The AMC in edwardsville is very large with a huge parking lot which is a bonus because you don't…read morehave to stress at all about parking before your movie. The theatre itself is very dated. It's for sure due for a lobby and concession area "glow up" The newer theatres with Dolby sound and recliner seats are clean and the seats are comfy. My only complaint about the seats is the recliner works oddly. It's sort of all or nothing which I'd prefer to have my legs up and not lie down. I'd skip pretzels, mine were cold and lacked any flavor. For the more outdated theatre the prices are high, almost $20 for a movie here which is more than the prices at the brand new theatre in St. Louis so In my opinion, it's too high. If you are into a no frills movie experience then this is the spot! Good popcorn and comfy seats!

Everywhere you look there are handicap accessible signs yet they certainly are not. I went with a…read morewalker not my wheelchair this time. Asked for no step seating for an imax showing of Hail Mary. Was given seats with a step to them. Had my partner not been with me, I would not have been able to sit. Then after the movie, tried to use the restroom but the stall door was too narrow to fit my standard size walker. Thought this theater would be nicer, newer, more updated but was truly disappointed. Wonder if the department that grants the Ada certification is aware how very.not Ada this facility is...

I was impressed by Marcus Cinema. They have many food options, candy and beverages. The theatres…read moreare large and seats are comfy! They even have seat warmers which is nice when it's cold. Large parking lot so no issues with parking. They seem to be under construction in the lobby area so hoping it's a nice remodel. Prices are on par with amc and other cinemas.

Marcus Theaters should be ashamed of themselves. They are taking lots of money from people and…read moreallowing them to watch movies in a DUMP! I understand construction but what l will never understand is not having signs apologizing for the inconvenience and some sort of end date for this nonsense. I asked an employee yesterday if they are planning to put a floor down and he said I don't know. They don't tell us anything. This is unacceptable!

I love that we have a small theatre in Belleville. No complaints here except sometimes there isn't…read moresomeone there to take your ticket. I really want to tell you about their cheeseburgers! One of the best burgers I've ever had! Perfectly cooked medium well. Fresh toppings. The best fries! They are kind of crispy. I ate while watching a movie so couldn't get a great picture.

The Edge is typically a great theater, but we recently went to see Wicked, and the projection was…read moreso poor that you could barely see Elpheba in multiple scenes. I understand needing to leave light in the theater for safety, but you can do better than this. Additionally, we were in the bistro, and the server was SO loud, it was ridiculous. Completely unnecessary to shout as loud as she was. Both aspects really ruined the experience.

Seven fantastic shows each year! Including an all-youth summer musical each July. The productions…read moreare extremely high quality. CCS is a local treasure.

The theater in Vandalia is very clean. Their concessions have many varieties however like most show…read moreplaces the price for concessions is excessive. Usually, it is not very crowded. I do have a recommendation. I would suggest some floor lighting. The theaters can become pitch black And I have found that I've had to wait to try to find a seat I would recommend going to the StarMax theater in Vandale, Illinois, and then afterwards, or before stopping by the Ponderosa steakhouse.

Today was our family's first time to this theater. We were used to buying tickets at a ticket…read morecounter. This theater sells its tickets at the snack counter. So if you come here, be prepared to go to the snack counter to purchase tickets for a movie. The actual theater we were in had an odor. Not a deal breaking odor - may have been a new smell type of thing. I'm not sure how long this theater has been opened. After being seated a few minutes - I know longer noticed the odor. The seats were comfortable. The aisles were large and made it easy for others to get by you if seated in the same row. That was appreciated. All in all it was a nice and pleasant atmosphere. Bathrooms were clean as well. We will go back to this theater.

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The ticket price is 8 bucks. Pretty cheap compaired to mutiplexes. They pop their own popcorn…read more The Globe is situated on an old town square. It is kinda loike going back to the way back machine. They have an arcade in the entrance with games like Pacman and Tron.

Great venue. Not a bad seat in the house and food and drinks are reasonably priced. And the ticket…read moreprices are affordable

Edwardsville is so lucky to have this vintage entertainment venue. I have fond memories of coming…read morehere as a child to see movies with my cousins. It's where I saw many of the classic Disney animation films and one of my favorite musicals, Sound of Music. Today, I went for a taping of a STL news program. Great Day St. Louis was doing a live broadcast promoting, the centennial of Route 66. The program was not only informative, but entertaining as well. I enjoyed seeing the old theatre that now host, concerts, comedians, movies and a variety of other activities. Seeing the old concession stand, plaques on the walls and the vintage decor added to my flashback of the good ole days. Seeing the second floor as an event space was super cool. It would be great for a wedding reception, retirement party or a momentous birthday or anniversary. If you're in need of a party space, be sure to check, The Wildey.

The historic Hi-Pointe Theatre opened in 1922. It has had many renovations over the years, but it…read moremaintains a retro atmosphere. Independent and classic movies are showcased here. The widescreen picture is sharp, and the auditorium is wired for Dolby Digital surround sound. The parking map from the Hi-Pointe Theatre website shows multiple parking areas. You can park in the Lindell Bank parking lot after 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, after 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, and all day on Sunday.

It really is a massive bummer that stupid weed shop took over the whole parking lot... they have…read moresomeone who sits there and makes you move your car across the street to the bank... hateful.

If it were not for NCG Cinema, I probably would never go to Alton Square Mall. NCG is on the…read morebackside of the mall and has its own private entrance on the outside. NCG is a 8 screen theatre. The seats are cushy comfortable with foot rest that you can control. They also have a small snack table with a cup holder attached to each chair. Having this table makes it so much easier to enjoy the movie. Trying to hold on to your popcorn and soda, while watching a movie is always a challenge. The screen is a good size for boutique sized theaters. The sound is also adjusted to a good volume. It's not overly load or to soft that you cannot hear each and every line. Concessions are expensive like any movie house. Soda and popcorn are self-serve. They give you a soda glass and an empty popcorn tub and you fill it yourself. If you like buttery popcorn, you're in control of how much you add to your tub. Bonus, they have a small bar that serves, beer, wine and a variety of canned seltzer's. NCG is the only movie house in Alton. Even if it weren't, I'd still be back. The staff is friendly and the theatre itself is one of the cleanest movie houses I have visited.

Concessions were a little expensive and I was sad they didn't have any seasoning/salt the butter…read moredispenser was also not working or maybe needed refilled? But the workers seemed happy and the reclining seats are comfortable. I'd honestly say this theatre is the better one in the area.