AMC Dine-In Coral Ridge 10 Theatre
AMC Dine-In Coral Ridge 10 Theatre is an AMC dine-in movie theatre in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, combining first-run film screenings with in-theatre dining.
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Overview
AMC Dine-In Coral Ridge 10 Theatre is a movie theatre located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States. It operates under the AMC Theatres banner and belongs to the company's "Dine-In" format, in which guests can order food and beverages to be served at their seats while watching a film. The venue is part of AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., one of the largest cinema chains in the world and a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker AMC. The theatre is situated in the Coral Ridge area of Fort Lauderdale, in the Miami–Fort Lauderdale metropolitan region of South Florida. As an AMC Dine-In location, it is designed around a combination of traditional moviegoing and casual dining, with a menu of meals, snacks and drinks delivered to reclining or dining-style seats. The "10" in its name refers to the number of auditoriums or screens at the site. Like other AMC venues, the theatre shows first-run Hollywood and independent films, offers reserved seating, and participates in AMC's loyalty and subscription programs. Its programming and amenities are managed as part of AMC's broader U.S. circuit, and its listings and showtimes are published through AMC's official website and mobile app. Because it is a single-site cinema rather than a standalone company, the Coral Ridge 10 does not have its own independent corporate history, ownership or financial reporting. Its identity is tied to the AMC Theatres brand and to the South Florida market it serves.
History
AMC Dine-In Coral Ridge 10 Theatre is a single cinema site in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States, operated as part of the AMC Theatres circuit. It does not have a separate corporate history of its own; its story is that of an AMC-branded, dine-in-format multiplex serving the South Florida market. The venue carries the AMC "Dine-In" designation, a format the chain has rolled out at selected locations to combine film exhibition with full food and beverage service delivered to guests' seats. The name "Coral Ridge 10" identifies both its location in the Coral Ridge area of Fort Lauderdale and its ten auditoriums. As part of AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., the theatre benefits from the parent company's national booking power, technology platforms, loyalty programs and marketing. AMC Theatres itself traces its origins to the early twentieth century in Kansas City and grew into one of the world's largest cinema operators, with a presence across the United States and internationally. The Coral Ridge 10 operates within that larger network, showing first-run films and offering amenities typical of AMC's modern multiplexes, including reserved seating and food and beverage service. Because the theatre is a single-site operation rather than an independent business, detailed dated milestones such as an exact opening date, renovation history or ownership changes are not established by the available evidence. Its public identity is defined by its AMC affiliation, its Fort Lauderdale location and its dine-in format.
Products and positioning
A dine-in cinema format within the AMC Theatres circuit, targeting moviegoers in Fort Lauderdale who want dining and film in one visit.
First-run film screenings
In-theatre dining menu
Reserved seating
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