North Point Market 8

6500 North Point Parkway,
Alpharetta, GA 30022

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8 screens

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Previously operated by: Regal Entertainment Group, United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.

Functions: Restaurant

Previous Names: UA North Point Market

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This theater opened by United Artists on August 26, 1994. It is located across from North Point Mall. Closed by Regal Cinemas on November 4, 2014. In March 2017 it was being converted into a Dave & Buster’s restaurant.

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Doonyman on March 3, 2010 at 11:44 pm

I seem to remember this theater changing hands a few times and closing down randomly for months at a time. Maybe it didn’t. Does anyone remember?

I know I saw other movies there, but my earliest memory of attending this theater was to see “Contact” (1996) with Jodie Foster. I think I also saw “Antz” (1998) there.

I haven’t been there in years, but it’s actually a decent theater. Do they still have the “island” concession stand? If so, I always thought that was weird.

This place is located on the end of a big strip mall that sits across from North Point Mall. I remember the strip used to have a MediaPlay store in it that was hugely popular (that is, until a BestBuy opened down the street sometime around 2001 or 2002 and presumably stole MediaPlay’s customer base). A lot of people used to walk in between the MediaPlay and the theater while waiting for rides from friends and parents. I think the MediaPlay eventually closed sometime in 2003. I wonder if it affected this theater’s business at all.

Dick’s Sporting Goods now occupies the former MediaPlay space.

Mike Rogers on July 5, 2010 at 8:46 am

The North Point Market was opened in 1994.{BOXOFFICE.Oct.1994}The theatres had only eight screens when some outfits were adding more screens.Half of the theatres seated over 400 people with room to enjoy a movie.The other screens seat over 200 moviegores.United Artist theatres thought was that it will be more like the old days of moviegoing.“Bigger Auditoriums and larger screens”.