AMC Theatres abandons tiered seating pricing plan nationwide, will test upgraded front row seating
- AMC piloted a tiered seating pricing program called Sightline in select theaters, charging more for preferred middle seats.
- The program did not drive increased demand for discounted front row seats, even when prices were lowered.
- None of AMC's competitors adopted similar dynamic pricing models for seating.
- AMC decided to scrap the program to remain competitive on ticket prices.
- The company will test installing spacious, reclining front row seating in theaters later this year to enhance the experience.