Times, Tickets, Food, Rewards

The AMC Theatres App is your portal to everything AMC. Buy tickets, get info about the movies you want to see, access your AMC Stubs rewards and make A-List reservations.

Our Theatres: Type in the name of your favorite theatre, or find the theatre closest to you. Find out which theatres feature premium formats like Dolby Cinema at AMC, IMAX and AMC, or RealD 3D.

All About Movies: Discover AMC exclusives, official trailers, movie synopses, cast info, and film ratings from experts like IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes.

AMC Stubs: Log into your AMC Stubs account to earn and track points and rewards. Access your virtual card and scan it at the theatre to apply your savings and rewards instantly. A-Listers can make FREE movie reservations and Premiere members enjoy waived online ticketing fees.

My AMC: Find your purchased tickets, rewards and all things AMC Stubs.

Food and Drinks Online Ordering: Skip the line by ordering concessions before you get to the theatre. Available at select locations with either express pick-up at the concession stand, or delivery to your seat.

Reserved Seating: Save your favorite seat in the house.

Digital Tickets and Membership Card: Save room in your wallet for more important things! Your phone is your ticket and your AMC Stubs membership card.

Advance Tickets: Buy tickets the second they go on sale and be the first to see the movies you’re most excited about.

AMC Theatres is the largest movie theatre chain in the United States, with over 950 theatres and 10,000 screens across the country. It is also the largest movie theatre operator worldwide, with over 1,000 theatres in 15 countries.

AMC Theatres was founded in 1920 by Maurice Dubinsky and Barney Balaban as a single-screen movie theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. The company grew rapidly throughout the 1920s and 1930s, and by the end of World War II, AMC Theatres was one of the largest movie theatre chains in the United States.

In the 1950s and 1960s, AMC Theatres continued to expand, and it also began to invest in new technologies, such as widescreen and surround sound. In the 1970s and 1980s, AMC Theatres faced increasing competition from home video and cable television, but the company managed to remain profitable by focusing on providing a high-quality movie-going experience.

In the 1990s and 2000s, AMC Theatres continued to grow, and it also began to acquire other movie theatre chains. In 2012, AMC Theatres acquired Carmike Cinemas, the third-largest movie theatre chain in the United States. This acquisition made AMC Theatres the largest movie theatre chain in the world.

Today, AMC Theatres is a global leader in the movie theatre industry. The company offers a variety of movie-going experiences, from traditional movie theatres to IMAX and Dolby Cinema. AMC Theatres also offers a variety of loyalty programs and discounts, which help to make movie-going more affordable for its customers.

AMC Theatres is a publicly traded company, and its stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The company is headquartered in Leawood, Kansas.

Key Facts about AMC Theatres

* Largest movie theatre chain in the United States

* Largest movie theatre operator worldwide

* Over 950 theatres and 10,000 screens across the United States

* Over 1,000 theatres in 15 countries

* Founded in 1920

* Publicly traded company

* Headquartered in Leawood, Kansas