Overall, this is a great theater. I was disappointed with the online process. I purchased a ticked…read moreonline to skip the long line at the ticket booth. When I walked to the ticket holder he told me I still had to go through the long line he didn't have a scanner. The point of buying online is for convenience. Please get the scanners so online buyers don't have to wait especially since I payed two dollars more for the convenience.

Clean place, happy employees, not crowded which is amazing; good movies selection. This is my place…read moreto go to.

When it's 90 degrees in North Carolina, the best place to go is the movie theater. While visiting…read moremy mother in Oxford, who is new to the area residing in senior assisted living care, I needed to find a new local theater for us to continue our Mommy Daughter Dates. We are movie goers who see screenings weekly. I stumbled upon this quaint local theater on Google. I will admit, at first sight, this theater appears very dated. But Oldies, can be goodies! We arrived a half an hour ahead of the 4:00 pm screening for Michael. Parking was very easy for me when visiting with someone with mobility challenges. We were lucky to score a spot right at the front entrance. Staff were very welcoming and pleasant to engage with. The website was not very convenient to purchase tickets through. I visited the cashier at concessions and she quickly helped with my purchase. Tickets here are affordable even for evening shows. I really appreciated that. I ordered a Cherry Icee from Concessions and it immediately gave me all the warm and fuzzy nostalgia of the 90's. It was perfect for today's humid temperatures. I found the temperature in Theater 2, perfect! This was the first time my mom sat through a screening without complaining. She remained comfortable in her recliner the whole show. We sat in the 2nd to last row, and despite what the reviews say about the seats, I found them comfortable and not worn like a lot of the Regal theaters. I advise movie goers to arrive 30-45 minutes ahead of your screening time. This is an Old School Theater. There are no assigned seats. First come, first seated & served. Concessions can get very busy. I will absolutely return for a matinee and concession treats with mom again. Thank you to the staff.

This is a nice cozy theater. Price is reasonable, concessions food good price and worker are polite…read moreand willing to serve with a smile. New seats makes it even better, kudos. I'll definitely be back

My husband and I decided to meet his sister half way to watch the new Lilo & Stitch Live Action…read more The only theater we could find that was equidistant away from us was in Roanoke Rapids, NC. The front of the theater is very small to the point where guests were lining up outside to get concessions. We ordered about $26 just for Popcorn, ICEES, and a medium drink (not including tickets). It is unhygienic for an employee in an establishment to touch their hair / pull out their hair tie while working especially since they were not wearing any gloves. The sound in the theaters could use some enhancement, some parts of the movie were hard to hear. The seats are shaped weird, so they aren't the most comfortable. There is a good amount of leg space, but other people are very unaware of their surroundings. I cannot tell you how many times my seat got pushed forward by another customer. It was a very frustrating theater to go to. The employees were nice, but I would say they need to be a bit more cautious when handling concessions such as popcorn. Overall, I would not recommend this theater, but locals may be out of luck if this is the only theater nearby.

Very small theater, I think only 2 or 3 screens. The prices are great! If I'm ever in town again I…read morewill visit again!

The movie tickets are well priced, along with the food and drinks. I love the movie themed names…read moreand so far all the cocktails have been delicious. The first time I went I got the magic mushrooming pizza and it was yummy but I got it again this time and there was so much raw onion on it I couldn't eat it.

Went here on a whim to watch the Devil Wears Prada 2. Loved the idea of ordering food/snacks as the…read moremovie goes on (much like Alamo). Major downside is that the staff do not duck, walk fast, or communicate properly during the film. I frequent at Alamo and love how discreet their staff are when walking by with and without food on trays. I'd definitely go back here again if there was a film showing here instead of my typical non-delivering theatre. But otherwise I wouldn't go back unless they found better ways to work with the service. Ticket prices are also pretty cheap compared to other theatres, and that is compensated for the cost of their food.

The food was awesome and I enjoyed the drive in movie....we looked at the SMURFS it brought back…read moremany childhood memories.........thanks to the Hubby it was a nice surprise

Absolutely loved our experience here! Food was great and very reasonably priced. Movie and sound…read morequality were good. Everyone that worked there was super friendly and pleasant. Property was clean and well maintained. My husband's first time at a drive-in theater and he loved it, we had such a fun time and will definitely be back! A bit of a drive for us, but totally worth it.

Amazing food, atmosphere, and I absolutely love the bowling alley!!! Wonderful customer service as…read morewell!!

We were in the area and felt like a visit to an arcade would be fun. This place has that and many…read moreother things under one roof. A movie theater, laser tag, an arcade, billiards, a bar, and even a Chinese restaurant! Hopefully I didn't leave anything out. We tried the billiards first, but all the per game cheap tables were taken. Only the per hour ones were avail and more than we wanted to pay. Plus the mostly male patrons did not make us feel welcome from the looks we got so we moved onto the arcade. You have to buy a card to play the games and the machine was confusing, even with asking a couple people buying one. Of course there wasn't an employee anywhere inside to ask for assistance, but we finally figured it out. Unless you want to play shoot em up games, most of what they have is for kids, incl a very short whack a mole game. We did play a pinball game that frequently shouted, well that's a real cow pie shot, or something to that effect! Long story short, for as much as they have to offer you're either going to find some entertainment value or not.

Hit or miss. Sometimes they don't dim the lights very much because the senior citizens that often…read morego to it feel unsafe. It's always annoying when they do that because the screen is washed out and you can see everything in the cinema. If a few people complain they will lower the lights to a normal level but then 20 minutes of the movie have gone by. Has happened to me multiple times.

Love this little theater..Get your tickets when you get there, no lines and great popcorn!read more

What a great atmosphere at this winery. The lighting is beautiful, good acoustics (they have live…read moremusic regularly), and the wine is pretty good. This is a nice venue worth stopping in at.

We stopped in on a monsoon Friday afternoon and were incredibly impressed with this venue. The…read moreinside of the barn looks like its from a movie. It is just magical. The lights, the thrifted and donated furniture and all of the decorations are so beautiful. We were a group of 10 and we all couldn't get over all of the different seating areas inside. Several of us did flights and we settled on really liking the Chardonel. We brought snacks with us and really enjoyed our time spent at this vineyard. I would love to come back when the weather was nicer!

I've walked by this building many times and often forget that there is a small theater in there. I…read morewas even in the lobby area for an open house event but it wasn't until recently that I attended an event in the actual theatre. Seating is limited but seats are comfortable and spacious. I know they have occasional free screenings here but I'm not sure where those are listed. Nice reuse of industrial space. I'll have to research this venue and its offerings more closely.

Full Frame Theater is a place for LOVERS! Located in the heart of American Tobacco Campus, you…read morecan't help but notice the old fashioned, neon-at-night, knockout sign including lightening boltZ and POWER PLANT blazing bright along the top along with the black-and-white FULL FRAME THEATER text. You should know, going to see a show at Full Frame is rather difficult to do during the year. The building itself, which houses offices on the top floors, an impressive boiler room and a LOVELY art gallery next door {Power Plant Gallery} is open to the public during the day for typical office hours. It IS WORTH IT just to stop in during the day, because the building is AMAZING! Truly one of the MOST spectacular sites to see in Durham, this old power plant has been converted into a fully functioning theater, venue and office space. Besides its use of the theater for special events, it also houses the Full Frame Film Festival offices [a WONDERFUL annual international event dedicated to the theatrical exhibition of nonfiction cinema. The festival takes place from morning to midnight every April, showing 100's! of films, discussions, panels and brings in people from all over the world to experience Durham hospitality at its finest!]. But Full Frame Theater is MUCH MORE then just the film festival, they show FREE documentary screenings May through November, although typically only once a month on Durham's Third Friday Art Walk. Tickets are free, but you must reserve a ticket the morning of, beginning at 9am. The theater itself is a DREAM. State-of-the-art projectors, HD resolution, surround sound, comfy seating: amazing, amazing, AMAZING! When you think of a refurbished power plant theater, you might think: OLD fashioned, restored, not great quality BUT lovely space. Well, Full Frame is not only an amazing building with lots of history BUT a great theater as well! You walk through the front door of the theater, and immediately are located in the old BOILER Room of the power plant: hard to describe because it's just so impressive, but think brick exterior, massive windows, polished concrete floors; contemporary while in a historical setting. This building has been standing since the 1930's and should be celebrated along with its partner and Durham icon: the Lucky Strike Smokestack and Lucky Strike Water Tower! So visit with lovers, visit with friends, visit with family, just VISIT this iconic site. AMERICAN TOBACCO CAMPUS: rendition by your's truly [Rose L.]; of Full Frame Theater! __________ I_ _I I L I I U I I C I I K I I Y I I I OO I *o* I OOO I * * I OOOO I S I OOOO I T I OOOO I R I OOOO I I I ___OOOO___ I K I I FULL I I E I I FRAME I ___I______ I_______I THEATER I ____ I I___________ I I I ___________ I I I I I I I I * I * I I I _I_____I_____ I_ I

Regal is literally my number one go to movie spot! I am an unlimited member so I tend to frequent…read moremultiple different regals wherever I go but SouthPark is definitely my Home base. This is a pretty standard theater in my opinion, they have the basic seats and a good number of screens. This theater usually has all of the bigger movie releases along with some smaller ones every once in a while. The concessions have all of your standard offerings along with pretzels & hot dogs and the popcorn has always been fresh in my experience. The staff here is always really kind and I always enjoy the layout of the lobby which provides ample seating spaces to relax while waiting for your next movie.

This place is a crap hole. Go somewhere else. Very old. Not the best neighborhood. Sucks. Not…read moresure why regal bought this place.