I was very surprised by how big this location is!!! When I first pulled into the parking lot, I was…read moredefinitely thinking this was a smaller location but to my surprise it has like 17 screens, a large lobby with an arcade, party room, seating area, bar and concessions of course. The theater seats are heated & recline which I love. Generally cozy vibes. I'd definitely go here more if I lived in the area.

First timer at the Emagine Theater today (WBL). Nothing better than going to the movies and…read moreletting a story just take you into another world. And putting away your phone...love it. Went to see the Housemaid today. I am an avid reader of the author Frieda McFadden. I'm not sure if all the theaters here provide the same options/amenities as far as reclining seats, heated seats, etc. but it was so nice having a heated seat though I always bring my blanket just in case. I did buy some snacks at the counter (Buncha Crunch - my fav) and I was intrigued by their $7.75 special (small popcorn and drink) + $1 off a snack! Not a bad deal and it isn't just for kiddos! Next time I'm getting the popcorn for sure. The seats were comfy, everyone was respectful during the movie...overall great experience. They also have a small arcade at the front of the entrance. Lots of parking options too.

Went to AMC Coon Rapids recently and honestly? Sticker shock. I paid $42 just for two movie…read moretickets, then got a single beer that cost $14--$18 with tip. Add in a slushie, popcorn, and a fountain drink and that's another $27. That's over $85 for a basic night at the movies for two. That's just wild. Compare that to Mann Theatre in Champlin or Andover Cinema, where tickets and concessions are way more affordable. Both those spots have decent food, actual specialty drinks, and don't charge you like it's a stadium event. AMC Coon Rapids is clean, has recliners, and it's not a bad setup. It's just not that special, especially when the price tag makes it feel like I should've been at a premium experience. Bottom line: not worth the money, especially when better, cheaper options are just a few miles away. I won't be back.

You know, AMC is not my top choice - in fact, I actively avoid it because I'm a popcorn snob and I…read morehate their popcorn. I can't remember the last time I stepped foot in AMC and this was my first time at the Coon Rapids one. My friend and I wanted to see Moana 2 and she took the initiative to purchase tickets so we went here for the reclined seats (even though everyone has them now...). Anywho, it wasn't a terrible experience. She chose seats for us to buy tickets in advance and they were nice and the theater wasn't busy. Plenty of parking and everything was clean. Bathrooms are nice. Seats themselves were comfortable, no complaints. They have some vegan options for food too but I always just get popcorn and it was OK. Staff were friendly and efficient, gave me a lil water cup to go with my popcorn no problem. I arrived before my friend and didn't have to show my tickets to anyone, just walked right in to use the restroom and no one batted an eye. She had to hunt someone down just to show our tickets to put her mind at ease. We'll probably be back but not my first choice, no offense, just not my favorite branch of movie theaters. 3.5/5

Came here to see a "midnight" screening of Silent Night, Deadly Night. It was a special screening…read morewith the director Mike P. Nelson. We arrived a bit early to grab seats. Happy to see the seats were updated/upgraded from the last time I visited years ago. The seats don't recline but they are more plush, more comfortable than before. We grabbed popcorn and pop from concessions. I've always heard good things about the popcorn. It was good. Concession prices aren't too wild. The bathrooms are smaller, 2 stalls and 1 was out of order for women. I do like that the theater is connected to a parking ramp via a hallway. As well as the restaurants in the area. You can grab dinner and walk over to the movies w/out stepping outside (esp. in the winter).

I don't know what is better: one of the best savory, buttery, popcorn you'll ever have here OR the…read morelocation, beautifully tucked away and hidden from the busy, hectic city, where it is built alongside the Mississippi River and safeguarded within these comforting, charming European-vibe cobblestones. Would also not mind if they are equipped with more modern reclining seats. However, with its historic appeal and paralleling picturesque surroundings, it shouldn't matter.

My first visit to the Heights was great. I've been wanting to check it out for a while now as I…read moregenerally love movies and the charm of the older theaters. The staff were really nice and warmly welcomed me! I purchased my tickets at the theater as well as popcorn, matinee price was $10, not bad. There is only 1 screen at this theater. Seats were fairly comfortable - reminds me of the former Main Theater seats. The policy trailer was even entertaining. It wasn't too busy when I went so parking was very easy. Generally worth checking out movies here!

Found out about this place through a coworker. He mentioned the organ and I was sold. Checked the…read morewebsite for showings and saw they were doing the Shining on the day before Halloween. What a perfect movie!! Made the mistake of waiting to buy tickets and they sold out... but they added a second day! The whole theater is open seating so if you want the best spot, maybe arrive at least 15 minutes early. And if you go in the summer, you can bring in DQ from next door. But in the winter, it is in fact closed. I would recommend this as a classic thing to do in Minnesota! Check parking before so you know where NOT to park - I guess the church nearby is very specific about it.

There are only a few movie theaters left & this is the best one in the area. On Tuesdays, they have…read more$5 movie nights! The seats look the same as other movie theaters, but for some reason they are so comfy! We even tested the seats at another theater & agreed the seats in Champlin are much better.

I just finished watching the new Michael Jackson movie. I was so disappointed with my experience…read more first of all the service was terrible. They were just disrespectful and rude the whole time. then I get to the movie theater and all the seats in the theater are ripping. My whole seat was drenched in popcorn from the previous movie. I am truly upset with the exp I received from this place . I DONT recommend

It was so beautiful inside. We came in having bought cheep tickets. 7$ to see the Michael movie,…read morevs. 23$ at AMC. We were expecting the prices to be crazy for snacks to make up for the cheep tickets but they weren't at all! 5$ for a medium popcorn and 3.50 for a slushie (there was more but that's what we got. Plus the popcorn gas a bunch of extras you could put on from regular, dill pickle, jalapeno cheddar, and more. The movie theatre is great and it's first-come, first serve for seats. Also, it is all cash, they have an atm, but it helps to know!

good popcorn good prices (in this economy) very nice staff…read more there are literally couches for you to wait for the bathroom if i could rate it for 10 stars out of five i would!

Overall this is a great local theater with decent prices, and some great deals if you can attend…read moremovies mid week. Staff is always friendly, patrons appear to have a good time, and the location has been mostly clean on all of my visits. In my opinion, there are 2 opportunities for improvement: 1) the parent company needs to update to an app based rewards system. Plastic cards are not used at most other theaters, and the checkin system if you bought tickets in advance can be cumbersome. 2) Lubricate the gears on the recliners - some of the chairs are so loud that it's distracting / embarrassing (if you sit in one) - the chairs are comfy but once I'm in position I'm afraid to move because of the sound the chair makes.

This theatre is decently updated and modernized, the seats were nice and the concessions were…read morefairly priced. However, the sound in our theatre was off from the start. The subs were not on, and the right side speakers were not on, so the entire movie sounded completely off. I mentioned this to one of the attendants about 2 minutes into the movie, and they never fixed it. The whole reason to see a movie in a theater is the big screen and the great sound. Just another reason to stay at home and watch movies there I guess.

A nice movie theater!! Sooooo many options for seeing movies. They have heated seats, dine in (they…read moreserve you), or just a good ole theater experience in recliner seats. They have a bar and multiple food/concession options. My first time going here, seen Little. Got here early for the dine in experience. It was recommended getting there 15-30 minutes before showtime to order food. I ordered a buffalo wrap & the Spider-Man drink. The wrap was okay. The drink was good.

Today was extremely hot outside, and I had food with me that could spoil in the heat. I asked if…read morethe staff could help me by letting me leave it somewhere cool while we watched the movie, even offering to leave it on a table or in a safe spot. Unfortunately, there was no willingness to help at all. I understand that businesses have rules, but a little understanding and customer service would have gone a long way, especially considering we paid around $20 per ticket. The movie experience itself was fine, but the lack of empathy left a disappointing impression.

I did not visit a movie theater--I entered a temporal cavern where plotlines unfold slowly, popcorn…read moreechoes like ancient rain, and padded chairs cradle the psyche in fatherly indifference. Plymouth Grand 15 is delightfully mid, like a trusted familiar who brings no flair but always shows up with a functioning flashlight and slightly warm soda. The atmosphere hums in muted tones: gray carpets whisper "I used to be vibrant," and the reclining seats perform sacred posture rituals that slow time by 13%. The food is standard-issue concession prophecy--slushy spells, nacho illusions, and the sweet regret of $9.75 chocolate clusters. The staff are kind and efficient, as though trained by stoic monks who believe all cinematic chaos should begin exactly seven minutes late. I respect this place. Not for its glamor, but for its dependable mediocrity. It doesn't try to be Olympus--it's the stable hill beside Olympus, where you can recline, sip a Sprite, and briefly forget your burdens while Vin Diesel makes metaphysical choices about friendship. Three reclining voids out of one mildly haunted cupholder.

Had a great experience here seeing A Complete Unknown last week…read more If I'm remembering correctly this was the first theater in the area to add in the recliner seats, and even though it's been awhile since that remodel, they still hold up. Overall the theater is kept nice and clean despite the business, there are great snack options (although they've certainly gotten expensive), and the ambiance just has a fun energy to it. Tickets here are usually a pretty good value, and I'd certainly recommend checking it out!

Emagine Theatres is next level, but especially if you love a good pre- or post-movie drink! I've…read morenever seen a movie theater bar this busy, but honestly, it makes so much sense. Grabbing happy hour before or a nightcap elevates the whole theatre experience. $5 Tuesdays are the BEST deal and every theater has those cozy dream loungers to settle in and relax!

This is a a great movie theater! They have the comfy recliners... tasty popcorn and this location…read morehosts some fun movie archive type events. They also have a large menu and even vegan HB items!