They plan to open their third theater in May at Lake Creek Festival Shopping Center at 13729 Research Blvd. in the far northwest submarket. They've leased the 129,000-sf theater building for 10 years and are remodeling and refitting it to a dinner-and-a-movie format.
Owners Tim and Karrie League opened the first Alamo Drafthouse at 409 Colorado St. in the downtown in 1997. In 2001, they added a four-screen theater, the former Village Cinema at 2700 W. Anderson Lane in the central submarket. A franchised location will open in Houston later this year.
Paul Blandford, director of operations for Alamo, said the company is responding to customers who live in Cedar Park, Round Rock and Georgetown. "They've been begging us to open a location in Cedar Park," he says. The Lake Creek Festival site isn't quite in Cedar Park, but it's close enough.
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