Harbor East Cinemas
645 S. President Street,
Baltimore,
MD
21202
645 S. President Street,
Baltimore,
MD
21202
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Harbor East Cinemas (Official)
Additional Info
Previously operated by: Landmark Theatres (USA)
Firms: Development Design Group Inc.
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Harbor East Cinema
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
410.876.1966
Manager:
443.825.2200
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The Harbor East Cinema opened in November 4, 2007. It had a seating capacity of 1,177-seats. Landmark Theatres moved out of the Harbor East Cinema in March 2021. It was reopened as the Harbor East Cinemas on November 11, 2022 with a reduced seating capacity of 607 recliner seats.
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“My only complaint is that the parking situation is fairly bad.”
bad as in not enough, or bad: unsafe.
there’s no parking garages nearby?
that – in my opinion is a major deterence.
There are some nearby parking lots, but all are pricely due to the theatre being next to Little Italy.
The theater website needs to be updated to
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According to the official site, Disney’s A Christmas Carol and Avatar will be the first two movies shown in 3D.
Landmark replaced the Sony 4K projectors with Barco 4K projectors in all auditoriums after switching to Barco as their projection partner.
^ it took them four years to replace those screens with Barco projector’s as the first indication/news that Landmark was implementing said DLP projectors was in 2012 – better late than never.
This opened on November 4th, 2007. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
The capacity of each auditorium 1. 185 2. 170 3. 120 4. 151 5. 217 6. 204 7. 130
Source: Occuancy signs posted by each audtiorium
Please update, reopened on November 11, 2022 Total seats 607 with recliners.
New website is https://harboreastcinemas.com/
Revised seating capacity:
Theatre 1 86
Theatre 2 141
Theatre 3 44
Theatre 4 59
Theatre 5 111
Theatre 6 104
Theatre 7 62
When this first opened up as a Landmark, my friend and I saw Juno here about the time it opened. And the only way I remembered is from another post on this site that references this fact tonight. I thought I would have posted as I have for venues first visited, or like some other of my posts, they got erased!!! :P. As I write this, I have no memory of the plex features except walking some for parking. However, I can image Eliot Page’s pregnant character in my mind.