Seattle Imax

Seattle Imax theaters are a huge hit for movie goers in the city. Educational film shows can also be watched at some of these theaters especially at the Pacific Science Center. If for some reason you need to cancel your trip to any Imax theater, you should learn about their ticket refund policy which includes the convenience and delivery charges, ticket exchanges and ticket refunds. These are further explained in our original articles so make sure you read them as you plan your visit to the Imax theaters in Seattle.
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IMAX is a motion picture and projection format also known as Image Maximum. It can be viewed on a large scale projection which makes it different in conventional motion picture format. So if you want to experience an ultimate movie experience why not try to watch it on theaters that cater IMAX motion pictures.

IMAX in Seattle:

Looking for an IMAX experience in Seattle? You might want to visit Seattle's IMAX Theaters:

The Pacific Science Center is a science and educational museum, planetarium and an IMAX theater as well. It is Located at 200 Second Avenue North Seattle, WA 98109. They offer online ticket sales on their website (comes with pricing details), IMAX showing schedules, Seattle's travel guide: street map/ directions, parking/ transportation, and all the links that will help you plan your trip.

The Pacific Science Center Website (IMAX):

http://www.pacsci.org/imax/

Admission Rates:

http://www.pacsci.org/visitorinfo/prices.html

Contact Them:

http://www.pacsci.org/contact/

Regal Thornton Place Stadium 14 + IMAX, I-5 & Northgate Way, South of Northgate Mall in Seattle, this theater features Hollywood movies that have been re-mastered into IMAX's format. The Dark Knight, 300, Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix, Spider - Man 3, are only some of the Hollywood releases that have been showcased in this IMAX Theater.

Regal Thornton Place Stadium 14 + IMAX website:

http://www.regmovies.com/cinemas/ThorntonPlaceStadium14.aspx

Pacific Science Center Seattle IMAX

Established in 1962, the Pacific Science Center in Seattle is a major attraction for science enthusiasts from all over the world. The center is made up of 8 buildings. The center is mainly a museum of science and technological issues. There are also 2 IMAX theaters within the center that showcase the latest in the movie industry. The center also houses a Laser Dome theater, a butterfly house and a planetarium.

The IMAX Theaters

The IMAX theaters are the Boeing Theater and the Eames Theater. The Boeing IMAX Theater has a seating capacity of 405 people. It is a modern day theater that incorporates all the latest in theater technology. One of the major features of this theater is its 3D technology which enables the viewers to thoroughly enjoy themselves. The Theater has an impressive stereo sound of 12,000 watts.

The Eames IMAX theater is much smaller that the Boeing. It can seat up to 360 people and its films, which are shown on a smaller screen, are usually 2D.

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IMAX Theater Tickets

To see these shows, you need to get tickets for them. Alternatively, you may also get a joint IMAX and Science Center ticket. This will enable you enjoy everything the center has to offer. The prices to the IMAX theaters' tickets usually depend on the age of the person attending. For those who are aged between 3 to 12 years, their tickets are $7. For those who are between 13 and 64 years, tickets can be purchased at $8. The tickets for those who are 65 and over cost $7.50.

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While planning your vacation to Washington, get yourself a copy of a tourist guide offering travel service Seattle information. You are sure to get a lot more information concerning the Pacific Science Center Seattle Imax.