AMC Dine-In 600 North Michigan 9
600 N. Michigan Avenue,
Chicago,
IL
60611
600 N. Michigan Avenue,
Chicago,
IL
60611
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Opened by Cineplex Odeon on December 6, 1996, with mergers the theatre became a Loews Cineplex and is now AMC Loews North Michigan 9. This theatre has nine screens, 3 on one floor, 4-5 on another floor, 6-7 on another, and 8-9 on the next and final floor. The floors are joined together with elevators and escalators to get to each auditorium levels.
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Went to the 4:25 showing of “COSMOPOLIS” today; a total of 4 people in the auditorium. One reason I like the 600 North- not many people attend Monday through Thursday. Even though it lacks stadium seating, it’s quite comfortable. Not as nice as River East 21, but close.
Are they doing renovations to this theater? I noticed recently, they’ve been only showing 3 or 4 movies. And the movie times are not staggered as if they’re playing om 2 or 3 screens.
Also the Eddie Bauer store that occupied the first 2 or 3 floors of the building has closed. Shame too because I really enjoyed shopping there.
According to the AMC web site they have an ad saying “Reclining Soon” showing a recliner chair, so probably that’s what they’re doing in some of their cinemas.
Yes, all recliner seats now in each auditorium.
This opened on December 6th, 1996. Grand opening ad in the photo section.
I was at the opening. Mickey Rooney cut the ribbon to auditorium 1.
PLEASE UPDATE, THE THEATRE OPENED ON NOVEMBER 27, 1996.. WRONG DATE IN DESCRIPTION. It was a Cineplex Odeon Theatre, which became Loews Cineplex before it was merge with AMC, the curent owners.
I also posted the Cineplex Odeon display ad from November 27 Chicago Tribune in the photos
It’s now a Dine-In