Simon Property Group, Inc. announced today that Regal Entertainment Group is bringing a state-of-the-art movie complex to the Shops at Nanuet. Regal Nanuet Stadium 12 & RPX (Regal Premium Experience) will open in 2013. Regal joins as the second tenant disclosed for the new shopping center.
Regal’s RPX concept presents movies with uncompressed surround sound and eye-popping images in 2D and RealD 3D, which is digital 3-D. Each of the theaters will feature stadium seating with unobstructed views, digital projection in each auditorium, “a giant immersive screen illuminated by high-quality digital projectors and completed with a 9.1 pinpoint surround sound system.”
“Regal Entertainment Group is eager to join this inviting and vibrant town center that’s under construction in Nanuet,” stated Russ Nunley, Vice President of Marketing and Communications for Regal Entertainment Group. “Our theatre’s location on the development’s main street and alongside all the new merchants will make this a great place for shopping, dining and entertainment.”
Other amenities include retractable cup holders that can be moved to form seats for two and multiple ways to purchase tickets: a state-of-the-art box office, Regal Express kiosks for fully-automated ticket purchases and through the Regal App and REGmovies.com.
Regal Entertainment Group operates the largest and most geographically diverse theatre circuit in the country with 6,580 screens in 522 theatres in 37 states and the District of Columbia. The Tennessee-based company has theaters in 43 of the top 50 U.S. designated market areas. Regal’s closest cinemas are in Westchester County in New Rochelle, Yonkers and Mohegan Lake and in New York City.
In early May, Simon announced specialty food retailer, Fairway Market, would open a 66,000 square foot store, its first in Rockland County also in the fall of 2013. More announcements are expected soon.
Simon is the world’s leading retail real estate company and currently owns or has an interest in 337 retail real estate properties in North America and Asia comprising 244 million square feet. Simon is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana and employs approximately 5,500 people in the U.S.
China is purchasing AMC Entertainment...which one will be next? Regal Entertainment Group? Think the movie business will be changed in any way? http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/movies/la-fi-0522-ct-amc-wanda-react-20120522,0,111278.story We have become an entertainment society and that's just how "they" like it...watch movies and t.v....that way we won't pay attention to what's going on around us.
Sounds more like a hangout for undesirables. I mean what will they do feature Bollywood and Ecuadorian films?
They are hooked in with the government... http://www.boston.com/news/local/breaking_news/2009/02/stimulus_spendi.html People better wake up!!
I hope they listen to Leticia, the more miniture golf, bowling, movies,batting cages ect they can fit the better. Get away from playing games on the home computer and go out to the pyrimid alternative.
Simon Property is the world's largest real estate developer... Too big to fail...sound familiar? China will have full control over many aspects of our lives...guess that doesn't bother you. Obviously, you aren't looking at the big picture... Seems that you're more interested in fun and games. I'm with Tyler Durden...while the world is falling apart, you're looking to play miniature golf and go bowling...maybe you should be doing a bit more reading.
However I'm commenting on a movie theater at the new mall and the mall its self. I'm not gona spend my life running around pulling my hair out. How about you give us some solutions for these totally off topic comments of yours. And my last word on this off topic topic, if your gona talk down to people get some guts and use your full name. The forum will be better on facebook.
http://www.lendlease.com/en/Group/Lend-Lease/Americas/Responsibility/Social-And-Community/Lend%20Lease%20Community%20Fund%20-%20US.aspx? According to it’s website, it’s vision is to “…focus on sustainable communities…”. Not by coincidence, the Town of Clarkstown has the exact same vision which is evidenced by the Town’s membership with the International Council of Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) that is costing taxpayers $1300 per year so that the Town of Clarkstown can, by their own admission, take “counsel” from this UN organization by implementing UN initiatives on the local level. Solution: Rockland County Towns need to withdraw their membership from ICLEI and immediately cease implementing Smart Growth or sustainable living policies. We do not need the United Nations to telling us how to plan our local communities, especially when their real agenda is to strip American’s of their property rights and redistribute wealth from Americans to other countries. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF-BtaTlGcc
Simon properties owns the land and the indoor / out door mall is going up now. I just hope its fun and we get good use out of it. Clarkstown selling out our sovereign rights aside.
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