatre opened July 14, 2000 the same day as Battery Park 16. This was built by Regal Cinemas. UA took control in 2001 when Regal went bankrupt. It again Regal under the Regal Entertainment Group. It still branded as United Artists.
Please update the description, it open as Regal Cinemas in 2000. It was the 3rd theatre to enter the New York Market. A couple a years later, prior to them merging with UA, UA took control sometime in 2001.
The movie theatre opened May 19, 2006. Just uploaded grand opening ad
Please add theatre open December 19, 1997, just posted grand opening add
Movie theatre open October 8, 1999. It was the first Regal in New York City Market. Posted grand opening ad. Please add October 8, 1999 to description.
Please rename Great Neck CInemas
The theatre has 13 screens, CMX removed a screen. I saw a picture on yelp that screens said 8 to 13.
According to CMX website, it looks like they have only 13 screens now.
Please update, it 13 screen according to Cinepolis website
Please update description Theatre 7 features 70MM Film presentations
Movie Theatre opened November 19, 1993
Please remove IMAX from summary. This AMC dosen’t have IMAX. It probadly not a profitable theatre to upgraid.
Theatre 4 has 214 seats, your about 100 under and theatre 10 176 seats now, it Dolby Cinema
Please correct name to AMC Gardenwalk 6. It has 6 screens
The theatre is a dine in location. The only thing you must arrive 30 minutes for a meal, the waiters don’t serve during the film. As for the theatre, the restrooms are now on the same level as the auditoriums. Just like in the Cineplex Odeon days, theatres 1 and 2 downstairs and 3 and 4 on level 3 and 5 and 6 on level 6.
To make room for the restrooms to be on the same level, the auditoriums lost space. The theatres are stadium seating and the screen 1 size is worst now. They charge a whopping $25. to see a movie on the weekends.
Update it to three screens.
The capacities based on fandange reserved seatings 1. 80 2. 45 3. 82 4. 106 5. 85 6.43 7. 141 8. 114 9. still closed 10. 117 11. 90 12. 75 7 and 8 are Atrium Premium Experience.
I didn’t even knew that Kips Bay IMAX screen was a scope size, the AMC Boston Commons IMAX is scope screen. It horrible, what happens when the IMAX film full IMAX like Dunkirk, Captain Marvel or First Man, you lose image on thease screens.
Until last Fall, never knew they had scope on screens
The ushers don’t clean the regular auditoriums. I saw the 1240 show of “The Intruder” in theatre 21, the theatre was dirty. Seats are busted. What Inside Edition show about AMC dirty theatres, it still true.
Unless you pay big bucks for IMAX or DOLBY CINEMA, AMC doesn’t care about the regular auditoriums.
at digtal3d, does this RPX audiorium have Dolby Atmos like the Regal E-Walk, Regal Court Street and Regal Kaufman Astoria locations. I hope they didn’t do AURO 11.1
I heard Regal has DTS X according to DTS.com What theatres in New York CIty has it.
The theatre box office was relocated to level 1 of the movie theatre. The original marquee is no longer their and the orignal box office was sold to the Hotel Conrad. I posted photos of the theatre taken in 2003 and the present. The theatre now has recliners and the business is up on the weekend now.
The theatre capacity based on fandango.com (not including wheelchair spots) Level 1 (at one time Level 2 6-10) 1. 74 2. 60 3. 75 4. 123 5. 215
Level 2 (at one time Level 3 11-16) 6. 70 7. 57 8. 64 9. 73 10. 124 11. 220
Regal doses not offer RPX at this location. They probadly didn’t install it due to low attendance. Regal does not offer expanded concessions at this site.
Unfortunately, this theatre dose not offer reduced prices before Noon. Doesn’t REGAL know that they have competition with the 19th Street, Village VII, Village East and Chelsea that offer discounts before noon.
Also, those theatres have recliners. Union Square still has those uncomfortable UA seats when it open in 1999.
Also, joined the REGAL Crown Club, after a couple of flicks, you will be able to redeme for a free movie.