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AMC Cupertino Square 16 Now Open
2007-04-28 03:24:00 The AMC movie theater at Cupertino Square opened today with a noon ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Cupertino Mayor Kris Wang. Automated movie ticket pods are available in the lobby next to the escalator and you can also purchase tickets at the traditional AMC ticket booth or online. (This is just a convenience link, I have ...
AMC Cupertino Square 16 Ribbon Cutting
2007-04-20 21:49:00 I confirmed that, beginning Monday next week, Cupertino Square will be holding several charity events (not open to the public) leading up to the ribbon cutting at the AMC Cupertino Square 16 movie theater on Friday, April 27.
AMC Cupertino Square 16 Coming Together
2007-04-06 08:17:00 Going up? Cupertino Square pulled the wraps off the construction they're doing on the AMC theater set to open in April. Stairway to heaven? Normally an escalator wouldn't be that interesting, but in this case it's the visual centerpiece of the Vallco revitalization. The entire area had previously been cloistered away behind thick plastic wraps to ...
AMC at Cupertino Square Set to Open in April
2007-03-28 09:49:00 Mike Rohde, general manager of Cupertino Square (formerly the Vallco Fashion Park) reports that the AMC movie theater is set to open April 27.
Cupertino Square: Update on AMC, Bowling Alley
2007-02-25 16:47:01 According to the Cupertino Courier, the former Vallco (which is going to be renovated and renamed Cupertino Square) is getting a brand new high-end bowling alley, to be named "Strike." Mall general manager Mike Rohde uses the words "progressive" and "modern-looking" to describe the 38000 sqaure foot addition. The renovation's centerpiece the new AMC movie theater which Rohde says will be open in April.
Goodbye Vallco, Hello Cupertino Square
2007-02-08 16:35:01 The 80's neon-and-hair relic Vallco Fashion Park in Cupertino lost its battle with Westfield's Valley Fair Mall long ago and was pushed further into complete obscurity by Santana Row. It's hard to call Santana Row a shopping mall given its balance of city living and planned but not completely contrived urban experiences, but it was even harder to call Vallco competition against the shopping juggernaut that those two adjacent shopping "districts" formed not more than a few miles away. Vallco (like the mall, its website is under construction) is determined to be more than just the building that houses Todai, the obscenely large sushi buffet. Like the Downtown Sunnyvale revitalization, Cupertino's Vallco redevelopment has been discussed for quite a while. Even in 2000, vacancy rates were a sky high 25% compared to Stanford Mall and Valley Fair (2-5%). With the equivalent of a quarter of the mall always empty, the rest quickly languished. Th... |
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