Address: 851 Providence Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15237, USA
Phone: +14123641095
Kristy Therrien
This is our favorite movie theater. We have gone to many theaters around the area after our local one closed and then changed ownership in the Pittsburgh Mills. The luxury seat recliners are heaven. Once you've sat in one of those you will have a hard time going back to normal chairs. The popcorn and coke are excellent as well as the hot dogs and nachos. The candy and snack selection is great too. The staff is always friendly, never came across an unfriendly worker yet. It's always clean too. Love it.
Diana A.
Always clean and professional here. The reclining seats are such a treat. I like the measures they have taken with COVID-19, too. They have a discount movie club and it is definitely the way to go!
Larry Cmar
Best cinema in the Pittsburgh area. Let’s talk about the seats 💺… not only do they recline their heated seats and they have a tray table and plenty of room to put your cups for drinks. No matter where you sit in the theater you’re going to get an excellent view. The staff is very friendly and helpful in the food and popcorn is not as expensive as you think.
Tiffany Yanosky
I like this movie theater, because it allows me to purchase my tickets in advance online and to reserve comfortable reclining seats. The employees have always talked to me very nicely. The concession stand is slightly small, but it has enough variety for food and drinks.
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I pre purchased and had to change plans due to a scheduling issue. If you go on the website, you can get a refund of the money.
As long as its PG 13 or lower yes
Sadly no
It depends on the showing and other factors. Maybe ~$10 per adult on average Check cinemark.com for more accurate pricing (minus the online fees if you go in-person)
It just reopened recently. And, they're doing a pretty decent job of accounting for covid. Your seats are assigned, and two seats to your left and right are reserved empty.
They are still showing the movie but the show times only go through the next 3 days.
What time. Matinee or evening? $8.50 for matinee or $10.75 evening standard showing or $11.50 or 13.75 for XD
You are asking public, please contact Cinemark directly.
You must be at least 17 years of age or have your parent accompany you to view a R rated movie.
500usd
Not just over the phone, no. But, if you register on the Cinemark website, you can reserve tickets WITH specific seats.
I don't think they have any student specific discount
No they never expire for active members they rollover
It depends on the day and time of day. But when we go as a family of 4, (2 adults, 6 yr old, 10 yr old ) it's about 50.00 like Christopher Mason above said. We both work so we can't typically get to the first show, and end up going at night time, and then to top it off, for some reason or another, the time slot that works best is usually the upgraded fee theater. So add that to the tickets as well.
Yes. You can purchase tickets inside too.
If you created an account you may also be able to log in and see them on their website.
Thanks a bunch everyone
That could be all that is either out or that they can afford at the time. From what I understand the licensing fees for movies are astronomical.
Neither are showing in 3D currently. Deadpool 2 was not released in 3D.
It's Tuesday at Robinson and North Hills, and it's $5.25 now.
I think 55
Last month
Probably not, but check the website for sure.
Quickest bite to eat would be Hello Bistro. Sit down eats, there's plenty. Bj's Brewhouse, Burgatory, Longhorn Steakhouse, Bonefish Grill. Convive is a locally owned coffee shop right in the same plaza as well.
There's beer there, which is a little unusual. The also serve hotdogs, icees, and your usual array of movie snacks.
10 bucks,. 5 bucks on Tuesdays
You cannot have more than 20 people. They may make you rent two theaters. All of this is done in advance. They won't allow it. Not sure about decorations though.
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