Movies at Christmas ....Yahoo! We went on a busy Saturday…read morenight and they've changed how you buy tickets ... if you've not purchased them online. You're able to purchase tickets at the snack counter and order snacks at the same time if you so desire.. we like to arrive late after the half hour of previews.... And with reserve seats, it works well... seating as comfortable, and the area well ventilated.

I foresee a lawsuit in your future. I saw The Devil Wears Prada 5/8/2026 at the 2:30 showing and…read morethe sound level was deafening. For a great deal of the movie I had my fingers in my ears. I won't return as I am fond of my hearing and don't want to damage it. IF I MUST return (why would I?), ear plugs or noise canceling headphones are in order. Please, turn it down and have some respect for the health of your patrons.

Wow! This is one of the coolest theaters we've been to in a long time. To be honest we would have…read morenever come out here because it's a drive, but we were coming as part of a birthday party to see the new Mario Galaxy movie. I couldn't figure out why my friend was raving about it so hard but after we went I totally get it! The pricing on everything is insanely cheap in comparison to any other theater I've been to. I think the biggest wow to me is ALL popcorn and fountain drinks are BOTTOMLESSS! What?! You get to serve yourself and there is butter machines too (idc how unhealthy it is, let me drown in it). Even the kids packs are bottomless for soda and popcorn and they have several cool drink machines. The kids packs are like $11 and come with bottomless popcorn, fountain drinks, and a choice of a candy. Such a steal. Moving into the theater was also such a welcome surprise. The theaters aren't overly huge, and they have the spacious, reclining seats. Me and my daughter were ecstatic about this so we could get cozy. The experience here was top tier and my only gripe is that it isn't closer. We'd be here for date night all the time if it was - they even have a bar/lounge in the lobby for adults only. So cool!

I have going to Yelm cinemas for a couple of years now and have never had a bad experience. I like…read moreto take advantage of the discount movies on Wednesdays. I saw Mortal Combat on 5/13/26 (the last showing). Sabyne checked tickets at the concessions stand. This was the first time I noticed $6 pickles on the menu. I asked if they were dill, Sabyne checked and confirmed. We also discussed our love for dill pickles while searching for tickets to be scanned. I purchased the last novelty popcorn tin that was on display at the counter. I have always had good experiences at this theater but Sabyne's authentic engaging conversation, made the experience even better! Since I have been going to the last viewings, sometimes there are disadvantages with the popcorn machine being closed out before having the chance to refill. I inquired what time the machines close down and Sabyne said it usually closes around 9:30 pm. The bathrooms were sanitary and supplies were fully stocked. Theater floors and seats were clean and free from popcorn debris. Staff members have always been kind, knowledgeable, and efficient. Thank you for all that you do!

Comfy seats, quiet venue, easy to reserve tickets/seats before the movie, pretty friendly staff…read morewith movie treats and snacks, and theres multiple showing rooms and times!

Theaters in ghetto towns are just not kept up but that's what I get for living in the hood. When…read morethis theater was new, it was really posh. The footprint is huge, boasting 17 screens with a large arcade area and two concession areas. The theaters all have oversized, mechanically reclining chairs and amazing sound quality. Over the years, the place has been slowly falling into disrepair. They only use one of the two concession areas and a lot of that is automated. The chairs inside of the theaters are worn out or broken and some make terrible squealing noises when you recline them. The sound is still good, and they do offer discounted movies during the weekdays but overall, I liken the experience of seeing a movie here nowadays to the times when I went to the dollar movie theater back in the 90's. I don't feel like I'm viewing a feature in a state-of-the-art theater like I did when it was new. As with many things and places these days, the value isn't quite there but we've all been subject to dealing with things being just mediocre that we've just accepted it the way it is. There aren't too many options for me to see a movie on the big screen these days and this theater is close enough to my home that in most cases. It'll do however, that is said with hopes that things may change for the better someday. Who am I kidding right? Most theaters these days are filled with disrespectful people talking on their phones, bringing young children or just plain talking and making noise throughout the movie. I tend to stay home and watch on my TV and that is why this industry is a dying breed but every once in a while, I do like to try and enjoy a film in an actual theater and when I do, I'm usually doing it here. Thanks for reading, Cheers!

It was too loud, there were too many commercials, the food was expensive and greasy. I only came…read morehere cause i had a gift card. Next time i wanna watch a movie i'll just stay home.

My family and I visited Regal South Hill the day after Christmas, and during the chaos of buying…read moremultiple tickets and wrangling my daughter--who insisted on paying--I accidentally left my credit card behind. Megan at the counter was incredibly patient and kind, and after we were seated, she went out of her way to find me and return my card. I'm very grateful for her diligence and thoughtfulness and wanted to make sure she was recognized.

Regal Longston Place is convenient and does the job for catching the latest movies. The seats are…read moredecently comfortable, and the sound system is pretty good. I also like that you can order tickets ahead of time and skip the box office line. That said, the theater could use a few updates. Some of the seating and carpets feel a bit worn, and the concession prices are definitely on the high side (but that's pretty standard for theaters these days). Overall, it's a good spot for a casual night out -- just don't expect luxury recliners or a brand-new feel.

This is crazy when I think about my second job ever, which was a box office and a concessionist at…read moreRegal Cinemas on the East Coast. I've been to this location a few times, but it's been over a year since I've been here. The parking lot on this day was a few cars away from vacant due to the projected tornado watch. The ticketing is very simple; you can purchase it either at a kiosk or concession. Both are fairly quick regardless of preferences. The only thing that's reasonably priced is the ticket because most food and drinks cost more. The seating arrangements are ok. I didn't see any recliner style, but it was still comfortable. They were kind of lacking in cleanliness, but overall it was not a bad experience.

Great Friday summer night treat after a long week of work. Crowd is an eclectic mix of families…read morewith kids, teen & silver-haired couples, and everything in between. On beautiful nights like this evening, some patrons sit outside with their lawn chairs. It's a fun vibe. The concession has a decent selection of snacks and fast food. All reasonably priced. Wonderful experience of a bygone era.

This place isn't fancy at all. In fact, it's run down, all the gravel and dried grass is a little…read moredepressing, but this place is still great for nothing else than it's a drive in. The food is greasy (and what I mean by that is that the fries tasted like old oil and the onion rings were a little mushy because they weren't thoroughly fried), the staff is checked out, and the mosquitoes come out at night, but it's still glorious. I went to the concession stand and they had a nice mix of foods and a full condiment bar. They sell posters for previously screened movies for $5, so go ahead and sift through the box. They rent FM radios for $5 and you have to leave your ID, but that's fair if you don't want to run your battery down watching the double feature. There are a few tables around the concession stand which was perfect for us and most tables weren't used anyway because people preferred to eat in their cars. The restrooms are pristine, so good job Skyline Staff!

This is the second time my studio has rented the Chalet Theater for a piano recital and both times…read moreit was a wonderful experience! The theater is really lovely and well maintained. They have a nice variety of snacks in the concessions area that are well priced. And the owner and his employees are wonderful people. I can't recommend the theater enough!

First time there ? Charming venue , love stepping back in time. Went to see Boston/Styx cover band…read more There is no assigned seating , we got there early not knowing what to expect. Basically every seat had great view of stage but would suggest getting there early to get 'better' view Don't sit in first few rows due to people standing and dancing next to stage Popcorn was good :)

Really nice staff; they were helpful, kind and service with a smile…read more Theatre appeared clean inside and outside. This is so nice to see! Reclining chairs with tables were nice and cushioned, it was relaxing. It made for a nice enjoyable experience. Popcorn not so great, flavor tasted bitter and kind of stale.

Visiting the Galaxy Theater in Gig Harbor has always been a bitter-sweet occurrence for my bride…read moreand me. It's a nice, clean facility, and there always seems to plenty of seats - which may say more for our taste in cinema than the lack of patrons for a particular showing. The staff are always pleasant, if not a little condescending when going into explicit detail about how to find your way to any one of the 11 screens - including the mighty and deafening IMAX Theater. (Basically, it's either left, or right.) After living here for over a decade, we had never seen a show at this IMAX, so we were excited about what we were about to experience for the premium price of around $50 for two adults - one who is just 6-months from getting that $2.00 senior discount. Those first 64 years was worth the wait. After receiving our navigation instructions from the teenager scanning our tickets, we took a dangerous detour to the counter where wine, beer, chicken fingers and burnt hotdog ends and very possibly marijuana is sold. We ordered a medium bag of popcorn (extra butter substitute) and two soft drinks. Being a slightly awkward grouping of containers, we asked for one of those thin, collapsable cardboard caddies. "OK. But they're twenty-five cents" the barkeep said in a way that made me feel dirty for asking. "Ok. I think I have a quarter in one of my pockets." I didn't want to use my debit card again after spending twenty-seven dollars on the sodas and popcorn. After cautiously sliding my lint-covered quarter across the counter towards the barkeep, he reached down and pulled a flat piece of the stiff beige paper up and in three seconds created an origami in the shape of an open-faced box and handed it over. Now we were prepared to be amazed by the IMAX that was looming at the end of the hall past the first five inferior screens filled with parents and toddlers in one and surly teens in the other. The IMAX with its large entrance area was devoid of any flat surfaces on which to rest our 25-cent caddy loaded with top-heavy sodas and popcorn when my better half asked me which seats we were assigned to. Of course, by this time, I had completely forgotten what the young man who scanned my ticket had told me, as it was all I could do to remember how to get there in the first place. With no table or chairs to rest the caddy and my wife unable to juggle that plus her handbag while also providing me with an array of good ideas about finding tickets and not forgetting seat numbers in the first place, I had to squat to the floor and set the caddy down, stand up again to find the tickets in the third pocket I checked. With that settled, I squatted unsteadily and recovered the origami holding our salty and sweet payload and stepped into the Amazing IMAX Theater. The first thing we noticed were the seats. Those sitting in them on the first row to our right looked so small - only heads, arms and legs were visible. No torsos. The cushions had collapsed to the point of nearly swallowing their occupants like an orange Venus Flytrap with an appetite for senior citizens. As we continued, we saw some seats that were empty, showing their cracked leather like something you'd find in a "57 Nash at a Pick and Pull. We made it to our seats closer to the top of the stands and found that the armrest had apparently been attacked by one Frederick Krueger. After swinging the old, stained wooden tray out of the way, I turned around and slowly descended into my seat. The experience lasted longer than it should have. I knew that after I had passed the point where I thought I should stop sinking and seeing my knees from an entirely new perspective, I was probably going to yell "I've sunken in an IMAX seat and I can't get up!" The horsehair or whatever was used to stuff these seats was likely gleaned from the unfortunate casualties in the Civil War. The leather-like material covering them was a wrinkled mess reminiscent of a very old elephant's derriere, and to complete the horror of it all, there were no toggle to press to recline and/or raise one's legs like the other 10 screens at the Gig Harbor Galaxy. This - was just - a chair. The Mighty IMAX struck out with this patron. But Elvis was the best 90-minutes I've spent watching anything for a while. The popcorn was pretty good, too. The origami caddy is on my kitchen counter waiting to be used another day.

Stopped by here today to see 'Rebel Without a Cause' with my folks, my Dad had saw the event in a…read morenewspaper advert. The theatre was pretty easy to find and parking in the area was simple to find for the 2pm showing. The theatre is under renovation currently and all proceeds from ticket sales go towards the renovations. No 3 Tattoo sponsored the event and was raffling off a sweet swag basket and lo & behold my ticket won! My Dad was very nostalgic and had a great time, so did my Mom & I. The theatre will be amazing once restorations are complete. They are having a year long film series and I hope to stop by here again to support a great cause. A very nice day out in downtown Centralia.

I'm giving The Fox Theater a 5-star rating not for what they are, but for what they are BECOMING!…read more There is a small group of volunteers who are restoring this 1930s movie palace to it's former glory. When it's done, at 1,000 seats, it will be the largest performance space between Tacoma and Portland. COME! See a great movie, live comedy, burlesque, author reading, or musicians and know by coming you are SUPPORTING this amazing space.

Great shows, proper old school theater with good acoustics and local orchestra, easy to get in by…read morechecking surname

It's great that there's a place like this in Olympia. The staff were friendly, the movie screen and…read moreacoustics fine. But. Oh. My. God. The seats!!!!!! I can't go back. The seats are all old, springs broken, the seat portions slope downward. We tried a few in our one trip--and more on the way out (with our backs sore). Almost left a great movie due to the pain of these awful seats. I hate to rag on an local establishment run by volunteers and a fil society. But I feel the need to warn people for the sake of their butts and backs. Someone seriously need to get a fund raiser going to fix the awful seating. At the very least, bring your own pillows.