AMC Dine-In Disney Springs 24
1500 Buena Vista Drive,
Lake Buena Vista,
FL
32830
1500 Buena Vista Drive,
Lake Buena Vista,
FL
32830
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Located at Pleasure Island in Downtown Disney the AMC Theatre Complex in Disney, is a spectacular multiplex. It opened as the AMC Pleasure Island 8 on December 16, 1988. In late-summer of 1989 it was expanded to 10 screens. On July 3, 1997 it was expanded to be the AMC Pleasure Island 24.
The auditoriums are designed in an old Art Deco style theme, and although completely modern, have sort of a feel of old style theaters. It has stadium seating with almost like couches, where you can pull up the handles and stretch out if the theater is not full. It has awesome THX Surround Sound and Sony Dynamic Digital Sound and it’s one of the most comfortable theaters to sit in.
It’s a great place to take in a movie when you get stuck with a rainy day while in Orlando. It was renamed AMC Disney Springs 24 in 2015.
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Seating capacities at this theater (via Fandango’s reserved seating service):
Theater 1 (ETX) – 465 seats
Theater 2 – 524 seats
Theater 3 – 153 seats
Theater 4 – 115 seats
Theaters 5 & 7 – 116 seats
Theater 6 – 118 seats
Theater 8 – 128 seats
Theater 9 – 154 seats
Theater 10 – 130 seats
Theater 11 – 132 seats
Theaters 12 & 13 – 353 seats
Theaters 14, 17, & 18 – 121 seats
Theater 15 – 123 seats
Theater 16 – 124 seats
Theaters 19, 21, & 24 – 96 seats
Theaters 20 & 23 – 127 seats
Theater 22 – 105 seats
Theaters 19 through 24 are AMC’s Fork & Screen theaters.
This opened on December 16th, 1988. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section.
July 3rd, 1997 grand opening ad for the expansion. It was the largest theatre in the state.
The ETX Screen is slated to become a Dolby Cinema screen.
this theatre will be getting a dolby cinema screen
Now Is A AMC Dine-In Disney Springs 24 Theatre.
What does AMC stand for?
American Multi-Cinema
Theatres #15 to #18 are being converted into Dine-In, and Dine-In #19 and 20 are being renovated.
If anyone comes across any pictures from these theaters in (what I consider) their hey day in the early 90’s, please post them. I can remember how beautiful the center atrium was, when it was open into it’s full length, and there were banners hanging from the rafters for movie premieres that had taken place there. I used to see multiple movies there almost every week of the year. Sadly, even still living just a few miles away, that’s slowed to almost never with the theater now forcing you to pick specific seats, and pre-selling said seats. I used to just show up early, buy a ticket, and sit where I wanted. Now everything is sold out weeks in advance in the areas of the theaters that I like, and I can’t even get a ticket. But AMC Pleasure Island (as is used to be called) was my 2nd home for several decades.