Today this vision has expanded to Bakersfield, Pittsburg, Fresno and Delano, CA with continuing expansion plans in California and beyond. In 2003 Moctesuma’s vision was realized with the launch of the first Maya Cinema in Salinas, CA.
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Maya’s founder, Moctesuma Esparza combines his lifelong love of film, his vast experience as a film producer and pioneer and entertainment business developer in his pursuit of creating cornerstone movie theaters in communities lacking first run film entertainment options. Maya Cinemas was chartered in 2000 with a mission to develop, build, own and operate modern, first-run, megaplex movie theaters in underserved, family oriented, Latino-dominant communities. In addition to showing everything mainstream theaters have, they also plan to showcase documentaries, international, and foreign language films.
“Economic development is the best tool for combatting crime and poverty,” Barron said. He also said he specifically chose the site, which was once a dirt lot, because he wanted to benefit the underserved community in North Las Vegas, as many residents had to drive at least 20 minutes to go the movies.īut the cinema is all part of a larger goal to spur development in downtown North Las Vegas.Ĭouncilman Isaac Barron says he’s glad to see a family-friendly space where the community can gather. “It’s a dream come true for me,” says Maya Cinemas CEO Moctezuma Esparza. It also boasts some of the largest displays in Nevada, with one larger than IMAX and other theaters featuring chairs that move along with a movie. Maya Cinemas are located on North Las Vegas Boulevard, between Lake Mead Boulevard and Carey Avenue, and includes 14 screens, an arcade, cantina, and event space. Earn rewards for every dollar spent at Maya Cinemas Members pay no online ticket purchase fees Receive information about Maya Cinemas special programs and promotions before anyone else. A $75 million cinema center opened its doors Thursday in North Las Vegas, paving the way for future development in the NLV downtown area.
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