AMC 9+CO 10

AMC is just the best place to watch movies! Their App and Reward program is a must!The place is alway clean and the staff are friendly. A lot of great movies are being released now that Covid is over.

I didn't realize the parking garage was free until I got inside, but there's also a ton of street parking. We watched Nosferatu and had a great experience. The seating was good and was very adjustable. We got a popcorn and Coke slushie, both of which were good. I had preordered some tickets and the snacks. It was a bit annoying to scan two barcodes each time, but it all worked out. The staff were all friendly and answered all of our questions.

I've seen so many movies here and recently just saw The Last Showgirl! The building is huge with a free parking garage right across the street. There's also a huge snack area and even a bar inside which are always a great addition to get you ready for your showing. The theaters themselves are all pretty big and clean, with some featuring spacious recliners, soft cushion, and even heated seats! What more could you want during your movie experience I highly recommend the AMC on 9th and Colorado

Spacious!!Plenty of parking. There's a large garage adjacent that's free. Nice, clean theater with wonderful seating. Adjustable and heated if you need. Great for comfort!

Went to see the Taylor Swift concert here and will definitely be back to see a movie. They have a full service bar and the seats are amazing in the theater. The seats recline and they will be great in the winter time since they do heat up. I can't say much about the food since I didn't have anything but a soda. Will definitely be back.

Best AMC Theatre in Denver. The entrance, escalator to 2nd floor for concessions and access to theaters were very clean and well lit. The 2nd floor has floor to ceiling windows which flood light into the space. Large concessions area + Coca Cola station and a full bar with easy chairs and bar seating. The carpet looked new and each theater had faux leather reclining seats. The seats can be heated or cooled. The sound system was excellent especially for an action flick, like Fall Guy. I visited the restrooms and they were clean and brightly lit. No paper towels, but the Dyson airblades were great. My hands got dry in the indicated 12 seconds. There is a free 5 level parking garage nearby.

Usually always a great experience watching movies in AMC. For one most of them have dining options but most of all they have alcoholic beverages to enjoy with the movies. Today I saw Godzilla X King Kong. I thought the movie was kind of hokie. But it doesn't take away from the theater and staff in which the theater was clean and staff was very friendly.

I hate this theater, there is always something wrong that leaves you wishing you hadn't chosen this place to begin with. The seats were the last thing they had going. Went today and the seats weren't working so I kindly asked an agent if we could move seats 15 mts prior to the movie. He called his manager who told him to basically dismiss me because they were too busy so just lazily called it on the spot. As I left the theater I looked up and saw many open seats and also many seats with their lights not working meaning those seats were working too (also meaning those customers were likely not happy either).This crap is why people hate going here - it's new but always dirty, the workers are all lazy and appear suicidal because I'm guessing it's also a crap company to work for, and everything is falling apart. New escalators up to the theaters? Nope those haven't worked ever. I'm hoping Nicole Kidman made a ton off her AMC snip before any show because you won't find any of the things she describes at this theater. As I say every time my friends and I leave - "we should have gone to Alamo drafthouse". Alamo doesn't always the best seats in the biz but everything else is miles ahead and a reason I still go to movies. AMC and this theater in general is a solid nope.

I love AMCs in general and this one did not disappoint! I came to see the new Exorcist on a Thursday night.There is free parking in the parking garage across the street and also a fair amount of street parking depending on when you're in the area. Since there are so many restaurants around, obviously a bit trickier during the dinner rush.The reclining seats are my favorite. Honestly, I don't know if I can justify watching a movie without a reclining seat and seat heater. It's the best movie experience you could ask for. I am always freezing in movie theaters so the heater is clutch.Got some popcorn and pretzel bites. The pretzel bites weren't great, but I was happy with my popcorn.That was my second visit to this theater and I will definitely be back!

BE VERY CAREFUL OF THE FOOD AT THE FOOD CONCESSION!!!!!!!Just be careful when interacting with the food stand when ordering food that the servers handle. I complained about a heavy set Latin female picking up my hotdog with gloved hands that she had used to touch multiple things that should require her to change her gloves and why not use the tongs that were sitting right there, I exchanged my food and as I walked away she stated to the male coworker that she still touch my replacement order while she blocked my view of her putting it in the box. Again you have a big pizza spatula to do this with. Against my better judgement I went back to the theatre last night and order food again and this time I ended up in the ER with severe upper abdomen pain. She didn't serve me but I think she was there and walked past me after I got my food and went to see the movie. It's a nice theatre but be very cautious about ordering anything that the server have to handle. This proves my point of some employees lack of concern for customers, their health and safety and a total disregard for promoting a sanitary environment. The pain was stabbing, not a burning pain and it was severe enough for me to call 911. ER told me they check to see if I am dying or not or need to be hospitalized. Before fore rescue got there I drank some water to dilute what I ingested. And I took tums though I know it was not reflux related. Not burning or tasting of acid. I eat chipotle on the regular but limit spiced hot ingredients if I do add them. Chilly dogs, no problem. As soon as fire rescues asked what I ate an if I had gerd (reflux) they immediately assumed it was reflux. ER assumes the same thing, but before I got there the pain thought still very bad, the pain started to lessen. They gave me Pep-cede in a cup and through the IV and gave me a pill for pain I think. Once the pain went away I was on my way home. This was not reflux. The next day had chilli dogs no problem what so ever. Chicken noodle soup with salt no problem. Eating regular like I normally do without reflux medicine for almost a year because my DR at the time wanted to take me off of the medication.