Alamo Drafthouse type accommodations (alcohol, increased food options) are already integrated in many old theaters (minus the tables at seating). It only margin

Alamo Drafthouse type accommodations (alcohol, increased food options) are already integrated in many old theaters (minus the tables at seating). It only marginally improves attendance and customer experience. We seem to be moving away from communal space as a society in USA (failing malls, theaters, and other community shopping/work/recreation spaces). I'm not a fan anymore of isolating every human needs/experiences and charging a service for each (Netflix, Tinder, Facebook, Grubhub, texting).