i have always enjoyed Niles Regal with the upgrade and seats YAHOO! great experience. keep up workread more

1 Star - Worst Theater Experience I've Ever Had…read more I have been a loyal Cinemark customer for over six years and regularly drive from the Niles area to Boardman because the experience is consistently excellent. The service is top-notch, the concession portions are generous, the recliner seats are comfortable, and their Movie Club membership is a great value at $14.50 per month. Since Regal recently upgraded its theater in my town, I decided to give it a chance before considering switching memberships. Regal Unlimited costs $26 per month, but I thought the convenience of avoiding a 30-minute drive each way might make up for the difference. Unfortunately, my experience on June 18, 2026, at the 7:40 PM showing of Scary Movie convinced me to stay with Cinemark. Two tickets cost $32. Then I paid over $12 for what Regal calls a "large" popcorn, which would be considered a medium almost anywhere else. To make matters worse, I was charged nearly $9 each for two small Pepsis that were poured from a two-liter bottle. My concession total was over $32, and the value simply wasn't there. The theater operations were equally disappointing. The staff appeared disorganized, there was nobody checking tickets, and nobody directing guests to the correct auditorium. Honestly, it felt like someone could have walked in, bought a soda, and watched a movie for free. When we entered the auditorium, the floor was covered in popcorn. My row was completely empty except for us, which suggests the theater had not been cleaned between showings. The newly installed recliner seats were another disappointment. My seat was broken and would not recline at all. After the movie, I informed the manager. Rather than asking where I was seated or showing any concern about fixing the issue, I received a quick "thanks" and was essentially brushed off. Between the overpriced concessions, dirty theater, broken seat, lack of organization, and indifferent response from management, this was easily the worst theater experience I've ever had. If I could give less than one star, I would. Thank you, Regal, for reminding me why I will continue making the drive to Cinemark in Boardman.

Too few staff but super accommodating. If you arrive late, you will feel like the place is…read moreabandoned because they close the ticket booth turn off the front marquee lights. Thankfully someone saw us at the closed Gate and walked up to usher us in. Turns out she also was there concession stand worker. People were super nice but most food options were deep fried. Drive in theaters are a dying breed so just go for the sake of keeping it alive.

Great atmosphere, wonderful people, tasty food, the best popcorn anywhere, all the best movies, and…read moreif that's not enough you get it all at extremely low prices! Skyway Drive-In is the only drive-in my husband and I will go to, we absolutely love it!

Everything was great until me and my 3 friends went into the concession to get food before the…read moresecond movie started. The older lady staff are miserable and so rude. The lady embarrassed me because our food was pricier than expected so we had to pay cash and card, again she was so rude and nasty. They gave me my fries but forgot my pretzel and nachos so my friends had to go back in and ask for them and when they did the guy ignored them like 3 times before actually giving them our food. So a heads up the older staff are mean and nasty.

Everything was great except the concession stand. Line moved so slowly as people blocked the line…read moreby having to wait for items not ready. After 70 years they should figure out how to get the line moving by allowing people to go around people waiting for Items to be available.

Super friendly staff, immaculately clean, VERY comfortable seats and the best popcorn in town…read more I do wish they'd cut back to just three trailers before the start of the movie, though. But it's still less of an annoyance than what you experience at a Cinemark, Regal or other corporate multiplex where the film traditionally starts anywhere from 25-35 minutes after the listed "start time." It would be even better if Austintown Cinema was (A) closer to my Boardman home; and (B) they offered the type of "Unlimited Pass" Regal offers.

Been to this theatre about 20 times and have had nothing but wonderful experiences! I choose here…read moreover Tinseltown anyday!

The theater is very clean and has nice comfortable seating…read more Would suggest not using their kiosk ticket purchasing process as it freeze during processing. Ended up getting double charged for my tickets. Call the theater and they did reverse the charge.

The man that waited on us didn't want to put in a code to save our seats . So another couple came…read moreand did get the seats so we had to move . After the movie we went and told the young blonde male that waited on us ,made him apologize to the other couple . How lazy can people be.

Horrible place needs shut down . Men's bathroom looks like it's under construction. Place is…read moreexpensive Movie tickets are 2-3 dollars more then competitors. AC IS BROKEN. Guy said he fixed it smh. It was 76 on the thermostat . Was a hot box . I wanted to leave .

For an encore theater showing movies that are no longer in the bigger theaters, this place is…read morereally good. I missed out on The Martian a few months back and it ended up here which is what prompted me to check it out. There are 5 or 6 individual theaters in the building. Each movie has a maximum of 3 showings a day starting at 1:30pm with the latest showings around 10pm. It looks like they have about 8 movies at any given time. Prices are $4 before 6pm and $5 after however, Tuesday is $3 movie day which is what I took advantage of. I didn't purchase any concessions but glanced at prices and they appear generally lower than most theaters. I recall a large tub of popcorn being $7 and a small drink being $2.50. I believe bottled water was $2. The theaters themselves are very large and there weren't many people there so you could spread out. Less than 10 people at my showing. It was clean but is an older building. The screen is maybe slightly smaller than a normal theater but it wasn't that noticeable. The sound was also good. If I had one complaint it was the seats weren't the best. I was fine in them for a 2 hour movie but they are older and don't recline much or have much padding. All in all for $3 this is a winner for me. If I miss a movie or I'm curious about a movie but don't want to pay full price, I'll just wait for it to show up here. Of course, if It is a movie I really want to see and am looking for a full theater experience, I'll pony up the extra cash and see it in IMAX or XD.

Don't buy a large popcorn to share with your family. Had to pay full price for additional small…read morepopcorns because they refuse to give bags or cups to disperse the popcorn. Wouldn't even allow me to change my mind on the large popcorn and change it to a few smalls. Won't be coming back and will be warning my other parent friends not to bring their families here.

I love the big reclining seats and the there is very modern and clean. People are very nice. I…read morealways bring small plastic bags if I need to share a large popcorn so the guy complaining about that is out of line. All theaters do that. I just wish they had a rewards program like Regal although I like their discount days but often miss that day when I go to the movies.

Not really happy with the outcome of my visit to the drive in. Went there to watch one movie, paid…read moremy fee to go in and the screen was not working. Asked for a refund and the denied me a refund and told us we had to watch the other movie. Stayed for the movie but it just ended us talking the whole time and not watching the movie. I think I will call next time to make sure all the screens are functioning

We had such a great experience at the Drive-In. This is such a great thing to be able to do while…read moresocial distancing. We purchased our tix and reserved a spot online. The reserve a spot worked out great. We didn't have to worry about coming super early (we did anyway lol) to try to get a good spot in the center. They had a reserved spot for us front and center. It was perfect!! I love how they are staying open so late. It gives people something to do while being safe at the same time!! We seen Elf and Christmas Vacation. We seen these movies so many times but it was so great to see them on the big screen outside. The staff were super friendly and helpful!! It's only $20 a carload too!! Such a fun night for such a reasonable price!!! We ordered cheeseburgers and onion rings and we were pleasantly pleased how good they were from the concession stand!! We can't wait to go back again.

Very good. The seats are amazing! The movie was good. The popcorn was hot and tasty! Though going…read moreto the movies is expensive.

Cinemark Tinseltown has several theaters that show the latest blockbuster movies. Advance tickets…read morecan be purchased online, and customers may reserve their exact seats. Prices for admission vary based on the time of day and the age of the customer. My husband and I bought tickets in person for a movie on a Monday afternoon. When we were at the entrance, a courteous employee in the back noticed us and asked us to walk toward the concession stand to buy tickets. On a computer screen, we selected our seats. The total price for two adults was $23. The concession stand offered typical snacks and drinks. Another courteous employee sold us candies and drinks. Another employee took our tickets. He kindly told us that the theater was being cleaned and that we could wait for a few minutes until it was ready. He told us where the bathrooms were located if we needed them. (Since the previous reviews were written, I am sure that this movie theater has hired some new employees.) In the theater, the leather reclining seats were spacious and comfortable. My husband and I enjoyed watching the movie. Please note that this movie theater follows the township code and has a curfew policy: People who are under the age of 18 are not admitted after 4 PM on Fridays and Saturdays or if a movie will end after 11:30 PM--unless they are accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Great local venue for mostly tribute bands. Concessions stands for pizza, wings, chicken, gyros,…read moreribs, beer, fries, etc. Only $5 for admission. Check the website for list of bands appearing. Mad props to the owners of Sunrise Inn for bringing this to downtown Warren. Lord knows we don't have anything else to do in this area. Seriously. Letter grade: A -