Multikino
The multiplex cinema S. A. is the second largest multiplex cinema operator in Poland. The company belongs to the Warsaw ITI Group and opened the first multiplex cinema in Poland in Poznan. Under the brand name " multiplex cinema " are today in Poland 21 cinemas operated with 186 rooms.
History
Under the company's multi cinema Sp z o.o. Founded in 1996, a joint venture between ITI Cinema and the British United Cinemas International ( UCI). In 1998, the first multiplex cinema in Poland was opened in poses of a multiplex cinema. The following year, a multiplex cinema opened its first multiplex in the Polish capital in Ursynów district. In 2004, ITI took over the shares of the UCI in the company and thus became the sole owner. In 2007, the opening of a multiplex cinemas in the newly built Warsaw shopping center Złote Tarasy followed. This theater was built in a unique design and is embedded in a world of experience, including bars and lounges. Also in 2007, the Dolby 3D Digital Cinema technology was introduced and transformed the legal form of the company into a stock corporation. In February 2008, the acquisition of the multiplex chain Silver Screen has been agreed with Apollo Real Estate Funds. The acquisition of the smaller chain multiplex cinema SA could consolidate its position as one of the two largest cinema operator in Poland ( next to the main competitors Cinema City). In addition to classic cinema business, the company also offers entertainment programs for sports lovers, music lovers and children. It also operates on the film Cafe chain " Cava Blanca ". In mid-2010 the first cinema was opened abroad - in Riga in Latvia. In October 2010, the opening of a multiplex cinema followed in Vilnius in Lithuania. The biggest multiplex cinema cinema complex is located in Zabrze, Poland.
Since the first multiplex cinema in Poland was opened under the brand " multiplex cinema ", the term " multiplex cinema " in Poland has partially established as a generic term for multiplex cinemas.
Locations in Poland
- Bydgoszcz - 10 rooms, 2151 seats
- Elbląg - 6 rooms, 1267 places ( shopping center Zielone Tarasy )
- Danzig - 10 rooms, 2771 seats
- Gdynia - 8 screens, 2144 seats
- Koszalin - 6 rooms, 1100 places ( shopping center Forum Koszalin )
- Krakow - 12 screens, 2926 seats
- Łódź - 10 rooms, 1841 seats
- Poznan - 8 screens, 2300 seats
- Poznan - 8 screens, 1367 seats ( Stary Browar Shopping Centre )
- Poznan - 10 rooms, approximately 2000 places (shopping mall Malta)
- Rybnik - 7 rooms, 1100 places (shopping mall Focus Mall)
- Sopot - 6 rooms, 1050 seats
- Szczecin - 9 rooms, 2145 seats
- Warsaw - 12 screens, 2880 seats ( Ursynów )
- Warsaw - 8 screens, 2589 seats ( Złote Tarasy Shopping Centre )
- Warsaw - 6 rooms, 996 places ( shopping center Wola Park )
- Warsaw - 12 halls, 2547 places ( shopping center Targówek )
- Wloclawek - 6 rooms, 1260 seats
- Wroclaw -11 halls, 2600 places ( shopping center Pasaż Grunwaldzki )
- Wroclaw - 10 halls, 2860 places (shopping mall Arkady Wrocławskie )
- Zabrze - 13 rooms, 2948 seats
Polish sites under construction
- Gliwice - 10 rooms, 1,800 spaces (shopping mall Focus Mall)
- Jelenia Góra - 5 rooms ( Shopping Centre Focus Mall)
- Ostróda - 4 rooms
- Katowice - 9 rooms ( shopping center Galeria Katowice )
- Lublin - 10 rooms
- Radom - 6 rooms ( shopping center Galeria Słoneczna )
- Rumia - 5 rooms, 800 places ( shopping center Galeria Rumia )
- Rzeszów - 9 rooms ( shopping center Millenium Hall )
- Tarnów - 6 rooms ( shopping center Galeria Strusina )
In addition, by the end of 2013, the establishment of eleven other multi cinema facilities in the cities of Belchatow, Gdynia, Cracow, Leszno, Łomża, Olsztyn, Opole, Poznan, Slupsk, Szczecin and Warsaw are planned.
Locations abroad
- Riga, Latvia - 8 screens, 1700 seats (Riga Plaza)
- Vilnius, Lithuania - 7 rooms, 1673 places ( shopping center OZAS Gallery)