17 years later: Borough Council approves redevelopment plan for long-abandoned NJ movie theater
The Borough Council has approved creating a redevelopment plan for a variety of uses for the long-abandoned Amboy Cinemas in Sayreville.
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Oct 6, 2022, 4:20 PM
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Updated 807 days ago
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11h agoThe Borough
Council has approved creating a redevelopment plan for a
variety of uses for the long-abandoned Amboy Cinemas in Sayreville.
The plan proposes a variety of commercial retail, conference center,
hotel, office, recreational and professional uses.
The 19.5-acre
site at Routes 9 and 35 has been abandoned for 17 years. The theater was once a major family outing
destination, drawing long lines for iconic films such as the original "Star
Wars" trilogy.
The site is one of
the first things visitors see when entering the Middlesex County borough of
Sayreville.
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