AMC Rainbow Promenade 10

Originally a United Artists theatre, and was taken over by Regal when Regal, UA and Edwards merged to form Regal Entertainment Group in late 2002. Regal sold it off to AMC in June 2010, and was later renovated in 2014 with recliners, digital projection, and a new “look” (that’s just the same as the others).

Hi, first time here. In 2004, on one of our many trip to Vegas, we couldn’t find a hotel therein, so we came to a hotel or casino ‘round here…may have gone to Texas Station. where I saw “Meet the Fockers”(LOL) at that theatre..I remember the7-11. A week ago, I went to Vegas, took the bus to Henderson/Sunset manor, and saw “Ant-Man and the Wasp”, at Regal in Texas Station’s sister Boulder Station..

Theatre was renovated in 2014 to include reserved recliner seating, upgraded curved wall-to-wall screens and refreshed public areas.

Las Vegas Review-Journal (NV) May 23, 1997

“UA’s Rainbow Promenade 10 at 2321 N. Rainbow Blvd. officially opens today, after two days of shakedown screenings. The presence of ‘The Lost World’ on four screens”

Added photo of entrance. As of March 2013 – $5 matinee shows, non-digital projection, no stadium seating.

Two snack bars available built per usual UA standards where originally you could not renter the lobby after proceeding to your auditorium. Exit was made via doors that fed directly to parking. AMC does not use this.

I lived in Las Vegas for a short time in 1998 and it was a Rega;/UA.

nope,there isn’t. Don’t know who added that because it wasn’t me.

AMC sold some Chicago area former Kerasotes theatres to Regal for this theatre and others

This theater was acquired by AMC following their purchase of Kerasotes. It is the first AMC to be located in the Las Vegas area, which is dominated by Regal and cinemark. It is a standard 10 plex with no digital screens and I believe no stadium seating.