Consolidated Theatres (Hawaii)

Consolidated Theatres is an American movie theater chain based in Hawaii. It operates 9 locations in Hawaii. It is one of the two major cinema chains in Hawaii, with the other being Regal Cinemas. It screens first-run feature films, as well as some art house independent films and films from Asia.

For the closed movie chain based in North Carolina with the same name, see Consolidated Theatres (North Carolina).
Consolidated Theatres
TypeBrand
Founded1917
Number of locations
9 theatres (Hawaii)
ParentReading International
WebsiteOfficial website

It is one of the affiliated cinema chains operated under Reading International.[1][2]

Locations

The cinema chain operates 9 locations in Hawaii: 8 on the Oahu island, 1 on the Maui island. Some theaters, such as Consolidated Pearlridge and Kapolei will also screen major films from Asian countries, notably Philippines, South Korea and Mainland China. Consolidated Kahala is an arthouse theater, it screens specialized and indie films.

The cinema chain has a tradition in which it will play its theatres' trailer intro before every films start playing. It features the Hawaiian dance sequence Hula.[3][4]

Oahu island
  • Consolidated Ward with TITAN LUXE
  • Olino by Consolidated with TITAN LUXE
  • Consolidated Mililani with TITAN LUXE
  • Consolidated Koko Marina
  • Consolidated Kahala
  • Consolidated Pearlridge
  • Consolidated Kapolei
  • Consolidated Koʻolau

Maui island
  • Consolidated Kaʻahumanu

See also

For all movie theaters in Hawaii, see: Category:Theatres in Hawaii.

References
  1. "Consolidated Theatres converts another Hawaii property to recliners". BIZ Journals. January 18, 2018.
  2. "Consolidated Theatres celebrates 100th anniversary with 'Mahalo' deals for moviegoers". Khon2. August 4, 2017.
  3. "Iconic Consolidated Theatre opening hula sequence gets visual upgrade". Hawaii News Now. December 12, 2017.
  4. "Consolidated Theatres Hula Intro (Updated)". Youtube.
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