Whether you want a classic movie experience or a contemporary one, you can find it at Harkins Theatres Camelview at Fashion Center 14 Phoenix. These theaters are located near the Scottsdale Fashion Square and offer a variety of concessions offerings. From popcorn to hot cocoa to bottled beverages, flatbreads and cookies, you are sure to find what you’re looking for. Parking is easy at the Camelview at Fashion Square or a nearby garage.

Moonlight Cinemas

The new Moonlight Cinemas at Harkins Theatres in Scottsdale are offering an elevated movie-going experience! Located on the rooftop next to Harkins Camelview at Fashion Square 14, these rooftop cinemas will feature two films on selected weekends. The first film to be shown at Moonlight is “Office Space” and the second will be “Star Wars: A New Hope”. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and dress warmly for the outdoor moviegoing experience.

Rooftop moviegoing experience

The newest addition to the Arizona entertainment scene is the rooftop moviegoing experience at Harkins Theatres. The rooftop viewing area features custom designed recliners. You can sit in the Verite Lounge and discuss film details with fellow moviegoers. The theater is part of Scripps Media, Inc., and is owned by the same family as its sister theatres in Scottsdale and Tempe.

Upscale movie going experience

When you’re looking for a more upscale moviegoing experience, don’t miss the newly opened Harkins Theatres Camelview at Fashion-Square-14 Phoenix. This modern movie palace features state-of-the-art digital projection, plush seats, and gourmet snacks. If you’re not in the mood to spend a lot of money, this moviehouse is also perfect for private screening events.

New theater in Scottsdale

The closing of Harkins Theatres Camelview in Phoenix caused a fan uproar. The cinemas in Scottsdale, New York, and Phoenix had been a staple of the fashion and entertainment community, but the Camelview was the last. The Camelview featured independent, foreign, and art films, as well as a classic movie series for five dollars. Among the films featured in the Camelview Classics Film Series are “Amadeus,” “Annie Hall,” and “Monty Python and the Holy Grail.”

History of Harkins Theatres

The history of Harkins Theatres Camelview at the Fashion Square 14 Phoenix is a colorful one. The company’s first cinema opened in Scottsdale in 1930, and was named for its founder, Red Harkins. This cinema played second-run movies and had many big-name stars, including Clark Gable, Betty Grable, and Alfred Hitchcock. After Red Harkins’ death, his eldest son, Dan, expanded the original chain to five theaters, and later, the College Theatre, which is still a stand-alone building.