Venture Cinemas 12
3750 Venture Drive,
Duluth,
GA
30096
3750 Venture Drive,
Duluth,
GA
30096
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Previously operated by: Georgia Theatre Company, O'neil Cinemas
Firms: Richard Rauh & Associates
Previous Names: Outlet Mall Cinema
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The Outlet Mall Cinema was opened on April 1, 1994. It was operated by O'neil Cinemas. In 1998 it was renamed Venture Cinemas 12. Georgia Theatre Company took over in 2001. All seats at all shows $2.00. Located in the Sante Fe Mall, formally Venture Mall in Duluth, GA.
It was closed on March 16, 202 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It reopened on August 14, 2020 but closed permanently on November 13, 2020.
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Not a bad place for 2.00. Me and my friends call this place the hispanic theatre due to the fiesta that happens in this mall. You know what i mean by fiesta if you’ve been here. This place has a unique layout. Like the fiesta, its kinda hard to explain unless you’re there.
Built in the mid-1990s for original operator O'Neil Theatres of Slidell, Louisiana, the Venture Cinemas 12 was designed by the Atlanta architectural firm Richard Rauh & Associates. It was featured in an article in the January, 1995, issue of Architectural Record.
It was built in the mid 90’s and the grand opening was for Jurassic Park. I don’t know if it is still there but for many many years the lobby and the hallway exit into the mall had Dino’s painted on the walls. The theater was Jurassic themed an remained however it has been well over a decade since I have been to this place.
This opened as the Outlet Mall Cinema on April 1st, 1994 by O'Neil theatres. It was renamed the Venture Cinema in 1998 and closed. It was reopened by Georgia theatre company in 2001
The official website is now at http://www.venturecinema.net/.
I saw Godzilla: King of the Monsters here on June 30. Regular admission is now $3.50 and 3D pictures are now $5. One new picture coming soon.
I think they might be closed again, they haven’t shown a movie in months… http://www.venturecinema.net/showtimes/
Closed for COVID-19 on March 16, 2020. Reopened August 14, 2020. Appears to have closed permanently on November 13, 2020.