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1800 S. 16th Street, McAllen TX 78501 ☎️ 956-686-0170 

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Cinemark Pharr Town Center and XD 

600 N Jackson Road, Pharr TX 78577 ☎️ 956-683-1242 

Cinemark Hollywood USA

100 W. Nolana Ave, McAllen TX 78504 ☎️ 956-682-9438 

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Cinemark Tinseltown USA and XD

2516 East Expressway 83, Mission TX 78572 ☎️ 956-583-1961 

Cinemark Movie Bistro – Edinburg

2001 W Trenton, Suite 116, Edinburg TX 78539 ☎️ 956-631-3990 

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