The movie theater chain initially closed its locations in March but reopened its Richardson location in August. Just two months later, it has closed again.
The decision to shut down stems from the lack of new movie releases, Chief Executive Officer Bill DiGaetano said in an Oct. 7 statement.
“This is a terribly difficult and disappointing decision, but we’re hopeful that by pausing now, we’ll be able to reopen all six of our DFW franchise locations once a steady stream of new releases resumes,” he said.
The company’s closure announcement came on the same day Gov. Greg Abbott allowed movie theaters to expand capacity from 50% to 75%.
DiGaetano did not mention a reopening date. Guests who have purchased tickets will receive refunds, according to the release.
