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Disney Books DISNEY BOOKS - THEATER LIST as of May 9, 2011 THEATER NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP DMA CIRCUIT NSCR 6272 RAMSEY CINEMA 125 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY NJ 07446- 1 BRIELLE CINEMAS LLC 2 6813 CHELSEA CINEMAS 260 WEST 23rd ST. NEW YORK NY 10011- 1 CLEARVIEW CINEMA GROUP INC. 9 6821 FRANKLIN SQUARE CINEMAS 989 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE FRANKLIN SQUARE NY 11010 1 CLEARVIEW CINEMA GROUP INC. 6 6832 CLOSTER CINEMA 4 130 CLOSTER PLAZA CLOSTER NJ 07624- 1 CLEARVIEW CINEMA GROUP INC. 4 6839 BERNARDSVILLE CINEMA 3 5 MINEBROOK ROAD BERNARDSVILLE NJ 07924- 1 CLEARVIEW CINEMA GROUP INC. 3 6855 CLAIRIDGE CINEMAS 6 486 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR NJ 07042- 1 CLEARVIEW CINEMA GROUP INC. 6 7209 LINCOLN THEATRE 838 KEARNY AVE. ARLINGTON NJ 07032- 1 BRIELLE CINEMAS LLC 6 7660 MISSION GROVE 18 121 EAST ALESSANDRO BLVD. RIVERSIDE CA 92508- 2 MISSION GROVE 18 18 7836 REGENCY RANCHO NIGUEL 25471 RANCHO NIGUEL RD LAGUNA NIGUEL CA 92677- 2 REGENCY THEATRES 8 8351 FRANCISCAN PLAZA 4 26762 VERDUGO STREET SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO CA 92375- 2 REGENCY THEATRES 4 8585 COMMERCE 950 GOODRICH BLVD. COMMERCE CA 90022- 2 REGENCY THEATRES 14 318054 THE GROVE 189 THE GROVE DR SUITE L80 LOS ANGELES CA 90030- 2 PACIFIC THEATRES 14 563008 SAN CLEMENTE CINEMA 6 641-B CAMINO DE LOS MARES SAN CLEMENTE CA 92673- 2 KRIKORIAN PREMIERE THEATRES 6 6372 HICKORY CREEK 8380 SOUTH STEMMONS HICKORY CREEK TX 76205- 5 RAVE MOTION PICTURES 16 6993 RAVE RIDGMAR 13 THEATER 2300 GREEN OAKS ROAD FORT WORTH TX 76116- 5 RAVE MOTION PICTURES 13 7250 NORTH EAST MALL 18 1101 MELBOURNE RD. HURST TX 76053- 5 RAVE MOTION PICTURES 18 7910 PREMIERE 14 BURLESON COMMONS 1581 WILSHIRE BLVD BURLESON TX 76028- 5 PREMIERE CINEMA CORP. 14 479029 SOUTHLAKE CENTER 14 1450 PLAZA PLACE SOUTHLAKE TX 76092- 5 HARKINS THEATRES 14 608002 ARLINGTON 9 CINEMA 225 MERCHANTS ROW ARLINGTON TX 76018- 5 STUDIO MOVIE GRILL 9 608004 DALLAS ROYAL 8 CINEMA 11170 N. CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY DALLAS TX 75243- 5 STUDIO MOVIE GRILL 8 608005 LEWISVILLE 8 CINEMA 1600 S. STEMMONS LEWISVILLE TX 75067- 5 STUDIO MOVIE GRILL 8 608006 PLANO 8 CINEMA 4721 W. PARK BLVD. PLANO TX 75093- 5 STUDIO MOVIE GRILL 8 8050 BRENTWOOD 14 2525 SAND CREEK ROAD BRENTWOOD CA 94513- 6 RAVE MOTION PICTURES 14 602100 ROHNERT PARK 555 ROHNERT PARK EXPWY W. ROHNERT PARK CA 94928- 6 READING CINEMAS 16 4022 APPLE BLOSSOM CINEMA 6 APPLE BLOSSOM MALL WINCHESTER VA 22601-5187 9 CARMIKE CINEMAS 6 8414 VILLAGE 12 51 TOWNE CENTRE BLVD FREDERICKSBURG VA 22407- 9 PARAGON THEATERS 12 377109 KINGSTOWNE STADIUM 16 5910 KINGSTOWN CENTER KINGSTOWNE VA 22315- 9 REGAL CONSOLIDATED THEATRES 16 377113 FOX STADIUM 16 22875 BRAMBELTON PLAZA ASHBURN VA 20148- 9 REGAL CONSOLIDATED THEATRES 16 377115 ROYALE STADIUM 14 6505 AMERICA BLVD. HYATTSVILLE MD 20782- 9 REGAL CONSOLIDATED THEATRES 14 573117 RESTON TOWN CNTR MLTPLX CINEMA 11940 MARKET STREET RESTON VA 20190-5614 9 BOW TIE CINEMAS 13 5687 PREMIERE-GALVESTON 8902 SEAWALL GALVESTON TX 77554- 10 PREMIERE CINEMA CORP. 11 6460 PREMIERE CINEMA 11 1518 SAN JACINTO MALL BAYTOWN TX 77521- 10 PREMIERE CINEMA CORP. 11 7377 YORKTOWN 15 15900 YORKTOWN CROSSING HOUSTON TX 77084- 10 RAVE MOTION PICTURES 15 8557 RENAISSANCE 20 12300 NORTH FREEWAY #400 HOUSTON TX 77060- 10 PREMIERE CINEMA CORP. 17 529005 GRAND THEATRE 14 CONROE 4029 I-45 NORTH CONROE TX 77304- 10 SOUTHERN THEATRES 14 608003 COPPERFIELD 8 CINEMA 8560 HIGHWAY 6 NORTH HOUSTON TX 77095- 10 STUDIO MOVIE GRILL 8 608007 CITY CENTRE 805 TOWN & COUNTRY LANE HOUSTON TX 77024- 10 STUDIO MOVIE GRILL 8 399103 PALM VALLEY 14 1325 N. LITCHFIELD ROAD GOODYEAR AZ 85338- 12 DICKINSON THEATRES 14 399122 GATEWAY 12 IMAX 1935 S. SIGNAL BUTTE MESA AZ 85209- 12 DICKINSON THEATRES 12 428016 SURPRISE POINTE 14 13649 NORTH LITCHFIELD ROAD SURPRISE AZ 85374- 12 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 14 428018 ULTRASTAR LAKE HAVASU 5601 HWY 95, BUILDING 1 LAKE HAVASU AZ 86403- 12 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 10 428021 SCOTTSDALE 11 9090 EAST INDIAN BEND ROAD SCOTTSDALE AZ 85250- 12 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 11 479001 ARCADIA 8 3975 E THOMAS ROAD PHOENIX AZ 85018- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 8 479003 ARROWHEAD FOUNTAINS 18 16046 N ARROWHEAD FNTN CNTR DR PEORIA AZ 85382- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 18 479004 CAMELVIEW 5 7001 E. HIGHLAND AVE SCOTTSDALE AZ 85251- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 5 479008 FASHION SQUARE 7014 E. CAMELBACK ROAD SCOTTSDALE AZ 85251- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 7 479010 FLAGSTAFF 11 1959 S. WOODLANDS VILLAGE BLVD FLAGSTAFF AZ 86001- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 11 479012 METROCENTER 12 9615-A METRO PARKWAY WEST PHOENIX AZ 85051- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 12 479013 NORTH VALLEY 16 3420 EAST BELL ROAD PHOENIX AZ 85032- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 16 479016 PRESCOTT VALLEY 14 7202 PAV WAY PRESCOTT VALLEY AZ 86314- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 14 479017 SEDONA 6 2081 W. HIGHWAY 89A SEDONA AZ 86336- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 6 479018 SHEA 14 7354 E. SHEA BLVD SCOTTSDALE AZ 85260- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 14 479021 VALLEY ART 1 509 S. MILL AVE TEMPE AZ 85281- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 1 479022 SCOTTSDALE 14 7000 E. MAYO BLVD. PHOENIX AZ 85054- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 14 479032 SANTAN VILLAGE 16 2298 E. WILLIAMS FIELD ROAD GILBERT AZ 85295- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 16 479033 CHRISTOWN SPECTRUM 14 1620 W. MONTEBELLO PHOENIX AZ 85015- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 14 479035 PARK WEST 14 9804 W. NORTHERN AVE PEORIA AZ 85345- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 14 479036 CASA GRANDE 14 1341 N. PROMENADE PARKWAY CASA GRANDE AZ 85222- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 14 479037 HARKINS NORTERRA 14 2550 W. HAPPY VALLEY ROAD PHOENIX AZ 85085- 12 HARKINS THEATRES 14 2831 CARMIKE GREELEY CINEMA I-V 2495 28TH STREET GREELEY CO 80631 17 CARMIKE CINEMAS 5 4256 CHIEF PLAZA IV 813 LINCOLN AVENUE STEAMBOAT SPRINGS CO 80477- 17 CARMIKE CINEMAS 4 4442 CARMIKE FORT COLLINS 10 3636 MANHATTAN AVENUE FORT COLLINS CO 80527- 17 CARMIKE CINEMAS 10 479027 NORTHFIELD 18 8300 E. NORTHFIELD BLVD. DENVER CO 80238- 17 HARKINS THEATRES 18 573110 MOVIELAND 218 EAST VALLEY ROAD CARBONDALE CO 81623- 17 BOW TIE CINEMAS 7 428002 FLOWER HILL 2630 VIA DE LA VALLE DEL MAR CA 92014- 28 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 4 428003 LA COSTA 6941 EL CAMINO REAL CARLSBAD CA 92009- 28 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 6 428005 RIVER VILLAGE 6 5256 S. MISSION RD. BONSALL CA 92003- 28 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 6 428006 POWAY 10 13475 POWAY RD. POWAY CA 92064- 28 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 10 428009 CHULA VISTA 555 BROADWAY ST. CHULA VISTA CA 91910- 28 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 10 428013 HAZARD CENTER 7 7510 HAZARD CENTER DR. SAN DIEGO CA 92108- 28 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 7 428015 MISSION MARKETPLACE 13 431 COLLEGE BLVD. OCEANSIDE CA 92056- 28 ULTRASTAR CINEMAS 13 602101 CARMEL MOUNTAIN 11620 CARMEL MOUNTAIN RD. SAN DIEGO CA 92128- 28 READING CINEMAS 12 602102 GASLAMP 701 FIFTH AVE. SAN DIEGO CA 92101- 28 READING CINEMAS 15 602103 GROSSMONT CENTER 5500 GROSSMONT CTR DR. LA MESA CA 91942- 28 READING CINEMAS 10 602104 TOWN SQUARE 4665 CLAIREMONT DR. SAN DIEGO CA 92117- 28 READING CINEMAS 14 4298 COLORADO SPRINGS CINEMA 10 1550 PULSAR DRIVE COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80935- 92 CARMIKE CINEMAS 10 4801 CHAPEL HILLS 15 1710 BRIARGATE BLVD. COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80920- 92 CARMIKE CINEMAS 15.
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