This probably the worst cinema ever, Cinemex centro maya is absolutely the worst in terms off…read moreeverything, dirt everywhere (bathrooms with toilet paper overflowing baskets, water everywhere, the snack bar is always empty, the costumer service is awful, never smile..... and to top it all AC is trumped of during the movie so ur having a sauna while watching the film........

We saw Avatar 3 in English with Spanish subtitles. The service and the movie was amazing. It was…read morereally nice the way you walk in there's a separate way to walk out upstairs. The only thing disappointing was the fact that we had to go into three different theaters to find the right one. Because we didn't look at our tickets, the one we went into had a poster outside that said Zootopia. And the ones we walked into with the wrong movie had avatar three on it. But we didn't get to that one before we walked into the waterways. It was quite an amusing experience. we actually tried to ask someone to move. make sure you check your seat number.

This was my first experience in the VIP... I loved it! Price was great, service was great, I had an…read moreissue with my U.S. credit card but they worked with me and I had a great time. Seats are big and comfortable. The only way to see a movie...

For the price of two cocktails downtown, you can buy tickets, popcorn, and feel like a Cozumel…read morelocal. When you're done with the beaches, snorkeling, and tequila tastings, sometimes the most exotic thing you can do in Cozumel is... go to the movies. And if you want to catch a flick in Spanish, with locals, not tourists, Cinépolis Cozumel is the place. This is a modern Mexican cinema chain, and the Cozumel location has everything you'd expect: comfortable stadium seating, blasting A/C (blessing after a day in the Caribbean sun), and concessions that go way beyond popcorn. Want nachos drenched in real cheese? Check. Want caramel popcorn bigger than your head? Check. Want to grab a liter of soda that would make an American AMC blush? Double check. They were showing Tron: Ares when I visited, dubbed in Spanish -- and honestly, watching a Disney sci-fi sequel in another language adds a whole new layer. The neon visuals, Daft Punk-inspired soundscapes, and cyber-futuristic world paired weirdly well with Spanish dialogue. It's the kind of thing you can only experience here, and it made me appreciate the film in a whole new way. Cinépolis isn't trying to be fancy; it's trying to be reliable, and it nails it. The theater is clean, the sound system is sharp, and the crowd is passionate. You're not sitting next to cruise ship passengers here -- you're sitting next to locals on date night, families escaping the heat, and kids geeking out over superheroes. Cinépolis Cozumel is more than a movie theater -- it's a slice of everyday island life, and a perfect break from sun and sand. Whether it's Tron: Ares or the latest Marvel flick, this is where Cozumel comes to watch the world light up on screen. Cinépolis Cozumel is proof that sometimes the best cultural exchange is nachos + sci-fi.

Definitely a great place to see a movie cost about five bucks movie theater it was really nice…read moreair-conditioned and they have two choices of popcorn that you saw the alien movie it was really really good place to see it you got to go early so you can pick your seats which is very very nice

This is such a belated review. I went TWO years ago! I walked up, and they didn't have someone on…read morestaff who could take my pictures for me, so I had to come back when there was someone, since I was alone. I had some beach time, then came back. I had an Excellent experience with Ellie. I thought the illusions were so much fun! The cake was incredible; it was definitely one of my favorite parts of the exhibit. This is especially good for people who like to pose for pictures or those of us who like to challenge ourselves to like the process. We (the photographer and I) had the entire place to ourselves, so we took a stroll around. I could see that if there were more people, we'd have to be strategic about where to start. It's a good time if you're in Playa and want to spend a little time in a museum.

We had the most fantastic time touring the 3D Museum of Wonder!…read more We did have a bit of a challenge to find it, tucked away was the entrance. Once inside we paid at a tiny kiosk then they takes you to the entrance. Once inside the museum you wait in a theatre for your guide collect you and to explain the art and take pictures for you. You will be given special sockets to wear as to not damage the art on the floor. The museum takes the top floor of the building. Amazing what you see through the lens of your camera. The building use to be a cinema and has been converted to a museum, Well worth a visit. The artist use to live in Playa Del Carmen, now lives in Italy. It's hard to explain it's a must see on your bucket list. To see the illusions through the lens of your camera or smartphone. We were there when the museum first opened so we had the whole place to ourselves.

Modern and comfortable. Good location, easy to find.Sometimes it is too cold there, bring your…read morejacket. :)

Service is good and fast, me and my girlfriend hangout often there, I love this cinemaread more

I really didn't get to see a movie. I lost a very important item in the bathroom and after looking…read moreunder my seat that night, Luis, a waiter was very attentive and he told me to come back to find out it was returned. Of course, it was not and I have made plans to replace it. I commend Luis and staff for been concerned for my loss. Gracias Puerto Cinema!