AMC Northrock 14
3151 N. Penstemon Road,
Wichita,
KS
67226
3151 N. Penstemon Road,
Wichita,
KS
67226
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The Northrock 14 was opened in 1998 by Dickinson Theatres after plans to enlarge the older nearby Northrock 6 were not approved by the city.
In 2011, a local developer announced plans to buy the Northrock 14, close it, and convert the former theater into office space. However, it was purchased by AMC in April 2017 and renovations were carried out and it reopened March 30, 2018.
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My error: this should have been entered as the Northrock 14; please correct. Here is an article about the plans to close and convert the theater, with a picture: View link.
It is sad to see the Dickinson circuit fall apart in the manner that it is. At one time it was advertised as the ‘fine family of luxury theatres,: and now it is just a shadow of its former self. The theatres are run down and dirty, no upgrading, and instead of expanding they are being sold off one by one. How sad!
This theatre is now closed.
I loved this theatre. I was so sad the new owners of Dickinson Theatres couldn’t keep up my standards.
Glen Wood Dickinson III,
I am doing my master’s thesis on Wichita theaters from 1900-2000 and I would love to talk to you about Wichita’s Dickinson Theatres.
Thanks,
Keith Wondra
AMC has purchased this theater and will begin renovations. http://www.kansas.com/news/business/biz-columns-blogs/carrie-rengers/article144048479.html
AMC reopened the Northrock 14 on March 30, 2018 after extensive renovations. The theater, previously operated by Dickinson Theaters, had been closed since 2012.
Information on the new amenities can be found at bigscreen.com
The Wichita Eagle also had an extensive article at www.kansas.com/entertainment/movies-news-reviews/article207047279.html.
The theater now includes Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, recliners and a McGuffin’s Bar among the upgrades.
It is the first Wichita theater in AMC’s history.