Amazing vibe and retro energy. Good drinks and food and definitely love the popcorn! Comfortable…read morechairs and tables too

This intimate venue was a terrific spot to catch Tyler Ramsey's show, promoting his latest album…read moreNew Lost Ages. It was so much fun and better than the average movie theater.

We came for the 4th of July movie and even tho we bought tickets ahead of time we got here right at…read moreopening to find there was no parking spots available and they were telling people to park elsewhere and bring a chair in. If you host an event like this you should only sell a limited amount of tickets instead of being more concerned with ticket sales and over selling. They should have someone directing parking for events like this. What a terrible experience!

Bought tickets online well in advance of the date my wife and I were planning to be there, for the…read more4th of July weekend. Have enjoyed this theater in the past and the 4th fireworks display. However, this weekend (2026) we arrived at 7:30pm, gates supposedly open at 7:00pm. Place was packed, with cars parked in the isles and driveways. Drove around the lot trying to find a space. None available. Got our money back minus online processing fees. Watched as dozens of cars paid at the gate and drove around to find no parking spaces. Staff started directing people to the parking lot of an assisted living facility next door, so we parked there to see if we could at least see the fireworks. No such luck, but the assisted living parking lot quickly filled up. You couldn't see the screen from your vehicle if parked there either. Theater staff instructed people to take chairs and walk through a hole in the fence separating the two facilities to watch the movie. We left once we realized we couldn't see either the fireworks or the movie from our vehicle. Event was MASSIVELY OVERSOLD. Having a ticket didn't guarantee you a parking space. Surprised the county allowed cars to park in the driveways and isle for safety reasons. Theater staff should have told people the event was sold out after tickets for all the available parking spaces (on the theater property) were taken.

The only reclining seats in the theater 5 were the ones at the very front. Made the viewing less…read morethan optimal. Theater was clean and the reclining seats work, so thats a plus. Staff were friendly, if a bit slow, but all in all a good experience watching a movie with my 2 sons.

The line to get drinks and food is so long it's absolutely ridiculous. Hire more people.read more

Current Review: Cinemark has changed their menu! One of the…read morereasons we prefer this movie theater over others is because we can enjoy a full meal at a reasonable price while watching a film. My husband and I went to the Cinemark in Asheville last week. We were delighted to see an updated menu. We tried a burger, chicken tenders and donut holes...but there are several items we are looking forward to trying! Everything was tasty and fresh! Former Review: I planned an private screening event, and the experience was wonderful from start to finish. First, I was connected with the corporate office to get the process started. I worked with Josh who was super helpful and very communicative. At the event, the local team headed up by Prosper and Tammy was amazing. Everyone who helped with the event from checking us in to taking our concession vouchers to cleaning up the theater was the best. I also compared the same package with other area theaters, and Cinemark had the best price. So...overall...a complete win!

Nice small cozy theater with lounge seats and a tray for…read moreyour food. They have beers on draft , chicken tenders, burgers, and your normal movie concession. Went and saw the 40 anniversary of the Labyrinth. Tickets were only $12.50.

Hey, I love this theater! I love $6.00 Tuesdays and if you've been to any other theaters lately,…read moreyou'll notice the ticket prices and concession prices are better here. The movies are the newly released ones, the same ones you'd see at other theaters. Seats are comfortable. I get chilly in there, but it's easy enough to take a jacket or sweater in. Btw, they no longer search women's bags. That stopped a few years ago after complaints. The company does listen to customers. Don't forget to sign up for rewards. You can earn tickets, drinks, popcorn.

We've loved the convenience and affordability of this theater for decades, but it's gone overboard…read morewith technology to the point, I worry it might not survive much longer and could soon be gone for good. Pros: Close to our home with clean and easy to use restrooms and hallways that are able to handle the human traffic. Cons: Human staff have been replaced with impersonal, often faulty kiosks, along with automated snack, popcorn, and drink machines. The new leather-like, electronically controlled seats are poorly designed and horribly stiff and uncomfortable with adjustment switches so poorly placed that they're nearly impossible to find in the dark, making it frustrating to change positions during the movie or to exit when it ends. And to her discomfort the seats are so high that my 5'4" wife's feet dangle and don't touch the floor when sitting upright. In the smaller capacity theaters, the stiff and uncomfortable seating is even worse, making films longer than two hours feel unbearable. It is so bad that we've passed on watching movies that are that long or longer in this theater and will attend other theaters to view them.

This place is a small town theater, but does it all just right. Located in the shopping Plaza with…read morefamous Jack the Dipper, this movie theater reminded me of what small mall theaters were back in St. Pete and Tampa 25 years ago. Nothing wrong with the place, except it's a bit old and dated. There were large posters hanging up for a movie from December 2012 (this review is from March 2014). The theater seats were quite comfortable and leaned back a bit. The arm rests go up if you want to snuggle with your girl.

They are a good theater with nice staff. They do only show a couple movies at a time. But they give…read morestudent discounts

A local long-time play house that runs quality performances. It was started in 1938 and is the…read moreoldest theatre in North Carolina. The season runs from May to October. It was recently winterized and now shows film during non-theatre times.

Wife and I enjoyed weekend trip to the Highlands and took in the Holiday Christmas show. Very…read moreenjoyable experience for Christmas and having live music around the holidays . The theater made it a memorable weekend. Excellent performances and would recommend to anyone in the Highlands area. Very easy ticketing online and quick pass through once you get to the venue.

In the mood for a movie on a rainy afternoon, my wife hesitantly agreed to see Alien Romulus. Not…read moremany people out easy check in. Since this was early afternoon, we decided on a Popcorn lunch, so got a bucket and large drink. Theater was very clean well organized, staff was very friendly and helpful. We made our way to our seats to clean and very comfortable padded and adjustable seats that in all or most AMCs. Ahhhhh. After the inevitable series of coming attractions, our movie started. We were expecting a lot of sudden surprise moments from Ridley but we were disappointed. A bit of a lame episode in the Alien Franchise. But theatre was great, cool but not cold, sound up a bit but not too loud. On the way out, the restrooms were spotless. A very pleasant experience. We thought for sure our GPS was off because the theater is way in back of mall shops.

AMC River Hills 10 in Asheville NC provides a good movie-going experience--clean with nice heated…read morerecliners, but don't expect the snack bar to have what you want. How hard is it to manage inventory? The snack bar hasn't re-stocked their premium-priced caramel corn in four weeks and the center soft drink machine has been out of flavored Coke Zero for at least three weeks. The snack bar attendants were understanding, but couldn't say when the caramel corn will be back. Disappointing for a weekly movie goer who buys the best, that is when it is available.