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AMC Marina Pacifica 12

6346 E. Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach, CA 90803 | map

Opened: 1984 as the Marina Pacifica 6 and got a $7 million renovation and expansion in 1997.  Photo: Bill Counter - 2007

 
Seating: 2,686 with the largest being a 400 seater. 
 

A look at the boxoffice from a 2024 Facebook post by The Grand Marquee - Magnificent Movie Houses of Yesteryear and Today. A history of the complex from their post: 

"Originally opened on August 17, 1984, as the Marina Pacifica 6, this AMC theatre underwent a $7 million renovation and opened on January 10, 1997, as the Marina Pacifica 12. The new stadium auditoriums were carved out of a section of the shopping center formerly occupied by a Marie Callender’s restaurant. Helping to premiere the theatre was Madonna’s version of 'Evita.' 
 
"The Long Beach Press-Telegram said that the six stadiums gave 1,154 more seats making a total of 2,686. They noted that the largest auditorium has 400 seats. The old non-stadium side of the complex, which is in a separate building from the stadiums, with the box office in between, also under-went a remodeling. Both sides of the theatre offer separate main lobbies, concession, restroom, and projection facilities."
 
More Information: See the Cinema Treasures page on the Marina Pacifica. The Cinema Tour page has six 2006 photos from the Adam Martin collection.

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