Address: 2911 District Ave, Fairfax, VA 22031, USA
Phone: +15715123301
Michael Gracey
I have enjoyed going to this theater for several years. More independent and foreign language films tend to be shown here which provide a welcome variety from what major chains show. Early viewing and matinee prices to be largely competitive with other theater brands. Self service kiosks function as expected without much trouble, although I do find having to purchase tickets one movie at a time when seeing more than one the same day just a bit inconvenient. I do like the lean staff model employed here, leaving people to attend to appreciated services like concessions and cleaning rather than menial ones such as selling and taking tickets. The location uses two floors for its eating and viewing areas with adjacent and nearby restaurants for pre- or post-meal meals plentiful. The sound in the various auditoriums delivers well. Seats tend to be softer and easy to lean back without fully reclining. The floors appear to have chipped paint in a number of locations from wear and overdue maintenance I suspect. Overall though a pleasing look and feel has been preserved over the years. I look forward to coming here in the future for those independent and foreign language films of interest to me and those like me.
Andrew Dollar
Parking used to be easy here but now you have to drive further. They’ve added 2 hour limits to most of the garages. Screen quality is not 4K/HDR, seats don’t have headrests, Pepperoni pizza was undercooked, Coke Freestyles were out of Coke flavors.
Joseph Starkey
Great lineup of movies and wonderful stadium seating. Only drawback is air temperature inside each theater. Bring a jacket.
Irina Epshteyn
Just wanted to show this movie theatre building to my friends from out of town The lady from the confession desk told us: “you need to buy something or leave you can’t come inside” I’ve been coming to this theater for years - I was shocked
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Yes. Saturdays at 10AM.
I would call and ask them. Because even on Saturdays we have gone to 10:45am matinee. I use the app to order my tickets and it is probably more accurate coming from the source. Try them again. Let me know.
Senior and child tickets for my granddaughter and I were $13.25 each.
Buying them online allows you to reserve seats at the time of purchase.
Don't know at this moment
You should just go to the ticket office with an ID to get them
I believe so, I've gone to a few weeknight shows and they had the normal option to get wine or beer. Not sure about daytime
Drinks are half price AFTER you see a film. Keep your ticket stub.
The Wednesday discount is called the Date Night discount. It's $10 tickets, and you don't have to be on date! Also, everyday before noon, tickets are $8.
Yes. In fact it's all day and night on Thursday.
Yes they have a rather large selection
Naomi, I'm not sure. But I'd be interested in seeing! ;)
Plenty of parking available but watch out for the timing in some places like road side and basement area of under the target.
I believe there is a $1 discount for seniors every day.
Union Station in DC, then the Metro Orange line to the Dunn Lorring, Merrifield ststion.
The theater's address is 2911 District Ave, Fairfax, VA 22031. Check the website for showings.
Thursday has "baby boomer" prices but other than that yes, the senior rate for tickets is $1.00 less than the normal rate. (As of 2018 Feb, it's 12.50)
You'd have to plan on dropping her off and then park.
Contact theater directly.
Yes. It worked for me
The movie will release in angelica theaters on nobember 10th.
If you are looking for cheaper prices, there are reduced fees for matinee and earlier "wake up matinee" shows, $11.50 and $7, respectively.
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