IPIC Theaters Pasadena
4.6$$$· ExpensivePermanently closedFormer luxury movie theater in Old Pasadena that has permanently closed
IPIC Theaters in Pasadena, formerly located at 42 Miller Alley in One Colorado, has permanently closed and is no longer operating. Before its closure, the upscale cinema chain was popular for its plush reclining seats, full bar, and in-theater dining service. Moviegoers looking for current showtimes in the area can visit nearby alternatives such as Landmark Theatres Pasadena or Regal Paseo.
History
IPIC Theaters was founded with the idea of revolutionizing the movie theater industry by providing a unique and upscale alternative to traditional cinemas. Since its inception, IPIC has expanded to various locations, offering premium services.
Expert notes
- Arrive at least 15 minutes before your movie to enjoy all the pre-show amenities.
- If you're a foodie, try their chef-driven cuisine instead of traditional movie snacks.
- Check for special member perks if you frequent the theater.
Features
- Cocktails and Bar
- Gourmet Food Options
- Luxury Seating
- Membership Benefits
- Online Reservation System
- Personal Service Call Button
- Private Screening Options
- Wheelchair Accessible
Special occasion reservations
- For private events, contact IPIC's event planning team through their website or by phone.
- Private screenings can be arranged with custom food and drink menus.
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