We came to the theater to watch Avatar, I tried to use the kiosk and it told me there were no more…read moretickets. So I had to go online on my phone to purchase tickets. There were plenty of tickets available. I made sure to tell someone about that. They apologized, but that could have been a lost customer and ticket sales. Not everyone knows technology. There were no people near by or salespeople in their ticket Box office.

Convenient location at The Landing with food and shopping in every direction so my family frequents…read morethis theater. We came in on a Saturday evening for Elio which had come out over a month prior so we expected the theater to be empty. You purchase tickets at a kiosk inside but I had a gift card so one of the front desk workers had to assist since the kiosk didn't take my gift card at first. Theater was a smaller one, only two rows of seats in the back before the floor seats but theater was clean and chairs were comfortable. We enjoyed the movie and will be back.

I would like to say the best thing about theater is the people who work there. The worst is that…read morethe bathrooms are only on one floor (in between the two floors where the movies show). I am in a wheelchair so it's a pain to go up and down and wait for the elevator, which can be slow at times (and I had to cancel a trip due to the elevator being down one day). Other than that, it's usually quite clean and the food is usually hot and ready. However, they only have concessions on one floor, and there was a time I had to skip refreshments as no one was at the counter, I think they were in the back putting up new stock, and I had to leave due to my movie starting. A few times I missed out on specific food items as they were either totally out, or they didn't have an extra employee to go to where they stored it to get more. Understanding, but disappointed. I've worked retail all of my life, so I know how those things can happen. I would say they need to get new carpet, but that is a small quibble. I noticed a few people comment on the drink area being a mess. Usually, this is the direct result of rude customers, not cleaning up after themselves or not watching their children. Usually, the issue doesn't last long. It does get cleaned up. But if you are one of the people who are following the rude customers, you probably, don't care. You're just upset with what you are walking into. Just politely let one of the workers there know and I'm sure you they will tend to it right away. Unfortunately, the employees can't keep an eye on all of the customers all of the time, so, politely letting them know, will help them fix the problem. I recently moved close to the theater, so I am taking full advantage of their unlimited program. Very nice. I will say the selections of the classic movies, that are for one day only, can either be great or very lackluster. And for some reason in the summer, they don't show the extra movies (classics). The quality of the movies coming out can be rather hit or miss and lately, they have been more miss than hit, so it's always nice to have a classic movie to fall back on. I love how they show older B&W movies since TCM is no longer available to me. But I also love all of the classics from the B&W era through the 90s and even more current movies that have been out of the theater more than 5 years or so. It's always a great way to catch up to everything I missed before. I love movies. I have a huge physical media collection, but nothing replaces the magic of the Big Screen. Big pluses are the staff, the theaters are nice, 4DX is great (and even though you have to pay a surcharge if you have the unlimited pass, it's only a fraction of the full 4DX price). I would recommend if you go more than twice a month to get the unlimited pass, as it's a definite bargain. I would highly recommend this theater.

If I lived in Seattle I would be frequenting this Regal theater!…read more I moved from the Boise Idaho area to Puyallup, WA at the beginning of the year and one thing I had been missing from my time in Boise was seeing movies in 4DX! if you don't know what that is, it's an intense and thrilling amusement park style movie format with seats that move like a ride, and special effects like scents, water, flashing lights that happen throughout the movie! It's my favorite cinema experience and worth every penny but sadly Washington state only has this format at this theater an hour away from me. Me and my cousins were having a girls day in Seattle though and I suggested we see the new Michael Jackson movie in 4DX- it was incredible! I will return whenever possible to see a film in 4DX!

Great location, friendly staff, and the screens and seats were comfortably large, exactly what…read moreyou'd want from a movie theater. I'd seen enough hype about the chocolate popcorn to finally try it myself. It was well-balanced and the portion was massive. My company and I barely made a dent in a medium. That said, if you're a classic butter popcorn person, this probably won't convert you. Overall, a solid experience. Would recommend.

Great theatre. Comfy seats. Clean and well kept. Interesting memorabilia around the theatre…read more Friendly and efficient staff. Great concessions. Don't sleep on the chocolate popcorn. It's amazing! Will definitely be coming back for another movie.

I don't go to movies very often anymore. I picked this theater because of the amenities, the…read morecleanliness and the wide selection of options. Used to live very close to the theater so we would go on a monthly basis. Since moving away, it is a bit of a drive for us but a good movie came out that we both wanted to see. Got our seats online and the process was seamless. A few people in line at concessions, but it moved quickly. Love the reclining seats and cupholders with each one. Snacks were great and the large popcorn bucket can be refilled free. Lobby was very clean and parking was easily accessible nearby. Great option if you love going to the theater.

The only thing decent about this theater was the partially reclining seats and sound system…read more The reclining seats are much better at Regal Cinemas. The beverages were half the size of Regal Cinemas. The popcorn tasted burnt. Parking is not close. Nothing impressive here, for sure.

We visited Regal Crossroads Bellevue Theater on July 4 with family to watch the Young George…read moreWashington movie in Theater 4, Aisle E, and had such a great experience. There were four of us, and the fully reclining lounge seats made the whole movie feel like we were relaxing in our own living room. You can sit upright like a regular recliner or lie all the way back -- super comfortable. We even brought a blanket for the kids, and it felt cozy and perfect. The theater wasn't crowded, and there was plenty of parking, which made everything easy from the moment we arrived. Inside, the place was clean, the bathrooms were clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The whole atmosphere felt relaxed, family‑friendly, and welcoming.

Originally opening in 1988 and converting to Regal Cinemas in 1998, the Regal Crossroads Auditorium…read more8 has full stadium type seating for all shows. My son-in-law treated me (along with my daughter) to a 18:30 show of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba - The Movie: Infinity Castle (the first movie in a planned trilogy). Spurged for a large popcorn ($11.99). There were plenty of trailers before the movie, though there must not have been enough future movies for the in-seat audience: played the one for Wuthering Heights (2026), convincing me to think we were in the wrong theater. The seats were plush, wide, and reclining, making me wish all movie theater seats were like this. It was a long movie (2h 35m), but went by quickly, in part to the theater.

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.

Went and saw the Housemaid last night. The seats were comfortable and reclined nicely. You can…read morebring drinks in from the bar, too. Before the movie we sat at the bar. Gio served us - he was very personable and made great drinks. He definitely knows what he is doing behind that bar. We will return for both the movie experience and to see Gio again!

It would appear that Cinemark is insisting on a single Yelp entry for their two theaters at Lincoln…read moreSquare. The original cinema was Lincoln Square Cinemas that they took over, which is a decent traditional multiplex with an IMAX screen and chairs arranged in stadium seating that actually lean back a bit. The lobby is open and has lots of room for displays promoting other films. On the left hall, the rows of screens is quite expansive which could make for quite a walk to the bathroom or to get concessions and bring them back. It might not be a bad thing to have some of them renovated to be like their Totem Lake location. The Cinemark Reserve is a whole other thing, and truth be told really deserves a separate Yelp entry. It is meant to be a premium experience. Like the iPic in Redmond it is an electroncially reclined seat with seat warmer and a table for a meal with waiter service. It's 21+ only and they serve alcohol. The finishes on the walls are slightly more premium but not too much above and beyond their newer Totem Lake location. There is a big lobby area for concessions but a lot of the walk-up food service areas have fallen into disuse after covid. Cost-cutting wise they're really pushing kiosk ticket buying, which is fine, but yesterday the printers weren't working, so the kiosks could take your credit card payment and then leave you with nothing. When they radioed for the manager it probably took half an hour for the manager to show up. I noticed the cost cutting at the original cinema too as the one person that could sell you a ticket is also the person who checks you in on entry. That being said, there really isn't an alternative to watch the latest blockbuster or buzzy indy/foreign film in the West Bellevue area than here and they do their reasonable best to ensure a good experience.

AMC FACTORIA 8 @ BELLEVUE…read more This AMC has parking available right out front, and there's plenty of space. It can get busy at times, but luckily I was still able to find a spot without any trouble. The theater itself is on the smaller side, but it's really nice inside. My friend and I went to watch The Housemaid, and if you go during the afternoon on a weekday, tickets are 20% off. We ended up going after 4 PM, so tickets were about $18 each, and we also got a regular popcorn for $11. Overall, I really loved the experience, the reclining seats were super comfortable, and I'm a huge fan of recliners because they make everything feel so much cozier. The movie was really good as well, and while there were about 30 minutes of ads, that's clearly mentioned when you purchase tickets online, so there's no pressure to arrive exactly on time. There also weren't many people sitting near us, which made the whole experience feel relaxed and gave it an overall great vibe.

Once again, per my last review, a review for the theater, not the movie. But I did see the new…read moreSuperman movie which was really entertaining. What I like about this theater is, *ticket purchases online to reserve seats. *you can order a kid's package for popcorn, drink, full size candy! *the seats are super comfortable and you can adjust as needed. *Always friendly service. *I love the self serve sodas. Too many almost to chose from and I don't drink soda regularly but it is fun to mix and match. *Parking is super convenient and plenty of it. *bathrooms are clean! Tip, women's bathroom has more stalls at the end around the corner if you come in and it is full. I understand there are probably larger theaters and also some that serve booze, but if you are looking for a theater which is primarily focused on playing moving and serving standard movie theater food this is your spot! SYOY!