Colorado Theaters
From metro multiplex cinemas to hometown, old-school theaters with balconies, and Art Deco décor, Colorado has you covered for first-run movie releases, film festival venues, cartoon marathons, Friday night popcorn fights, and romantic drive-in movie theaters.
Some of our biggest and most famous theaters are:
- The Regal South Glenn Stadium 14 in Centennial (Denver area) boasts recliners for your viewing comfort.
- Among our oldest are the Mayan on South Broadway in Denver and the Park Theater in Estes Park.
Colorado has numerous 3-D IMAX facilities in the state, with a half-dozen up and down the Front Range I-25 corridor.
Drive-in theaters are alive and well in the Centennial State. A few to consider are:
- The 88 Drive-In Theatre in Commerce City, an eastern Denver area
- The Comanche Drive-In in Buena Vista, south of Leadville, in the beautiful Collegiate Peaks area
- Holiday Twin Drive-In in Fort Collins, north of Denver
- Tru Vu Drive-In Theatre in Delta southeast of Grand Junction.
If you can’t make it to one of these outstanding theaters, there are undoubtedly many more to choose from.
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As a growth marketer and SEO professional, Kathleen Fitzsimmons blends technical expertise with a deep love for the mountain lifestyle. Dedicated to healthy living—from music and arts to literature and animal welfare—she translates her personal interests into compelling narratives. Sharing the Colorado lifestyle through her writing is her passion in action.
