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Cineplex Cinemas Orchard Plaza
160-1876 Cooper Road,
Kelowna,
BC
V1Y 9M6
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Operated by: Cineplex Odeon
Previously operated by: Famous Players
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Famous Players Orchard Plaza 5 Cinemas
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250.860.1611
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Famous Players opened the Orchard Plaza as a twin theatre in 1979 seating 820. The theatre was expanded to five screens in 1994 with seating listed at 1,384 with the smallest auditorium eating 144 and the largest 410.
Cineplex Odeon took over operations in 2005. The theatre features first run attractions.
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One of the very few theatres in BC that still have the Famous Players branding, which have been slowly changed to Cineplex.
According to the Cineplex website, this theatre has recently been renamed as the Cineplex Cinemas Orchard Plaza, so that’s another theatre that has just lost the Famous Players brand.
I just stopped by the Orchard Plaza theatre the other day and noticed they pulled down the Famous Players signage and put up Cineplex branding. It look like they updated the seating to reclining-style as well.
If the theatre switched to reclining seats, it’s most likely it now has less than half the number of seats it used to, given how bulky such seats are and how much room they require.
I see no point in keeping this theatre as Landmark owns a larger cinema nearby (the Grand 10). Not to mention, across the bridge in West Kelowna, Landmark also owns a more modern cinema there with an Xtreme screen. I don’t understand the appeal of this location. Could someone please explain this situation and clear this up?
I don’t know, I think that’d be up to Cineplex to decide.
This location updated to recliners and is doing pretty well, so it’s definitely here to stay.