Regal Broward Stadium 12
Regal Broward Stadium 12 is a Regal Cinemas multiplex movie theater in Plantation, Florida, United States.
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Overview
Regal Broward Stadium 12 is a multiplex movie theater located in Plantation, Florida, United States. It operates under the Regal Cinemas banner, the flagship cinema chain of Regal Entertainment Group, which is itself a subsidiary of the UK-listed exhibitor Cineworld Group plc. The venue is one of many Regal-branded stadium-seating multiplexes across the United States, offering first-run Hollywood and independent films in a multi-screen, stadium-style auditorium format. As a local Regal site, the theater carries the Regal brand identity: stadium seating, digital projection, and the standard Regal concessions and loyalty programs (such as Regal Crown Club). Its name reflects both the parent brand (Regal) and its location in Broward County, Florida, with "Stadium 12" indicating twelve auditoriums configured with stadium-style seating. The theater serves the Plantation and greater Fort Lauderdale area, competing with other regional and national cinema chains. Like other Regal locations, it has been affected by industry-wide shifts toward digital projection, premium large-format screens, and changing release windows, as well as by the COVID-19 pandemic, which temporarily closed Regal theaters across the United States in 2020. Because the venue is a single branded site rather than a standalone company, its corporate identity, ownership, and strategic direction are tied to Regal Entertainment Group and Cineworld. Detailed public information about this specific location — such as its exact opening date, screen count beyond the name, or renovation history — is limited in the available evidence.
History
Regal Broward Stadium 12 is a Regal Cinemas multiplex in Plantation, Florida, United States. It forms part of the Regal Cinemas circuit, the largest movie theater chain in the United States by number of screens, which traces its origins to the Regal Cinemas founded in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1989. Regal grew through acquisitions and new construction, and in the late 1990s and 2000s became a national exhibitor under Regal Entertainment Group. The "Stadium" naming convention reflects the industry-wide shift toward stadium-style seating multiplexes that became standard in the 1990s and 2000s. Regal Entertainment Group was acquired by the UK-based Cineworld Group in 2018, making Regal a subsidiary of a publicly listed international exhibitor. The Broward Stadium 12 location operates as one of many Regal-branded sites across the United States, offering first-run films, digital projection, and Regal's loyalty and concessions programs. Like the rest of the Regal circuit, the theater was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to temporary closures of Regal locations in the United States in 2020 and subsequent restructuring of the parent company. Specific historical details for this individual theater — such as its exact opening date, original operator, or renovation timeline — are not provided in the available evidence.
Products and positioning
Local multiplex cinema under the national Regal Cinemas brand, serving the Plantation, Florida market.
Movie tickets
Concessions
Regal Crown Club loyalty program
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