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    Lights, Camera, ‘Big Comfy Chairs’ at Regal Cinema

    Tribune StaffBy Tribune StaffJune 29, 2017Updated:July 6, 2017No Comments3 Mins Read
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    New seats in 15 auditoriums in Hendersonville are being replaced with new recliners
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    KNOXVILLE, TN — Regal Entertainment Group, a leading motion picture exhibitor owning and operating one of the largest theatre circuits in the United States, has announced that the Regal Streets of Indian Lake Stadium 16 & IMAX in Hendersonville, TN is replacing the existing theatre seats in 15 auditoriums with luxurious new recliners including footrests.  During construction, Regal’s King-Size Recliners are on display in the lobby where guests can experience the added room and comfort that’s coming soon. Regal Cinemas remains open during the remodel as portions of the facility are converted. The auditoriums will feature the new amenity in October.

    “Regal is redefining the level of comfort at this theatre. Our guests will soon be able to stretch out, relax and recline while watching the movie,” said Rob Del Moro, Chief Technical and Theatre Operations Officer at Regal Entertainment Group. “Regal constantly listens to our guests and looks for ways to improve. With this new concept, these luxurious recliners have scored extremely well. Moviegoers are eager to return for another visit and the opportunity to enjoy Regal’s King-Size Recliners.”

    The experience of going out to the movies continues to evolve as Regal raises the bar. Recent upgrades to Regal Streets Of Indian Lake Stadium 16 & IMAX include the conversion from celluloid film to digital cinema. Regal Entertainment Group is invested in providing amenities that further enhance the moviegoing experience. Now guests will enjoy more comfortable surroundings with the luxurious King-Size Recliners able to adjust to multiple positions and including padded footrests.

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    “Once you take the luxurious new recliners for a test drive, you’ll agree that the Regal King-Size Recliner is a star attraction,” stated Ken Thewes, Chief Marketing Officer at Regal Entertainment Group. “The spaciousness and comfort help you lose yourself in the story and become more immersed in the movie. This combination of comfort and a pristine presentation make for a remarkable trip to the movies.”

    Regal fans are encouraged to like Regal Cinemas’ Facebook page and download the Regal Movies app. Moviegoers can program their favorite theatre and purchase tickets all from their mobile device. The Regal app also gives patrons the ability to join the Regal Crown Club card straight to their phone for easy access while on-the-go. Through the industry-leading Regal Crown Club, approximately 12-million active members each year accumulate credits at the box office and concession stand to earn rewards including free popcorn, soft drinks and movies.

    Free membership is also available online at https://www.regmovies.com/Crown-Club

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