ALL Regal movie theaters to close until AT LEAST April, 2021

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by twingles

And built all these multiscreen cineplexes that sat half empty every day.

Ding ding. And took on more DEBT to renovate them for recliner seating, restaurant capable kitchens and full bars with no customers.

[shoot001]

The movie theater in Park West is reopening soon, but the ownership changes.

[zitsky]

I haven't called the theater (800 number) but according to the internet, my local Regal Theater in Brier Creek is open. (Raleigh)

[HatchChile]

Originally Posted by Jkgourmet

Ding ding. And took on more DEBT to renovate them for recliner seating, restaurant capable kitchens and full bars with no customers.

I dunno. For me it really was the Batman movie theater shooting. I lived in Boulder then and it happened in Aurora. It was way too close and real to shake off. I do not think I stepped a foot in a movie theater after that. I do buy new releases full price, if they seem interesting. It still ends up being cheaper than going to the movies. Not the same feeling of course, but I try to run the AC a bit cooler, switch off all the lights to try to replicate the feeling haha. My snacks and drinks are much better though.

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by zitsky

I haven't called the theater (800 number) but according to the internet, my local Regal Theater in Brier Creek is open. (Raleigh)

May 7th for Regal Brier Creek, North Hills and Cary Crossroads. I don't think Apex opens for another week or two.

Like AMC, showtimes Monday through Friday are limited to late afternoon and evenings.

[n24scube]

Cinebistro at Waverly in Cary has been open awhile already. Just not much out in the way of movies worth watching in a theater right now.

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by n24scube

Cinebistro at Waverly in Cary has been open awhile already. Just not much out in the way of movies worth watching in a theater right now.

Thats a matter of opinion.