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Alamo Drafthouse at the Ritz
320 E. Sixth 512/476-1320
www.originalalamo.com
Showtimes at this venue are subject to frequent change. Please confirm daily by phone or website.
7:00
11:15
Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar
1120 S. Lamar 512/707-8262
www.drafthouse.com
Closed for renovation.
6:45
7:00
7:00
8:00
Alamo Drafthouse Village
2700 W. Anderson 512/459-7090
www.drafthouse.com
Tuesday matinee Baby Day shows (first show of the day) are intended for parents and their children younger than 6. Showtimes at this venue are subject to frequent change. Please confirm daily times by phone or website.
7:00
Arbor Cinema @ Great Hills
9828 Great Hills Trail 512/231-9742
Discounts daily before 6pm.
6:30
Cinemark Cedar Park
1335 E. Whitestone, Cedar Park 800/326-3264
Call theatre for complete list of movies and showtimes.
6:30
Cinemark Hill Country Galleria 14
12812 Hill Country Blvd., Bee Cave 800/326-3264
www.cinemark.com/theater_showtimes.asp?theater_id=377
6:30
2:00, 7:00
Cinemark Southpark Meadows
9900 S. I-35 800/326-3264
Cost for 3-D shows is regular ticket price plus a $3.50 premium.
6:30
Cinemark Stone Hill Town Center
18820 Hilltop Commercial Dr., Pflugerville 512/251-0938
www.cinemark.com
6:30
Metropolitan
901 Little Texas 512/447-0101
Discounts daily before 6pm. Cost for 3-D shows is regular ticket price plus a $3.50 premium.
6:30
Tinseltown North
N. I-35 & FM 1825, Pflugerville 512/989-8535
Cost for 3-D and XD shows is regular ticket price plus a premium.
2:00, 7:00
Tinseltown South
5501 S. I-35 512/326-4408
$10 "special event" ticket prices apply to Indian films.
2:00, 7:00
Violet Crown Cinema
434 W. Second 512/495-9600
www.violetcrowncinema.com
Four-hour parking validation in attached garage with ticket purchase. Reserved seating; bar and cafe on-site.
7:00
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