I'm a serious movie-goer. Like, 3rd generation super movie fan, I've even got projectors and a…read moremovie bar cart full of snacks at my house complete with a popcorn maker. So it's safe to say that I take my movie-going experience pretty serious, lol. So when this fancy new theater came to town, I was impressed! There are levels to movie theaters these days and this location at Celebration Pointe takes it up just a step. Complete with a bar parading its own extensive menu, it's one of the points to highlight here. The other 'regular' theaters in town offer beer and wine, but this location offers cocktails, beer, wine and more. Nothing like enjoying a movie with a lil buzz! Prices are definitely movie prices but what can you expect? I usually get a beer so I can't speak on the potency from the bartender, but they give a generous pour! There are far more screens here than the other theaters and include the RPX system in a few. With more seating than the others as well, I really appreciate the space between myself and other guests while visiting during the pandemic! The seats are super comfy and able to be reclined, which really takes the movie to another level for me because who wants to be all stiff watching the big screen? I've also enjoyed the team here whenever I visit, and feel like I'm greeted with nothing but smiles and great assistance. So as a super movie fan who is finally trying to get back to one of my favorite past-times, it's nice to know that we have another local theater to enjoy while I take in the best that the big-screen has to offer. :)

One of my fave theaters in GNV to go to. Very clean and the staff is always so nice. I caught an…read moreearly screening for Project Hail Mary (, iykyk) as it is the only large screen RPX format in the area. Later during the week I also caught another film at this location and everything as good as it usually is. I hope Regal plans to put and IMAX/4DX in the area soon so I don't have to travel to Orlando or Jax for action based films.

My partner and I enjoyed a matinee of A Quiet Place: Part 2 here. There's not a lot to say about a…read moremovie theater during a pandemic, honestly... limited staff and concession options are to be expected, but everyone was very friendly and the soda was appropriately balanced/mixed (we all know what it's like to get a beverage that has too much or not enough syrup). The auditoriums were comfortable with the recliner seats and the other patrons were quiet and respectful. One thing I will say: Regal recently updated their mask policy to relax it for vaccinated patrons and strongly suggest it for non-vaccinated patrons, I believe. I have no issues wearing masks (especially when watching a movie - it doesn't get much easier than that), but it was nice to be relaxed and remove it once people got settled and the movie began. I do hope that theaters continue soft seat-blocking with reserved seating for awhile so you don't have immediate neighbors unless the theatre fills up. It'll probably help people ease back into life after lockdown.

The movie started after 20 minutes of obnoxiously loud previews and when I went to ask staff if it…read morecould be turned down, they agreed to after the moved stared. , I think they did for a short while but then 1/2 way through they turned it up again. I had to put tissues in my ears and my friend put her ear against the seat to tone down the loudness. The staff there acted like it was out of their control. We saw Toy Story 5 and although it was a good movie, it was not a great experience with ridiculously loud volumes. I have been to movies all my life and the volume was quite messed up.

Loved the staff! 10/10. I paid cash and had an issue with the machine which didn't give me my…read moreticket and staff dealt with the issue immediately! Super friendly. Def recommend going to Epic for all your movie watching needs

My wife and I saw "Young Washington" in Epic Theaters and came away a bit disappointed...in the…read morevenue, not the movie. The movie was good (although I would've preferred it covered more of his life leading up to the American Revolution...but I guess that's for the sequel) but the venue left much to be desired. It was clean and the reclining seats were comfortable. The biggest issue was the seeming lack of sound insulation between auditoriums. We were in auditorium 6 and we can hear the booming sounds from an adjoining auditorium which took away from our viewing experience. That shouldn't happen. This was probably the first time we can recall experiencing this in any multiplex we've seen movies in. Disappointing to say the least. This was our first time watching a movie in Epic Theaters, being relatively new to Florida...and we might have to think twice before watching another one there.

We've been here as Harvest Host guests in our RV several times now. I make it a point to reserve…read morehere whenever we arrive to/leave from Central Florida because it is so enjoyable. We are always greeted warmly, parked strategically, and had the details explained to us upon arrival. Because our motorhome is 40' we have to park sideways so cannot see the movies out of the windshield as you would in a car, but we put out our lawn chairs and raised dog bed outside the rig and listen on our FM radio. We do tie the pups off to a post in front of us because others with dogs often park or walk nearby and ours are a bit too friendly. When the ticket booth opens, we pay for our tickets and concession voucher. The muffulettas and popcorn are both excellent! We were told we could run our generator before/after the movies but not during...worked out perfectly for us! Although our rig is self contained and didn't use them, bathrooms were nearby and open through the night. The even projected a free Valentines message between films as long as it was received a few days prior. Note: if you don't plan to listen from your car, you do need an FM radio...I don't think they have any of the old-fashioned window hanging speakers.

If it's your first time like us - it's an experience but only good for the one time! When you…read morearrive, there are two lines. The left is for movie 1 and the right is for movie 2. We accidentally lined up incorrectly and got a whole lecture how to read the signs. After paying $6 each and being charged an automatic $10 food voucher, we parked. The ladies working the concession stand are so rude. There's a sign that basically says "don't line up if you don't know what you want." The popcorn had been popped earlier so it wasn't warm and way too salty. The soda was flat, and the mozzarella sticks were again, salty. Apple Pay doesn't work! Movie started at 8pm and it was still daylight outside. The screen was still dark that no one could actually see the movie until an hour later. The instructions were to turn off the lights and engine, but the people around us had their engines on so the exhaust kept flowing through the lot. I wish there was an attendant that enforced the rules. Overall, it's an experience but they need to do better. I guess this is what $22 gets us.

The Priest Theater is a single screen theater in an older historic building in High Springs. They…read morehave showings on Fri, Sat, & Monday. They also have some showings on Thursdays from time to time. Friday the showing is at 8pm, Sat 6pm, and Mon 8pm. A couple years ago the theater had a successful crowd funding effort for a digital projector. The screen in the theater is nice, but the audio is a little muffled. It would be nice if they kickstarted an audio upgrade. Since the theater is a single screen you'll have to make due with a limited selection that tends to be on the family friendly side. They do cycle movies fairly quickly to make up for being a single screen theater. The theater itself is well kept and a pleasure to visit. You can tell that the people running the place care about their business. The concessions are well priced and steeply cheaper than the Regal theaters in this area of Florida. Even if you're not from the area it's worth a visit to experience a well run family operated theater.

I decided to mix it up and go to high springs from Gainesville to check this place out. This place…read morehas a lot of history and local feel so the rating is mostly based on what they are trying to do. Its a one theater set up and they dont have a lot of show times. Its cash only but super cheap. $5 for a ticket and you can popcorn and a pop for $6 (no refills). Thr quality of the picture is perfectally fine and they dont make it really loud like other places. A good amount of thr chairs are beat up but you have a lot of leg room. The main kicker is the AC isnt great so its pretty warm inside. To start off the movie the owner comes out and gibes you a financial update on the theater and addresses the cell phone issues which has a real small town feel to it. If you are looking to mix up the normal routinr i recommend making the trip for a cheap date night and then swinging by great outdoors for a drink or dinner.

Me and my son went and saw the Nightmare Before Christmas. I was so excited my favorite movie in…read morethe world we dressed the part. The price was not bad for the ticket. We sat in the back row. The movie was awesome. The staff was very nice greeted us sat us at our seats. We will be back.

I'm a Movie Buff. A Film Fanatic. A Big Picture kinda Babe. So my theater experience is important…read moreto me, especially since I signed up for Regal Unlimited. With Regal Unlimited, I can see as many movies as I'd like throughout the month, at any theater my choosing - how awesome?! Well, since I joined, I've had the pleasure of hitting all 3 local theaters and feel like I missed my calling as a Movie Theater employee and the free perks lol. With 3 options, it's easy to find your favorite and realize which offer what you want. For me, the concession stand is vital, the size and upgrades of the theater (especially within a pandemic!) and most importantly - comfy seating! Well, Royal Park is a cool theater but sadly, not my favorite of the 3 and maybe not #2. The location is great, but being the last theater in the city to be loved on by some upgraded renovations, what could be expected? While the other theaters are brand new or recently renovated, walking into Royal Park reminded me of going back to 1996. The carpets, the games, the decor - very much giving pre-Y2K, but that has nothing to do with the team that's there! Beyond the initial visual impression, my impression of the team was amazing. I was promptly greeted at the concessions counter by friendly faces who were so patient (because I'm incredibly indecisive although I always order the same thing lol) and so friendly! When my arms were full of snacks, a team member jogged up to open the door for me - what customer service, what a gentleman! So no, there are no reclining seats or fancy, freshly-made cocktails at this theater but the movie experience and the 5-star service is still being served up! :)

This is my new favorite cinema…read more I used to drive all the way to the AMC at Orange Park mall. I had the loyalty membership and went often on discount days and morning matinees when they weren't crowded. My three boys and I had the run of the place. But then we stopped going through the covid shutdowns and switched over to this closer cinema afterwards. Love them for the same reasons. Newer, cleaner. better service. The loyalty discounts on admission aren't nearly as good with Cinemark, but it's much closer for me and has some better food options nearby for the pre- or post- movie meals. The family is older and has more opinions on the meals and the venue.

This is a great theater for so many reasons but I have been going here for 6 years and the main…read morewomen's bathroom ALWAYS SMEELS BADLY OF URINE. No matter what day of the week. Use the hallways bathrooms as they do not smell. This theater has every kind of theater or entertainment arena type food that you could want. They even have Korean hot dogs but $12$!! They do a good job keeping everything else clean but the WOMENS BATHROOM NEAR THE EXIT. The young adults and teenagers who work here do a really great job. They're polite and sweet and kind.. I highly recommend the Korean fried chicken Nextdoor and then they really healthy place on the other side of that plus the gyros and salad A deputy was recently added because of the spiked Rick kids who live in the area who think they can do what the hell rhey want. Can you imagine a deputy sheriff has to be here in a very wealthy area? Because of rich kids? The deputy said that parent just come here and drop off their tweens and up and then when they get into mischief, they call and their parents are drunk and they can even come pick them up., There's always a pack of teen boys at the Walmart in the next plaza, running around like idiots in the store and on the sidewalks. They're loud and obnoxious and think this whole plaza is their playground and yeah, they're probably about 16.. There's no cops at the Cinemark in Orange Park. I'm sure.. You'll see kids as young as 11 years old just running a muck in the parking lot anywhere in the Durbin pavilion parking lot We are regulars here. I highly recommend the theater.

I'll be honest. This theater needs some TLC or a rebuild. It's too small to offer many showings…read more The ceiling tiles need to be updated they're stained with water marks, and one of the ACs in the theaters leak last I was there. Popcorn is good but ask for extra butter if you like it! They offer Pepsi products on tap and have a smattering of snacks to choose from. Overall the screens aren't bad and while the chairs are comfortable - I'd love to see one or two of the theaters with reclining seats. Overall not a horrible terrible theater but in need of some updating. Oh and bathrooms are clean! Always a plus.

65 dollars for 2 tickets popcorn and drink On a Tuesday…read morenight... Horrible service theatre is old

Nice to go to a local movie house that cares about their customers. Had a fun evening and hard to…read morebeat the prices. Makes me wonder why other theaters charge so much more. Will be back!

Always a Great time, Great value and Wonderful Staff. A Great evening out in Starke. First run…read morefilms and Fresh popcorn.

So Palatka is a small town and they definitely like to keep things simple here. Which is why I…read moredon't expect a large and fancy theater. This one is definitely not. It only has three theaters and are typically the most popular movies at the time. We've been a couple times and they are usually big box office movies that we know will be there. The tickets are super cheap, I think we paid $5-$7 max on a ticket and you purchase them at the concession counter that takes up the left side when you walk in and on the other are some arcade games. It's not super new, it feels a little dirty and old, but it's not terrible all things considered. Inside the theaters there are a good amount of seats with pretty stiff seats which thankfully have cupholders. Where my gripe really comes into play is with the cleanliness of the theaters. If you make the mistake of looking up you will see that the ceiling isn't covering all the piping and whatnot up there. And everything has just an incredible film of dust. It's just awful to look at. At any given moment I'm afraid that the vibrations from the sound will just knock a giant blanket of years worth of dust over everyone. How the employees are constantly sneezing or getting sick is beyond me. Other than that, the theater is nothing fancy, but a decent place to watch new movies. I believe it's the only option within maybe 30-45 minutes and I'm sure we will be back again.

A small theater but good. They have many deals. $5 before 6pm. $2 on popcorns, drinks and prezels…read moreon Tuesdays. Could get busy though. I was confused because I couldnt find the ticket booth anywhere. Turn out the cashier that sells popcorn also the ticket booth.