Cineplexx Cinemas

Ges.m.b.H. The Cineplexx cinemas is the largest cinema operator in Austria and a subsidiary of Constantin Film -Holding with headquarters in Vienna. It was founded in 1993 and operates under the name Cineplexx 21 multiplex cinemas (one of them in South Tyrol ) and 13 other single-or multi - hall cinema. Austria's largest cinema operator by Constantin United Cinemas International and Hollywood Megaplex.

History

The first -screen movie opened in Graz on 31 October 1996. It was after the Apollo Cinema in December 1993, which was at that time, still built by the Cineinvest, a subsidiary of Constantin Film - Holding and Kiba, the second cinema center of Constantin Film - Holding. The largest Cineplexx was erected in November 1999 on the so-called Danube plate, the Cineplexx Reichsbrücke with 13 halls and 3,400 seats. However, this was closed again in 2011. Since the bankruptcy of Kiba in 1999, the chain -screen movie is the largest cinema operator in Austria.

In March 2001, the Cineplexx mother Constantin takes Opened in 1999 by the Loews Corporation multiplex cinema in Auhof ( now: Cineplexx Vienna Auhof ) and in December 2002 the cinema in the Vienna Twin Towers of the German Cinestar group, which has since Cineplexx Wienerbergstraße means. 2004 assumes Constantin 1999 also opened multiplex cinema in the Danube center, Donauplex.

The market shares of Cineplexx cinemas at the Austrian admissions and box office takings totaled 2000 and 2001, 22-25 % in the years 2002 and 2003 approximately 12%.

, 2006, the Cineplexx chain over 24 cinemas with 56 rooms and nearly 33,000 seats of Austria had a total of 176 cinemas with 560 rooms and 101,000 seats. The results for 2006 represents 33 % of total visitor capacity of Austrian cinema. Since then, increased ( decreased ), the number of cinemas on 28, 21 -screen movie center.

On May 12, 2009, the first Cineplexx outside Austria in Bolzano ( South Tyrol), opens with seven cinema halls and a total of 1,416 seats. It is the first cinema complex in Italy, which is fully digitized, but also has analog projectors.

Cinemas

The 21 -screen movie centers are:

  • Apollo Cinema, Vienna
  • Cineplexx Amstetten (Lower Austria )
  • Cineplexx Donauplex (Vienna)
  • Cineplexx Graz ( Styria)
  • Cineplexx Hohenems (Vorarlberg)
  • Cineplexx Innsbruck (Tirol )
  • Cineplexx Lauterach (Vorarlberg)
  • Cineplexx Leoben ( Styria)
  • Cineplexx Linz (Upper Austria )
  • Cineplexx Matter (Burgenland )
  • Cineplexx Salzburg Airport ( Salzburg)
  • Cineplexx Salzburg City (Salzburg)
  • Cineplexx Spittal (Carinthia )
  • Cineplexx Villach ( Carinthia )
  • Cineplexx Auhof Vienna ( Wien)
  • Cineplexx Wiener Neustadt (Lower Austria )
  • Cineplexx Wienerbergstraße (Vienna)
  • Cineplexx Wörgl (Tyrol )
  • Cineplexx Bolzano ( South Tyrol)
  • Village Cinemas, Vienna

The other six theaters that are under the Cineplexx operation sro:

  • Actors Studio, Vienna
  • Artis International Vienna
  • Movie theater, Kitzbühel
  • Geidorf Art Cinema, Graz
  • City Cinema, Villach
  • Urania cinema, Vienna

Former venues were:

  • Cineworld, catfish was the end of November 2013 closed.
  • English Royal Cinema, Graz (until 2009, then Neuübernahme through the former " Augarten Kiz ", which had to give way from the Augarten and was re-opened as " Kiz Royal")
  • Tuchlauben cinema, Vienna (until 2009)
  • God's Eye Cinema, Vienna (until 2011 )
  • Cineplexx Reichsbrücke, Vienna (until 2011 )
  • Beethoven cinema, swimming ( by 2013, that will be taken from the cinema operator Cinema Paradiso from October 2013)
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