The Megaplex: An AMC Original
AMC’s reputation for innovation can be seen in everything
from the smaller details to groundbreaking ideas that transform
the movie-exhibition industry—such as the megaplex.
In 1995, AMC introduced a new idea that transformed the moviegoing
experience. AMC’s first megaplex premiered in Dallas, Texas
with the opening of The Grand 24. With what was then the largest
screen-count theatre in the U.S., this 24-auditorium complex was
an instant hit. Since then, AMC has built more than 3,600 megaplex
screens and offers megaplexes throughout the U.S. and the world—far
more than any other exhibition company.
In an AMC megaplex environment, moviegoers receive the ultimate in selection and convenience. Moviegoers enjoy a wider selection of features and showtimes, as well as longer running dates. There’s always something for everybody – and it’s all under one roof.
An AMC megaplex is more than multiple screens – it’s the décor, amenities, and guest services that combine to make a trip to the movies a special event. AMC megaplexes are also known for their appealing, fresh designs, plush surroundings, and industry-leading picture and sound quality. AMC is always on the cutting edge of advances in sight and sound.
AMC tops it off with the company’s signature “fast and
friendly” service. AMC theatres feature large concession and
ticketing areas, numerous ticketing purchase options, and a courteous
and attentive crew so guests spend less time waiting in lines—and
more time enjoying their trip to the movies. |