Galleria 6 Cinemas
30 St. Louis Galleria,
Richmond Heights,
MO
63117
30 St. Louis Galleria,
Richmond Heights,
MO
63117
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Please update, it became AMC Galleria 6 with one screen opening on June 10, 1988 and the other on July 8, 1988
St. Louis Cinemas took over the theatre on December 7, 2001 (Grand Opening ad in the photos section)
Please fix the website, the theatre is independent now, all 3 St. Louis Cinemas are now indie and have their own web page.
Total seats: 889
Theatre 1 135
Theatre 2 172
Theatre 3 133 (Stadium Seating)
Theatre 4 257 (Stadium Seating)
Theatre 5 107
Theatre 6 85
The seats are standard traditional seating, not luxury about them based on recent photos on google
Please fix website to https://www.galleria6cinemas.com/. St. Louis Cinemas is now longer in business.
Opened as the Galleria 4 on May 23, 1986, and two more screens were added in September 1987, becoming the Galleria 6.
Yes. AMC’s last night of operation was 9/3/2001 (Labor Day). Moseley operation began 12/7/2001.
When did this convert from an AMC to a non-AMC? Was this in 2001?
May 23rd, 1986 grand opening ad in photo section.
This theetre is actually located in Richond Heights, MO.
Your recollection is correct, the Galleria became a 6-screen operation in March 1988.
Well my memory is not giving me a good definite time frame, but I believe it was 1988 when the two additional screens were added. I remember ‘Caddyshack 2’ and ‘The Dead Pool’ playing in #5, but nothing else before them.
The original Galleria had 4 screens and was an AMC operation. The venue opened in May 1986.
A very nice and somewhat quiet theater located in a very nice large mall. It helps that there is a curfew at this mall so seeing a movie at night is a pleasure since there aren’t tons and tons of teens hanging in the stores nor in the theater. I will be returning!
I never saw one movie in the Galleria theater however I played many a video game in the lobby. MANY video games. I remember one time in the early 90’s when a kid asked me and my friend if we had “two side quarters”. Looking my friend in the eye, I said “huh”. We later realized he wanted to know if we had .50 cents he could have. I had never heard anyone before or after that date ask me for “two side quarters”. They had some good games there to kill time while your parents were shopping though.