Regal UA Sheepshead Bay
3907 Shore Parkway,
Brooklyn,
NY
11235
3907 Shore Parkway,
Brooklyn,
NY
11235
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Operated by: Regal Entertainment Group
Previously operated by: United Artists Theater Circuit Inc.
Functions: Movies (First Run), Movies (Independent)
Previous Names: United Artists The Movies Sheepshead Bay, UA Sheepshead Bay Stadium 14
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
718.615.1053
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One, if not the, largest theater in Brooklyn. United Artists The Movies Sheepshead Bay was opened May 20, 1987 as a 9-screen ‘plex with 3,540 seats. On June 7, 2002 it was expanded to 14 screens. It later underwent renovations and the seating capacity was reduced to 3,329. IMAX was added on November 7, 2008 and around 2010 RPX was added. Mostly mainstream fare, but has so many screens, it can afford the occasional indie/Woody Allen film every so often. Has a nice variety of films; usually something for everyone. Only game in town with recent neighborhood closings of popular theaters.
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I really don’t know, haven’t bern there in years, just following the progress on tegal ticketing site. from what i saw on google, no
Seating Capacity Update: F1 is the first to premiere in the renovated RPX and IMAX Laser house with recliners
Theatre 8 89 seats
Theatre 9 56 seats
Theatre 10 101 seats RPX
Theatre 11 99 seats
Theatre 12 134 seats IMAX Laser
Theatre 13 98 seats
Theatre 14 84
Theatres 3, 4, 5 and 7 still open with the original UA Rockers and Theatres 1, 2 and 6 currently closed for renovation. The 2002 expansion of screens 10 to 14 is now complete, just the remainder screens from the original building needs to be completed.
Based on recent photos on google, the concourse looks unchanged nothing like the work being done at Regal Greenway or Regal Times Square.
As someone who goes here they’ve only been updating the screens to have recliners. No updates to the auditorium screens themselves or anything like that. Don’t think they will fully renovate the place.
@BenPaz first Regal picks which theatres get modernrized like Times Square (aka EWalk) or Union Square or just upgrade seating like Midway or Sheepshead Bay. I used to live in NYC for 55 years and now I live in Houston. In Houston, Regal did a Union Square renovation at Marq E and mainly seats some fixed up the corridors of Regal Greenway. If you go on google website post of Sheepshead Bay, their were recent pictures with no upgrade to the original corridors that were done by United Artists.
Yes I look up the seating of many theatres in the US, their are people that like to know the capacity and check for grand opening ads and @rivest266 is also into cinema history and spends time looking up grand opening ads for every theatre.
I’ve been interested in how theatres were built over my lifetime and yes been to the UA The Movies at Sheepshead Bay on opening weekend and saw Beverly Hills Cop 2 in theatre 3 long before stadium seating was installed in 2000.
When Sheepshead Bay opened in 1987 only 4 screens had Dolby Stereo Screens 1 to 4 and the rest were MONO. Theatre 4 was 70MM 6 Track Dolby Stereo equipped and saw Hoffa their, they might of show 1 or 2 other films in 70MM. Termiantor 2 Judgment Day was shown in CDS in screen 4.
The last time I saw a film their was in 2019, but stop going the rest of the year and in early 2020 due to the fact the theatre patrons were talking alot and went to Alamo Downtown Brooklyn instead.
Name of this theater is: Regal UA Sheepshead Bay. Please correct.
The 70mm presentations at this theater were “Stakeout” (1987), “Empire of the Sun” (1987), “The Abyss” (1989), and “Hoffa” (1992).
Reference: 70mm Presentations in New York City: A Chronology of Large Format Exhibition, 1955-Present
Theater 2 has now reopened this weekend as a 4DX auditorium. Seats 132, plus 4 wheelchair spots. Opening feature is JAWS 50th Anniversary.
The lobby murals that were placed sometime in the mid 2010s (don’t remember the exact year) seem to be getting painted over. Will upload pictures. Forgot to ask if they’re being replaced by anything but I think they’re just being painted normal wall colors.
As of Friday November 21st 2025, auditoriums 5 and 7 have reopened with new recliners.
Please update, total seats 1,285, currently only theatre 6 is closed but the seating should be the same as 5 and 7 since they were all the exact same size.
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 83
Theatre 2 132 4DX
Theatre 3 129
Theatre 4 127
Theatre 5 and 7 80
Theatre 6 80 estimate, will verify one it open
Theatre 8 59
Theatre 9 56
Theatre 10 101 RPX/HDR by BARCO with Atmos
Theatre 11 99
Theatre 12 134 IMAX with Laser
Theatre 13 98
Theatre 14 84
Theatre 8 and 9 does not feature stadium seating