Galaxy Theatres Fresno
3090 E. Campus Pointe Drive,
Fresno,
CA
93710
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Operated by: Galaxy Theatres
Previously operated by: Maya Cinemas
Firms: ELS Architects
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Maya Cinemas Fresno 16
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Box Office:
559.549.0005
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The 2,700-seat Maya Cinema opened on May 22, 2015, in the Campus Point district, on university land at California State University, Fresno. Designed by ELS Architecture, Campus Pointe is a mixed-use development, which combines retail, office, hotel, and housing space.
Technical amenities in the $25 million cinema include the Dolby Atmos immersive 3D surround sound system. Opening on June 11, 2015 was a MPX screen, which Maya president, Frank Haffar, called the largest in the Central Valley. The Fresno Bee compared the MPX screen to the IMAX screen at Edwards Riverpark. The MPX Screen is 76 feet wide and 39 feet tall while the IMAX screen is 70 feet wide and 52 feet tall. The MPX, with 50 speakers, has 150,000 watts of sound and the IMAX screen has 12,000 watts. The MPX auditorium seats 355 and the IMAX seats 281.
The cinema’s menu includes pizza, pretzels and the Maya Rock U Chili Bowl with Fritos, chili, melted cheese, sour cream, jalapenos, and popcorn. It was closed suddenly on September 9, 2026. It has been taken over by Galaxy Theatres and reopened on September 18, 2026 renamedGalaxy Theatres Fresno.
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Grand opening
nice grand opening add!
Also has appeared to close with no warning…
Please update, CLOSED, Closing ad in the photos section
ABC 30 Fresno is reporting that this complex will be taken over by Galaxy…
https://abc30.com/post/maya-cinemas-suddenly-closes-campus-pointe-galaxy-theatres-take/19825087/
Quickly reopened yesterday, September 18th, 2026 as “Galaxy Theatres Fresno”. Galaxy plans to fully renovate the theater to Galaxy standards (ex. recliners, etc.,) but for now, most of the theater’s original design from its Maya days are still intact except for some signs, logos and murals of Maya itself.
https://www.yourcentralvalley.com/news/local-news/galaxy-theaters-formerly-maya-cinemas-now-open-at-campus-pointe/amp/