Multiplexes / Walker / Alpine Avenue
AMC Grand Rapids 18
An 18-screen giant on Alpine Avenue in Walker. It opened as a Loeks-Star Star Theatre with 4,000 rocking-chair seats and a lobby under a 36-foot glass atrium; AMC runs it today.
Quick facts
- Seats
- 4000
- Screens
- 18
01 / Now showing
Now showing
Nothing on our calendar from this venue right now. Its full, current lineup is on its own site.
Full lineup on the venue’s site ↗02 / The story of this place
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It started life as a Star Theatre on the Loeks-Star circuit: 12 screens, 4,000 rocking-chair seats, Art Deco styling and a lobby under a 36-foot glass atrium. When it opened, Boxoffice magazine (July 1992) reported stereo surround sound in every one of the twelve auditoriums. AMC runs it now, and it has grown to 18 screens. Loeks-Star also opened the Star Holland, today's AMC Holland 8.
- 18 screens on Alpine Avenue
- Opened with 4,000 rocking-chair seats
- Lobby under a 36-foot glass atrium
Plan your visit
It's at 3000 Alpine Ave NW, on the Walker side of Grand Rapids. Showtimes and tickets are on the AMC website.
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