Hollywood Theaters - Stadium 14

Indulging at Regal LA Live is an unforgettable 5-star experience! From the moment you step in, you're greeted with elegance and warmth. The plush seating envelops you in comfort, while the state-of-the-art technology enhances every cinematic moment. The staff's attention to detail and exceptional service make you feel like royalty throughout the entire visit. Whether you're here for the latest blockbuster or a special event, Regal LA Live's atmosphere elevates the movie-going experience. Treat yourself to the delicious concessions and diverse snack options, adding to the overall delight. It's not just a movie theater; it's a destination for entertainment and relaxation. I can't recommend Regal LA Live enough; it's the epitome of luxury and entertainment combined!

This is an excellent spot for watching movies. I saw Oppenheimer here. The only downside is that there were only two open counters to purchase snacks, and it took me over 15 minutes just waiting in the queue.

I bought an Indiana Johnson movie with my friend at 10:15 p.m. It was just the two of us in the big movie theater. I watched the commercial for more than 10 minutes, but the screen was out of focus and looked blurry, so I complained to the employee 2-3 times. The movie started and this time the sound was the problem. And I complained and got a refund. The staff didn't even say sorry. I thought it was a terrible movie theater. My precious weekend time and money were wasted.

There was only a bootleg Barbie box available on Barbie movie opening weekend instead of an official movie promo box. There was also no merch to giveaway. Seats weren’t as comfy as any AMC theatres. Out of all the theatres in LA that can bring experiences, this one isn’t it.

Beautiful and clean theater! My first 4DX movie experience with Avatar2 in this theater. It’s cool and made everything so real that I can even feel be killed and bombed. Very impressive!

I mean it’s a normal theater… but as it’s the main movie theater in downtown Los Angeles… the city that makes most of the worlds movies… it's just a let down. Even the big theater they have for the newest movies is basic. It has a balcony level and that’s it. Nothing special like old time movie palaces and nothing cool to look at like the arc lights. It’s just a normal theater.

My first time here. It doesn't have recliner seats. Parking charges but offers validation in specific parking lots. I was able to speak with a person at parking when I had trouble. At the time we went, concession stand upstairs was open and that was great, just as packed as downstairs didn't save time. App doesn't provide mobile ordering for concession.

What a mess. This is probably the most expensive movie theater I've ever been to - they charge $17 for matinees, $21.50 for regular 2D, $27.50 for 4D, parking is $8 with validation, and concessions are outrageous - but they don't actually provide any value for the price. It's simply that they're in DTLA and at LA Live, the latter of which exists simply to overcharge Angelenos for bad food and mediocre entertainment. Maybe if the service was better? But concessions are a disaster. I've been to three movies here in the last month, and they have never had the candy or food that I or my friends have asked for. Nothing is stocked. They don't even have things advertised on the monitors above the counters. When they do have something, it takes a bizarrely long time to get it. I have yet to figure out how lines can move so slow when there are seven people behind the counter. Maybe if they theater experience was better? But with one exception seats haven't been upgraded since the theater was built, and for the prices they're charging, all of the theaters should be as comfortable as their overpriced and terribly named new ICE theater. And then there's the Regal app that can't handle the Summer Friday surges and crashes or stalls constantly. The website is worse. Folks wonder why everyone is staying home and watching everything on their TVs, even spectacles meant for the big screen. It's not a mystery; it's experiences like Regal LA Live.

Felt like a real country bumpkin when we visited! We were walking by and decided to stop in and see Barbie. I've never been in such a huge movie theater! After two escalators and a bit of a walk we found our theater and really enjoyed the movie. Snacks were good but expensive as was expected. Most confusing part was buying tickets with our concessions but maybe that's just our lack of experience.

The movies here are great and the seats are very comfortable. There is a large parking lot next door, so parking is very convenient.