AMC Theatres Introduces Zoom Rooms in Kansas City and Other Major Cities, Eyes Broadcasting 2024 Olympics

AMC Theatres Incorporates ‘Zoom Rooms’ in Kansas City and Additional Cities

Date: Friday, March 15, 2024

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Your next virtual meeting destination could be as close as your local theatre. AMC Theatres, based in Leawood, has confirmed the opening of pioneering ‘zoom rooms’ in eight key cities, including the Kansas City metropolitan area.

What are Zoom Rooms at AMC?

AMC’s Zoom Rooms aim to offer an innovative twist to the conventional meeting experiences, hybrid events, and other meetings. Companies can now hire these rooms that boast superior-quality large screens and audio equipment, on top of the Zoom platform’s convenience and familiarity.

As of the current time, the Zoom Rooms at AMC are accessible at the following locations:

• Kansas City AMC Town Center 20
• Atlanta AMC Parkway Pointe 15
• Chicago AMC River East 21
• Denver AMC 9+CO 10
• Los Angeles AMC The Grove 14
• New York City AMC Empire 25
• San Jose AMC Mercado 20
• Seattle / Tacoma AMC Pacific Place 11

AMC’s Future Plans: 2024 Olympics in Paris

Moreover, AMC Theatres is preparing to give the upcoming 2024 Olympics in Paris an added twist as well. Specific events of the global competition will be televised across AMC theaters around the country. The special programming will run from July 27 until August 11.

AMC: Embracing Alternative Content

The partnership with the Olympics is yet another stride AMC has taken to diversify its content. In recent years, the theatre chain has aired adapted versions of concerts from renowned artists such as Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and Dolly Parton. These events have proven to be extremely popular with both movie-goers and music fans alike.

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