Multiplexes / Bay City Mall
Bay City 10 GDX
We couldn’t confirm it’s still running in 2026. Call or check its official site before you go.
A 10-screen cinema at the Bay City Mall with a GDX large-format auditorium: it opened in 1991 with six screens and grew step by step to ten.
Quick facts
- Opened
- 1991
- Screens
- 10
01 / Now showing
Now showing
Nothing on our calendar from this venue right now. Its full, current lineup is on its own site.
Full lineup on the venue’s site ↗02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
Bay City 10 GDX opened on October 16, 1991 as a six-screen cinema at the Bay City Mall. It grew to eight screens in 1997 and to ten in July 2014, adding a GDX large-format auditorium. In November 2008 it took over a former mall storefront to make the lobby bigger. Goodrich Quality Theaters ran it until the March 2020 pandemic closure, and GQT Movies after that. In September 2026 ticketing sites still listed showtimes, but GQT's own location list no longer includes it.
- GDX large-format auditorium
- 10 screens, open since 1991
- A bigger lobby in a former mall storefront
Plan your visit
The cinema is at 4101 N Wilder Rd. in Bay City. We couldn't confirm it's still operating in 2026, so call (989) 686-3456 or check its Facebook page before you go.
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