The Edwards Boise Downtown Stadium 9 in Boise, Idaho closed in October 2020, but now a news report is saying that it might become a boutique cinema.

According to an article published by BoiseDev, the location might become a boutique movie theater:

Gerbitz told us at the time that he hoped Regal would stay – but regardless he hoped to see changes. He alluded to a reworking of the space in our December interview.

“We want to work with some of the more boutique theater owners, who we are talking to – and reconnect into what is more today’s boutique theater,” he said. “I visited one we are putting in in Indianapolis – and it’s spectacular. I’ve never been in a theater like this. They don’t have nine screens (like Boise), they have five. Every seat has a massager and heats up. There’s a table with food in front of you.” 

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Until it reopens (if it ever does), moviegoers in the area will need to continue visiting one of the other nearby theaters, including the Flicks Theatre, the Egyptian Theatre, and the Overland Park Cinemas in Boise.

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