AMC Ward Parkway 14

8600 Ward Parkway,
Kansas City, MO 64114

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Operated by: AMC Theatres

Functions: Movies (First Run)

Previous Names: AMC Ward Parkway 12, Ward Parkway 22

Phone Numbers: Box Office: 816.363.4262

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This theater is located in a busy shopping area located along the Kansas/Missouri border. It is one of the many theaters located in AMC’s hometown state. It opened as the 2,700-seat AMC Ward Parkway 12 on November 22, 1991. Several auditoriums have stadium seating. It was expanded to 20-screens on June 30, 1995. Another two screens were added on December 22, 1995.

In March 2001, 8-screens located on the lower level were closed and the AMC Ward Parkway continued with 14-screens.

Contributed by Justin Fencsak

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KingBiscuits on November 6, 2008 at 1:14 am

The theatre opened on November 22nd, 1991 as a twelve-screen theatre. The theatre opened eight additional screens on June 30th, 1995 to become twenty screens. The theatre became twenty-two later that year.

KingBiscuits on October 8, 2012 at 6:08 pm

The theatre was recently renovated with new seats (all are recliners), added concessions and a bar and it looks great. I saw The Oranges today and it was like being in a studio screening room. It also helped that the audience enjoyed the film.

Ryan M on January 22, 2014 at 9:46 pm

Added New Pictures
1/22/2014

Jason Nez on April 5, 2015 at 4:18 pm

Early 90’s – Remember the high wall faces that held the movie posters as you waited for tickets. We always tried to get there early so we could ear at the food court downstairs (Sbarro: pizza slice and those doughy bread sticks with clumps of garlic wrapped in foil).

Walk up some steps to the consession stand, then, a ramp to the ticket tearer. I believe for Gettysburg (1993) they had a few Civil War reactors hanging around the steps for its opening weekend.

Use to browse the Suncoast store after a film.

A video crew was set up out side the auditorium of Showgirl (1995) getting reactions from people.

Saw Braveheart and Multiplicity in the lower level theaters.

I, too, remember it as one of the first theaters having multiple auditoriums for a single film (Batman Returns / 1992). I think it went up to a count of 6 at one time in the 2000’s.

I think I still got my AMC Moviegoer card somewhere…