Córdoba will soon have a new multiplex and in a space where there was already another one that closed. The company Cines Axion prepares the opening of ten cinemas in the El Arcángel shopping center, whose opening date is yet to be specified, although the works are in the final phase. The new multiplex, promoted by Portus Cines, will have laser projection, premium seats, a kids club room and a bowling alley, as announced by Cines Axion on social networks.
Cines Axion points out that it is “working very hard to open soon” the new projection rooms, which “incorporate the highest technology”, consisting of “next generation surround sound system, first quality seats, next generation 4k laser projectors , large format screens to enjoy every detail and visual effect, sala kids adapted to the little ones “and” we will also have a bowling alley “.
The company indicates that it will soon offer more information about the billboard and purchase of tickets on its website www.cinesaxion.com, where it also announces the next opening.
According to the sources consulted, the opening date is conditional several variables, including the evolution of sanitary restrictions imposed by the pandemic. The works, which are carried out on the top floor of the shopping center, in part of the space in which Erosky was, according to these same sources, have a couple of weeks approximately. Although in principle the idea was to enable eight theaters, it will finally be ten that this cinema will have.
Just a year ago, this newspaper announced that the El Arcángel shopping center will once again have a cinema. The only cinemas that remain in the city are in the Connecta shopping park, located in the Guadalquivir neighborhood, which will be nineteen years old this year, and in the El Tablero leisure center, which is one year younger and will reach in 2021 all eighteen. In Córdoba there were more cinemas that have been closing, such as Isabel La Católica, which today is an empty building in the center; the Alcázar, also unused property, and the one that had the La Sierra shopping center. The Archangel cinemas they closed in 2014 after twenty years. The old rooms occupied part of the ground floor, the space where Lefies is today.
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