“We have had tremendous support from the Monroe area community since we opened our theater in 2007 and it has grown every year,” Cory Jacobson, owner of Phoenix Theatres, said in the statement.
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The addition of the Encore large-format auditorium in 2017, along with other amenities such as heated recliner seats, has sparked interest from movie fans as far away as Toledo. Phoenix is already a hugely popular entertainment venue, with annual attendance of over 435,000 visitors. The outdoor venue will have handicap-accessible facilities, a full-service concession stand, in-car radio sound broadcast and modern indoor restrooms. This “premium drive-in experience” is promised to be Michigan’s first digitally projected outdoor movie screen and will use laser projection technology. Joe Cork, spokesman for the theater, said they hope to break ground before winter weather settles in. Monroe St., Frenchtown Township.Īccording to the company statement, Starlite is scheduled to open in spring 2020, and the plan has just recently been submitted to Frenchtown Township officials for review. “This fits in very well with our redevelopment of Mall of Monroe,” said Joseph Bell, director of corporate communications at Cafaro, the Youngstown, Ohio-based company that owns the mall at 2121 N. It will be located along the northwest side of the mall property, along Mall Road and near the current theater complex in an area that is currently parking spaces. The Starlite Drive-In Movie Experience will be an addition to the 10-screen indoor cinema complex that Phoenix already operates at Mall of Monroe. The Mall of Monroe is slated to become the home of the largest drive-in movie screen in Michigan, based on an announcement made today by the owners of Phoenix Theatres and Mall of Monroe.
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