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MBO Cinemas announces its return

The first location to reopen will be the MBO Cinemas in Atria Shopping Gallery, Damansara

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 21 Dec 2021 1:00PM

MBO Cinemas announces its return
MBO Cinemas offer standard screens in addition to special screens, namely MBO KECIL halls, Big Screen, and Samsung ONYX. – Pic courtesy MBO Cinemas, December 21, 2021

MBO Cinemas has announced that it will be making a re-entry under a new management very soon. They had previously succumbed to the permanent closure of all its outlets in the country due to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. 

News of MBO Cinemas’ permanent closure was met with disappointment by fans of the brand who took to social media. 

However, things have now taken a fresh turn as MBO Cinemas is now reopening – making a return into the cinema industry backed by a new management.  

“We are really excited to bring MBO Cinemas back to where it belongs and our priority is to continue providing the wholesome cinematic experience for which the brand was known for,” said Karthiik Doraisingam, managing director of MBO Cinema Sdn Bhd. 

“We can assure the loyal fans of MBO Cinemas that we are returning with renewed vigour and enthusiasm while also retaining all of the iconic offerings MBO used to bring for the moviegoers. We also recognise MBO’s large followings and we are working to address our loyal fans in the near future,” he added. 

The Atria Shopping Gallery location features Cafecito, a unique coffeehouse themed concession stand serving fancy beverages and light snacks. – Pic courtesy MBO Cinemas
The Atria Shopping Gallery location features Cafecito, a unique coffeehouse themed concession stand serving fancy beverages and light snacks. – Pic courtesy MBO Cinemas

Karthiik also shares that the cinema chain will look to gradually reopen some of its outlets to the public, with MBO Cinemas in Atria Shopping Gallery, Damansara becoming the first to kickstart the brand’s resurgence.  

“We have planned to reopen Atria Shopping Gallery on 29 December 2021 and this will be followed by a few other outlets in the pipeline, including Elements Mall Melaka, Taiping Sentral Mall, Teluk Intan, Brem Mall, Space U8 and U-Mall Skudai. The management is also currently in talks with a prominent local property developer to open a new outlet in 2022,” he added. 

Notably, the MBO Cinemas in Atria Shopping Gallery offer four standard screens on top of the four special screens (two MBO KECIL halls, Big Screen, and Samsung ONYX), bringing the total to eight screens and a combined total of 1231 seats. The outlet also features the cinema chain’s flagship Cafecito – a unique coffeehouse themed concession stand serving fancy beverages and light snacks which will also be relaunching soon. 

In line with its official reopening on the December 29, the MBO Cinemas in Atria Shopping Gallery will be organising free movie screenings for the public from Decemer 24-26. – The Vibes, December 21, 2021

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