Century 16 Salt Lake, South Salt Lake (1998)

Neon on the front of the theater at night. On the left side of the entrance are six poster cases, with flashing multi-colored lights above them. On the right side is an outside ticket window and a tall tower bearing the name 'Century 16'. - , Utah — Grant Smith, 19 January 2004

Cinemark USA
Century 16 Salt Lake

125 East 3300 South
South Salt Lake, Utah 84115
801-486-9652
cinemark.com/utah/century-16
(1998)

The Century 16 opened on 1 October 1998 with a "Canned Film Festival" benefiting the Utah Food Bank. "Patrons were admitted to the inaugural screening by donating a non-perishable food item." The 57,700 square-foot theater complex was built by Layton Construction and has 16 THX-certified theaters, all with stadium seating and digital sound. The largest auditoriums seat 400 and the smallest 180. The old, domed Century theaters and the Prudential Federal Savings building were demolished to make room for the theater. The site has 8.41 acres.^[1]

1. "Crowds flock to Century 16 - most toting cans of food", Deseret News, 2 October 1998, page D5