Mégarama, Multiplex cinema in Villeneuve-la-Garenne, France.
Mégarama is an 18-screen multiplex at 44 avenue Longue Bertrane in Villeneuve-la-Garenne, designed by architect Yannick Lecoq. Seventeen tiered auditoriums seat 100 to 400 people, while the Horizon amphitheatre (screen 18) has 905 seats and a 27-metre-wide, 13-metre-high screen, one of Europe's largest.
Built on land formerly owned by General Motors at 44 avenue Longue Bertrane, the multiplex cost nearly 70 million francs, 18 million of which went to the plot. It was designed by architect Yannick Lecoq and built by Jean-Pierre Lemoine, also behind the Forum Horizon at Les Halles, and opened in April 1996. A nineteenth room was added in 2002, and the cinema was fully digitised by Ymagis in May 2011.
The 905-seat Horizon amphitheatre, added in 2002 as screen 18, is the venue's largest room and holds one of Europe's biggest screens, 27 metres wide by 13 metres high, with DTS 7.1 sound and dual 4K projectors for 3D. The cinema draws over 950,000 spectators a year on average and has passed one million annual admissions.
The cinema is located in an easily accessible area of Villeneuve-la-Garenne with parking options and public transportation access. Arrive early during peak hours and check showtimes in advance for a smooth visit.
The 905-seat Horizon auditorium, added in 2002, holds one of Europe's largest screens at 27 metres wide and 13 metres high, with dual 4K projectors and DTS 7.1 sound. The site on avenue Longue Bertrane previously belonged to General Motors.
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