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Operates multiplex theaters and screenings
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Moosic, PA, USA
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Cinemark Theatres operates a chain of movie theaters in the United States and Latin America, showing films and offering concessions and related experiences. It runs venues with scheduled showtimes, digital film projection, and ticket and snack sales through the venue or companion apps and loyalty programs. The company grows by building new theaters and acquiring other chains, creating a broad geographic footprint and evolving its theater designs over time. Its goal is to be a leading global movie exhibitor by expanding its network, entering new markets, and using acquisitions to strengthen its footprint and financial position.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dallas, Texas
Founded
1984
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9 Theme Park & Live event News stories for thursday, August 20, 2026: Dreamworld to Rebuild Shuttered Coaster as Lost Mine Mayhem. Here are today's 9 verified theme park & live event stories, covering Theme Parks & Roller Coasters, Stadiums & Arenas and Live Music & Venues. Every item below links to its original source. The TLDR. * Theme Parks & Roller Coasters: Dreamworld to Rebuild Shuttered Coaster as Lost Mine Mayhem * Stadiums & Arenas: WNBA Star Nneka Ogwumike Announces Retirement * Live Music & Venues: Grahame Lesh Announces Fall Headline Tour Theme Parks & Roller Coasters. Dreamworld to Rebuild Shuttered Coaster as Lost Mine Mayhem. Australia's Dreamworld has announced it will rebuild its former Motocoaster into a new $20 million attraction called Lost Mine Mayhem, set to open in late 2027, per Screamscape. The ride's old hydraulic launch and motorcycle-themed trains will be replaced with an electric tyre-driven launch and new ATV-style vehicles, and the rebuilt track will add several near-miss moments plus a redesigned interactive queue. TrainerTainment's Sullivan to speak at Amusement 360. TrainerTainment coach Genevieve Sullivan will lead a session called "Build it Once: Designing Staff Training That Sticks" at the Amusement 360 conference on August 26 at 3:30 p.m., aimed at operators building longer-lasting staff training programs, per Amusement Today. EPCOT Food & Wine Festival returns for 86 days. Disney has confirmed the 2026 Epcot International Food & Wine Festival will run 86 days, marking the event's 30th anniversary with 30 dishes revived or reimagined from its history, according to Attractions Magazine. Gordon Ramsay returns to Disneyland for Carnaby photo op. Mickey Mouse and Disneyland Resort President Jill Estorino welcomed chef Gordon Ramsay back to the resort on August 19 for a photo op outside his restaurant, The Carnaby, in the Downtown Disney District, per WDW News Today. Cinemark unveils light-up Batmobile popcorn bucket. Cinemark has revealed a light-up Batmobile popcorn bucket inspired by Adam West's 1966 Batmobile, complete with a Bat-Signal, ahead of its Batman Day celebration, according to Attractions Magazine. Pricing and an exact release date have not yet been announced. Fright Fest returns to six Flags Darien Lake. Six Flags Darien Lake's Fright Fest returns on select dates from September 19 through October 11, bringing haunted mazes, scare zones and nighttime entertainment to the New York park, per Amusement Today. Daytime hours will include the family-friendly Kids Boo Fest, with trick-or-treating and costume contests on weekends during the same run. Stadiums & Arenas. WNBA Star Nneka Ogwumike Announces Retirement. Nneka Ogwumike, an 11-time WNBA All-Star and one-time league MVP, announced she will retire from the league at the end of the 2026 season after 15 seasons, according to Front Office Sports. She led the Los Angeles Sparks to a championship in 2016 and currently serves as president of the WNBA players' union. Live Music & Venues. Grahame Lesh Announces Fall Headline Tour. Grahame Lesh, son of the late Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh, has announced a fall headline tour with Grahame Lesh & Friends, adding dates in Boston, Nantucket, Los Angeles, Asheville, Nashville and Fort Lauderdale between late October and New Year's Eve, according to Pollstar. Local presales begin August 20, with general on-sale following on August 21. Canadian promoter MRG Group opens australian office. Canadian independent promoter MRG Group has launched MRG Live Australia, a new Sydney office led by general manager Graham Kennedy, a former Live Nation Australia arts and entertainment executive, according to IQ Magazine. The company says the move marks a step in its international growth strategy across music, comedy and family touring. Get more from Theme Park News. Log the coasters, stadiums, and venues you've experienced, rate Theme Park News, and see what your friends thought. Get the ThrillZing app.
IMAX, Cinemark, and AMC are significantly outperforming Netflix in 2026 as cinema audiences return to theatres. Year-to-date, IMAX stock is up 38%, Cinemark 64%, and AMC 82%, whilst Netflix has declined 21%. IMAX recorded its strongest month ever in July, generating $257 million globally — 47% above its previous record. "The Odyssey" drove the surge, earning $221 million in IMAX ticket sales alone and surpassing $640 million worldwide. The broader cinema revival stems from major releases including "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" and Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey", alongside increased premium viewing options. IMAX shares reached an all-time high of $50.72 following the record-breaking July performance.
EchoStar Posts 241,000 quarterly Subscriber Loss. August 3, 2026 EchoStar, the corporate parent of Dish and virtual multichannel video program distributor Sling TV, Aug. 3 reported a loss of 241,000 subscribers in the second quarter ended June 30. The loss was an improvement from a decline of 261,000 subs in the previous-year period. The company ended the period with 6.39 million pay-TV subscribers, including 4.68 million Dish subscribers and 1.71 million Sling TV subscribers. EchoStar had 7.1 million pay-TV subs a year ago, which included approximately 1.78 million Sling subscribers. Broadband subscribers decreased by approximately 59,000 compared to a decrease of 34,000 in the year-ago quarter. The company closed the quarter with 622,000 broadband subscribers. Retail wireless subscribers decreased by approximately 118,000 in the second quarter of 2026, compared to an increase of 212,000 in the year-ago quarter. The company closed the quarter with 7.38 million wireless subscribers. Second quarter total revenue dropped less than 4% to $3.58 billion from 3.72 billion in 2025. Net income totaled $8.46 billion, compared to a net loss of $306.1 million in the year-ago quarter. The turnaround was driven in large part by EchoStar's ongoing sale of wireless spectrum. * Report: Netflix Sweden Posts First Subscriber Loss Swedish households added 700,000 streaming video subscribers in the third quarter (ended Sept. 30), but Netflix wasn't among the gainers. New data from Mediavision indicates the SVOD giant lost 110,000 subs in Sweden - the first sub loss since the... * WWE Home Entertainment Posts Q4 Loss Consumer demand for World Wrestling Entertainment DVDs is waning. WWE home entertainment reported fourth-quarter (ended Dec. 31, 2017) operating loss of $700,000 compared to operating income of $1.9 million during the previous-year period. It was the unit's first fiscal loss... * Sling TV Narrows Online Subscriber Loss Dish Network's online TV platform Sling TV in the first quarter of this year lost 100,000 subs, an improvement from a loss of 281,000 subs in the previous-year period. The platform ended the three-month period, which ended March 31, with... * Cinemark Posts $170 Million Q2 Loss When your movie theaters generate just $37,000 in revenue over 90 days, the bottom line turns crimson. That's the fiscal scenario exhibitor Cinemark disclosed Aug. 4, reporting a second-quarter loss of $170 million on revenue of $8.9 million. How bad...
Theaters report Q2 revenue uptick: let's talk why. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, there was nothing for theaters to worry about. Life was grand and so was the box office. All of that changed REAL quick once things shut down. Ever since then, box office metrics have often been measured in pre and post COVID times. There's been a lot of stress about how theaters are faring, but the latest second quarter earnings for 2026 have been great. Let's talk about why. Theater profits are up. Cinemark, one of the bigger theater chains in the country, saw a rise in sales for the quarter of up to $1.1 billion. That's up 15% from the previous quarter. It no doubt helps that The Super Mario Galaxy Movie came out in April and eventually crossed the billion dollar mark. There's also the double whammy of Obsession and Backrooms that hit in May. Those two films alone made between them, around $850 million. Let's not forget Michael, the biopic that critics were NOT into, but audiences loved. Loved it to the tune of over a billion dollars worldwide. The 2nd quarter also included the premiere of Toy Story 5 which also joined the billion dollar club during the course of its continuing run. Cinemark CEO, Sean Gamble gave credit to more than just the films. He said, "Our achievements reflect the significant progress we've made enhancing our consumer offerings, scaling revenue opportunities and further optimizing our business, combined with the impact of solid operating rigor in a robust box office environment." That might be one of the most bland statements ever issued by a human being. It says absolutely nothing about why there were successful in Q2. Actual reasons to celebrate. What people should be doing is taking the time to acknowledge what's actually helping the industry right now. A big part of that is exciting films that are taking chances with new ideas. Backrooms and Obsession helped reignite people's sense of imagination and excitement in movies. And while Nerdbot didn't really need a Toy Story 5, it was still a seven year gap between entries. That's a lot more time than between Moana 2 and a live-action remake of the first one that no one asked for. That's what cinema owners should be celebrating. They should be saying, "We're proud to feature movies that are novel, untested, and take chances. We should continue to cherish when films take big swings in new or forgotten territories. Those are the experiences that bring people into our seats and keep the magic of the movie going experience alive and well." There is good reason to celebrate the second quarter of this year in film. But Nerdbot should be celebrating it for the right reasons so Nerdbot can carry that light into the rest of the year.
Cinemark Q2 revenue hits $1 billion milestone as exhibitors bask in box office recovery. Aug 2, 2026 Cinemark and Marcus Theatres, two of the four largest exhibitors in the United States, reported tremendous earnings this week for the second quarter period. Cinemark earned $1.1 billion in global revenue, a 15% increase over last year's Q2, headlined by a record-setting $540 million in global ticket sales. Ticket sales were particularly strong for seats in Cinemark's pricier Premium Large Format auditoriums, which include ScreenX 270-degree panoramic projection and D-Box motion seating. Cinemark also reported $433 million in concession revenue with record breaking per-cap spending among domestic audiences and strong spending on merchandise items. Marcus Theatres also showed similar trends in their second quarter earnings report, albeit at a smaller scale. Marcus's gross revenues increased by 14% to $151 million while net income increased by 70% to $27 million. The CEOs at both Cinemark and Marcus Theatres credited the Q2 uptick to the strong slate of studio releases during the period. Cinemark CEO Sean Gamble explained, "While established IP and sequels were certainly an important component to the overall box office, the breakout success of originals like OBSESSION and BACKROOMS connected with Gen Z and young adult audiences to deliver huge surprise contributions to the box office. The success of small and mid-sized original films played a critical role in diversifying the box office and making the industry less dependent on individual tentpole films." The strong Q2 film slate has lifted the fortunes of all exhibitors, with strong results reported last week by AMC and IMAX as well.