CJ CGV, the operator of Korea's largest multiplex cinema chain, will open a new theater in Junggye-dong, northern Seoul, Thursday, which is specially designed for the family experience.
Similar to the CGV Cheongdam Cine City that opened in 2011, the CGV Junggye is an all-in-one venue that combines movie theaters, restaurants, performing arts venues and shops. Aside from state-of-the-art screens and sound systems, the theaters will be equipped with wide seats for the comfort of parents and children sitting together.
A subsidiary of Korean conglomerate CJ Group, CGV was established in 1996 and opened its first multiplex cinema at Guui, southeastern Seoul, in 1998.
Similar to the CGV Cheongdam Cine City that opened in 2011, the CGV Junggye is an all-in-one venue that combines movie theaters, restaurants, performing arts venues and shops. Aside from state-of-the-art screens and sound systems, the theaters will be equipped with wide seats for the comfort of parents and children sitting together.
A subsidiary of Korean conglomerate CJ Group, CGV was established in 1996 and opened its first multiplex cinema at Guui, southeastern Seoul, in 1998.
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