New Jersey A4666 allows for-profit movie theaters to sell alcohol under specific conditions.
New Jersey A4666 permits for-profit movie theaters to obtain a plenary retail consumption license. This license allows the sale of alcoholic beverages two hours before and during the showing of first-run motion pictures. The bill sets a fee of at least $210,000 for the initial issuance of the license, with payment in three installments. If 10% of the alcoholic beverages sold are produced by New Jersey craft alcohol producers, the fee reduces to $150,000. The license is not transferable and does not count towards the municipality's limit on retail consumption licenses.
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