I have never been so hot in my entire life. I had a miserable experience and to top things off the…read morepopcorn gave me bubble guts.

This is the dirtiest, smelliest, grossest movie theatre I have ever been to…read more Mgmt is not adequate or professional. I loved the last update to the theatre, great improvement on building, seating, sound, etc., but can't bear the disgust I'm subjected to every time I have reattempted. I am certainly so disappointed to always have to go clear to Wichita to enjoy a movie. So sad, Hutch, just why?

It's located on the highway South of Winfield. Clean and well kept, the lobby smells of freshly…read morepopped popcorn as you enter. Ticket booth is against the South wall. Concessions are reasonably priced. We got cups of ice water. The sink had a filter on it, but our water tasted sort of salty. Ah, well. Free is free in an 8- oz. Cup. Right past the concessions to the right and you walk up a ramo to the theatres. A game room is on the left, bathrooms on the right. As you select the theatre of choice, the little signs above the doors indicate your destination. Movie posters adorn the walls. Once inside, the seating is comfortable. Attractive lighting to help you find your seat while music plays and advertising shows on the screen. Could not see it well in this room, as the screen was too dim. Oops! However, the speakers are not too loud or too soft. The right amount to enjoy the movie. Overall, it's a good theatre, plenty of parking, friendly staff and good concessions.

We drive about half an hour to this theater from our town because the one in our town is terrible!…read moreCowley Cinema has stadium seating which we love. Ticket and concession prices are very reasonable. Even with the drive, plus the cost while at the movies it's still so much more worth it than our local theater.

holy shit! The Billie movie was so so good! An amazing employee gave me his Billie poster. Such…read moreamazing service. I will most definitely be back and thank you so much to the kind man who gave me his poster

Lady refused to sell me any popcorn to take home to my sick husband who cant make it in to the…read moremovies. When I tried explaining the situation I was interrupted and treated like I was asking for her left kidney. Said she didn't care about my husband's cancer and kept saying no loudly over and over to interrupt me.

Amazing staff and great experience overall. Came to see Toy Story 5 and the whole experience really…read morecouldn't have been better. Checking in was fast and easy with the ability to purchase tickets ahead of time and two lines separating those who still needed to purchase and those who bought them ahead of time. There was ample parking locations with great views of the large screen. Plenty of area for kids to safely play and kill time before the movie itself started. The concessions stand was a great building with some fun merchandise and good options for both standard popcorn and other hot food. We ended up getting soft serve icecream with funnel cake fries, both of which were great and reasonably priced. The movie itself was good. Screen was large, clear and easy to see. The speaker system made it so we didn't even need to tune our radio to listen in. Only complaint for this location is not having found it sooner to enjoy more of. Would highly recommend to those looking for a fun, throw back feel while enjoying a family friendly location.

Old school gem! Worth the drive from wherever you are! The…read moresmall town charm and the friendly, well organized management make this a must do summer activity for us. The snack bar is well staffed by local teenagers and stocked with all the movie theater goodies. We often bring a takeout dinner and have a picnic while we wait in line to get in (get there early for a good spot!), then get dessert of popcorn and candy. The drive from Salina is about 40 minutes, and even though it's a two lane highway we always feel like we're just part of the late night parade of people coming home from the drive-in. We love that this is a part of our summer, and we're so grateful for some GenX nostalgia in the middle of Kansas!

Lived in Newton for 4 years now and this theater is always a treat to go to. It's very affordable,…read moreboth in terms of tickets and concessions. I have 4 kids and we spend maybe a total of $50 on both tickets and concessions, which would easily top $100 at other theater chains. The facility is always clean. They hire a lot of high school students, but they are always respectful. The only downside is they completely block out cellular service, which is good in some ways, but if you need to get an emergency call...then your out of luck. This is why I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

Just watched "Odyssey" at this theater. The sound was awful! One speaker was crackling beyond…read moredistortion, dialog was muddy with long stretches where we couldn't understand at all. Overall it was far too loud with other audience members covering their ears. In addition, the theater was an ice box. We wore long pants and brought sweaters and we were still cold. It was a poor experience. Lastly, there doesn't seem to be any adult supervision or management accessible to customers. Mostly teens running the place.

Movie theater brought back from the ashes in 1949 and still surviving today. They run an…read moreassortment of first run films and are open on the weekends mostly. The theater is operated by the local arts council and have done a wonderful job keeping it open for 25 years since taking it over.

I don't go to movies a lot, but when I do... I love this theater. It's comfortable and clean…read more It's a joy and I'm looking forward to seeing another movie there sometime soon!

We went to watch a Downton Abbey and the sound was awful. We could barely hear anything being said…read morein the movie.

Wish I could give a zero. We drove all the way over here to watch a movie that was showing yall…read morewere open. We could even have bought tickets because they didn't update their site and app. Manhattan at least had the gall to put on their website that they were closed. Very frustrating. It was for my daughter's birthday which makes it even more annoying. We were here at 1 for the 1:15 show and it was still showing open. Looking now I see it's closed. Still ridiculous this wasn't posted before the shows.

The theater stunk so bad that my son and I almost turned around and walked away. We spent $53…read morebetween the tickets and drinks and the popcorn popcorn was so salty. It was inedible. The wrong previews were shown for a kids movie and my son had a nightmare because of the primate preview the wrong movie started and stopped. Then we had 10 minutes of black screen before the right movie and previews were shown for a movie that was supposed to begin at 2:10 to write. Previews did not begin until 253. We've gone to many theaters over the years and watch many first run movies and this is by far the worst experience I've ever had at a movie theater and then when I went to complain, they told me I needed to get to the back of the line and wait for however long it would take for them to ring in their people before I could speak with a manager. Do not recommend going to this theater

Snacks are way too expensive but lowkey the warren is a peak place i love the vibe and the neon and…read morecolorful lights n stuff, makes for great dates or js hanging out with friends. ticket prices are good too. Raegen was very helpful with helping me find the right theatre

MANAGER BRIAN IS ACTIVELY STOPPING LOCAL ADULTS FROM SEEING 'GIRLS LIKE GIRLS'…read more I am incredibly disappointed by my experience with the management at Regal Warren East. I called the theater hoping to get tickets to see the new movie Girls Like Girls (an adaptation of a NYT bestselling book aimed specifically at young adults). This location is the ONLY theater in Wichita playing this film. Because they chose to place this LGBTQ+ film exclusively in the "Warren 21" premium wing, anyone aged 17-20 is completely banned from seeing it in our city--even though they are legal adults fully permitted to watch R-rated movies under standard Regal policy. When I spoke to Brian, the manager on duty, over the phone to clarify this, his response was completely unacceptable. Brian explicitly stated that he didn't think the movie was going to be popular enough to put on a main screen "because of the content."When I asked for a reasonable compromise -- such as creating a sign-up list for a single, standard-screen showing so the theater could gauge actual local interest -- Brian straight up refused. He told me he would not allow anyone under 21 to even be put on a list, that a list could not be made, completely locking out the very demographic this film was made for. It is deeply alienating to hear a manager use personal assumptions about "content popularity" to justify burying an LGBTQ+ film behind a 21+ bar barrier when they hold the local monopoly on the release. Regal Corporate needs to look into how Brian is running this location and fix this screen assignment immediately.