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Dine-In Theater now under construction at AMC Pleasure Island
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D). If things aren't going well you get dinner and a movie at the same time! If they are, you can always go out again.
mickeysshoes
Well-Known Member
Do we know when they will be opening?? and will they be taking the Disney Dining Plan??? ( would think NO...but have to ask) and will they take ADR???? I think this is a pretty cool idea and might just keep me awake for an entire movie!!!!
bah! edit: didnt actually read the website describing how it all works. My opinion is if you don't want that possibility, don't sit in that theater.
edit 2: also notice the name change on the sign....Downtown Disney AMC 24. I thought they were changing to Downtown Disney AMC 20. Maybe eventually since that was only a paper sign.
TP2000
Well-Known Member
These dine-in theaters are great! I love the one at GardenWalk across the street from Disneyland, CinemaFusion it's called, because they also have a wing of just 21+ theaters where they serve wine and cocktails, thus keeping out all the precious kiddies and teens. It's heaven!
I don't go to see new movies there, as most new movies are complete junk IMO, but they also run old classics from the mid 20th century there in the 21+ theaters.
Any word on these DTD theaters serving alcohol and having a 21 year old age limit? Regardless, this is a hot trend in theaters and DTD is wise to jump on the dine-in bandwagon here.
I don't go to see new movies there, as most new movies are complete junk IMO, but they also run old classics from the mid 20th century there in the 21+ theaters.
Any word on these DTD theaters serving alcohol and having a 21 year old age limit? Regardless, this is a hot trend in theaters and DTD is wise to jump on the dine-in bandwagon here.
Check out the link in the first post and there is a sample menu.
jt04
Well-Known Member
You should probably "bing" "Hyperion Wharf" or just search this site as Steve has some exclusive artwork about the new and improved DTD.
Then you will understand why they will need more parking.
Brian_WDW74
Member
Cinema Suites are for ages 21 and over only. The seats are leather recliners with individual tables that pivot out from the seat. Fork & Screen theaters have more typical theater seats, though there are fewer of them than in a typical theater and they're spaced out more. They don't have individual tables. They're open to people under the age of 21, but guests younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Another difference is that Cinema Suites initially cost more to attend because the food vouchers that you're required to purchase are of a higher value than the vouchers you must purchase for the Fork & Screen theaters. But since their menus are identical, I typically wind up spending about the same amount for food no matter which theater I attend.
SMRT-1
Active Member
haha at "bing" and haha at more parking. get real seriously.
flavious27
Well-Known Member
It is great that they are finally getting this service, it makes sense with dtd being at a resort.
jt04
Well-Known Member
Slowly turn 180 degrees so you are not looking backwards.
I've been at DtD on a Saturday night and a Sunday night. I've been there on "Black Friday," albeit not at night. I've been there in the summer and during the holidays. There has always been adequate parking throughout. Disney is not going to build a garage there, not for Hyperion Wharf and not for a new "dine-in" theatre at AMC.....
Lee
Adventurer
There. Fixed that for you.
As for the whole "dine-in" theater thing....I don't think I'm gonna like it.
I absolutely hate any sort of intrusion or distraction while watching a movie. Having waitresses wander in to deliver food and such....sounds like it would be severely annoying.:shrug: