Multiplexes / Taylor
Spotlight Taylor Theatre
Closed – archive entry · 1989–2012
A ten-screen multiplex on Eureka Road in Taylor: it opened in 1989 as an eight-screen Star cinema, AMC closed it in 2009, and it came back as the Spotlight Taylor Theatre before going dark for good by 2012.
Spotlight Taylor Theatre · Photo from the venue’s official website
Quick facts
- Opened
- 1989
- Closed
- 2012
- Screens
- 10
02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
This Eureka Road multiplex opened in 1989 as an eight-screen Star Theatres cinema. It grew to ten screens by 1995. AMC ran it from 2005 and closed it in December 2009. It reopened as the Spotlight Taylor Theatre in June 2010 but closed again by November 2012.
- Opened with eight screens, grew to ten
- AMC closed it in 2009
- Reopened in 2010, closed for good by 2012
Plan your visit
The theater closed for good by 2012, so there are no screenings here. For a movie, check the open cinemas in our guide.
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