$6 movie Mondays are great. Kind of stinks they changed it from $5 but whatever. Deff recommend buying the tickets at the theater and not online. The online service fee kills the deal. You can skip the line and buy your ticket in one of the many electric kiosks they have inside the theater.
Dr. Bill Ramsay (Dr. TerrorEyes)1 year ago
It was my first time there. I just had to see "Top Gun Maverick" after hearing about it everywhere. It did not disappoint!! Great movie!!
For the theater, it was barely okay. I hated having to walk a long way (lots of people everywhere but in the theater). I also hated having to walk through another, very noisy, business to get to the theater lobby.
Sure, you get tickets at the friendly folks in the ticket booth, but getting inside is another chore. If I wanted to see, or walk through the middle of "dueling pianos" to get to a movie lobby, I would have bought tickets to a noisy, sing-along show. I was neither in the mood, nor at all interested in the task of trying to find my way through a singalong just to look for small curtain (a semblamce of a doorway or doorway). Really?? Spend a buck folks and make a real doorway.
Either the dueling piano bar is a pop-up event thing (I saw no signs indicating that) or the movie theatre industry is failing in the Villages.
The AC and temperature were fine in the theater. No ceiling fans were seen there. There was a only a shortly delay of previews and trailers before the movie. Way better than the 20 minutes of preview I've seem in previous years at other theaters.
After the film, most folks (including us) left out a side exit as to not have to endure the exploration of where that entrance curtain/pseudo-door was located.
I'll not be back to THAT theater again. I have heard there is a nice one in Mount Dora.
Tina Remson1 year ago
Theater was very clean. Staff was very helpful and kind. Plenty of variety with candies. Popcorn was hot and fresh. Soda tasted like soda; not something watered down. Theater seats were very comfortable. Will be returning.
Jamilya Rahming1 year ago
Bob, Kailey & the staff are amazing. They are always responsive and very helpful when I have events here. Highly recommend working with them. Thank you!\
Robert Alheim1 year ago
You almost feel your going in a old time theater. People are friendly, popcorn was good. Comfortable seats and a good movie, what more could you ask for.
Jude Alexander10 years ago
Very clean theater reminiscent of the Roaring 20's era cinema. Glass cases line the hallways displaying antique cuff links, opera glasses, and haunting black and white photography. Not a very wide selection of snacks, although perfect for a night out with many nearby restaurants and town square.
L. G.10 years ago
I enjoy first run movies here when I visit the Villages. The popcorn is freshly popped and delicious. Try the cheddar topping. I wish they had a theater or two with recliner seating. I'd never leave
Nate roupe10 years ago
Older theater seats suck ppl in front on you bang the legs into ur knees when they lean back. It's not 4k and sound isn't super modern and it's like a maze getting inside
For the theater, it was barely okay. I hated having to walk a long way (lots of people everywhere but in the theater). I also hated having to walk through another, very noisy, business to get to the theater lobby.
Sure, you get tickets at the friendly folks in the ticket booth, but getting inside is another chore. If I wanted to see, or walk through the middle of "dueling pianos" to get to a movie lobby, I would have bought tickets to a noisy, sing-along show. I was neither in the mood, nor at all interested in the task of trying to find my way through a singalong just to look for small curtain (a semblamce of a doorway or doorway). Really?? Spend a buck folks and make a real doorway.
Either the dueling piano bar is a pop-up event thing (I saw no signs indicating that) or the movie theatre industry is failing in the Villages.
The AC and temperature were fine in the theater. No ceiling fans were seen there. There was a only a shortly delay of previews and trailers before the movie. Way better than the 20 minutes of preview I've seem in previous years at other theaters.
After the film, most folks (including us) left out a side exit as to not have to endure the exploration of where that entrance curtain/pseudo-door was located.
I'll not be back to THAT theater again. I have heard there is a nice one in Mount Dora.