1 / 3CityPlex 12 Newark
📍 Newark, NY
A 12-screen cinema featuring the premium Shaq-DX theater with stadium seating and leather recliners, plus a small arcade for kids. Parents appreciate the clean environment and affordable ticket prices.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with younger children who will enjoy the small arcade while waiting. The old-school seating and occasional cleaning issues make it less ideal for longer movies or families wanting premium comfort. Choose weekday showings for better service and cleanliness.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Luis Orjales
7 months ago
“This is a great place. It’s one of the places where I’ve never felt discriminated against while watching a movie on a date and have been treated like a human being. The workers are amazing, and they have a mini arcade area. Check it out🥰”
Sigsby Cheatham
11 months ago
“Once a month seniors from Newark and Jersey City can see a movie for free. Free popcorn and a bottle of water. The movies are current and entertaining. I don't know what organization is paying the tab. None the less this is a enjoyable event for seniors giving them a chance to get out their homes for a few hours.”
Amir Mohammed
a year ago
“Really clean theater. Good service. Quiet on a Tuesday night. Food options were good. Only thing they were missing was Icees. There is a small arcade for kids while waiting. The seats were old-school movie theater. It's an early bird gets the good seats type of place. The seats can lean back but most theaters these days have reserved seats and more comfortable seats. But I was perfectly fine in the seat.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
CityPlex 12 Newark offers 12 screens including the premium Shaq-DX theater with 300 stadium-style seats, high-back leather rockers, Dolby 7.1 audio, and RealD-3D on a 47-foot screen. The cinema features a small arcade with shooting games, spacious lobby with seating, concession stand with free refills, and shows both mainstream and independent films.
