AMC Stubs members and guests are invited to watch CNN’s Election Night in America coverage at AMC on Tuesday, Nov. 8

LEAWOOD, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- AMC Theatres is teaming up with CNN to bring the network’s Election Night in America coverage to AMC Stubs members and their guests at movie theatres around the country on Nov. 8. CNN will deliver winners and analysis of the Presidential race and other high-profile national, state and local elections on the big screen.

At 50 theatres in 25 major markets nationwide, guests can reserve a spot at their election night party by choosing between AMC locations designated as “Blue” and “Red.” Doors open at 6:30 p.m. eastern time on Tuesday, Nov. 8, with the event officially beginning at 7 p.m. eastern time, 4 p.m. pacific, when the first polls close.

“The 2016 Presidential race has generated record-setting viewing on television and online, and we’re excited to have CNN bring the culmination of the race to the big screen,” said Elizabeth Frank, Executive Vice President and Chief Content & Programming Officer, AMC Theatres. “On election night, as Americans gather in their communities to watch the conclusion of this historic election, we recognize that Democrats want to cheer with fellow Democrats, and Republicans cheer with fellow Republicans, so we’ve designated 'Blue' and 'Red' theatres in each participating market.”

This AMC Stubs exclusive event is free and by invitation only to AMC Stubs members, who may bring up to two guests. Any AMC Stubs member is welcome to RSVP for either theatre in their market, regardless of political affiliation. AMC recently relaunched its AMC Stubs program, adding the free tier of AMC Stubs Insider to complement the premium AMC Stubs Premiere. To see a list of all of the fantastic benefits of AMC Stubs, visit amctheatres.com/amcstubs.

Participating AMC theatres:

Atlanta				Columbus
BLUE – AMC Southlake Pavilion 24				BLUE – AMC Easton 30
RED – AMC Avenue Forsyth 12				RED – AMC Lennox 24
Baltimore				Dallas
BLUE – AMC Columbia Mall 14				BLUE – AMC Northpark 15
RED – AMC Owings Mills 17				RED – AMC Mesquite 30
Boston				Denver
BLUE – AMC Assembly Row 12				BLUE – AMC Westminster Promenade 24
RED – AMC Framingham 16				RED – AMC Highlands Ranch 24
Chicago				Detroit
BLUE – AMC River East 21				BLUE – AMC Livonia 20
RED – AMC Randhurst 12				RED – AMC Forum 30
Houston				Philadelphia
BLUE – AMC Deerbrook 24				BLUE – AMC Plymouth Meeting Mall 12
RED – AMC First Colony 24				RED – AMC Hamilton 24
Indianapolis				Phoenix
BLUE – AMC Castleton Square 14				BLUE – AMC Esplanade 14
RED – AMC Muncie 12				RED – AMC Westgate 20
Kansas City				San Diego
BLUE – AMC BarryWoods 24				BLUE – AMC Mission Valley 20
RED – AMC Studio 28				RED – AMC La Jolla 12
Jacksonville				San Francisco
BLUE – AMC Regency 24				BLUE – AMC Bay Street 16
RED – AMC Orange Park 24				RED – AMC Eastridge 15
Los Angeles				Seattle
BLUE – AMC Burbank 16				BLUE – AMC Pacific Place 11
RED – AMC Orange 30				RED – AMC Southcenter 16
Miami				St. Louis
BLUE – AMC Sunset Place 24				BLUE – AMC Esquire 7
RED – AMC Aventura Mall 24				RED – AMC Chesterfield 30
Minneapolis				Tampa
BLUE – AMC Eden Prairie Mall 18				BLUE – AMC Woodlands Square 20
RED – AMC Southdale 16				RED – AMC Regency 20
New York				Washington D.C.
BLUE – AMC Empire 25				BLUE – AMC Hoffman Center 22
RED – AMC Garden State 16				RED – AMC Mazza Gallerie 7
Orlando
BLUE – AMC Disney Springs 24
RED – AMC Altamonte Mall 18

About AMC Theatres

AMC (NYSE: AMC) is the guest experience leader with 388 locations and 5,295 screens located primarily in the United States. AMC has propelled innovation in the theatrical exhibition industry and continues today by delivering more comfort and convenience, enhanced food & beverage, greater engagement and loyalty, premium sight & sound, and targeted programming. AMC operates the most productive theatres in the country’s top markets, including No. 1 market share in the top three markets (NY, LA, Chicago) http://www.amctheatres.com.

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