We were visiting Savannah and ended up at the movies 2x…read more The theater is clean. The employees friendly. You pay for snacks and scan tickets at the front and then popcorn and drinks are self serve. I have never been to self serve popcorn but I loved it. You can fill and butter as you see fit. The seat backs are too high and I had to recline the seats in front of us so we could see the whole screen. It wouldn't be as noticeable if the seats were set up as stadium seating. There is no wall that blocks the light when the doors are opened, so that is also a downside to NCG. Since we don't live in Savannah we had to rely on fandango to find us a local theater. The AMC is general admission (no reserved seating) so we chose NCG. We would return, but they do need to rethink design.

This has become my go-to movie theater in Savannah. The staff is friendly and the theater is always…read moreclean. This theater allows you to select your seat and offers online ticket purchases or in-person. Concessions include movie staples such as popcorn, candy, soda, Icee, nachos, etc. They also offer select beer, wine, seltzers, and frozen cocktail options. NCG also has a rewards program and offers annual refillable popcorn buckets each year.

GTC is one of two movie theaters in Pooler and gives you that traditional movie theater feel…read more The screening rooms were built with the reclining seats in mind and are EXTRA comfortable! I would recommend purchasing your ticket in advance as they do work in a reserved seating format, not open seating. Kiosks are available in the lobby as well. If you have a mobile ticket you can go right to the attendant to see your movie. I've seen other comments stating that the line for concessions is long - that was our experience as well. Other that that, the staff was very nice and happy to help.

Jordan and I went to GTC Pooler Movies to watch The Devil Wears Prada and had such a great…read moreexperience. The theater itself is really nice, but what stood out the most were the chairs, super comfy and honestly kind of fancy. They have two different buttons so you can adjust your position, which made the whole movie even more enjoyable. The concession area was also very well stocked, with plenty of options, and everything felt clean and organized. On top of that, everyone we interacted with was friendly and welcoming, which always makes a difference. The tickets were a bit on the pricey side, not sure if it was because of this specific movie or if that's just the standard now but overall, it felt worth it for the comfort and experience. Definitely a great spot for a movie night!

"Classic" is one way to put it and if you're all about "newness" then skip it, but stepping into…read morethis theater is a bit of a trip back to the early 1990s and even some of the smell lingers. Paper tickets, too, which are fun but rare these days. The concession area is modest and they aren't pushing $15 popcorn and $10 soda on you the whole time, either. There is LOTS of room outside the auditoriums and inside them is clean and in good repair. The bathrooms could use a thorough cleaning but they aren't smelly or gross. Overall, this place is a nice step back in time and a nice alternative, especially for older movie fans.

I wish I could give AMC Classic Savannah 11 zero stars…read more We purchased over $40 worth of tickets directly through AMC online for a special showing. When we arrived, the theater had NO WORKING AIR CONDITIONING. In Savannah. In August. Expecting customers to sit through an entire movie in a theater without functioning A/C is completely unacceptable. I spoke with the manager before the movie even started and asked for a refund because the theater could not provide a reasonable environment in which to watch the movie. The manager refused to issue one and told me I had to request the refund online. So I did exactly what I was told--only to discover that AMC's website says the tickets are nonrefundable because this was a "special event." That is absolutely absurd. I did not change my mind about attending. I did not miss the showing. I was physically at the theater, before the movie started, asking for my money back because AMC was unable to provide a properly functioning theater. Hiding behind a "special event/no refunds" policy when the reason a customer is requesting a refund is a facility problem on AMC's end is disgraceful customer service. Even worse, the manager apparently had no ability--or willingness--to resolve the situation, while AMC's supposed customer-service phone numbers state that phone support is unavailable. So the customer gets bounced from the theater to the website, the website refuses the refund, and there is no actual person available at corporate customer service to resolve it. AMC took more than $40 of my money for an experience they were not reasonably equipped to provide and then essentially told me, "Too bad, no refunds." A no-refund policy should protect a business from customers who simply change their minds. It should not protect a multimillion-dollar corporation from taking responsibility when its own facility is the problem. I have already submitted a formal complaint to AMC with my confirmation number and expect this to be addressed. Regardless of whether they eventually refund me, the way this was handled at the theater was unacceptable. If you're considering this location, especially during the Georgia summer, I strongly recommend confirming that the A/C is actually working before spending your money--because apparently AMC believes a "no refunds" policy matters more than providing the basic service its customers paid for.

I decided to visit this theater specifically to experience the "World's Tallest IMAX" screen. Since…read moreI was seeing Project Hail Mary, I figured it would be a perfect movie to immerse myself in and this theater did not disappoint. My main tip, however, would be this: DO NOT PURCHASE SEATS IN ROW F, which is the first section in the back portion of the theater. What the online ticketing wont tell you is that these are partially obstructed view seats due to the "clear" railings. Although the railings are indeed clear plastic, they are about 5 ft tall and therefore directly blocking your view while sitting down. Instead, I would recommend purchasing seats either towards the front in rows G or H or all the way towards the back of the theater. It will be a much more enjoyable experience, especially if seeing a 2.5 hr or more movie like we did.

The staff were not very helpful. Young and not trained to help or have customer service…read more The sound in the IMAX was way too loud. It was distorted and could not make out the words spoken during certain scenes. Left with a headache. My last time to do a IMAX here. More is not better. Ruined the experience, at least for me.

The Lucas is a staple in Savannah. The building is a historic landmark. As a local I never tire of…read moreseeing it, going to a show, a concert, or more here. The Savannah Philharmonic calls the Lucas their home. SCAD has many events in the building. There is a small cafe at the front with popcorn, drinks, some small bites, and alcohol too. There is parking to be found on the street. Yes, you will need to pay for it. There are parking garages close too. The Lucas was recently restored a few years ago. It is beautiful. The theater itself is not huge. It is not meant for a gigantic audience. But it comfortably fits a very large crowd on two levels. I have sat on both levels. You see well from both. The Lucas is a building worth a visit.

Definitely visit the Lucas theater all newly renovated and beautifully done. It was amazing to…read morewatch the organist play the Wurlitzer along with watching the newly made silent film. A must see.

We always have a great time at the Savannah Theatre. We recently went to see A Christmas Tradition,…read moreand had a blast. The performers were absolutely amazing, and the balcony seats are a must. Concessions lines are always long, but if you time it right, you'll get goodies that are reasonably priced. Tip: largest quantity of wine gets you a refill for $2 off! It's such a sight at night, an a must thing to do when you're in the Savannah area.

Went to see Million Dollar Quarter...amazing theater, incredible performance! Will definitely be…read moreattending more shows there!

We saw Shadowlands. Great production! The theater has a very intimate feel. Would definitely…read morerecommend,

I have tried for several weeks to contact Muse Arts Warehouse to rent it for an event. After…read moreemails, texts, voicemails, multiple phone calls and even speaking to someone in the box office I have pretty much given up. I am a patron of their space and was really hoping to use it on a repeat basis, it is a shame that such a creative space is being handled so poorly that it can't be used for actual events. I also found it amusing when I recently received an email asking for donations, I tried to give them my money and in exchange I wanted to fill the space for a night, last time I check that's how this is supposed to work. For the sake of their business they should try and fix this problem soon, even if the answer is no about renting the space they should have the professional courtesy to return communication, every time you do things like this it effects your reputation and in turn financial supporters.

Beautiful gem that unfortunately hidden off the beaten path! Once you walk in you are drawn in by…read morethe modern feel of the lobby with its local art installations. It is spacious yet cozy. The auditorium is attractive and inviting. The sound is amazing. The bathrooms are clean and well maintained. I am here for TEDx talks and this is the perfect venue as it highlights area of our community not often utilized. The parking is not ideal, however, the sponsors have made the best of it. The entryway is welcoming and I hope to attend future events here.