Multiplexes / Otsego County
Gaylord Cinema
A five-screen first-run cinema on M-32 in Gaylord, one of four run by Northern Michigan Cinemas. Adult tickets are $9.75.
Quick facts
- Screens
- 5
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Now showing
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Gaylord Cinema is a five-screen first-run movie theater on M-32 in Gaylord. It's one of four cinemas run by Northern Michigan Cinemas, alongside Petoskey, Cheboygan (the Kingston) and Bellaire. Adult tickets are $9.75 and seniors pay $7.50. Kids and matinees before 3:30 p.m. are $7, so a family afternoon at the movies won't break the bank.
- Five screens, first-run movies
- $7 matinees before 3:30 p.m.
- Part of Northern Michigan Cinemas
Plan your visit
The address is 1775 M-32 West, Gaylord; call (989) 731-9766. Check showtimes before you go.
Ticket prices
Adults (13–59) $9.75; seniors (60+) $7.50; kids (3–12) $7; matinees before 3:30 p.m. $7.
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