I have a Regal and an AMC with IMAX within twenty minutes of my home -- the reason to make the…read moreextra drive down to King of Prussia is the occasional screening of 70mm films on a "True" IMAX screen (ratio 4:3, unlike what I've got access to in my hometown) and the 4DX auditorium, which of course is how you watch a movie if you'd like your seat to bounce you around and sometimes spritz water or blow air into your face. The condition and cleanliness of this theater is generally good. The men's rooms could use more stalls; there's always a line in the lobby before and after popular shows. And I do wish ushers would occasionally do a walk-through while a movie is playing, but I understand that no theaters do this anymore and at this point I'm simply yelling at the clouds. The sound and picture quality of their IMAX auditorium is unbeatable. I've seen Christopher Nolan's last two films in that auditorium, on 70mm, and both experiences were excellent . . . with the small exception of my seat itself, which was on the far right of the third row for "Oppenheimer" and dead-center in the second row for "The Odyssey". I do think this theater's front row should be row three and not one or two, as those are just very, very close to the screen. If you're going to one of the 4DX shows, I'd suggest that if you get a drink, especially one without a lid (like a beer), drink at least a quarter of that before the first 4DX trailer starts. I learned this hard way, spilling my drink all over myself. Really, I would recommend ditching both drinks and popcorn--you wouldn't take these items onto a rollercoaster ride with you, right?--but if you choose to enjoy them, get into that drink and the top couple inches of popcorn before your seat starts jumping around.

August 1, 2026. I…read morevisited this theater to see a movie and arrived a bit early, so I decided to grab a drink at the bar while I waited. After finishing my first drink, I asked the bartender for a refill. Despite already sitting right there at the bar, I was told dismissively that I had to wait in a growing line. As someone already seated at the bar, it would have been easy for the bartender to take a mental note, and still take my order. However he wanted me to wait until 40+ new people ordered on top of others joining the line... Also, having only one bartender working the entire bar made service extremely slow and inefficient. Better staffing and clearer customer service training are definitely needed here

I loved the ambiance, the comfortable reclining seats, and the overall movie experience. The…read moreservice was friendly and helpful, and the food and snacks made the experience even better. The theater had a great atmosphere, and the sound and picture quality made the movie enjoyable. Overall, I had a great time and would definitely come back again

It has taken me a week to decide to write this review. Like a few other comments this month, I had…read morea worse than expected experience at this theater. The women's bathrooms were filthy. The floor was sticky in there when I visited. However, my complaint is about the popcorn: I found a hair near the bottom of the bag. It was disgusting! It was straight and blond (mine is black/white and curly). Immediately, I stopped eating and saved the evidence. As a Stubs member, I knew to inform the manager. The guest services associate informed the manager on duty on her walkie and they laughed at my predicament! The manager arrived, unaffected, and asked if I wanted a refund or movie passes. I accepted the refund and I cancelled my tickets for the rest of the week. Gotta see up to 4 now. . . There seems to be an overall problem with the current staff and their service. I hope management addresses it quickly. Food & sanitation are big problems!

Literally so happy right now! For the Harry Potter special…read morethey came out with limited edition popcorn book boxes and cups in their respective houses. I found out after attending the movie event that all the collectibles were sold out everywhere. Within 3 days! There should've been a limit on how many people can buy but apparently people bought the entire 4 sets per person, it's not fair for the rest of the ppl coming to watch the movie. I called in looking everywhere for it. Due to a small defect in a set, they weren't sold and thankfully the management and staff here are very understanding. They held it for me to pick up the next day! Amazing!! Bestest customer service ever! Above and beyond :) Thank you!

What a nice lovely theater, it's small and quaint. The service is friendly and very helpful. The…read moreseats are very comfortable and room to pass by even with the foot rest extended. Very clean. The last 3 rows are the best. It's quaint inside don't want to look up at my movie. We were 3rd row from the last.

Love this place that broke away from corporate Great…read moremovies, nice wine for $7 Comfort seats. Affordable prices This place cares

check out the screen in Theater 11. Fully damaged across the entire width makes for a completely…read moredistracted viewing. Great place for trying your chances at winning a stuffed animal, but not a place to see a movie

Great independent theater. I love that they show films that aren't usually played by the major…read moretheater companies. The staff were all very friendly. Concessions prices are reasonable. Ticket price is a reasonable. The seats are old-school, not like the new recliners, but still very comfortable. What's a beautiful location

I like the Institute because of the independent and retro films they screen, but not all theaters…read morein this multiplex are the same. Or as comfortable. I appreciate stadium seats. I like walking upstairs to the mezzanine to find my perfect spot. (I may sound nuts, but I look for a seat where the screen is big and doesn't require a head tilt -- more of a 'movie' experience than watching Netflix at home.) Well, Theater 1 doesn't cut the mustard. The auditorium is one level, oddly long. To achieve my important no-tilt criteria, I sit far back. But then the screen looks small! If there's a movie I want to see, should I call the theater to find out where it's being screened? I probably won't. But I might! Fingers crossed that it's not in Theater 1.

House of Netflix - King of Prussia Mall…read more House of Netflix was one of the highlights of my visit to King of Prussia Mall during Roots Picnic weekend! As someone who enjoys movies, shows, and immersive experiences, this was such a fun surprise. The themed displays were creative, interactive, and perfect for taking memorable photos. Every area was thoughtfully designed, making it feel like you were stepping into the worlds of some of Netflix's most popular series. It was a great mix of entertainment, nostalgia, and creativity. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and helped keep everything organized so guests could enjoy the experience. Whether you're visiting with friends, family, or exploring solo like I was, it's a fun stop that adds something different to your day at the mall. If you're already planning a shopping trip to King of Prussia, don't miss House of Netflix. It's a unique experience that made an already amazing weekend in Pennsylvania even more memorable. Caption: Lights, camera, adventure! House of Netflix turned an ordinary mall visit into an unforgettable experience. Definitely a must-see while you're at King of Prussia!

Such a cool spot if you are a Netflix watcher! The have free entry and you can walk around and…read moreexplore. Decide what activities you want to do and pay per item. Then browse the gift shop and eat at the Netflix themed cafe! Loved that this spot was connected to the mall so we were able to make an entire afternoon out of the visit!

Great art house theater Combined the best new movies with…read morerespect for restored classics Courteous and knowledgeable staff. I've always been a donor to this type facility I'm now 80 and this is the best

Great experience on Main Street in Ambler…read more Ambler Theater is a very relaxed experience with a hand full of staff that makes you feel welcome. The movie theater is very old however it brings with it wonderful charm. My girlfriend and I have been coming here for just about a year now and are thinking of becoming members (this is a non-profit movie theater that exists by the support of its members). This spot reminds me of the Ritz movie theaters in center city without the hustle bustle. Definitely check it out for a date night or a reason to check out the quiant town of Ambler. As always people SYOY!!

Such a cool first-time experience! I'd never been to a drive-in before, but found this place on…read moreTikTok and saw they were showing the new Spider-Man, so I had to check it out. It's about an hour outside the city and definitely in the cut, but it felt like its own little oasis. Since the theater dates back to the 1930s, I do think a little remodeling would go a long way, but the vintage look definitely adds to the nostalgic charm. The staff was nice, everything ran smoothly, and the snack bar had plenty of veggie options. The veggie hot dogs were on point. 10/10--I had three. Overall, great experience and I'd definitely recommend it. I'll be back!

We had the BEST first experience at Shankweiler's Drive-In! It was our first time ever going to a…read moredrive-in movie, and we absolutely loved the whole experience. There's something so nostalgic and special about being able to enjoy a movie under the stars. To make the night even more memorable, our car battery unfortunately died--but the staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and helpful. Within just a few minutes, they came over and had our car running again! We were so impressed by how quickly they jumped in to help and how kind everyone was. It's clear that Shankweiler's really cares about creating a great experience for their guests. We had such a wonderful time and are already looking forward to coming back. We absolutely loved it and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun, unique night out!

A comfortable theatre in a nice town…read more This is mostly a movie theatre with occasional live events. The seating is comfortable. The rest rooms have black & white tiles and are located conveniently. The lobby is large and there is a nice patio on the second floor.

This venue is one of my favorites. Each year we go to see…read morehttps://www.startmakingsenseband.com at Christmas time. It is the only local venue that is historic, comfortable, and amazingly lovely. The seating is also wonderful, and I noticed when I was there to see the show, they are doing fundraising for renovations which is important for others to still have it available for future generations. Plus, it also was the place THE BLOB was filmed there! Check it out!

This local theater continues to deliver on its excellent performances. Avenue Q was executed…read morebeautifully with these talented thespians. Seating is comfortable and you can choose your own. Tickets are extremely reasonable. There is a concession stand as well for snacks and water. I love this venue and intend to continue to support.

We came from Long Island to come see a Chorus Line(our favorite show) because a friend's family…read moremember was in the show so we attended. Seating if first come first served. Plenty of seating. Nice staff. Snack bar. Parking is easy. Park on grass or on the street. Show was Great!