Cinema City Romania S.R.L.
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| Private company | |
| ISIN | 🆔 |
| Industry | Cinema exhibition |
| Founded 📆 | 2007 |
| Founder 👔 | |
| Headquarters 🏙️ | Bucharest, Romania |
Number of locations | 29 cinemas |
Area served 🗺️ | |
Key people | Eduardo Acuna (CEO) Eric Foss (Chairman) Javier Sotomayor (President, Cinema City International) |
| Products 📟 | Cinema exhibition |
| Members | |
Number of employees | |
| Parent | Cineworld |
| 🌐 Website | www |
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Cinema City Romania is the Romanian subsidiary of the Cinema City multiplex cinema chain, owned by Cineworld through Cinema City International. It operates the largest cinema network in Romania, with multiplexes located in major cities across the country. The company introduced several premium cinema formats to the Romanian market, including IMAX, 4DX, ScreenX and VIP auditoriums.
As of 2026, Cinema City Romania operates 29 multiplex cinemas with more than 260 screens nationwide.
History
Cinema City entered the Romanian market in 2007 with the opening of its first multiplex at Sun Plaza in Bucharest. During the following years, the company expanded rapidly by opening cinemas in major shopping centres throughout Romania.
The company introduced Romania's first commercial IMAX theatre in 2009, followed by the country's first 4DX auditorium in 2013. In subsequent years, Cinema City also introduced VIP auditoriums and ScreenX technology at selected locations.
Cinema City Romania is part of Cinema City International, one of the largest cinema operators in Central and Eastern Europe, which became part of the Cineworld Group in 2014.
Current multiplex locations
- Bucharest – AFI Cotroceni (including IMAX, 4DX, ScreenX and VIP)
- Bucharest – ParkLake Shopping Center
- Bucharest – Mega Mall
- Bucharest – Sun Plaza
- Bucharest – Shopping City Băneasa
- Cluj-Napoca – Iulius Mall
- Cluj-Napoca – VIVO! Cluj
- Timișoara – Shopping City Timișoara
- Timișoara – Iulius Town
- Iași – Iulius Mall
- Constanța – City Park Mall
- Constanța – VIVO! Constanța
- Brașov – Coresi Shopping Resort
- Sibiu – Shopping City Sibiu
- Ploiești – Shopping City Ploiești
- Pitești – VIVO! Pitești
- Baia Mare – VIVO! Baia Mare
- Târgu Mureș – Shopping City Târgu Mureș
- Arad – Atrium Mall
- Brăila – Brăila Mall
- Galați – Shopping City Galați
- Bacău – Arena Mall
- Oradea – Lotus Center
- Satu Mare – Shopping City Satu Mare
- Craiova – Promenada Craiova
- Drobeta-Turnu Severin – Severin Shopping Center
- Târgu Jiu – Shopping City Târgu Jiu
- Râmnicu Vâlcea – Shopping City Râmnicu Vâlcea
- Suceava – Iulius Mall
- Piatra Neamț[1]
Current IMAX locations
Cinema City operates Romania's IMAX theatres at:
- Bucharest – AFI Cotroceni
- Timișoara – Shopping City Timișoara
- Cluj-Napoca – Iulius Mall
Former locations
The following Cinema City multiplexes have permanently ceased operations:
- Buzău – Shopping City Buzău (closed following the redevelopment of the shopping centre)
- Deva – Shopping City Deva (closed after the company's lease expired)
Premium formats
Cinema City Romania operates several premium cinema formats, including:
- IMAX
- 4DX
- ScreenX
- VIP auditoriums
- Dolby Atmos-equipped auditoriums (selected locations)
See also
- Cinema City
- Cinema City Poland
- Cinema City Hungary
- Cinema City Czech Republic
- Cineworld
References
External links
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