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Minnesota’s Largest IMAX Screen Just Opened in Lakeville

Minnesota’s Largest IMAX Screen Just Opened in Lakeville

Minnesota’s Largest IMAX Screen Just Opened in Lakeville

If you love movies, this just changed your plans.

The largest IMAX screen in Minnesota has officially opened at Emagine Lakeville, and it is as big as advertised. The screen measures 64 feet wide and more than 36 feet tall, powered by IMAX with Laser projection and immersive sound designed for true blockbuster releases.

This is not a minor upgrade. It is a full-scale cinematic statement for the south metro.

Built for Movies Like Avatar

The timing is intentional.

The screen opens as Avatar: Fire and Ash hits theaters, exactly the type of film this format was built for. Expansive visuals. Deep color contrast. Sound you feel as much as you hear.

Every seat offers a clean sightline with stadium-style seating and upgraded comfort, so viewers are not craning their necks or fighting bad angles.

A Detail Most People Miss

Here is what makes this even more notable.

Emagine Lakeville already had one of the largest premium screens in the state. With the addition of this IMAX, Lakeville now holds the title for both the largest premium screen and the largest IMAX in Minnesota.

That combination is rare and puts this location in a different category than a typical suburban theater.

Why This Matters for the South Metro

For years, the best large-format movie experiences pulled people into Minneapolis. This changes that dynamic.

Now, major releases can be experienced at the highest level without leaving the south metro. That keeps entertainment dollars local and reinforces Lakeville’s growing role as a destination for dining, retail, and experiences.

It also reflects something bigger. Population growth and demand in the south metro are driving investments that once only landed closer to downtown.

A Shift in Where People Go for Experiences

Projects like this show how suburban entertainment is evolving. It is no longer just about convenience. It is about quality that competes head-to-head with urban options.

For movie fans, that means fewer long drives and better experiences closer to home.

Your Take

Would you go out of your way to see a movie on the largest IMAX screen in the state.
Or is your local theater still enough.

Drop your take below and tag the friend you always go to movies with.

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