AMC Lulah Hills 11
2042 Lawrenceville Highway,
Decatur,
GA
30033
2042 Lawrenceville Highway,
Decatur,
GA
30033
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Operated by: AMC Theatres
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: AMC North Dekalb Mall 16, AMC Classic Dekalb Mall 16, AMC North Dekalb 16
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Box Office:
1888.262.4386
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Located in the North Dekalb Mall, this 16-screen theatre had 2,869-seats and was opened by AMC on December 13, 1996. By September 2025 screens 12-16 are closed.
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Since those are pretty standard AMC designs of the time, I assume that AMC remodeled to match the additions just without stadium.
This opened on December 13th, 1996.
Article in today’s paper reports that the mall owners have decided that the days of enclosed malls are over and that they are going to tear this place, Atlanta’s first enclosed mall, down. In its place will be built yet another “Town” concept development. It will have eating, retail, offices, apartments, and a Costco. It also said that the AMC Theater will remain but did not specify if the current theater would be incorporated into the center or if it would be rebuilt in another part of the development.
If this comes about it means that the original mall (and Storey Theater) lasted 21 years, and the Market Place rebuild with its Cineplex-Odeon 4 / AMC 8 / AMC 16 about 34 more.
That is a shame, even though I was from Cobb, I liked N. Dekalb Mall. When I read that Rich’s (oops “Macy’s) was closing down I knew it would be the end eventually, such a shame. I think the worst part of the destruction of Atlanta is that there is never any significant fanfare, it just disappears. When Perimeter closed it was a whimper, not that it was the showplace it once was, but I think a lot of folks would have gone to one last show had we known it was coming. I know everyone I knew in the late 70’s saw at least one midnight movie there regardless of what part of town you were from and had great, if fuzzy, memories of it.
Seating capacities at this theater (via Fandango’s reserved seating service):
Theater 1 – 153 seats
Theaters 2, 3, 7, 8 & 9 – 142 seats
Theater 4 – 264 seats
Theaters 5 & 6 – 241 seats
Theater 10 – 129 seats
Theater 11 – 102 seats
Theater 12 – 133 seats
Theater 13 – 294 seats
Theater 14 – 295 seats
Theater 15 – 130 seats
Theater 16 – 177 seats
Renamed to AMC North Dekalb 16
Currently, theatre 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 are currently closed.
This is a no frills AMC location, no PLF experiences or have recliners.
As of today, this theatre is still currently operating with 11 screens with theatres 12 to 16 still CLOSED. Please update current screens 11 screens
Now known as the AMC Lulah Hills 11.
https://www.amctheatres.com/movie-theatres/atlanta/amc-lulah-hills-11
As of today theatres 1 to 6 are currently open with new AMC Signature Recliners and the other 5 currently closed for upgrades.
Please update address to 2042 Lawrenceville Highway as per AMC Website
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 81
Theatre 2 and 3 71
Theatre 4 124 DOLBY CINEMA at AMC
Theatre 5 116 PRIME at AMC
Theatre 6 116
Theatre 7 thru 11 Closed for renovations