AMC Burbank 16
125 E. Palm Avenue,
Burbank,
CA
91502
125 E. Palm Avenue,
Burbank,
CA
91502
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Operated by: AMC Theatres
Firms: STK Architects
Functions: Movies (First Run)
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888.262.4386
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This theater is the successor to the original AMC Burbank 14. The AMC Burbank 16 was opened June 20, 2003 with a total seating capacity of 4,200.
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Theater 16 is now another Prime auditorium. That leaves only one of the 4 big houses left that has not been ‘upgraded’ into a large scale format.
Happy belated 15th anniversary!!!
IMAX with Laser has been installed. Seems to be the new single projector Laser system rolling out in existing AMC IMAX locations. I have not been able to get out to see it, but for $24!!! it is going to have to be something i really want to see.
Please update, total seats 3460. The lost seats due to IMAMX, DOLBY and PRIME seat reductions.
Tenet 70mm ran at the Legion Theater in Hollywood and it looked great it was a brand new print never run before. The people involved spent a great deal of money on this theater and manage to get film prints in 35mm and 70mm. Tonight Dunkirk in 70mm.
They also run a small drive-in theater the first ever in Hollywood and the only drive-in in California that can run film.
This theatre’s opening movies include The Hulk, Alex & Emma, From Justin to Kelly, Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd, Hollywood Homicide, Rugrats Go Wild, 2 Fast 2 Furious, Whale Rider, Finding Nemo, The Italian Job, Bruce Almighty, and The Matrix Reloaded.
Second most popular cinema in the world in 2022 with the UGC des Halles 27 in Paris ahead of it.
“The UGC Ciné Cité Les Halles in the center of Paris drew more moviegoers in 2022 than any theater in the world, according to a new report from Comscore.
With its 27 theaters, the UGC des Halles is the largest in Europe. It sold 2.2 million tickets last year, vaulting it ahead of the Burbank in Los Angeles and Showcase Bluewater in south-east London."
https://www.forbes.com/sites/chrisobrien/2023/01/14/paris-movie-theater-named-worlds-most-popular-for-2022/?sh=7f1f8616f060
The New York Times has published yet another article about “sightline” pricing, this one filed from Los Angeles by Brooks Barnes: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/05/business/media/movie-theaters-ticket-prices.html
In late 2023, the aging seats in the standard auditoriums were replaced by Plush Rockers, reducing capacity by 463 to a new total of 2,997.
Here are the new auditorium capacities: 348 (1/IMAX), 145 (2), 145 (3), 147 (4), 85 (5), 128 (6), 238 (7), 241 (8), 99 (9), 82 (10), 145 (11), 146 (12), 146 (13), 273 (14/Dolby), 401 (15), 228 (16/PRIME)
Why were the other houses that are non-premium converted to “plush rockers“? I totally get that they don’t want to reduce the seating amount with recliners, but honestly in today’s world people just want to sit in recliners while they’re watching a movie. I end up going to the six and the eight because of this. They really should’ve went with recliners. And the rest of this theater really need to remodel the hallways and bathrooms. Look like it’s 1992.