Excellent sound quality, and I love the large screen. It's a treat every time I visit.read more

Came here to watch Oppenheimer. Definitely upped the experience for me here. The screen is HUGE and…read moreI appreciated how the aspect ratio would change during the movie to fit the scene better. It really made me feel like I was INSIDE the movie. It was right in your face. I was lucky enough to get there early and was able to get in line early and get good seats - upper middle. I think this is the best seat. I imagine it wouldn't look as good if you sat really low or really on the edge though. There's no reserved seating so make sure you come here early. Also, the seats are really packed in tightly so once you go in, it's hard to get out. Get your bathroom break and concessions in early! Will be back here for Dune!

Great theatre. Comfy seats. Clean and well kept. Interesting memorabilia around the theatre…read more Friendly and efficient staff. Great concessions. Don't sleep on the chocolate popcorn. It's amazing! Will definitely be coming back for another movie.

This is very clean and nicely maintained theatre in downtown Seattle!!! All of the chairs are…read moreleather!! The moment you walk in you are greeted by friendly staff and the immediate scent of freshly popped popcorn!!! You can tell that the staff is very happy working here and that they really take pride in maintaining this place and making it a wonderful experience for you!

Truly a gem, a landmark, one of the most important features of Lower Queen Anne and the city in…read moregeneral. I go here all the time; they play a wide variety of interesting movies and have great concessions! Love to have a cider while watching a movie in a respectful environment - audiences here almost never take out their phones or talk, it's for people who actually want to watch the film. Also if you didn't know that the SIFF does lectures and classes, they don't advertise those very much, but they're always so good! Most people I talk to don't know about those - go to their website and check them out!

SIFF Uptown does not value customer service. I have to say these are the most uninviting,…read morefrequently rude employees I've come across- people that seem to hate their jobs and the customers that pay their wages. That said, I do love the one screen theater. I love that I can walk in and sit wherever I want. SIFF continues to offer a wide variety of interesting movies and doesn't waste my time with endless ads and previews.

When we arrived, it wasn't crowded at all and there was no need to wait. The overall environment…read morewas very clean and comfortable!

I fear this is the worst theater I have ever been to. Our theater was on the upper level, but the…read moreescalator was broken so we had to take some sketchy emergency stairs. The second floor concessions area was completely closed. I tried to get extra butter for the popcorn, which we got downstairs, but no butter came out of the dispensers. We had purchased tickets in the last row of the theater, but had to move rows because some of those chairs had their cupholders broken off. The floors were dirty and sticky. Someone's chair was squeaking the entire time. Overall, this seemed like a very run down theater that I will not choose to go to again.

If I lived in Seattle I would be frequenting this Regal theater!…read more I moved from the Boise Idaho area to Puyallup, WA at the beginning of the year and one thing I had been missing from my time in Boise was seeing movies in 4DX! if you don't know what that is, it's an intense and thrilling amusement park style movie format with seats that move like a ride, and special effects like scents, water, flashing lights that happen throughout the movie! It's my favorite cinema experience and worth every penny but sadly Washington state only has this format at this theater an hour away from me. Me and my cousins were having a girls day in Seattle though and I suggested we see the new Michael Jackson movie in 4DX- it was incredible! I will return whenever possible to see a film in 4DX!

My transaction history with Regal: 2025 - $1,461.55…read more2024 - $815.93 2023 - $567.56 Been only going more and more! Best theater in Seattle for movies! Recliner seats, bar, all that is typical! Get the unlimited pass or go on Tuesdays for affordable viewing pleasures!

There were some street parking that costed $1 per an hour from 8AM to 11AM and $1.50 per an hour…read morefrom 11AM to 6PM. Great place to visit a lot of venue in one place. Also great to roam around. They conveniently have the monorail in the Seattle Center.

I've attended a few events here, the most recent being the Carnival of Cocktails on March 8, 2025…read more It was a fantastic experience with a great selection of drinks and small bites. I also appreciated that the event took place in two different venues--the Exhibition Hall and the Fisher Pavilion. Walking between them, I enjoyed the stroll and the views. Overall, I've had good experiences with events here. Parking options include paid street parking nearby or the parking garage across the street.

Oh, Hump!! They definitely don't have film festivals like this back home! Hump! is an annual film…read morefestival that is typically held in Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon. The film festival has gained in popularity so much that it has been touring outside of those two cities in recent years. The Hump! film festival specializes in home movie erotica, amateur sex cinema and locally produced pornography. Typically when each film festival is held Dan Savage is the host. Now I know the description of the film festival may sound like you are going to an adult arcade where you watch poorly made and grainy sex films but that simply isn't the case here. The amateur films are arranged where you can experience a whole range of material to the humorous and the sexy to the nerve wracking and the suspenseful. The films explore mainly straight and gay material but it does journey outside of those two sexualities as well. Most of the films are very well made and highly entertaining and not just in the stereotypical way that you may think with films like this. There are indeed rules that need to be adhered during the show. You are not allowed to have your phones out during the show at all. Anyone that does you could get your phone taken away until the end of the show. Another thing is that no jeering is allowed during any of the show at all. If you are involved in such a thing you are bound to be escorted out. And of course the obvious... this film festival is not an adult arcade so doing certain other... activities involving yourself is a sure thing you won't be at the film festival for long. When I went everyone behaved themselves. Always a good thing. When Steve and I went to Hump! I enjoyed all of the films that were featured. There were two that really stuck in my mind. I mentioned some of the films could induce suspense and there was one involving flash paper that you simply couldn't tear your eyes away from. There was several others that were very sensual and steamy. I give major kudos to the film makers that contribute to Hump! for creating these daring, sexy, artful and often humorous films. I would love to go back for another showing sometime!

If you film it, someone will come…read more Bravo to the Stranger, purveyors of the strange and kinky, for thinking this up and making it happen. While I thought it would be more awkward than fun, it wasn't at all. Not even going with a group of friends that included someone I barely knew and a couple. Good to know: Tickets sell out SO FAST so if you're in any way interested, grab them immediately. There are 'themes' for the year this time packing peanuts was one of them, heh. You can drink in the lobby but not the theater other than the shots they sold on stage at the opening monologue (by none other than Dan Savage) It's 'get em in, get 'em out' so you're waiting in the lobby, rush to your seat, watch 20 or so 5 min and under amateur porn movies, fill out your voting card for 'Sex' 'Kink' and "Humor' as well as 'Best in Show'. Oh, and plan for some uncomfortable moments no matter what your comfort level is, mine were of the slightly disassociated straight couple sex set to Massive Attack. Yuck.

Love it here! The staff is fabulous and the movies are great. Highly recommend this hidden gemread more

Read this review if you're lost finding the theater! Ignore Google/Apple Maps which will land you…read moreat the wrong end of the park. Go to the corner of Republican Street and Warren Ave N (use directions for the restaurant "Taylor Shellfish" at 124 Republican St and you're there). Walk into the park from this entrance (August Wilson Way), and after a minute of walking your first right will be the SIFF building. It's tucked away and once you see it through the window, you have to make another left to get inside. Now for the review...I'm obsessed with SIFF and every cinephile in Seattle should support them, but I really recommend you visit their Egyptian theater in Capitol Hill or their Uptown theater in Queen Anne over this location. If the movie you want to see is only showing at the Film Center, be prepared for less comfortable seating and plan to show up early to find the theater. Google Maps takes you to the wrong spot (unless you follow the directions above) and there's no signage. Pros: + An impressive slate of art house, wide release, and seasonal film fest picks in line with SIFF's overall line up. Often there will be SIFF films that are only show here. + Many in person/virtual film appreciation one-night class opportunities. I took an awesome week night session analyzing The Shining that was pretty cheap and reminded me of college film courses! + No noticeable issues with the screen or sound. I've enjoyed every movie I've seen here...once I got there. Cons: - Hard to find location, with no signs directing you where to go. Google Maps will take you to the Space Needle, this is not where the theater is. During my first visit, I found myself wandering through the park in the dark for 15 minutes with no signs for SIFF in sight. This is like that college class that you can't find on the map your first day of a new semester. - Very small theater that's less charming than other ones hosted by SIFF. Following this college theme, the Film Center feels like an old school stadium style lecture hall. - Uncomfortable, creaky old chairs with no cup holders. Tips: * Punch in the address for the restaurant "Taylor Shellfish" which is at the corner of Warren Ave N into your maps app to park in the right spot. Cross the street to enter the park, SIFF should be one of the first turns on the right. * I've heard anecdotally that they don't let people in 15 minutes after the movie starts.

Come for the nostalgia, stay for my questionable choreography…read more If my life were a movie, the montage of me being happy would be filmed exclusively at Central Cinema. This place is the ultimate antidote to the 'daily grind' of being a functioning adult. I recently went to the 80s Singalong and, let's just say, the house was so packed and the vibes so high that I found myself on stage giving a performance that nobody asked for but everyone deserved. The food is made from scratch (and tastes like it), and you can order it via QR code without ever having to pause your high-note attempts. Pro tip: Parking in this residential pocket is a competitive sport--bring your friends in one car so you have witnesses when you finally find a spot three blocks away. 10/10, would lose my voice here again.

The vibe is so cool, it elevates the movie-watching experience! I had a glass of wine which was…read moredelivered promptly and was yummy! They have a menu of snack options in addition to the drinks