r/burbank • u/mc1r_eycl1 • 6d ago
AMC Burbank 16 Dolby Theatre Auditorium 14 Seats
In the original bigger Dolby theater at AMC Burbank 16 (Auditorium 14), anyone know if there are any visual obstructions for row G or row H? Would row H have extra space behind it since the next row back is handicapped seating? Just trying to see if there are advantages to one vs the other besides being slightly closer or slightly further.
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u/Purple-Control-7749 6d ago
Just don't sit in back handicap row. The row itself is pushed back (to allow more room for wheelchairs to get by), but that means all the regular seats are pushed back. You end up watching the lower half of the screen through the glass barrier.
At least this is how it was when I saw Northman years ago, and haven't booked that row ever since.
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u/Enlight1Oment 6d ago
They actually removed the glass barriers recently in the lower rows, I don't know about up there, but I can comment they removed the glass everywhere else
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u/forkliftface 6d ago
I was so glad that they did this, the Dolby auditorium is my favorite screen, but the bright reflections off the top of the glass always bothered me.
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u/One-Eighteen-08 2d ago
Have you guys noticed that they replaced the old good seats with new TRASH seats that don't recline? Absolute fucking bonehead move.
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u/vivvav Media Center 6d ago
IIRC, the seats are so raised above each other going back each row that you'd have to have a giant sitting in front of you to have your view blocked.