27 AMC Theatres In Pennsylvania Could Close, Company Says

PENNSYLVANIA — AMC Theatres said it has “substantial doubt” the company can remain in business after the coronavirus pandemic forced the closure of all of its locations. In a regulatory filing, AMC officials said the company is generating “effectively no revenue.”

Pennsylvania has 27 AMC Theatre locations.

All AMC locations are closed through June, and the company said it has enough money to reopen theaters this summer. However, if not allowed to reopen, the company said, it may be unable to borrow the funds needed to continue operating.

Even when theaters are allowed to reopen, AMC predicts it will still have problems should entertainment companies decide to delay the release of new films.

AMC has 1,000 locations across the globe, with more than 11,000 screens, according to its website.

Here are the AMC locations in Pennsylvania:

• Allentown, 1700 Catasauqua Road
• Altoona, 5580 Goods Lane
• Bensalem
  • 1336 Bristol Pike
  • 660 Neshaminy Mall
• Bloomsburg, 1879 Columbia Boulevard
• Camp Hill, 3432 Simpson Ferry Road
• Center Valley, 2805 Center Valley Parkway
• Chambersburg, 900 Chambersburg Mall
• Clarion, 22631 PA Route 68
• Delmont, 401 Vine St.
• Duncansville, 234 Convention Center Drive
• Greensburg, 5280 Old Route 30
• Mechanicsburg, 4950 Carlisle Pike
• Media, 1067 W. Baltimore Pike
• Mount Lebanon, 1500 Washington Road
• North Wales, 1461 Bethlehem Pike
• Philadelphia
  • 1001 Market St. #3050
  • 1600 N. Broad St.
  • 1149 Franklin Mills Circle
  • Pittsburgh, 700 Fort Couch Road
  • Plymouth Meeting, 494 W. Germantown Pike
  • Pottsgrove, 110 Upland Square Drive
  • Reading, 3050 N. 5th Street Highway
  • Sarver, 718 S Pike Road
  • Selinsgrove, 1 Susquehanna Valley Mall Drive
  • Springfield, 400 S. State Road
  • Uniontown, 1372 W. Main St.
  • West Chester, 112 Wilmington Pike
  • West Homestead, 300 W. Waterfront Drive
  • Williamsport, 300 W. 4th St.