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For my 100th review, Hands down my favorite theater in all of the PNW. It doesn’t have recliner seats like newer or renovated spots, nor does it have IMAX or RPX. But what it does have is charm and a great staff. Out of all the theaters I’ve been to from Cinemark, to AMC, to the other Regals here… this location has consistently been friendly with their team and managers. I appreciate how they recognize me and ask how I’m doing and remembering things from previous conversations. It really does feel welcoming. Some may see this place negatively if they were to compare, but honestly the fact it isn’t as busy as the other locations which are smaller helps it become a true cinema with staff talking to patrons about movies and cinema again. With hundreds actually new homes being built just blocks away, if this location got a little renovation with an IMAX or RPX, some upgraded seating, it will be just as busy and popular as the other locations. The location is great since it’s isolated on its own and just minutes away even walking distance to so many homes. I’ve come at all sorts of times with my Regal unlimited pass, which I got because of the staff here. I’ve been when I was the only one in the whole auditorium for a middle of the week no buzz movie all the way to a premiere weekend when 80% of the auditorium was full. They keep the place clean, running, and welcoming. That’s all you can ask for from a cinema. Shout out to the manager, Riddle.

Theater was relatively clean, screen and audio was decent. My main issue was thirty minutes of commercials AFTER the scheduled movie start time. Also, the seating leg room is cramped for folks who are above average in height.

I have seen better theaters, but sound and picture is great. I am handicapped, leg room is not the best if you are over 6 foot. Large parking lot. People are nice. One time I got the hotdog and the bun was a tad stayl. I did not get sick. Lots of showtimes for movies. The AC is strong.

The theater was fairly clean and the staff working the concession stand were polite and professional. They still use regular seating which in itself is not bad, but you can’t help but feel crowded in. I’m sure this helps increase revenue, but I personally prefer the nearby theaters with reclining seats due to the noticeable difference in comfort

I had a great experience watching The Meg 2. They do not have recliners but still comfy seats. I like the location as it is closer to where I live!

Went here to see the Barbie movie and our visit here went smoothly. Concessions were great and everything seemed very clean. HOWEVER the women’s restroom sinks we either clogged, broken, or super dirty. Literally only one sink was working. The toilet stall I went into was clean so no complaints there.

Go during RCC days. Instead of $10 to $12 per ticket it's only $6 per ticket. Good theater, was not crowded and this was to see The latest Mission Impossible movie. Including us there was only 3 people in the theater to see the movie. The seats are kinda stiff and after a couple of hours, you're shifting around to try to get comfortable. But it was was a surprisingly pleasant experience because the lack of people in the theater.

It’s an average Regal theater, but whoever approved the layout of the men’s restroom is an idiot. The only public restroom I’ve seen that’s worse is a sushi restaurant in LA with mirrors covering walls. This place is almost that bad.

Loved the movie. We laughed at the snack bar because they didn't include alcohol prices on the reader board. We ordered 2 and a small box of . $24 ??? I looked around to see if I was mistakenly at the airport. They laughed & laughed.

Good movie viewing experience. Did not try the concessions. Seemed like the carpets weren't vacuumed from the night before in the lobby/hallways.