We went to see Sheep Detectives on mothers day Sunday. We had a great time. Purchased tickets…read moreonline walked right in. Purchased our snacks nice and quick and found our theater and seats. The seats were clean and comfortable. We all really enjoyed the show.

Theater itself is clean we were at one of theaters with dream loungers…read more You can raise the seat and lounge. We were in there early and someone was cleaning. He left soon after so not sure he has completed the cleaning. But around our seat was clean. Surround sound with DOLBY ATMOS gave us immersive sound experience. Toilets were clean though few. Maybe there were more but after the movie, everyone was at the one i was at. And the toilet paper dispenser was broken but held together with black tape. Overall a decent experience. We will be back

This movie theater is rad. Fun fact: it used to be a bank! They kept the vault and turned it into a…read moretake five cocktail lounge. What a cool freakin concept. So of course there's a bar. It's not a basic theater bar either. It felt upscale and classy to me. The movie theater is huge. I highly recommend watching a movie in the ultra screen DLX room. They do not play when it comes to surround sound and comfy lounge chair seating!!! I brought a blanket for extraaa cozy feels. I would say it's the next best thing to IMAX. The theater was also pretty clean. Employees were awesome. I'm hoping another good movie comes out soon so we can come back asap!

The only times I still go here is when I want dinner downtown before our movie. That's literally…read morethe only reason. I'm a movie lover and the sound in these theatres sucks. No matter what time of day you come, the popcorn is GUARENTEED to be stale, and the kitchen is rarely open. I used to come here since 2016-2025 and that's just what we'd expect. Until this theatre didn't have the new Kill Bill back towards the end of last year, this was my main theatre. Then I was forced to go to another Marcus theatre where I realized this one is really just the worst of them all. Not to mention there's been at least three times we've gone and there's been a broken recliner! Thats crazy considering that's your biggest- and dare I say- ONLY amenity. Just go to East Park Cinema, genuinely.

The staff were friendly and helpful, the popcorn was good, everything else was a fail…read more Theatre: My dream lounger was mechanically broken, with visibly damaged upholstery and worn-out cushions. There was a loud rattle when bass was high as if something near the screen was loose/broken or the speakers themselves had been blown (this was so distracting and disruptive it almost ruined the whole movie experience) Restrooms: Two of the four sinks had plastic over them stating "out of order" the other functioning sink's hand sensor was ridiculous to try to use. It's hard to imagine a national chain of theaters being accepting of such low standards. What is even harder to imagine is a customer base which would continue to return and pay a premium for a substandard product. It has become a real challenge to justify the cost to see a movie in theaters, especially when the experience is better at home.

Now that the Covid crap is over we are seeing more movies and I've got to say that Jeff and the…read morewhole crew at East Park make you feel welcome! We love the Dream lounger seating plus the sound system is great. When they finally opened up after the Covid crap I felt safe because it is always clean always has been and they go out of their way to make sure everything is sanitized. You just can't beat their popcorn!

The Ross is an independent cinema in downtown Lincoln. They have a good mix of popular and eclectic…read morefirst run films, classic re-runs, and also stream The Met. As a parent of young children it can be hard to get away for one of these movies, but during the summer of 2025 they have been showing children's movies at 11 am on Saturday mornings for FREE! It's been a wonderful opportunity to revisit some old favorites and see new ones.

A haven for film nerds & freebies!…read more This is a University of Nebraska-owned theater, which means that in addition to showing movies to the public, they use the theatres for film classes. During the school year when classes are assigned to watch a film there, they often open up the empty seats to the public, for free. They offer some good sneak peeks before movies are released. Recently, I saw Charlie Bartlett, American Gangster, & Forgetting Sarah Marshall there all for FREE before they were released in theaters. This is also the only place in Lincoln (and most of Nebraska, for that matter), that you'll be able to watch documentaries like "Control Room" & "Bowling for Columbine" in theatres. That goes for liberal films too, which won't garner much of an audience in Nebraska. For a couple years, they showed a compilation of all of the Academy Awards short animation nominees. That was cool - I can't even find that on Netflix! They serve the local community by occasionally hosting premieres of locally-produced shows for our statewide Public Television Station (NET Nebraska), or premiering local films & doing Q&A with the filmmakers afterwards. TIPS: 1) Check their site (www.theross.org) often for special deals (free popcorn?) and for the upcoming shows. You can also grab a flyer (to the left of the ticket booth) for that info. 2) If there's no metered parking available on the street, try the University's visitor lot, a block east. 3) Try the Kookaburra licorice. It doesn't even taste like "licorice". It tastes like awesome. 4) If you're going to a free sneak preview, this is how it works: - Go there a day or so early to pick up your ticket voucher. I think you can also do this the day of the show. This is not a ticket, & beware: they overbook it. - Get there an hour early. Again, at least one hour early. 30 minutes before the show, the lobby will be crammed full of mostly college students waiting to see a free movie. - Exchange your voucher for a ticket, & wait in line. - For some of the more popular movies, the distributor will send a "bouncer" to check your purse or backpack before you enter the theatre, to make sure you're not trying to make a bootleg. So...this may not be a good show to sneak food into either :)

We were kicked out because my wife "looked drunk" she was not drinking. She was wearing high heels…read moreand it was hard to walk. The bouncers are on a power trip. They were extremely rude,

The worst experience I have ever had at a concert. From the minute we walked in the door, the…read morestaff was extremely rude and condescending. They targeted our group of college students and parents. The security guard "hawked" them for the short time we were there and would run after them when they went to the bathroom. Extremely confrontational and unwelcoming. It appears this behavior is encouraged and permitted from the top down. We will never be back.

I am not sure what happened that my review in 2018 was only a 3 star. But in the past several…read moreyears, this is my go to theater for live performances. There isn't a bad seat as far as I am concerned. Pricing is often fair and amazing. The place is always clean and the staff are great!

Great venue. Nice& helpful staff. Always see outstanding…read moreshows at the Lied Center for Performing Arts.