Multiplexes / Dearborn
Movies at Fairlane
Closed – archive entry · 1976–2000
United Artists' cinema inside Dearborn's Fairlane Town Center mall, from 1976. It opened with five screens, grew to ten and around 2000 gave way to the Star Fairlane megaplex next door.
Quick facts
- Opened
- 1976
- Closed
- 2000
- Screens
- 10
02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
United Artists opened the Movies at Fairlane on March 31, 1976, as a five-screen cinema inside Fairlane Town Center mall in Dearborn. It was later doubled to ten screens. It closed around 2000. The Star Fairlane megaplex built right next door took over its role.
- A cinema inside Fairlane Town Center
- Opened with five screens, grew to ten
- Replaced by the Star Fairlane around 2000
Plan your visit
The cinema closed around 2000, so there are no screenings in the mall anymore. For a movie, check the open cinemas around metro Detroit in our guide.
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