AMC Entertainment’s flagship AMC Lincoln Square theater is open and running most auditoriums after a downpour in New York cased a pipe to burst.

One of AMC’s most popular Manhattan locations is temporarily closed after heavy rains in the city caused flooding in its Lincoln Square theater. A spokesperson for the theater chain said the downpour on Monday night caused damage to a “roof pipe.

The torrential downpour caused flash flooding in subways that trapped people in train cars and caused the MTA to suspend service. Travel via the city’s roads and airports was severely impacted. 2.07 inches of rain fell in Central Park between 7pm and 8pm on Monday, while AMC Lincoln Square was evacuated.

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AMC Theatres announced this week that it will be expanding its 50% off ticket promotion to both Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Evacuated moviegoers posted videos of water exploding from the ceiling into the lower level of the AMC Lincoln Square, and today, a spokesperson for the theater chain said in a statement that the flooding was due to a storm-damaged “roof pipe” and that “impacted auditoriums and other affected areas of the theatre will remain closed as remediation work is underway.

AMC Theatres will offer 50% off movie tickets on Tuesdays, in addition to the previously announced 50% off Wednesdays.

AMC Theatres is doubling down on midweek deals. The world’s largest cinema chain is expanding its popular discount program by offering 50% off movie tickets on both Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but there’s a

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