The bathrooms here are disgusting. The staff is rude. Their manager finds complaints. Funny they…read morehave zero de-escalation skills there they will not tell you when other managers are coming in. Sean one of the lead managers there or so he says he is is the worst him and whoever he was with find issues funny skip this place. It's not worth your time or your money what you spend on movies you should be treated with a lot more respect and go to places as a lot more cleaner.

Nice theater-comfortable seating. Easy to see and hear the…read moremovie! I definitely recommend.

I really love this movie theater, it's truly a hidden gem. There's usually not a big crowd, the…read morepricing is reasonable, and the theater is always clean with comfy seats. I recently watched Avatar: Ash and Fire here during their matinee timing and had a great time; the movie and the overall experience were both excellent. I've also hosted my daughter's birthday party here, and it was a huge success. We rented out the entire theater for the premiere of Moana last year, and it was such a fun and memorable experience for everyone. Another bonus is the convenient location right next to Costco, making it easy to turn errands and entertainment into a one-stop shop. Definitely keep this theater in mind when deciding where to watch a movie, you won't be disappointed!

Movie wise it's great. Food wise it's horrible. Got sick more than once. They have no issue deep…read morecleaning in front of customers. The paper towels are black. The fountain soda dispenser. Is dirty as well if you get a soda get it from the bottle.

Hello Darlings…read more.. Hubs and I stepped out in Asbury today! Glory! First time at this theater on Cookman Ave and without further ado we must get to the matter at hand... It's right off Main St between the Cookman Creamery and The Speakeatery (review forthcoming). It's a small, three-auditorium cinema. Each theater has a capacity of roughly 70 seats, with about 6 or 7 rows. The screen is appropriately sized for the space and the sound quality is nice. It's comfortable, clean, and very tasteful. A Sunday matinee sees about $13 per ticket (seniors $11) for first-run films. The concession stand has the standbys in addition to some prepared by local businesses on the thoroughfare. Unless you're following Your Host's Low-Carb Life, please take advantage of their concessions, as this is apparently the main avenue of the theater's profit margin, which in turn, keeps them in business. The only peeve Your Host has is the number of previews you get exposed to before the main feature. Fortunately darlings, that's far fewer than what you get when you head out to the major multiplexes...those seem to go on for ever and a day... Overall, our debut visit to The Showroom was marvelous nonetheless. They will be taking over the Beach Cinema in Bradley Beach in the coming weeks, and we look forward to visiting them at that location when it opens. Oh yes...Jonathan...have you been here? TTFN

I enjoy soulless mall theaters for their steep slope seating big bathrooms easy parking…read more So encountering an art house in 2018 is a new kind of bless while still taking movies seriously. An A picture at Metro. Thank you Showroom family

I had bought tickets for the wrong evening called the management Dan and he set me up for the next…read moreday perfect could've asked for better ServiceI'm

the seats are great but it all is ruined by the fact that you can't just walk in and sit where you…read morelike. Last time I went there were ladies being very talkative and how terrible for anyone sitting near them. It just creates problems.

The seating is very uncomfortable if you want to sit closer to the stage. Not to mention parking is…read morea nightmare

While I hate to give any historic building like this a low rating I can't honestly give it more…read morethan two stars without completely lying. Is it a cool old building with some beautiful details? Sure. Is it a good venue for any show with sound? Definitely not. Is the building one giant safety hazard by modern standards? Ummm...I'll leave this one up to who ever is handing out C of O's in Asbury Park. When I saw that Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes were going to be showing their new film at this theater I scooped up two tickets for me and my husband. There wasn't much detail on the tickets besides the start time of 6pm. When we arrived around 5:30pm we were greeted to a huge line that wrapped in front of the theater and down Ocean Ave. Turns out the doors didn't open until 6pm and the show didn't start until after 7pm. We were about midway on the line and when we got to security the guy in charge of security was yelling at everyone checking bags and people to speed it up. My bag was barely checked and they didn't even use the metal detector wand on my husband. Can't even imagine that they checked anyone at all after us. We walked upstairs and decided to grab a couple of drinks and snacks. Again we were greeted to huge lines which only got worse when everyone else started coming in behind us. We walked in to go to our seats. The usher was very nice and overly concerned about telling us where not to step and to watch our step. I didn't really notice the lack of handrails until we sat down. The railings in the balcony area are definitely not adequate. They are either extremely low or non-existent. Although the rows have a decent amount of space in front of you the actual seats are very small and on top of each other. My biggest issue here is the sound. We saw a movie and people speaking on stage so it wasn't as bad as I imagine any kind of music performance would be. There was no speakers at all in the balcony area (unless they were off). The only speakers I noticed were on each side of the stage. When the movie started it sounded like we were watching a bad bootleg. The acoustics in the theater were awful. I think this could be an amazing theater once again but it needs some major work throughout to get there.

After all my complaints about evil concertgoers, it seems fair to praise the audience at a recent…read moreBreeders show. No one talked and everyone paid attention to the music. Revolutionary! The clean sound system provided a pristine experience for crucial 90s moments like the opening bass of Divine Hammer. Orchestra seats were surprisingly the same price as most of the balcony, no idea whether that's a Ticketmaster thing or a Count Basie thing. Venue entry was quick and painless. There were no bathroom lines at off-peak moments, at closing time there were lines but not of record lengths. Geography note for NYC-area people: it's walkable to the train station but you might be waiting a bit.

We normally love this venue...including fantastic staff. We've never sat in the main section of the…read morebalcony prior to seeing Pat Metheny in September 2026. If you're not in the first row of the main balcony the seats in the balcony are torture. There's only enough room to breathe - that's it. We had to leave after about 45 minutes it was that uncomfortable. Other old venues I've been in have retrofitted in new seating. The Count Basie Theatre needs to do the same. Ruined what should have been a lovely evening.

WoW as volunteer, their coordinator Madeline is a MIRACLE -- super inclusive, PROFESSIONAL, and…read morefriendly. She makes HUMID summers in NYC AWESOME! I'll volunteer as long as she's running the show!

Great experience. A highly recommended Brooklyn end of…read moresummer experience. I liked the short film that played before the main film more than the main film, but I also enjoyed the main film. It was the first time I've seen a movie outside of my own home since February or early March. I'm really grateful for this experience as I had never been to drive-in movie theater in New York. The Sunset Park location is beautiful. We were given free potato chips when we parked. I had so much fun.

I visited AMC Freehold recently to see a couple movies in one night. First off, the employees here…read morewere pretty relaxed and made it easy to order and scan in our tickets. The line moved pretty quickly for concessions and we were able to get our popcorn and refill with ease. They had a great selection of collectible popcorn buckets and cups. The seats were comfortable and had the reclining feature. I also thought the screen and audio quality for the films were decent. Cleanliness at this theater is not the best. The main concessions area had a bunch of spills, and my cup holder in one of the theaters was pretty gross. I will say, the bathroom was pretty clean and I didn't have any issues finding a stall. I would consider coming back to this theater with my A-List subscription, but it's definitely not my favorite AMC. While the seating was comfortable, cleanliness wasn't great, and they didn't have as many food options as dine-in AMCs.

I've been to a few AMC movie theaters and this place has great seats that are wide, comfortable,…read moreand not ripped apart. Well maintained considering all the movie patrons. The floors are not sticky and the bathrooms are kept fairly clean compared to other movie theaters. It's also not freezing in the theater so you will be comfortable.

It's so far from where I live I barely go there . But the other day by mistake lol I ended up…read moreinfront of it & just randomly decided to watch a movie . Lucky me it was their discount day so paid less. Customer service was excellent, theater looks clean & colorful . I enjoyed the movie .

Best movie seating and best popcorn and the staff is very polite and accommodating to all its…read moreguests