Al Muzn Oman Commercial has signed an agreement with Lunar Cinema to open Oman’s first laser projected cinema at Al Muzn Mall.

Movie lovers are set for a unique experience at the Middle East’s first public-private cinema venue alongside a host of integrated leisure and hospitality facilities at stylish new address, a statement said.

The agreement was signed by Majd Machfej, general manager of Al Muzn Oman Commercial and Khalid Al Nabhani, CEO of Lunar Cinemas.

Launching in November with the first laser projector screen in Oman, the cinema will open the door to three VIP suites with 42 seats and dining facilities, as well as a public hall seating 80 spectators. The state-of-the-art venue is expected to attract cinema lover and increase footfall to Al Mawaleh’s highly anticipated commercial scene.

“Our new partnership offers an exceptional entertainment venue catering to residents from across the city, because we don’t only offer a cutting-edge movie experience, we offer the privacy sought by many in Oman,” said Machfej.

“As one of several leading leisure and hospitality facilities our cinema comprises a strong investment amidst an array of attractive retail options. In addition to our children’s play area, the venue will bring our mall full circle as a highly sought-after commercial asset this side of Muscat.”

Al Nabhani said: “Soon cinema goers can choose the film they want to see and watch it whenever they want to with the privacy of their own VIP suit. Lunar Cinemas has innovated the Middle Eastern market with a new vision for film in the Sultanate. We are incredibly pleased to have concluded our partnership with Al Muzn Mall, which comprises our third venue nationwide.”

Other facilities of the mall will include a Hotel, a 132-key venue catering to the rising demand of the leisure and business travel segments, trendy coffee shops like Starbucks, Meito, dip 'n dip, and a hypermarket Al Meera. Engineering Village is a leading educational center in the Middle East based in Oman, and Fun Block an indoor playground for children. – TradeArabia News Service