ZEROOOOO , really crazy the rules they have and not allowing food when you have little kids . movie…read moredoesnr start close to 10pm and gets over at 1-2am insane when you have little kids . management sucks

Don't come here, you'll just be frustrated and treated like you don't matter. This is not a…read morecustomer friendly establishent $63 admission x 9 (7adults/teens 2 kids) $150 concessions (popcorn, snacks and drinks x 9 The staff got our kitchen order mixed up and missed 2 of 3 orders. I missed the first 20mins of the movie working patiently with them and the kids to figure it out. We actually were just missing only 1 order, but the cook refused to make it because they "were sure they made it and sent it out to us." So, I gave up and being a mom I just re-ordered and paid for the $10 item again. It's not fun being treated like a liar. It's not fun missing out on the fun with your group. We didn't sneak food/drinks in. We didn't complain or argue. I just wanted my husband, kids, and their friends to have fun and enjoy this local small business drive in movie experience. Pro tip: Make the drive up to Blue Fox Drive in. Much better venue and more professional staff.

Comfortable Luxury loungers. Clean cinema complex…read more Friendly, attentive staff. The movie Michael was very good. Would have appreciated it more had Janet been included.

I know this is a chain theater in a mall, but I've never had a bad experience. Ticketing is easy…read more(full disclosure: I use the app, which makes it easier, and put tickets in my Apple Wallet, which makes it easier still), the seats and screens have always been in good repair, the bathrooms are clean, the staff is friendly and helpful. We're in the premium movie club, so we pay for a subscription, but as much as we go to movies, it pays for itself. If you go quite a bit, I recommend it. I just wish it worked for Fathom and other events. My only complaints are that the floor in the snack area is often very sticky, but that is 100% the fault of customers slopping their sodas and Icees around, and the fact that in the men's room doesn't have privacy dividers between urinals.

Do not reccomend the Bavarian prezel as the middle was raw on both mine and my child's. Brought it…read morehome in hopes of reheating and it did nothing. Bathrooms are clean. Workers are pleasant. Seats appeared clean.

Great theater go weekly to see movies here. Everyone is very nice, It Just would be nice if they…read morewould get more movies, I've noticed they keep the same movies sometimes for weeks, and get lots of anime movies that take up prime Real-estate for box office movies. We have missed out on other films that have come out and gone due to this. Like I wanted to see the newest strangers it was there for a week but was only showing at 8:30 pm. More earlier showtimes please. A few maintenance issues that have been over looked, the soda machines are always flat or the soda tastes off and the heat/Ac always is acting up. Those are my suggestions.

Too many ads! Jesus! More than cable! Here waiting to watch The Odyssey and it is 10:42. That's 12…read moreminutes of nonstop ads and no movie so far. I am about to start booing. Probably not come here again. Edit to add: It is now 11:05 am and movie just began. That's 17 minutes of ads, 18 minutes of previews. If you want to spend your time wisely, you can use some of that time for something else. Cost for two tickets, two drinks and popcorn: $77. Now the end of the movie. No way that's IMAX. That's a standard movie on a big bent screen with extremely loud (too loud) sound. If they need certification to say they are IMAX it should be pulled. IMAX means Immersive Audio Experience. Nothing immersive here. Go to IMAX in Tacoma!

Nice Regal theater in Olympia! I was supposed to work an event today in Shelton which didn't quite…read morego according to plan but since I made an hour drive this way from Puyallup, I decided to do something fun in Olympia before going home and ended up here. Toy Story 5 is out and the kid in me LOVES Toy Story.. they are my favorite Disney movies that are animated and aren't Princess-related so I had to see Toy Story 5 and I decided to see it in a format I haven't watched a movie in before (Screen X). I was excited that they have Screen X as I've come close to seeing a movie in Screen X before but ended up not getting around to it. I lived in Idaho for a couple years and the Regal in Boise has different formats for movies like IMAX, Screen X and 4DX. I absolutely LOVE 4DX movies so that was my go to theater for that but I had it in the back of my mind to do Screen X sometime and recently found out that was something offered at this theater. It was nice to see what it was all about but honestly didn't feel it was anything that special. The Screen is basically extended with projections on the sides of the auditorium during key parts of the movie but the images on the sides are darker, not nearly as bright as the screen in front of you and they are blurry looking. It was honestly kind of distracting. I originally wanted to do 3D with Screen X but then decided because I've never seen a movie in Screen X to just do regular Screen X to see if I actually like the format first and I'm glad I went that route because maybe the 3D would have enhanced the side screens a bit more but I could see it also possibly being overwhelming and disorienting if I did it with the 3D. I know alot of people say they think that 4DX is distracting and overwhelming to the senses with the moving seats but honestly I would much rather have watched this in 4DX.. Sadly they don't have 4DX at this theater though and the only theater in Washington that does is the Regal in downtown Seattle. It would be nice if they added 4DX as an option here as I'd rather make the long drive here than fight all the traffic in Seattle to get there but I know it's extremely expensive for them to convert even one auditorium to the 4DX seats so that likely won't be happening any time soon if ever. Overall though, I LOVED the movie and the theater was very nice! I didn't get any concessions today as I felt it would be more worth it to hit up the Wendy's drive thru after for the minion meal, but I do enjoy Regal's Sips by Pepsi- give them a try if you haven't! They cost a bit less than a regular soda or even the small icee and they have unique flavors like a Cotton Candy lemonade topped with real cotton candy and cotton candy boba!! Enjoy ;)

This is a tiny theater for small shows on limited runs. It is located across from Old Navy at the…read moreCapital Mall so there's ample parking. In the past few months I watched a friend lead a fun cast in the play "The Liar" and got to see a rare treat, Jonathan Larson's "tick, tick, boom!" which plays with some of the same themes of the tough choices artists had to make which he would also include in his show "Rent". The theater sells limited snacks and because it's so small, it's a very intimate setting. Before the show started, they mentioned that the venue is available for anyone who wants to do a small show, play, concert, or stand up so this place seems like a valuable asset for the arts community of Olympia.

This is always a fun place to take your family. You get to ride a ferry, experience a lil nostalgia…read morefrom my childhood and when my parents would take me when I was little and now I'm taking my daughter to the drive in theatre to make amazing memories like my parents did with me. Such a fun family outing. Great prices and yummy concessions! Highly recommend!

Adorable and absolutely obsessed. I had no idea what to expect. The shows are pretty late because…read morethey have to wait until it gets dark. Arrive and 9:30pm and show starts by 10:30pm. There are 3 screens playing simultaneously, but sound is on your own radio, so you don't get a lot of noise from the other screens. They have concession stands and REAL BATHROOMS (I was surprised for an outdoor venue). We only stayed for 1 movie but all of them are double-features, which seems like a good value. Concessions were also reasonably priced. Just don't plan to get much sleep, because you'll be there LATE! Good clean fun, though!

Capitol Theater honestly hasn't been on my radar whatsoever, but we were here recently for a show…read morewhen one of our favorite bands was in town. After visiting their website it seems that they mostly show movies, but looks like they do have a lot of performances here too which is cool! It was a general admission show, and we were honestly kind of nervous we wouldn't get seating. The floor area was mostly for standing, and that's just not my vibe anymore. Maybe in my 20s, but not anymore! We were pleasantly surprised to get seating in the balcony area up above. Seating was comfortable and we managed to get a great view, but I don't think any of the seats necessarily could have a bad one. Sound here was great, the staff was all super friendly, and we overall had a really great experience with this venue. We normally attend shows up in Seattle so this was a nice switch up from the more daunting downtown scene up there.

Great shows, proper old school theater with good acoustics and local orchestra, easy to get in by…read morechecking surname

I think I will bump up The Grand Cinema to five stars for the simple fact as I have realized that…read morethey carry some programming content in the way of film selections that not even some of the Seattle art house theaters get. For example we watched a movie called Dead Lover quite recently and apparently a few people came from Seattle to see it as it was not playing at any of the movie theaters up there. They also had a movie called Frybread Face and Me which was a great Native American film and one I immensely enjoyed. Afterwards they had snacks and tea in the lounge which consisted of frybread. It was quite good! These event and film combinations are a lot of fun here and the more I come to The Grand the more my favorability grows with it. Definitely keep a close eye on the film schedule because some films are only screened one night and that's it.

This is a retro theater that reminds me of the Admiral theater in West Seattle back in the 60's…read more The seating is comfortable and the staff was very friendly, and informative. I even gave them some ADA feedback for those with disabilities and they agreed. I was so impressed with theie response, I offered to help fix the issue. I'm definitely going back to enjoy more movies.

Built in 1928, the 7th Street Theatre is a local treasure. In its early years, it hosted vaudeville…read moreacts and became the very first theatre in Washington to present "talkies." In 1987, the theatre was successfully listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The interior of the theatre itself is a glorious example of an "atmospheric" theatre. Instead of the bland curtain covered walls of modern theatres, here, you are transported through architectural elements and ornamentation to a Spanish courtyard under an evening sky. Periodically, the theatre presents classic movies. I was able to attend a showing of The Goonies, and while I already have this in my personal movie collection, getting the chance to see it once again on the big screen for the first time since 1985 was too tempting to pass up..."Goonies Never Say Die!" There are fewer than 50 Atmospheric Theatres left in the entire world. If you ever get a chance to attend a movie or live performance at this one, do yourself a favor and go to the show!

Such an amazing gem in the little town. We were walking by, in awe of the beauty on the outside, an…read moreemployee named Jaime (I believe is the spelling) offered to give us a little tour. She was very knowledgeable and told us the history of the building, the stories of the work put into restoring it. The view was breathtaking to see when the theatre lights turned on. Such a great experience, we will try and make our way back here for a show.

Wow! This is one of the coolest theaters we've been to in a long time. To be honest we would have…read morenever come out here because it's a drive, but we were coming as part of a birthday party to see the new Mario Galaxy movie. I couldn't figure out why my friend was raving about it so hard but after we went I totally get it! The pricing on everything is insanely cheap in comparison to any other theater I've been to. I think the biggest wow to me is ALL popcorn and fountain drinks are BOTTOMLESSS! What?! You get to serve yourself and there is butter machines too (idc how unhealthy it is, let me drown in it). Even the kids packs are bottomless for soda and popcorn and they have several cool drink machines. The kids packs are like $11 and come with bottomless popcorn, fountain drinks, and a choice of a candy. Such a steal. Moving into the theater was also such a welcome surprise. The theaters aren't overly huge, and they have the spacious, reclining seats. Me and my daughter were ecstatic about this so we could get cozy. The experience here was top tier and my only gripe is that it isn't closer. We'd be here for date night all the time if it was - they even have a bar/lounge in the lobby for adults only. So cool!

Ordered steak medallions. The menu stated it came with vegetable and mashed potatoes and one side…read moreof your choice. I ordered a salad as my side dish and did not get mashed potatoes. I then ordered a baked potato I was offered to have different toppings but not told of additional cost. Changes to menu such as blue cheese on steak or loaded baked potato were not explained by the waitress. Menu is unclear. The food was good and waitress friendly but the waitress did not explain the upgrades. We were asked if we were through with the salt and pepper because a table close by wanted it and she did want to walk to where it was stored. I would go back but would be very careful about what I order. The restaurant is beautiful.