Alamo Drafthouse Cinema - Woodbridge
15200 Potomac Town Place,
Woodbridge,
VA
22191
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Operated by: Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas
Functions: Movies (First Run)
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571.260.4413
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On June 8, 2018 Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas had a ‘soft’ opening opening of its new, eight-screen dine-in movie theater in Woodbridge, the company’s second location in Northern Virginia and third for franchise partner Cojeaux Cinemas. It officially opened June 15, 2018.
The new Alamo Drafthouse Woodbridge location will feature: eight screens with more than 900 seats; Full service in-theater dining and full bar option at your seat; a ghost-fleet themed bar inside the lobby, an homage to the ship graveyard at Mallows Bay, which is home to the large collection of sunken vessels in the Western Hemisphere; 100% reserved seating with 100% oversized recliners in every theater; fully immersive sound systems and Barco 4K laser projection in all auditoriums; “The Big Show”, Alamo Drafthouse’s first premium large format auditorium, which includes a premium sixty-six foot curved screen, a Barco RGB 4K Laser Projector, and immersive, three-dimensional Dolby Atmos audio experience; Casual dining menu with a wide range of entrees and appetizers, made to order, most from scratch; and extensive selection of draft beers - many from local and regional breweries, a complete wine list, and top shelf cocktails.
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‘soft opening’ was on Friday, June 8th. Official opening Friday June 15th.
I finally made it down here to see ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ last Thursday and ‘The Big Show’ impressed me. It’s a large auditorium that sits 256 patrons and overall image from the Barco 4K projector and Dolby Atmos sound really put it at the top of my favorite theaters in the Virginia/Maryland/DC area.
The Big Show is a very impressive screen; the films I’ve seen in there have all looked and sounded absolutely fantastic. Theater 2 is also noteworthy in its own right…it’s side-masked and at least as big as Theater A in Ashburn, and seats 201. Most other chains would charge a premium for a screen/auditorium of that size these days. Having that screen right next to the Big Show is ironically sometimes unfortunate for their reparatory programming as a lot of it ends up in 2 instead of the Big Show. The other six are all smaller and top masked, but this cinema employs a more modern design in that the stadium seating isn’t built very tall and the seating is split about 50/50 above and below the entrance. All that is to say that scope films generally look fine even on the top-masked screens. Living in the Fairfax City area it’s too far for me to make the drive down here regularly, but I’m crossing my fingers that they deliver on all fronts with the Crystal City location.