AMC Tiger 13

AMC Tiger 13 is a multiplex movie theatre located in Opelika, Alabama, in the United States. It operates as part of the AMC Theatres circuit, the largest movie-theatre chain in the world and a subsidiary of AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. The venue is a 13-screen cinema, as indicated by the number in its name, and it serves the Auburn–Opelika metropolitan area in eastern Alabama. Its official listing places it within AMC's national network of theatres, and its public web page is hosted on amctheatres.com, the chain's primary consumer-facing platform for showtimes, ticketing and location information. As a branded AMC location, AMC Tiger 13 follows the chain's standard operating model: first-run Hollywood and independent films presented across multiple auditoriums, reserved seating, online and mobile ticketing, and participation in AMC's loyalty and subscription programmes such as AMC Stubs. The theatre's name references the Auburn University Tigers, reflecting its position in a college-town market where the university is a dominant cultural and economic presence. The venue is one of the AMC locations serving the broader Columbus, Georgia and Auburn–Opelika, Alabama region; the official URL path associates the theatre with the Columbus, Georgia market area even though the theatre itself is located in Opelika, Alabama. AMC Tiger 13 is not a standalone company. It is a single branded cinema within AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., which is publicly listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker AMC. Ownership and strategic direction therefore sit with the parent company, while day-to-day operations — scheduling, staffing, concessions and local marketing — are managed at the theatre level within AMC's regional structure. The theatre's identity in the brand knowledge base is that of a location-level retail and entertainment brand: a named AMC venue rather than an independent exhibitor. Because the venue is a location rather than a corporate entity, detailed public information about its opening date, screen count beyond the 13 implied by its name, seating capacity, amenities such as IMAX, Dolby Cinema or recliner seating, and any renovation history is limited in the available evidence. The primary authoritative references are AMC's own theatre page and the Wikidata item describing it as a movie theatre in Opelika, Alabama. Any expansion of this dossier should be sourced from AMC's official theatre page or from local press coverage of the Auburn–Opelika market.

AMC Tiger 13 is a branded cinema location within the AMC Theatres circuit, which is owned by AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. The available evidence identifies it simply as a movie theatre in Opelika, Alabama, United States, and its official AMC web page confirms its place in the chain's national theatre directory. The theatre's name combines the AMC corporate brand with 'Tiger', a reference to the Auburn University Tigers, the athletics identity of the university whose campus lies in nearby Auburn, Alabama. This naming convention is typical of AMC and other exhibitors, who often give individual locations names tied to local landmarks, universities or mascots to build regional recognition. The venue is a 13-screen multiplex, as indicated by the number in its name. It operates within the Auburn–Opelika metropolitan area of eastern Alabama, a market anchored by Auburn University and by proximity to Columbus, Georgia. AMC's official URL for the theatre places it under a Columbus, Georgia path, reflecting the chain's regional grouping of theatres rather than the theatre's physical location in Opelika. This kind of market-based grouping is common in exhibition, where a single metro cluster may span state lines. As part of AMC Entertainment Holdings, AMC Tiger 13 is connected to the broader history of AMC Theatres, a chain with roots in the early twentieth century that grew into the largest exhibitor in the United States and, following acquisitions such as that of Carmike Cinemas, the largest in the world. Individual AMC locations like Tiger 13 benefit from the parent company's scale in film booking, technology deployment, loyalty programmes and national marketing. However, the specific opening date, construction history, renovation timeline and any changes in screen count or branding for AMC Tiger 13 are not documented in the supplied evidence, and this dossier does not speculate on them. Operationally, the theatre functions as a first-run multiplex offering mainstream and specialty films, reserved seating, online and mobile ticketing, and concessions, consistent with AMC's standard format. It participates in AMC's national loyalty and subscription offerings, which are managed centrally by the parent company. Because the venue is a location rather than a separate legal entity, its corporate history is inseparable from that of AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc.; its local history would need to be reconstructed from local press, municipal records or AMC announcements, none of which are present in the current evidence base.

A location-level AMC Theatres multiplex serving the Auburn–Opelika, Alabama market within the AMC national circuit.

• 13-screen multiplex cinema

  A movie theatre with 13 auditoriums, as indicated by the number in the AMC Tiger 13 name.

• First-run film screenings

  Presentation of newly released Hollywood and specialty films, consistent with AMC's standard multiplex format.

• AMC Stubs loyalty programme

  Participation in AMC's national loyalty and subscription offerings, managed by the parent company.

1. 1AMC Tiger 13 on Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2AMC Tiger 13 official theatre pageamctheatres.com