Palm Springs Regal Movie Theater Closing for Rebranding Under New Ownership

The Regal Movie Theater in Palm Springs will temporarily close its doors after Sunday’s scheduled showings, marking the end of its current operations under Regal’s branding. The theater, located in the shopping center that will soon be rebranded as Festival Plaza, is set to undergo a major transformation under new ownership. Although the theater’s new name hasn’t been revealed yet, patrons can expect significant upgrades to the facility once it reopens. This shift in the local cinema scene comes as Palm Springs will be without a first-run movie theater until the new venue opens, leaving a noticeable gap in entertainment options for residents and tourists alike. The theater’s closure is part of a larger movement to modernize and revitalize the area, with new ownership promising enhanced amenities and experiences for moviegoers. The decision to rebrand and revamp the Regal theater is the latest development in the Coachella Valley's evolving cinema landscape. In recent years, several other theaters have also undergone changes, further transforming the way local moviegoers enjoy films. The Regal closure leaves a void for those seeking to watch the latest blockbusters, but the upcoming rebranding offers hope for a fresh and modern moviegoing experience. As Festival Plaza takes shape, movie enthusiasts in Palm Springs can look forward to the reopening of a venue that aims to offer a more vibrant and improved cinematic experience. In the meantime, patrons will have to explore other local theaters for their movie-going needs.