CJ CGV has opened a new movie theater in Seoul after three years, marking the return of its cinematic presence in the city. The theater, named CGV Godeok Gangil, is located on the 3rd and 4th floors of the Gangdong I-Park The River Mall in Gangdong-gu, Seoul. Officially inaugurated on April 17, 2025, this new venue aims to provide a unique viewing experience with its innovative design and advanced technology.
CGV Godeok Gangil features a total of eight screens, including five SCREENX theaters and a 4DX theater, accommodating 827 seats in total. The theater is designed with the 'Urban Terrarium' concept, which aims to create a sensory experience where urban life meets nature. This concept is brought to life through a collaboration with terrarium plant artist SAC from Biotop Gallery, promising visitors a distinctive and immersive environment.
To celebrate its opening, CGV has planned a series of exciting events. On the opening day, attendees can enjoy free screenings of popular films such as 'Yadang' and 'The Bridgerton Story: New Chapter.' From April 17 to April 20, 2025, select 2D movies will be available for just 5,000 won, making it an attractive option for moviegoers. Additionally, a special opening combo featuring popcorn, soft drinks, and Jangbague will be offered at a promotional price of 2,000 won.
Moreover, from April 17 to April 24, 2025, movie enthusiasts can take part in the 'SCREENX Million Won Week,' where they can watch SCREENX-optimized films like 'Top Gun: Maverick,' 'Weekend,' 'Thomaroc,' and 'Wild Robot' for only 10,000 won. Meanwhile, films such as 'Moana 2,' 'Super Sonic 3,' and 'Ferrari' will be screened in 4DX for the same price, allowing viewers to enjoy an enhanced cinematic experience.
For those who add CGV Godeok Gangil as a friend on KakaoTalk, there are additional perks available. These include a 10,000 won movie ticket coupon for the user, a 3,000 won discount coupon valid for up to three accompanying guests, and a 50% discount coupon for snack combos, all available on a first-come, first-served basis. This initiative aims to encourage community engagement and enhance the overall movie-going experience.
CGV Godeok Gangil is positioned to serve the residents of Gangdong-gu and neighboring Hanam City, and it is expected to become a popular destination for local moviegoers. "This new theater has been highly anticipated by the residents in the vicinity of Godeok Gangil District," said a representative from CGV. "We aim to provide a comfortable and emotional space with the 'Urban Terrarium' concept, and we hope that the community will take great interest in CGV Godeok Gangil."
The opening of CGV Godeok Gangil not only marks a significant milestone for CJ CGV but also reflects the company's commitment to enhancing the cinematic experience in Seoul. As the first new movie theater to open in the city in three years, it brings with it a renewed sense of excitement for film lovers.
As movie theaters continue to evolve, CGV Godeok Gangil stands out with its focus on comfort and immersive experiences. The introduction of recliner seating in five of its theaters, combined with advanced technologies like SCREENX and 4DX, ensures that visitors can enjoy films in a way that feels both luxurious and engaging.
Whether you're a fan of big-budget blockbusters or indie films, CGV Godeok Gangil promises to cater to a diverse audience. The theater's strategic location within a bustling commercial district further enhances its appeal, making it easily accessible for residents and visitors alike.
With its unique offerings and focus on customer satisfaction, CGV Godeok Gangil is set to become a key player in the local entertainment landscape. As the community embraces this new venue, it will undoubtedly contribute to the vibrant cultural scene in Seoul.
In conclusion, the opening of CGV Godeok Gangil is not just about a new movie theater; it's about creating a space where the community can come together to enjoy films in an environment that promotes relaxation and connection with nature. As CJ CGV continues to innovate and adapt to changing consumer preferences, the future looks bright for cinema in Seoul.
