Picked up a to-go order recently. The order was correct, hot and delicious. Employees were…read morewelcoming and friendly.

We enjoyed our visit to this clean and well managed theatre. Great concessions! Their cheese and…read morecarmel popcorn is da bomb! They have a number of coin operated amusements in the lobby to enjoy before the show. Wish they had pinball though.... You can be assured that we will be back! TIP: Check out their holiday special shows of classic Christmas movies. Only $5! Yes you could probably see the same movie on TV, but it's just not the same experience.

Wonderful place to view movies. They are always helpful and kind…read more Great ticket prices, too.

Just a cozy and comfortable place Plenty of parking…read moreThe place is spotless Great people running the business and current movies showing Just a neat place

I have to say the staff here are AMAZING. After we ordered tickets online ahead of time we went to…read moreget our snacks and drinks. Newer employee knew his stuff when it came to using my rewards credits and upgrades etc. when I noticed I accidentally bought tickets at the other regal.. I really screwed that up. So I asked him can I switch tickets.. he's like yes I think you can and got a manager. Knowing it was on my error I was at the mercy of the employees.. it was 12:50 and the movie was at 1.. they could have said tough order another set or too bad, nope this manager saved the day for my son. She was able to work her magic and get us into the movie with time to spare. I am forever grateful. Between the amazing employees at concessions to the management I am impressed. This whole experience could have been so awful but it was amazing. Thank you! I didn't grab the name but they were there today and definitely deserve recognition for their great job.

Crappy, uncomfortable seating. EXTREMELY overpriced considering the seats are the little flip down…read morecheap seats. 20 dollars for an adult ticket and 16 for a child... worst theater ever. Only the entrance and main lobby are nice. Popcorn was stale. It was 10 dollars for a small icee and 8 dollars for a bottle of water. Very sad I spent money here when I should've gone to a better theater.

Outstanding value for seniors-has been getting more attendees past few years -more folks retiring…read morehere Great pop-corn /drink value Super nice & quick employees-great to have folks that truely value your patronage.

Small, family run venue with great movie choices for decent first run shows. Neat and clean with…read moregood concessions and old time prices.

Been going to this Theater for a long time, and never had a problem. If anything, it's due for an…read moreUpgrade.

Beautiful theater- several movies to choose from; very reasonable prices, theater and washrooms…read morelarge and immaculate. Service and selection of treats is excellent.

This theater is so cute andit's cheap. The food was also alot cheaper than any other movie theater…read moreI've been to. We ordered popcorn, 2 things of candy and a large drink for 11$. We watched the new Halloween movie and it was so scary!

This theater is the best, most affordable theater in the region. The seating is heated, reclined,…read moreand comfortable. Tuesdays are discount days too. So good!

This theater isn't glitzy and super new and modern like the theater in Turkey Creek. However, the…read moreprices at Tinseltown are awesome (much cheaper than other local spots) and the seating is amazing. This is a smaller theater with less screens, but the amazing seating is an appreciated surprise in this smaller city. The lobby is still a bit outdated but they make up for it in the actual theater spaces. There are pleather, electric reclining seats that have cushy seats and armrests and have the spacious stadium seat setup that makes no head large enough to block your view (and good for distancing, if that's a consideration for you). This was the perfect spot to bring my kids for their first movie theater experience. The armrests move upward if you need some cuddle action with your kids or your honey. :-) Check online to see how many people have purchased tickets, pick your own seats for purchase, and definitely check out the discounted tickets on Tuesdays.

Local theater in a small town that caters to their patrons. They work hard to keep their ticket…read moreprices lower than ANY theater in Cleveland, Chattanooga or Knoxville. The establishment is very clean, well cared for, and quite comfortable. Showing 3-D movies on occasion and you'll always have a great-sound Dobly experience there! Always a pleasure to visit‼ HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TIP: Bring a jacket or a throw if you chill easily, as they tend to keep the temperature a bit on the cooler side if you sit down in the lower half of the theater.

We live in a small town the convenience is wonderful. Don't have to drive an hour or longer to…read morewatch a movie in our hometown. It's a great place to watch movies! They have friendly staff workers. And we love the butter popcorn yummy

Nov 13 , 2025. The show was Elf…read more The seats are cramped. If you suffer from joint pain it might be a little uncomfortable. The theater is shorter than most but wider than some. It had 3 sections. The bar was closed. But I can say that they had one. The seaters and greeters keep the flow going. The production was very enjoyable.

**I will never return to the Cumberland County Playhouse.**…read more My values do not align with an organization that allows or excuses discriminatory behavior toward individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). I recently spoke with a volunteer to inquire about tickets and show information. Once I mentioned that the individuals attending with me had IDD, the tone of the conversation shifted drastically. I was told that it would be "embarrassing" and "disruptive" to bring them to a mainstage production. The volunteer went on to suggest we instead attend a show in the smaller theater, stating that the handicap seating there was "up against a wall," and that the acoustics were so loud we "wouldn't cause a distraction." This kind of language and treatment is deeply offensive, unacceptable, and discriminatory. No person should be made to feel like an afterthought or a burden simply because they experience the world differently. If this volunteer's attitude reflects the values of the Cumberland County Playhouse, then it is not a place I can support. If it does **not**, I urge leadership to immediately address this issue and **retrain all volunteers** on how to respectfully and inclusively interact with guests of all abilities. People with IDD deserve access to art, culture, and community without being "tucked in a corner" or treated as less-than. ---