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Lincoln Square 13 Cinema

A multiplex two blocks from Lincoln Center, showing major, first-run films on 13 screens. It also contains an IMAX cinema showing mainstream feature films.

Address: 1998 Broadway
Getting there: Subway: to 66th St.
Hours: First showings begin around noon, last showings begin around 11PM
Price: $12-16
Website: fandango.com (opens in a new tab)

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