My husband wanted a date night where he could snuggle me, and our teenager really loves horror…read moremovies, so we were all really excited to try this place! When you arrive, there is plenty of parking, with much of it being covered, which is always a plus in Florida. Once you get to your seats, you can order right from your phone or a server will come around. We had an issue with one of our chairs when we first sat down, but it was addressed right away. The bathrooms were clean as well. For food, I got the smoked brisket quesadillas and WOW! The brisket was so soft and flavorful, with that nice greasy goodness that I personally enjoy. The salsa had a little too much of some type of green spice for me though. It kind of tasted like grass. LOL Our teenager ordered the fish and chips, and weeks later she is STILL bringing it up and asking when we can go back for the fish and the chairs. So I think that says enough! I thought the service was attentive, and the staff was helpful when we ran into a glitch while ordering from our phone. If you're looking for a fun date night or just a chill family night where you can eat, relax, and watch a movie, we highly recommend this spot!

My family and I frequent this theater. We've given them tons of business over the years but like…read moremany other reviews here have been saying, the quality of food and the service has been getting worse and worse over the years. Today's experience was the final straw, I can no longer recommend this location as a place to enjoy a movie. A $10 drink refund cost them three local families from returning to their theater. Food orders have been messed up frequently and we returned, staff offered to correct prior orders but then nothing when the bill arrives. There is a lack of training and a lack of proper management at this location. We had a simple issue with a food order this time again that needed to be addressed. When it wasn't corrected when we got the closing bill I approached the manager after the film for help. Even the manager didn't help make it right. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere; save half the price of the movie ticket and go to a family owned theater called West Orange Cinema. Half the price of movie tickets at Cinepolis, half the price of the food and zero interruptions.

Unbeknownst to us when we went yesterday they were having their five dollar popcorn. If you…read morebrought your own bucket, they would fill it up (up to a certain amount). Some people were very creative. They brought coolers that had wheels, 5 gallon Lowe's paint bucket, large and I mean, large shopping bags, etc. That was pretty cool that they were doing it. The line that seemed pretty long and I was concerned that by the time we were to get up there, they would've ran out of popcorn. I have no clue what they did, but all I know is you never had to wait for them to make more popcorn and the popcorn still tasted fresh. Overall, the people waiting in line weren't complaining about the wait and the staff actually had it moving fairly quick. There were a couple who were a little frustrated. One person only wanted to buy a bottle of water and another person wanted a hotdog and a Coke and weren't too happy to stand in line having to wait for all the popcorn people. One lady had mentioned that it would've been nice if they had a separate line for people who didn't want any popcorn. Makes sense but who knows there may very well be a good reason they weren't able to do that/chose not to do it. I actually waited in the line twice and was fine. It was a holiday weekend so we knew to get there earlier if we wanted to be in line to order, if not, we also had the option to order online prior to getting there. I think it was a great idea of what they did and to see people's expressions, including my own of people's creativity it was pretty cool. The staff did an amazing job. No one seemed stressed/overwhelmed, and they were very efficient moving the line along and not in a rushed way. What I didn't like about it-was the people taking advantage of it. On another note, every time we go there, it is always clean and pleasant. The lobby, theaters, bathrooms etc. Can't recall ever seeing it not look good or smell bad. -Tisha

Older theater, main lobby has a large open area with a separate bar. Food court serves the usual…read moremovie snacks and pizza hut pizza, bread, tenders etc. Inside, the theaters recliners are nice and firm. Much different than our Cinemark theaters in Vegas. Staff we encountered were friendly.

A very cozy mom and pop theater. Its conveniently located in the same small mall where there's a…read morefamily owned ice cream polar. I would strongly urge you to visit this movie house and try the ice-cream right after the movies. You'll come back. Its also affordable.

Such a great little community theater. The people that work here are always so nice and always…read moresmiling. They make you feel very welcome. The theaters are small, but very comfortable and have tables for your food.

We arrived early and attended the show. For the most part everything was to standard/satisfactory…read more The bartender recognized me from previous attending other movies- I guess dressing up for date night we stand out- thank you RICO!!! Kind words and professionalism. The only concern was something we believe is well, not profession or sanitary. We don't believe you should use your hands to open up the popcorn bag! We believe well- that's nasty. You can pop the bag to open the bag, or use the scoop to open but not your hands! Would you do this when you serve a soda- stick your finger or hand inside a cup to dry or clear debris? Look, we asked our cashier not to put their hand inside the popcorn bag and pop it like one of his employees did and we got a weird look- we asked in the most kind, super Disney kind voice- PLEASE DONT STICK YOUR HAND IN THE BAG. PLEASE POP IT OPEN JUST NOT USING YOUR HAND (that's caps here- not yelling). When the employee went to get the popcorn it looked- we believe- he told the manager this (we could be wrong) but even if he didn't , the manager looked to brush off what the employee said and OPENED UP USING HER HANDS THE INSIDE of the POPCORN BAG (yes here I'm escalating emotion). It's just not professional or sanitary. If napkins fall on the ground- throw them away! It's simple. Other than a manager setting bad example the movie was great, the theater was clean (old) but clean, cold ac nice- and nice loud show! (Forgot to add- you can't call and speak to anyone ever. The system is a what I call a Covid system. You know, you can no longer reach the business by phone or email... you have to go to corporate website and fill out a form. Companies like Best Buy, banks, etc if you were to misplace a personal item like a wallet- good luck reaching anyone.)

Purchasing my ticket to see "Michael" was quick and easy. Ordering my snacks was quick and easy…read more $18 for a medium popcorn and frosty is expensive, but it is the average price for movie theater snacks. Presenting the ticket, on the phone...quick and easy. Finding the theater, quick and easy. The cleanliness of the theater was terrible. The was something sticky on my cup holder and side of the seat. I prayed and hoped it was a food or beverage spill, smh. There was food and trash on the floor. Ultimately, I still watched the movie and had a good time. The woman checking the tickets was the best part, she was sweet and took my picture. Overall, I gave them a four. Maybe they were short and didn't have enough staff to clean up.

Went back to this theater after a good 10 plus years, and I have to say I was impressed they have…read morenow all-the- way reclinable seats, looks like it was a full-on remodel, and I love it. The mall definitely had better times, many stores closing but the theater seems to be top notch. I got the tickets through the digital kiosks, I really enjoyed the movie, we watched the Michael biopic, other than the seats, thumbs up to the sound quality, place was clean, saw plenty of security around. Recommended.

Great theater and hardly ever tough to reserve a seat. I like to reserve ahead through the app. The…read moreseats are comfortable and work well. The temperature is comfortable also for a movie theater. I didn't even need to wear my hoodie. We recently went to a matinee and the line for concessions was crazy long and moving slow. About 30 minutes after the movie started there was no line at all. Definitely order snacks ahead through the app if you're in a hurry. I decreased to three stars because of poor bar service. Both times I went for a drink, the bartender was sitting in the lobby area watching TV and not at the bar. He was not very friendly and seemed annoyed I wanted a drink.

As a benefactor, we come pretty regularly. The popcorn is SO good!! We enjoy coming because they…read moreoffer great food and drinks. If you really want to make a night off it you can go the the "Eden Bar". There is lots of original art on the walls by one of my favorite artists, Bill Plimpton. This spot is great to watch movies because you get a nice comfy seat on one of 4 levels (or off set to the side!). The service is pretty good. It can get pretty dark and yet they still get the job done! I can't wait to come back and watch "Cat Fest"!!

Food, drinks, and service was great! Just the ambience and being able to see a movie in this way…read moreand get to support our local theater is amazing!

I think this cinema should come with a warning:…read more HEARING DAMAGE EXPECTED. The seats were comfortable, but I still suggest bringing a pillow and a blanket because sitting there for three hours straight can get pretty rough. Honestly, this was one of the LOUDEST cinemas I've ever been to in my life. If you're sensitive to loud sound, I strongly suggest bringing earplugs, noise-canceling headphones, or serious hearing protection. The theater itself, however, is very well maintained, and the screen is absolutely enormous. It's one of the largest screens I've ever seen, and it's seriously impressive. In fact, it's so large that if you sit too close, the image in front of you can float just OUTSIDE of your peripheral vision. My suggestion? Sit in the back third of the theater. Unless you enjoy feeling like you're physically inside the movie, sitting too close may make the sheer size and movement of the images overwhelming, and possibly even nauseating. There is a limit to what the human body can take. During The Odyssey, one of the newest technology IMAX movies to hit the market in some time..., the combination of flashing black-and-white lights, constant pulsating imagery, and extremely heavy, heartbeat-style music had me feeling genuinely tense. At one point I was thinking, "Do I need to see a cardiologist after this?" The volume was so incredibly loud that I felt like I was sitting next to a rocket launch. The vibrations coming through the seats were actually pretty cool, and I enjoyed that part. But the combination of the constant pounding heartbeat soundtrack, flashing imagery, seat vibrations, and extreme volume was a LOT for my stress level. Now, having said ALL of that... The Odyssey itself was fantastic. I genuinely had no idea what was going to happen next, and that's rare. It felt like a combination of science fiction, Jurassic Park, and a massive historical period piece, and it was extremely well done. Hollywood deserves serious applause for creating something this ambitious. The movie kept me guessing, and visually, it was spectacular. My only hesitation is the theater experience itself. The filmmakers clearly knew exactly how to keep an audience on the edge of their seats. Unfortunately, between the pounding soundtrack, flashing imagery, seat vibrations, and what felt like rocket-launch-level volume, I spent a good portion of the movie wondering whether my ears and nervous system were going to survive the experience. So yes, I loved the movie. The theater? Impressive. The screen? Incredible. The sound system? ABSOLUTELY INSANE. One final warning: If you don't want to leave this theater with permanent hearing loss, bring serious ear protection. I'm talking earplugs AND over-the-ear hearing protection, or "cans," over the earplugs if you really care about protecting your hearing. Seriously. Protect your ears. Because there is a limit to what the human body can take.

Our flight home was delayed for 12 hrs! We decided to catch a movie at a theater taking us towards…read morethe Orlando airport. We easily looked up available movies and times, reserving our tickets. Check in was quick and the employee checking our tickets was very friendly. Theater was small but clean with reclining seats and massive sound. IMAX and 3D screens are available for some shows. Bathrooms were tidy. Parking is available at the Pointe garage and you can reach the theater at level 3.

I've always enjoyed this movie theater, it's a bit of a distance to get here but definitely worth…read moreit. There's a nice bar in the lounge area as you enter the theater nice little touch when waiting for others or hangout before your movie starts. The staff has always been attentive and friendly. As you get to your seats a waiter will approach you if you are ready to order drinks or food If not once your ready to order they have an order button on each table attachment to the chairs. The chairs are also so comfy but this time we noticed how they do need to be recovered the fabric is wearing off. Overall we all enjoyed our movie and recommend checking this theater out esp the area has alot of walkable restaurants and stores to visit.

We come here ALL the time. Especially for the amazing $6 Tuesday movie tickets! Its a very…read morecomfortable movie theater experience. I think the most unappealing part of my experience- every time- is the front office staff. I dont know what it is, but I NEVER have a good experience with the staff up front in ticketing. They dont ever let me speak. They are always assuming. They rolls their eyes. Its happened with every encounter. And its always different staff giving the same energy (or lack thereof). When it comes to the food, it can be hit or miss. Which for the price, the expectations should always be a hit, and not a miss.. Sometimes food tastes awesome. Other times its overcooked and dry. The staff doesnt always communicate. Ill need something like a utensil, or napkins, or to go box, and I have to ask for it multiple times, which ultimately does disrupt the movie. I still keep coming back for those $6 movie tickets though lol

Our go-to movie spot! AMC Disney Springs is hard to beat, especially because you can easily make a…read morewhole night out of it. Since it's right in Disney Springs, there are tons of options for dining, grabbing drinks, and walking around before or after your movie. The staff is always friendly and helpful, and both the theaters and bathrooms are consistently clean. They also have dine-in theaters where you can order food and have it brought right to your seat--perfect for when you want to make movie night a little more elevated. And if you're looking for a more immersive experience, they have a Dolby theater too! Definitely one of our favorite places to catch a movie, and the Disney Springs location makes it even better.

There are 2 theaters that I go to pretty regularly. The Dine-In, at Disney Springs, & the Altamonte…read moreSprings location. I am such a sucker for the movies, & boy do I love pop corn. I will say concessions are pretty expensive given the actual base cost the theatres pay for these goods, but like I just said, I LOVE POP CORN! I think plant based chicken nugs are next on my "to try" list. It can be a bit confusing when you enter the Theatre on one side and get your concessions, but the Theatre your seated is on the other side. There are really two different types of seats you be shooting in when you go. One where the seats are ultra luxurious, push, heated & recline; & the other. Where The speakers and theatre are so PAINFULLY LOUD THAT YOU HAVE TO PLUG YOUR EARS!!!!, the seats do not recline and the seats Unfrosted of you bump into your knees or knock into the back of your seat. It's a roll of the dice, but I do love movies!!