The best place in Denton to see a movie, with decent food and beer. As with all theaters,…read moreeverything is a bit pricey. Cool seasonal / rotating / special event menus so there's always something new. The folks who work here are great, but there are never (and I do mean NEVER) enough of them. My favorite terrible example is that there is always just one bartender on duty every Monday when the bar is always completely full for trivia. 17-20 teams, each team with multiple people, ordering drinks and food for more than two hours... and there's one person working. The in-theater waits are equally rough, and they still close you out early, which means the servers disappear about halfway into the film. Note that tips are added automatically. A fair practice but a good thing to keep in mind!

Now I remember why I don't come here...the tickets are not only over priced, but the staff are…read morenearly absent. The new phone policy for ordering food and drink items is openly inviting people to use their phones during the film. They say their theaters are a no talking zones and to flag a manger, but when people talk throughout the movie they do nothing or simply don't show up...leaving you to tell another guest to please stop being disruptive. Also, for overpriced thickets you'd think the seats wouldn't be actively peeling, yet here we are.

I purchased my ticket online. The evening ticket was about $13.50. It was quick and easy, and…read moreyou're able to pick your seats. You just walk right in and pull out the QR code that they can scan before going inside the theater. Inside the movie theater was pretty clean, and the seats were very comfortable. They reclined back pretty far which was nice!

I frequent Galaxy more than other theaters due to proximity but I genuinely do enjoy coming here…read more Galaxy is located in bustling Grandscape right next to the ferris wheel. The times I visit, the theaters are clean and customer service is good. I always buy my tickets online which is a seamless process. I can't comment on the food cause I've never had it but no complaints other than the price on the concession snacks. I especially love the photobooth, me and my sister take a photo every time we come, it's a solid theater I'd recommend

My husband and I enjoyed the production of Jesus Christ SuperStar. Wonderful community production…read morewith an extremely talented cast! We also loved the historical theater and the vintage vibe. Free parking was easier to find than we expected!

I encourage you to support your local theatre. It's nice to see your community participate in…read moreshows. The talent is great and the shows are well organized. I recently saw Disney's Beauty and the Beast and the makeup for the beast was an outstanding job! All the characters were so great and really put their heart into the show. There isn't much of a snack section and during intermission there is a long line to wait for the women's restroom so beware. Otherwise, this a great experience to encounter. Parking might be a challenge if the downtown square is busy. But it's in a great location to dine at with lots of places to eat. Great date spot!

Concessions are great priced here. Much cheaper than most others. The service is fantastic and the…read moreplace is really clean. Theater we were in was old and needs updating. Other than that, my family had a great time.

Great prices on tickets and great services for a small town theatre, highly recommend this place!read more

This comfortable black box theater is the perfect space to hear the Coppell Community Chorale.read more

I have been attending this small community theater for years and have always had a wonderful…read moreexperience, except for the last two plays that I have attended. I have always enjoyed the excellent acting and set production. Always very high quality for a small community theater. But the last 2 plays that I have attended where not family friendly. The use of language through out and very offensive has now soured me on this theater and probably the whole community theater experience. I would not bring my child (when she is old enough) or my parents and I would not invite my friends because I would be nervous of what might be said. To me this is not a family friendly venue, which is the very reason I have enjoyed it so in the past. Please, Coppell Theatre, consider your audience.

A distant dream now, but that was the best contingent of all of the administration, vibrant and…read morepeaceful weekend that ended yesterday in historical Quakertown Park, close to the downtown Denton City Offices and Council Chambers and Courts. It's got to take supreme team work amongst the City Departments during this autumnal celebration of our musical performance environment in north Texas, where both of our great universities pitched in sending us some of the finest live performances, set up on seven different stages in different parts of the Civic Center Park. I was perhaps most impressed with the city's answer to clean up the party zones, which span the area of the grounds of the Emily Fowler Public Library to the walls that surround our iconic Public Swimming Pool, which has a beautiful connection between our individual swimming participants, who flock to the Bell Avenue, and Texas Woman's University-adjacent location. I am proud of my hometown and have generally been drawn into the hordes of people who come here from homes nearby and enjoy the atmosphere of Gemuetlichkeit (German for warmth of friendliness that comes from mutual community that accompanies the Oktoberfest season of harvest time. A mighty shout out to the fabulous Local Grammy Award winning nuclear polka group, Brave Combo, and specifically band leader and guitarist Carl Finch, who founded the band with North Texas State University Jazz Music legends, along with Bubba Hernandez and their trumpet player Danny. I am so blessed to have Denton, Texas as my hometown and this annual event is going to be continuing far, far into the future. A shout out to my companion for the closing act, the most excellent Little Jack Melody, who rocked the Festival Stage, next door to City Hall. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D. (ShredderV@aol.com).

If you don't know why people say Denton is different..... than you have not been here. Orrrrr you…read morejust don't see why it matters. Sometimes it is safe to not know anything about Denton, but if you are adventurous....... You need to go. Just go.

I love the old school charm of this theatre. The plays here are really good. I have season passes…read morewith them for the past 3 years. I just saw "The importance of Earnest". I wasn't expecting much but I'm so glad I saw it. It was so good. The 2 leads made this show amazing. You must see a show here.

Very nice theater and incredibly friendly staff, so far I've only seen one show here Sister Act…read more The seats were comfortable and they (at least for this show) they had a live orchestra. We were able to get our tickets at will call, we were beyond lucky. They had a good selection of snacks and drinks during intermission. Interior design of the was very nice, next time I'll be sure to snag pictures.

I really like the experience. You really can't get a bad seat. It's really nice that you can have a…read morebeverage while you enjoy the show.

The theater is absolutely amazing like music and plays. The play of a theater shows speaking notes…read moreand more!