This theater is great to watch a documentary or national geographic movie! Sit up high so you can see the entire screen!
Beware of impostor IMAX cinemas at local multiplexes. This and the PACCAR Theater are the only real IMAX cinemas in the Seattle area.
Be there one hour early to get the best seats. Big movies (Spiderman, The Hobbit) are usually sold out.
Buy passes from Costco $15.99 for two anytime tickets. Also, sign up for a free regal card to earn free popcorn, drinks, and movies!
There is a Five Guys next to the entrance. Grab a burger and some peanuts before the movie.
Comfy seats, but getting up the stairs for a popular movie can be quite the chore
Friday & Saturday Night Midnight movies are some of the best classic films with some of the best audiences you could ask for. My favorite movie theatre in Seattle.
Midnight movies on Friday and Saturday are usually excellent choices.
Take a peek at their midnight showings. They usually show fantastic old-school movies for the late night crowd. Read more.
Best place to see a movie for adults. Even a cool lounge right off the lobby for after drinks! Bring your idea and remember your parking space number.
Don't forget to explore upstairs. You can view the projection room and look at artwork on the wall. Go early and you can wait in the lounge before your movie starts.
Love their sing-along movies, their fresh-popped popcorn with real butter and their pizza topped with thinly sliced potatoes, rosemary and olives.
Don't sit too close or you'll have to crane your neck up to see the movie.
Cheap movies, excellent food, and a good time. I <3 this place!
$25 gets you all you watch movies at both SIFF cinemas for a month!
Free parking (1st & Republic) with purchase on movie ticket.
The coolest movie theater in the city! 4 screens, beer, tons of local films, and super friendly staff.
Have a cupcake and coffee next door before your movie
3rd floor theater is the smallest movie theater screen I've seen. My LED tv might be larger. LOL!
The Majestic Bay, which really is an exceptionally cool movie theater, just celebrated a birthday. If you've never been to this theater, you should make a visit, it's worth a trip. Read more.
Nirvana and Horror movie exhibits are awesome!
Don't come expecting theme. If you love movie & music memorabilia or more precisely, WA St music memorabilia, you'll love it.
Building architecture from the outside is stunning but once you are in there is not that much to see. The horror movie and fantasy land exhibition are the best.
Great movie theater and great place to get something afterwards
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Great theater.. i luv watching movies there.. but hard to find parking...
Way better than the theatre-bars in redmond or mountlake terrace. and pretty cheap. LOVED watching a movie here.
Watch a movie.
Teeny screen and not enough sound to drown out the drunk folks all around you talking & texting during the whole show. Great drinks and tasty popcorn. Go for the experience, not the movie itself.
Good for a Movie or a party rental.
Great family theater - friendly, inclusive, fantastic sound. The audience applauded the trailer for the Mister Rogers movie. Worth the drive.
Great popcorn and awesome atmosphere for a movie. Especially the prestige room!
The largest video store on the west coast. Independently owned and staffed by true videophiles, Scarecrow makes movie browsing just downright fun. It's a Seattle destination.
This is the best selection of movies I've ever seen.
Really loved the collection of movies out there. It never disappointed me. Staff is friendly and cooperative.
Best place for movies, food & shopping all at once!
Shop, eat, drink, and hit up the AMC movie theater on the top floor!
Awesome place for sci-fi fans. Great memorabilia from movies and TV shows, lots of history. Overall, just awesome.
I really love this place. Anyone interested in fantasy,scifi or horror movies should visit this place.
If you’re a big time movie nerd this is the location to come check out all sorts of memorabilia from those great films and shows too.
Must do cinema in Seattle for independent movies and documentaries you wouldn’t find anywhere else. It’s so quiet I’m afraid for its future but it’s wonderful.
there's a $5.00 minimum purchase to use your card at the concession stand
I think so forum popcorn maybe THE best popcorn I've ever had.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA