That being said, I have some pretty good memories of the few times I went there as a kid when they first opened in the late 90s. They didn't even have anyone at the box office I had to get tickets from the concessionist who seemed very surprised to see another living human being lol. It was the first showing of the day, like 12 or 1, and I was not only the only person seeing the movie, it seemed like I was the only non-employee in the whole joint.

Last time I was there was to see Uncut Gems in either late 2019 or early 2020, as they were the cheapest theater showing it by a dollar or two. I can't say I'm surprised, as that place was pretty behind the times and was always empty. From what I can see, this just happened sometime last month, though I can't find any specifics, including the date. Just found out today that the Regal theater at Ameristar Casino has closed permanently. List of 120 local makers, artists, and small businesses from 2020 Threadīlack Owned Restaurants/Businesses 2020 Megathread Questions News Entertainment Food Sports Housing Local Politics Education Mod posts Megathread Unfilter Community Guides/Links Other local subreddits: /r/KansasCit圜hiefs Do you have ideas or feedback for /r/kansascity? Message the moderators.

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