It was a great movie theater. A few blocks from our hotel in Vancouver and we got to see the new star wars movie - Mandalorian and Grogu. The staff was nice and very helpful. I would recommend it if you want to kill a couple of hours. read more

There are many showtimes available everyday. Buying tickets online and at the digital ticketing booth in person is easy. Regular movies are discounted at about $10 on Tuesdays (compared to $16 on other days). If you want to avoid the crowds, go in the afternoon or Mondays and Wednesdays. The scene points rewards program gives you back about 5% back in the form of points that you can redeem at Shell gas station or Safeway grocery stores. The staff are always very friendly and helpful. They thank us for coming every time and do a good job at cleaning the theatres. This theatre has a few special experiences. The IMAX theatre is very big with excellent sound and graphics. We have watched Tron: Ares, Mission, Impossible: Dead Reckoning and The Bride! in IMAX. This IMAX theatre is a lot bigger than Silvercity Riverport which only has 10 rows. The only complaint I have is that it costs $28. Screen X is a 270 degree experience with 3 screens with selected scenes using all 3 screens. We watched Scream 7 and 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple in Screen X. The two side screens are 90 degrees on the side walls and lower resolution. It would be better if the screens were 45 degrees. The side screens usually have some background images. They have two UltraAVX theatres which has enhanced graphics and sound. We watched How to Train a Dragon, Ballerina, Lilo & Stitch, The Black Phone 2, Nobody 2, Wuthering Heights and Reminders of Him in UltraAVX. The action movies are worth paying the extra $6 but we can't tell much difference with the drama movies except for the bigger screen. The IMAX and UltraAVX theatres on level 2 have new leather, high back seating that lean back. Theatres 4-9 upstairs still have old, cloth seats that need to be upgraded. Some of them are broken and still being sold. The other locations we have been to, including International Village, Metropolis, Marine Gateway and Fifth Avenue all have new seats and do a better job at not selling broken seats and taping them off. They have soda machines that have 100+ flavours to choose from including zero sugar and unlimited refills. My favourites are strawberry sprite and pineapple Fanta. It's about $7 for a medium. Getting the large popcorn is worth it as it's a lot bigger than the medium and you get one free refill. Unlimited popcorn topping. read more

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I come to this theatre quiet often and it's definitely one of my favourite one. It's very big! They have two floors with over 10 theatres and their food & snacks diversity is pretty big. The restrooms and usually always clean here (pro tip: go to their second floor bathrooms because those are usually always empty and clean). read more

we ended up going to superman because this particular showing had the best seats available, booked them just a few hours before the movie. we knew we were paying a bit extra for avx, but didn't realize it was a 3d screening until we saw the glasses at the entrance. unexpected, but honestly, the 3d made the experience more fun. the picture quality and sound were great, definitely a step up from a regular screening. theatre 2 was cool and comfy with decent ac. the seats rock gently and have cup holders, but they don't fully recline and there's no footrest. would've loved a vip option, but sadly there isn't one at this downtown location. in fact, there is no cineplex vip downtown. the popcorn was fresh, and they have a self serve 'topping' station (which is free), while butter and other flavour seasonings cost extra. remember when seasonings were free? the concession stand has all the basics, hot dogs, fries, nachos, so you won't go hungry. this cineplex is located at 900 burrard, spread over three levels with eight theatres. paid underground parking is available if you're driving. overall, a pretty smooth last minute movie night. read more

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We watched Dune 2 here in the D-box seats and they were AMAZING for that type of movie - totally immersive and just took the viewing to a whole new level!! We had a blast and would definitely recommend. During our family spring break trip, we came here to see Dune 2 bc we're huge fans and it had just been released (early March). After reading about the D-box seats we took a chance on them and I'm so glad we did. The seats pitch and shift and vibrate in choreographed sequence to certain parts of the movie and for an action flick like Dune it was insane. When they flew, we flew. When they blew things up, we shook from head to toe! And when they were riding the giant worms, I totally felt like I was right there riding them too - I don't know how the seats can simulate the action like that, but they really do and it just brings the movie that much more alive. I don't think the Dbox seats would be worth the extra money for rom-coms or dramas probably- but for any kind of action movies - definitely! The Dbox seats have an adjustment option for the intensity of the motions and vibrations in case it's too much for you. I have vertigo so I thought I was gonna have issues - but I had it at full tilt movement and I was fine. My only complaint was those seats don't recline. The theater itself has a special surround sound experience as well. It was clean and comfy. They have lots of food and drink options - anything you could want. We easily bought our tickets online and were allowed to choose our seats during booking. Prices were pretty decent given the enhanced experience- I'd say they're moderate. Location was convenient for us - we walked from our downtown hotel. But I imagine parking might be an issue if you drive in. read more

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you can have much better experience in park royal mall cinelex in west van than going over here. almost same prices but those guys have the best quality definiton screenings that these guys just can't match read more

My friends and I went into the theatre today to watch primate, they sold us tickets and food knowing what movie we were going to watch and yet once we arrived to the entrance they denied our access due to us not having ID. It is not our fault that we did not know and they weren't very kind about it even though it was solely the theatres fault. We took some time in the bathroom to reconvene about what we were going to do instead, and a lady named Andrea evesdropped on our conversation and made a comment about which bathroom my trans friend was going into. We later talked to a very kind woman named jovi who gave us refunds. overall a waste of our time and a very easy problem to solve by just checking ID at the door. Wouldnt recommend read more

Great experience Beautiful place to watch a movie. Will definitely visit again. Love the meal also.

I got some courtesy passes from cineplex after almost breaking a finger at a vip theater (tables jammed would not slide and suddenly did and my finger slammed into something metal under the table and seat arm rest area) I was told by email customer service that I can go to a theater to redeem them for a movie later in the night. They did not tell me you had to go to the actual location you wish to see the film. To redeem for that theater Who would go twice to the theater same day?? To book. And then see movie. So I had asked the ticket boy blocking the entrance to the upper level film area. And I had asked for manager. He said that was the manager (in his ear). And I said I wanted to talk to the manager. He had this bored look and grudgingly paged manager. Manager was more upbeat and lively. Explained the way to redeem them. Same message. But explained like he genuinely cared and was helpful. Vs bored and unenthusiastic voice and tell me sorry can't help you I had asked the boy about ticket person. Said it's self serve. Asked what if we need human help. Said come back after 2 or 2:30 pm? It was weird. Usually theater people are all chipper bubbly and chatty. Not this guy. Lmao. He must be so bored standing there. I do feel for him. It's a big theater from the looks of it but they could make it look "more open for business" from outside perspective. Cuz it's tinted doors. You cannot tell if they are open. At all. read more

This theatre used to be a nice place to visit. Not anymore - no customer service, prices have been raised to the moon and value for your money is 0/10. Just a massive rip-off. $5 for a small plastic bottle of coke from the machine ? Hello ? Are you guys insane ? The movie I watched was on the 3.rd level and it was hot as heck, at least turn the air conditioning on instead of being Uber cheap. Last time visiting this theatre due to your blatant greed. 0/10 I would give you ZERO STARS if the app let me. read more

Scotiabank Theatre - Scotia Theatre - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Thanks Yelp and Eric for the invite to preview of the Jurassic World Dominion. Twas a blast. Always enjoy coming here. Large facility and easy circulation. Lot's of amenities and food choices. Jurassic World Dominion was a fun/horror movie for the whole family. They will definitely sell more toys and rides. Hopefully it doesn't become a reality. read more

This is an absolute garbage of a place, begging to be closed down. I'm telling everyone and their dog to never come here. Staff has zero respect for customers and can't fathom the concept of customer service. I paid for a non-working d box chair. Instead of reimbursing the $6 difference, they spent 5 minutes investigating what I did wrong and refused to help. Don't waste a dime going there. Wait for the movies to come out on streaming. read more

Been visiting this theatre since it first opened in the 2000s, so I have to admit that I generally like it (except for a couple of former staff members that used to work here - let's just say customer service did mot come naturally to those former staff). Used to live a block and a half away for nearly seven years, still live not too far away and is the closest Cineplex location for me. I used to be the number one TimePlay player at this location before TimePlay was pulled. Been here hundreds of times. On this visit I saw the new Conjuring (2021) film. read more

Scotiabank Theatre - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Downtown Vancouver does not have many options when you want to watch a movie in the most central location, but when you do want to see the big hits, and whether you are stuck in downtown, live in downtown, or passing through downtown you are coming here, and hopefully you have already pre-bought your tickets and booked your seats. Cineplex seems to have cornered the market on taking all the big blockbusters and with their impressive sound and big picture set up.... got the market in their hands, and unless you want to watch the movie in less impressive settings.... you will be here. I've come here for two day one Star Wars showings practically in the middle of the night, including many day one showings of Marvel movies and as they say, as long as you have great seats you will have an enjoyable experience. With that said, I have sat on the corners..... like right along the wall a few times, and they are really not the best for sitting, have not tried the front 4 rows so I will not comment, but for the most part, with the screen, and the sound they are implementing, it is the place to see movies in Vancouver. As this theatre is built vertically, the first floor is where you buy tickets at the digital kiosks, or print and pick-up your online buys, or if you need to use vouchers, the customer service booth is here. Also what is here, is the gate-keepers that check your tickets and provide you 3-D glasses if your movie needs it. Then you go along escalators to either the second or third floor. Just know that they have their food vendors on both floors outside the theatre, so if you need to dash out of a movie for some eats, or a drink... or even the washroom, the layout works and you will not be too far from the action when you need to go back. For some people who have written that there is no free parking and would rather be at International Village watching a movie, well sorry to tell you that you will not be watching the big new blockbuster movie there, as even though both are Cineplex locations, this one plays the premium movies compared to the lesser of the two. As for viewing and seating, as long as you are in the center rows, as long as they are not the front 4, are all pretty good in terms of viewing range. Also that armrest that separates you from your neighbour can be raised if you are the hand holding, on date #???, type of person that likes to sit close to that special someone and doesn't need the drink holder. I know I have probably another Star Wars to watch here, and what is good is that afterwards, cause you are in downtown, everything is just a short walk away. read more

Scotiabank Theatre - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Tried this cineplex location this weekend for the first time, as it was the only location in the area still playing the movie we wanted. We were there for a midday showing, and the theater was pretty dead. We purchased food on the second floor, all served hot and seemingly fresh. We were bummed the theater didn't do reserved seating, but very pleased it has comfy seats and a great stadium set-up...perfect for height-challenged moviegoers that can't always see well otherwise (especially compared to Fifth Avenue Cinemas where I had a hard time seeing with the flatter theater layout). As for cleanliness, the restrooms, concessions, and seats appeared pretty tidy...as far as theaters go at least. Overall, good experience. read more

One of the few theatres downtown, Scotia provides a getaway for those who are bored of Netflix. Free parking here simply doesn't exist during the day. For this reason alone, I would recommend Tinseltown over this place any day, all else being equal. The nearby streets do have some spots here and there in the evening if one times one's arrival correctly. This alone drops the place one star. For the yuppie types though, this place literally is smack in the middle of the downtown core. The place is split into 3 levels, with 3 big theatres on the 2nd floor and 6 smaller theatres on the 3rd floor, with giant long escalators connecting the floors. There are concession stands on the both upper floors, though the 3rd floor one always seems to be closed. That probably won't matter to most people though, as the food is an insane rip, as usual. Hitting a nearby bar is cheaper than getting stuff here for crying out loud. The seats aren't as comfortable as the likes of SilverCity, but they do the job. Overall a somewhat decent venue, but it has since been surpassed by other competing theatres. The 2 things this place has going for it is the location, as well as the lighter traffic. read more

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Wow! Theatres in the States need to take note from this place as it was one of the best theatre experiences I've had. I love all the food options this theatre had! There was such a wide selection it felt as if you were in a food court. I've certainly never seen a theatre with a "bistro" or serving full-fledged meals. The theatre premium theatre was also enjoyable as the screen was really big! The only thing I wish they had were reclining seats like AMC then it would have been 100% perfect. And, above all, this theatre was CLEAN! Kudos to Cineplex. Bravo. read more

Scotiabank Theatre - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I always like this theater. Its close by and the best part is that they have multiple theater rooms. They have upgraded their pop machine and now they have multiple options in drinks. This is so cool. Came here to watch Star Wars. Loved the theater rooms. Its clean and seats are spacious. Too bad the Dbox seats were all sold out. Would love to sit in them. The theater is located downtown so its always busy. Parking is costly. So I suggest taking the bus. This is a three floors theater. read more

Scotiabank Theatre - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Came to watch a movie on a Wednesday night with the Mrs. purposely on a night when we knew it would not be busy. It was clear sailing as far as wait times go, kinda. Whether to buy our tickets or at the concession stand there were never more then 2 others, besides ourselves, in line at a time. In fact there were only 5 others in the theater we were in to watch our movie. These facts are what makes it hard to accept that we waited at every point. Whether to buy tickets, junk food or frozen yogurt we were ignored until we called out for an employees attention. Once one of the 8 finally felt we deserved some tending and left their circle of gossip, only steps away from us, the service was weak at best. With as many of them that were standing around joking and having fun you think us or one of the others waiting to be served would be without a customer having to call out to them. When your paying $5.50 for a single pop you hope they appreciate the fact that you are willingly being ripped off so we can see a film on the big screen for yet again an inflated price. All round, from the purchase of our tickets until we took out seats, if we had to interact with a employee of the theater we were treated as though we inconvenienced the staff by just being there. It's a hangout for them and if your not your not there to hang with them then your gonna wait. Here comes Netflix! read more

One of the bigger movie theatres in Vancouver that plays all the box office hits and newer releases. It's conveniently located downtown about a 5-7 minute walk from the skytrain station. However since it's in the heart of downtown, finding parking is really, really annoying. I'd highly recommend taking transit if you can. I've come to Scotiabank to watch numerous movies and every experience has been the same. I usually buy my tickets online and pick them up in the theatre, which has always been a really smooth process. They have kiosks right by the entrance and all you have to do is enter in the code found in your email and then the tickets will print. Or you can get an e-ticket sent directly to your phone. I honestly can't remember the last time I bought a ticket in-person. That's the way with technology, I suppose. The theatre is huge and is spread out between 2 floors. There are snacks and concessions on both floors, but every time I've been the 3rd floor concessions have always been closed. So make sure to stock up on snacks on the 2nd floor. It's really easy to find where each theatre is and the signage is really clear and obvious. The theatres are big and the seats are comfy. I'd recommend coming early to snag good seats, especially on the weekends or if it's a newer movie. read more

I never liked that place a lot to begin with but today was the last day I'll ever go there. The movie starts and there's a painfully annoying yellow filter for some reasons over the screen that no technician seem to see. A bit later they stop the movie and pretend they will fix the issue. They start the movie OVER but the yellow filter remains and no one cares. I just watch a 3 hours Marvel movie in yellow. I say money back! read more

Attended this theatre on Saturday, June 18, 2022. It's a 4+ story theatre with very high ceilings (due to the movie screens of course). No a single escalator was working and our movie was on the 4th floor. How could all the escalators be broke at once. Theatre seems to be run down and not well maintained. read more

5 stars for Wes Anderson's quirky, "The Grand Budapest Hotel" and at least 3.5 for this enormous downtown megaplex. Its box like and ticket prices are north of $13 per head and my main complaint is that they showed a very popular movie on a Saturday night in a fairly small theater, so there we were in the nosebleed seats out of limited options. Good central location downtown and a pretty fantastic view of the city from inside the theater on the second floor. There are a few decent places nearby to grab a bite nearby including a Japadog stand directly kitty-corner from the theater and a kooky Japanese sports bar with lots of fried tasty stuff (known to aficionados as izakaya) right next door. If you want a splurge and a movie, Le Crocodile is right down the street! I do love an urban set theater though, so this place is a-okay with me. read more

Concession is great. Seats aren't bad. Cinema is always clean and unlike some, the floors are not sticky. Just wish ticket prices were lower so we can go more often. read more

I Went there on Sept 5. That was scary. The majority of people in the theatre weren't wearing masks throughout the whole move. I hope someone from cineplex is reading this, maybe a reminder to put your masks on when not consuming food please would be helpful. Would I go there again during the pandemic- I don't know. read more

Still amazing, and now they have AVX, so you can buy in advance and just walk in and sit down, no fuss no muss. Sure, it costs a few extra bucks but you can just walk in 5 minutes before the film starts without worry for where you might sit! It's awesome, especially for big new releases! Also wanted to point out that contrary to what I've noticed seems to be popular belief, this place is owned by Cineplex and only branded Scotiabank, thanks to the massive shared customer loyalty program they share (SCENE). If that program ever goes away you can bet the ScotiaBank banding will too! read more

Scotiabank Theatre - Now with extra ridiculous drink containers - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

hello everyone! just finished participating in a yelp elite event! first let me say thank you for the opportunity! the movie "The Big Sick " was awesome. funny romantic comedy that i highly recommend to everyone! the theatre was awesome too. big, nice and clean! parking close by at GoPark -- only $6 from 3pm to 11pm. cant beat that at dt vancouver... seats were bigger than normal movie seats...theatre was clean and didnt smell horrible...food lineups werent long..( maybe coz it was weds night)... only negative thing to mention was that my pulled pork sandwich was nothing to rave about. pork was mediocre and had so so bbq sauce...bun was ok. fries were so so as well...wife liked her chicken sandwich though. i had a bite and it wasnt dry...was better than my pulled pork for sure. in any case, i will be back for sure for more movies at his location. cheers and more power to yelp!! read more

Scotiabank Theatre - my so so pulled pork sandwich! was hungry so whatever! - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Awesome location, food on all 3 levels & despite lots of ppl buying food, it's not as congested like Richmond/Burnaby Silvercity. Plus the TCBY has its own separate counter, that's an extra star itself ;) Highly recommend the Sliver chocolate ice cream with the Skor toppings. The trick is to use the elevator as much as i can when i'm in a rush, esp. if you're watching Theatre 7, 8 & 9; it's a heckuva long wait to go thru the escalators thru the crowd, esp. with slow pokes. Even if you have to wait a bit as it does go to the underground parkade too. Watched Gangster Squad, lots of action but little storyline but at half-price Tuesdays, sure why not...otherwise, it's a rental flick read more

Scotiabank Theatre - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Your typical multiplex cinema, with various theatres featuring all the bells and whistles short of IMAX. Reserved seating is available for most shows, a huge plus in my books. Comfy seats, great sound, and concession prices no more outrageous than anywhere else, although lacking the choices to eat you'll find at the Collosus theatres. If you're looking for art house pics you likely need to go elsewhere, but for blockbusters in the heart of the city this is the place to be. Be warned, during the summer months when the big releases come out you'll sometimes find only 2 to three movies playing between all their theatres. When I went recently all (is it 11 or 12?) screens were divided between Avengers: Infinity War, and Deadpool 2. read more

I don't live close to this theatre anymore so very rarely get the chance to go. When they are showing something I'd like to see, it's often in 3d or ultra AVX etc which I am not interested in upgrading to. Further, the parking in this area is absolutely atrocious. Sometimes this means driving around for half an hour and then if luck smiles upon me, only walking a dozen or so blocks back to the theatre! Really though, when tickets are $12-$18 who wants to pay an additional $10-15 to park? For this reason alone, Tinseltown is still my go-to as they continue to offer free parking downstairs. They also have a food court downstairs which, though it might not be my first choice, has some decent choices at a reasonable cost. I also like Fifth ave for their small-town theatre feel and parking options. On my last few visits to Scotiabank, I have had the misfortune of sitting on a broken seat. The springs were essentially poking right through the seat cushion, and I had no option to choose a better place to sit. Coming out of the theatre I mentioned this to an employee at the conclusion. He apologized and called a manager over, which took some time. I was given a free ticket and from speaking with both employees it sounds to me like this is not uncommon. Pro-tips - Tuesdays are still cheap movie night. If you have a scene card you get an extra 10% off - $6-$7. Cineplex also offers Family Favourites on Saturday mornings for $3/person. http://www.cineplex.com/Events/FamilyFavourites Movies like Night at the Museum, Hook etc show at 11AM with part of the proceeds going to charity. read more

Because I'm close to 6' tall, I normally have issues with leg room at the movies, especially when someone tries to squeeze in front of me to get in/out of their seat. Fortunately, it's not a problem at the Scotiabank Theatre because their seating is very spacious. I love the newest theatre, which allows you to book your seat when you purchase your ticket. No more lining up hours in advance to get a good seat, just buy your ticket ahead of time! Too bad they don't have this service for all the movies. The only reason I'm not giving this place 5 stars is because of their astronomical concession prices - not to mention their sizes for drinks. "Would you like 500ml, 600ml or a GALLON of pop?" "It's onlly 25 cents more, so I'll take the gallon, please. But make it a soda water - no human needs that amount of sugar in their body. I'll also take the giant bucket of popcorn seeing as it's only 50 cents more than the small." Convenient location and plenty of automated ticket machines so you can avoid lineups (for the most party, anyway) Just be sure to give yourself plenty of time if you plan on buying anything at the concession. Why is it that people don't have their mind made up by the time they reach the counter? You've got ample time to decide while waiting in line! Geez. Now I'm craving popcorn... great. read more

Most movies are very dull they need to change what ever they need too, Avatar was so dull that I had to come back home and check the trailer on my tv which was 100% better, the colors could be seen on my TV but not at the theater sad. read more

While I'm reluctant to patronize multiplexes, this place regularly wins by default given its sheer proximity to my place. As far as theatres go, this one is fine. The service isn't exemplary and the automatic ticket sellers are often on the blitz but the theatres themselves are comfortable and big. They regularly show box office hits as opposed to art house fare. read more

Scotiabank Theatre - Cinema Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Conveniently located across the street from my place of work, this is a great spot for a sneaky lunchtime matinee. When a day warrants an extended lunch a yummy hot dog, a bag of popcorn and a flick are on the menu. The seats are cozy and the floors aren't sticky but I could do without the 30 minutes of car commercials before the coming attractions before the featured film. I do have to get back to work! Nine out of ten... will go again. read more

We were impressed with the performance. Great venue. Surprised by the lack of audience. Love theatre is awesome

This might be the craziest theater experience I have ever had. We ventured out and around downtown Vancouver and decided to catch a movie. I mean how hard is that, right? We were crossing the street, from where we had parked and my husband said, I wouldn't want to walk up those stairs. At first I was looking at the fire escape stairs and laughed and then I looked where he pointed and saw through the window a set of stairs that looked like it was 3 stories straight up. These stair will come back in a minute.... We go inside, and its crowded, people are getting their tickets at the kiosk, which had I known I would have downloaded the app and done the same thing, but the line moved pretty fast. We got to the counter and asked for tickets for the new DBox seats. She swung the seat chart around and told us to pick. We had never seen this before, and thought it was just for those type of seats. Unfortunately, there were no two seats together so we had to go regular seats. Then she pointed to the chart again and said pick the seat. We probably looked so out of the loop, but we finally got it nailed down. I am still not sure I like this pick my seat like an airline and go in. This was a 10:30 showing and we barely got two seats together, which that's fine, just know this is popping place stays busy. They had a great concession stand choice going from popcorn to poutine, love it Canada. They also had small toys and gifts and several counters of snack options, not just the popcorn one. We get the popcorn and head out to find theater. It was theater one, which looked like you would be going upstairs. We walk over to it and see the escalator is out of order. I know Canadians love their fitness but looking up this staircase was not appealing, but about the time we were deciding there had to be an elevator, I went to verify theater one was indeed up the stairway to heaven. Thank God I asked, it was tucked behind the wall to the restrooms it looked like, not super obvious. Overall, great place to go to see a movie, we thought it was cool the way they played interactive games on your phone while you waited. I would go again and if you are downtown, it is a great place to see a movie. read more

12.50 for a movie 8 for parking You made for the most expensive movie going experience i've ever had, Scotiabank Theatre. Not coming back. read more

This theatre was adjacent to our hotel so both on our first night in Vancouver and our last day (due to rain), we went to the movies on our vacation. This place is 3 stories tall and very cold feeling. The movies are expensive at $12.50 per adult ticket and they do not have matinee showings. The second floor is where the "food court" is with the regular popcorn, candy and pop offerings but also a TCBY, a pizza hot dog joint, a bubble tea place and last but not least a Burger King! I had never seen a name brand establishment in a movie theater before and had to look. They had mostly the same menu but at a way elevated price-extra value meals were anywhere from $8.50 to $14.00! The individual theaters were large and stadium seating. They were fine but the seats did not recline nor did the drink holders go up. All in all decent but not even close to comfy. read more

I went there on a Tuesday night( not a good idea,cheap movie night) purchasing the tickets was easy enough and the line up moved pretty quickly. The staff were a little out of it,maybe they were just tired it was after 8pm,proberley past their bedtime. The seats are on the small size and finding your way to a seat is a challange,several of the floor lights were out. The sound was good and the projector's lamp was nice and bright(Usally the lamps are dim and on the verge of burning out) Overall a pleasant experience. read more

Scotiabank Theatre - you'd be 4 stars if only -You'd allow a scene card to be per ticket, not per purchase. Why must I type in my information twice if I'm buying 2 tickets? -You'd play something, anything when you know people are sitting patiently for an hour waiting for a show to start... I'm guessing you could make more cash on advertising there, just sayin' -When I order a small popcorn with butter (that costs $7!!!!), and there's FRESH popcorn popping right behind you, you'd have the courtesy to scoop a fresh batch rather than reaching into your stash of luke warm, almost stale kernals. I can't believe I didn't complain and demand the just popped batch. Well I ate m&ms that I snuck in along with an adult beverage, not once, not twice, but every time I come to your theatre. You hear me? Every time! You're lucky you're pretty and that you have lots of showtimes, theatres, clean bathrooms and the convenience of being within walking distance to me, or else I'd be sneaking in my own popcorn too (and I don't have a microwave!) read more