MISSISSAUGA MOVIE THEATRES

AMC Courtney Park
401 and Highway 10 in Mississauga.

Central Parkway 4 Highway 10 at Burnhamthorpe Road. In Mississauga  Opened 1980 closed 2000, reopened 2001  The Central Parkway was built for Ontario Theatre Group and it was shortly taken over by Odeon because it could not get the films. In 1990 Cineplex Odeon closed it and used it as a school for projectionists and later it sold it to a couple of fellows who reopened it as Dollar Cinemas. Dollar went bankrupt and it was reopened by Golden Theatres of Seattle Wa, in 1999 Encore Cinemas buys it and runs it on a discount policy but there is no demand and they had to close it down. Thanks to Jeff Knoll of Encore Cinemas who provided information for the Central Parkway. Seating: Cinema 1 252 seats Cinema 2 242 seats Cinema 3 208 seats Cinema 4 224 seats Total 926 seats

The Romans called their most spectacular entertainment facility, the Coliseum. So do we. Coliseum Mississauga 309 Rathburn Rd. Square One Mississauga Opened May 16,1997 with 10 cinemas and 2 more cinemas and a IMAX theatre was added in 1999 This is the World's first round multiplex, in its first year the Coliseum was the #1 theatre in ticket sales in North America and the Coliseum is the first theatre in the 1997-2000 Famous Players Expansion program. Seating (Cinemas 7-12 has stadium seating) Cinema 1 155seats Cinema 2 179seats Cinema 3 200seats Cinema 4 214seats Cinema 5 214seats Cinema 6 214seats Cinema 7 288seats (THX) Cinema 8 288seats (THX) Cinema 9 399seats (THX) Cinema 10 404seats (THX) Cinema 11 215seats Cinema 12 212seats IMAX Theatre 256seats Total 3238seats

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Cooksville
West Hill Mississauga
Opened 1956 closed about 1960
Also See Roxy

Credit
Port Credit Mississauga
Opened about 1974 and closed about 1975
John H. Baxter owned the Credit Cinema and it had 395 seats.

Dixie 5 Dundas and Dixie in Mississauga   Opened 1972 and closed 1984 Premier theatres owned the Dixie 5, which had 383 seats.

Erin Mills Town Centre 5
Mississauga
Opened 1984 and closed 2001
Cineplex Odeon owned this theatre
Seating:
Cinema 1 221
Cinema 2 317
Cinema 3 242
Cinema 4 261
Cinema 5 314
1355 Seats

Malton
Mississauga
Opened about 1979 and closed 1982
Premier owned the Malton, which had 312 seats.

Roxy
Cooksville
Opened about 1949 and closed 1971
Odeon owned the Roxy, which had 450 seats.

Stuff Your Senses! SilverCity Mississauga East of 403 at Hwy 5   Opened 1997 This is the first SilverCity theatre built by Famous Players, like the Coliseum this theatre features stadium seating, franchised food and a Tech-Town games area. Seating: Cinema 1 337 seats Cinema 2 246 seats Cinema 3 246 seats Cinema 4 439 seats (THX) Cinema 5 439 seats (THX) Cinema 6 242 seats Cinema 7 242 seats Cinema 8 216 seats Cinema 9 216 seats Cinema 10 337 seats Total 2960 seats

South Common 2150 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W.  Opened 1989 and closed 2001 Cineplex Odeon owns this theatre. Seating: Cinema 1 79 seats Cinema 2 224 seats Cinema 3 306 seats Cinema 4 138 seats Cinema 5 85 seats Cinema 6 110 seats Total 942 seats

Sussex Centre Hwy 10 & Burnhamthorpe Rd.  Opened 1987 and closed 2001 Famous Players owned this theatre. Seating: Cinema 1 504 seats (THX) Cinema 2 474 seats Cinema 3 271 seats Cinema 4 261 seats Total 1510 seats

Vogue
Port Credit Mississauga
Opened about 1949 and closed about 1970
20th Century Theatres owned the Vogue, which had 499 seats

Westwood Malton   Opened about 1959 , twinned 1970 3rd screen added 1976 and closed 1995 Famous Players owned this theatre. Seating 1970-1976 Cinema 1 964seats  Cinema 2 496seats  Total 1460 seats Seating 1976-1995 Cinema 1 496seats  Cinema 2 426seats  Cinema 3 300seats  Total 1222 seats

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