AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc said on Thursday it plans to reopen theatres at about 450 locations in the United States on July 15 and expects to return to full seating capacity around Thanksgiving. 
 
The world's largest movie theatre operator also said it would reopen the remaining 150 theatres in the country in time for the opening of Walt Disney Co's 'Mulan'&nbsp;on July 24 and Warner Bros.&nbsp;July 31 release of 'Tenet'.

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The company said it will adopt a four-phase approach to increasing limitations on the seating capacity, adding that social distancing will be enforced across all auditoriums.

In phase 1, beginning July 15, ticket availability in all AMC auditoriums will be capped at 30% of the normal seating capacity and it will block every other row in non-recliner auditoriums.

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This cap will be increased to 40% of the seating capacity in phase 2 and 50% in phase 3, which is expected to begin around the Labor Day weekend.

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The company plans to operate at full capacity in Phase 4, expected around Thanksgiving. AMC also said that as part of its health and sanitation program every auditorium will be cleaned between each showtime along with routine disinfection of all high-touch areas including door handles, stanchions, service counters, handrails, escalator rails, benches, and restroom fixtures.

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc said on Thursday it plans to reopen theatres at about 450 locations in the United States on July 15 and expects to return to full seating capacity around Thanksgiving.

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc said on Thursday it plans to reopen theatres at about 450 locations in the United States on July 15 and expects to return to full seating capacity around Thanksgiving. The world's largest movie theatre operator also said it would reopen the remaining 150 theatres in the country in time for the opening of Walt Disney Co's 'Mulan' on July 24 and Warner Bros. July 31 release of 'Tenet'. Also read: Critics' Choice Awards Ceremony postponed again, to be held in March 2021 The company said it will adopt a four-phase approach to increasing limitations on the seating capacity, adding that social distancing will be enforced across all auditoriums. In phase 1, beginning July 15, ticket availability in all AMC auditoriums will be capped at 30% of the normal seating capacity and it will block every other row in non-recliner auditoriums. Also read: Zack Snyder unveils first teaser for 'Justice League' cut This cap will be increased to 40% of the seating capacity in phase 2 and 50% in phase 3, which is expected to begin around the Labor Day weekend. Also read: German composer Beethoven's race sparks debate on Twitter The company plans to operate at full capacity in Phase 4, expected around Thanksgiving. AMC also said that as part of its health and sanitation program every auditorium will be cleaned between each showtime along with routine disinfection of all high-touch areas including door handles, stanchions, service counters, handrails, escalator rails, benches, and restroom fixtures.

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AMC Entertainment to reopen 450 US theaters on July 15