So glad this is still on Main Street. A few more showtimes would be great but I love this charming…read moreplease

We watched Free Guy here while in town. I thought the whole small town theater experience was…read moregreat. The sound system is excellent as well.

Probably the finest theater in Utah with a custom Dolby ATMOS sound system and projector. Born…read morePhoenix-like out of the ashes of the old Sports Authority building in only four months. Stadium like seating and impeccably crafted to be the showcase for the new ATMOS system, this place is the bomb. Sundance is still getting the hang of running big crowds through here, but they'll get it together considering they got the occupancy permit the day before the festival. Right now, it is only open during Sundance so if you don't have tickets, you'll have to wait for next year, but Larry sure they will not let this outstanding venue lie fallow for long. Absolutely stunning.

Excellent Theater! Great location, with lots of parking. Comfy seats. Any seat is a good seat.read more

This is a masterplanned theater complex with bars, restaurants and shopping, most of it is walkable…read morebefore or after the movie. The theater itself was great, it has a more complete food and snack counter with more food options than the typical theater junk food, and of coarse all he treats and drinks. Our seats were very comfortable (recliners) and the screen we had (may have been an IMAX) was very large. Sound was good, not just loud. Ok, it was over loud like most theaters today but it also was tight and clear. After our movie some of our group grabbed ice cream and others got burgers and fries from the businesses that are right out front. Then we at around a fire pit and ate our food while enjoying the fire. I think there were several fire pits to enjoy. Despite bing a large complex with lots of stores parking was easy and close the door too.

Not worth going to if it's in the front row it looks like a Chad snap filter the whole time.read more

As a seasoned Sundance Film Festival alum, the Prospector Square theater is always my favorite…read morevenue at the festival. Why? The seats are old movie seats so they are comfortable, they are arranged in tiers so you have a clear view of the screen, the screen is an adequate size, the projection and sound is clear, the ticket holder and waitlist lines are indoors and out of the cold, and there's a snack bar in the lobby. Even better, there's a free shuttle bus stop directly outside the door and the terrific Grub Steak restaurant across the street. Clean, large restrooms too. What's not to love?

Wow! I'm really doing it! I'm Sundancing, gang. Full disclosure, I've been so happy recently I'm…read morebeginning to fear for my Yelp integrity (wink/wink). Everywhere I walk I've got FIVE STARS on the brain. Night two of "high culture" at the festival is in the books & I gotta say I feel about 10lbs smarter already. Prospector Square is far more intimate than Eccles Theatre so the lines aren't nearly as long & you don't have to stand in the cold. They also offer concessions while you wait and you can bring your goodies into the show! Eccles seats a little over 1300 people & is JAM PACKED for each showing. Prospector Square seats about 360 movie fans. My guess is if your film plays at Prospector Square during Sundance, it's like making the JV squad in high school. Coach Redford gives you a pat on the butt and says - "You're getting there little buddy. Now go home, practice dribbling with your left hand and come back when you're four inches taller." I didn't really know what to expect sitting down for this film. The Hollywood businessman who brought me to Sundance told me that "all of these films are kind of the same." I hate to say it but he was wrong! While this film was ALSO very slow, methodically paced & dramatic, the miserable situation was COMPLETELY different. This film dealt with a bastard fisherman who suffered from severe muscular dystrophy and lived with his poverty stricken mother who forbid him from spending time with his childhood love. AND it was in Spanish! Talk about ART! I think most of the foreign films play at this theater (JV). There's something about subtitles that just thrusts the misery of a situation right out into the audience. It's tricky watching subtitles, though. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to being paying attention to the faces the actors are making or the little text that's shooting across the screen. Sometimes I get confused & start making my own faces while reading the dialogue. No matter how I handle it I know I'm smarter for trying. They had a Q&A w cast and crew but I didn't stick around. I was exhausted from reading. Hola Amigo! You'll get 'em next year. So much culture. Prospector Square gets FIVE STARS!!

I wanted to give a shout-out to the helpful young employee on Wednesday the 30th of September in…read morethe morning. I was having technical issues with the kiosk but they were very professional and helpful in helping me access my ticket. We also had trouble with the theater screen glitching and they were very good at making sure me and the other patron were taken care of. I apologize, I forgot their name, they had curly hair and glasses, running the help desk. Just wanted to let them know I was very grateful for their time and help!

Let's start with what went well. Then nice option was we could order ahead and have our tickets…read morecovered already online. Having a membership to the movie club made it so we didn't have to pay any online fees. When we got to the concession counter, we asked questions about what was available and then stood there. No one came to help us. All of the staff had their backs turned to everyone standing at the concessions counter, and they were talking with one another. I had to walk to the end of the counter ask them for assistance to get one of them to turn around to help the five people that were waiting for concession help. There were no heated food options available only popcorn. They clearly were not ready for the evening movie crowd, and our movie was sold out. Upon arriving in the theater, we found it clean, but after sitting down for a few moments, we realized it was quite hot in the theater. I went out and told the woman taking tickets. She had a radio and she said thank you for telling me we will take care of it. We proceeded to sweat for the next two hours during our movie. I'm not sure what was wrong in that theater, but it was one of the hottest movies I have ever sat through. We did alert the staff to the issue multiple times and nothing was changed. When walking out of the theater, we found the building to be fully air-conditioned but something was wrong in that particular theater. Theater 12 has issues and the staff did nothing to fix it So if you want to sweat through your movie, have no concession options or support, please go to this leader

We brought a field trip of 10 kiddos here, all of which had their own "spending money". The theatre…read moreis cash free, so we spent some time adding our cash into the machine and turning it into a spending card. The kids went back and fourth many times to reload money to have enough causing the workers to have to have patience (an extreme amount should I mention), and they had just that. They were so kind and respectful to our little ones that were so excited. I don't remember all of their names, but Jason took care of half our group and I want to say the other employee was Felia. Thank you all so much! All of the seating was comfy with reclining, and luxury chairs. The sound wasn't too loud, and they have an affordable kid combo (popcorn, drink and a airhead).

Ghetto! My shoes stuck to the threadbare carpet walking in. The seats are hammered and the armrest…read morewas broken. Unbelievable for a high end resort community. I rounded up to two stars because the guy at the counter was at least nice.

EDIT: I see a lot of older reviews saying this theater is old and run down. They remodeled just…read morebefore COVID! EVERY screen has recliner seats! It's great, they just need to take care of their Prime projector. I'm an AMC A-List member, and there's no better deal. $20 a month for up to 3 movies a week? Are you kidding me? If you love movies, you need to be an A-List member. I've docked a star, because their AMC Prime screen, which costs significantly more per ticket (unless you're an A List member), consistently has blurry projection. I don't know what the deal is with the Prime projector, but especially the upper left quadrant is almost always blurry. I've asked before if they would fix it, and they did, after which the image quality was AMAZING, but I shouldn't have to ask. It should be standard practice to ensure at least each day if not every screening that the Prime lens is correctly in place and formatted or whatever it is they need to do to fix the blurriness. Otherwise I love AMC for their A-List deal.

This is our go to theatre. This time I'm not giving my highest rating due to the temperature…read moremaintained in theatre 1 is way too cool. We laughed about the fact that they sell blankets at the lobby. Trying not to cave into cynicism. We enjoyed the movie we watched very much in otherwise clean and pleasant surroundings. We had the wrong hour on our calendar so missed our reserved show. They were kind enough to reschedule our tickets to a later show. By the way, the popcorn, with butter, is great too.

Wow! What a treasure... Kaaren's review in 2013 is still…read moreapplicable 10 years later. What a great thing!!! Tickets can be purchased online at the website. The venue at the library/high school had plenty of parking, & we followed a couple locals in since they knew where they were going...however signs were also posted. Raffle tickets are still handed out. Bring your own bowl for a popcorn discount is still part of the experience. There is a membership available & Sundance Film Festival preparations were announced. Sounds so fun!! The featured films look really good. We saw; Killers of the Flower Moon and it presented a lot to discuss after! The best kind... For the second time in a day, we kinda wished we weren't just in Utah for vacation! Definitely GO! ...

after NUMEROUS visits…read more i love this film series. it is a fun and inexpensive ($7 for adults) escape from salt lake city. the perfect pre or post dinner activity in park city - snow or shine. screenings of, primarily, indie films and documentaries take place most every thursday, friday and saturday evenings at the park city municipal library. tickets are sold at the door. save your ticket stub for the prize drawing at the beginning of each movie. you can win anything from coffee mugs and gift certificates (my favorite, but i've never won) to t-shirts and massage oils (i've never won, period). they do have a concession stand and it is quite extensive. feel free to popcorn, or sugar yourself up! overall: A it's local. it's a gathering of great people. good vibes all around.

I paid $56x2 for a middle school production of Elf. What?…read more I saw elf with my entire family over the holidays and it was horrible. For $10, maybe passable. But to charge trusting patrons for quality theater at an iconic theatre and then force them to watch a juvenile production of Elf was not fun to experience. The singing was bad. Only 2 actresses were standout. It was a tough watch. Many people in front of us left after intermission. A tough watch. A tough price. It has shaken my trust of local theatre and I'd be extremely weary of another Egyptian Theatre production before visiting again.

I was in Park City for a work / personal trip. I walked by the theatre and noticed an artist was…read moreperforming there that I liked so I thought, "why not?" I purchased my ticket directly at the box office which I loved, but personally was bummed when it was still an electronic ticket that I had to deal with. Personally, I love paper tickets. The theatre is small, much smaller than I anticipated so really any seat was great. The acoustics were great and overall everyone there was just there to have a good time. Being tall, I made sure to sit on the end of the row. But I will say, I thought the seating to be more comfortable than I anticipated. I didn't drink, but got a soda which was $3. I didn't think that was awful given I was in a theatre AND I was in Park City. The only downside was the pre-show which began with them asking for money. I assume this is because most folks are locals and they are a non-profit. All wonderful things, but it felt super salesly and honestly, I didn't come for a sales pitch I just wanted to hear some great live music, which fortunately I did.

Had a great time at FatCats! Friendly helpful staff. Ellie, Kynlee and Adam helped our group out…read moreso much!

FatCats on a Saturday night wasn't too busy, which was nice! We paid for a package that included…read morebowling, a pizza, and some arcade credits. Bowling is fun and it's a very typical lane setup. The animations are pretty dated, but that's not very important. The pizza was very average and kind of small for four of us, so we decided to order mozzarella sticks, fries and chicken strips. But no! The fryer was broken, so the only option was another pizza, but luckily, Costa Vida was next door. The kids were disappointed, but we moved on to arcade games after we finished bowling. There are some fun arcade games, but several we wanted to play were out of order. Skee ball was fun, but the basketball game was also broken. Overall, everyone was helpful and service was great, plus the prices are reasonable. We would go back for bowling but would probably choose somewhere else for more food and arcade game options.