Consolidated Theatres Kapolei

it has some renovated parts but still had some of the old chairs and not recliners. if you are on the bigger side, i wouldn't recommended and would be careful choosing which theater to go to since not all are recliners. overall the food and service is still friendly and welcoming.

Well honestly, I didn't really get a chance to experience the vibe of the movie in the theaters. We came only for the after part. But from what I seen was NICE LARGE LOBBY AREA which was amazing because that's the kind of place you would want to host a RED CARPET event! I mean, the open foyer for guests to arrive and wait in line for entrance to the theaters OR their snacks is PERFECTLY SET UP! No ones in the way, and there is space outside & in! Then there's a corridor that kind of increases uphill. It's wide enough AND then you can go to the theaters on either side. WHICH is ABSOLUTELY PERFECT for the Q & A, photo op, interviews & media. Also the guests all can see you up close and personal as they walk out. MAN THE IDWAS I HAVE TO MAKE THE EVENT SO FUN & EXCITING! You know it's little things like this that MAKES the event so MUCH MORE ENJOYABLE! You have to SEE THE POTENTIAL it has to appreciate what you CAN DO with the place! I SO WANT TO COORDINATE the NEXT HIFF. Not the sales or contacting and whatnot NO... I want to DESIGN and CREATE OR ORGANIZE the LOCATION. I could possibly do it on a low budget TOO! But who wants that when you HAVE SO MUCH HELP AND SUPPORT ON STAFF. The volunteers and the theater, they worked well to create a wonderful event. SO THANK YOU KAPOLEI THEATERS & HIFF for this location. But the downside of it is, they close super early! They were closed by the time the movie ended. So yeah... if they do close early, then YES this would be the perfect place to host events. I believe they had one for another movie last week and it was absolutely amazing!!! But I think that one was by invite only. But I think they know what I'm talking about in regards to the layout of this theaters!

The concessions are better but the prices still are high. The best movie deals on Tuesday nights are only $6/tocket. Some of the theatres have new reupholstered leather seats. Some theatres still have the old style non recliner seats .

We went to a Tuesday $7 movie and saw Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 at Pearlridge. Being a weekday, early afternoon no one was around. I had difficulty getting our seats on line and the female employee that sold us the tickets was super nice and helpful. All I needed to do was give her my phone number.No one had bought tickets for that showing so we had first dibs. By the time we entered there were two others sitting separately in the theater. *just so happened my seat looked super worn and icky. The seats on either side looked fine.The sound, temperature in there was just right, I'm glad the seats could recline. ***in fact it was perfect as both hubs and I caught some zzzs in there, shame on us. Thank goodness we didn't pay full price.The two men at the concession helped us with our reward which came as a surprise to us; a small popcorn, a drink and a choice from 3 types of boxed candy so I chose Snowcaps.

Quick service because the theater was empty. However, it was disappointing that they advertise all tickets are $10, but we were charged more for our tickets. Also, the concession prices were so different from those posted on the app. I understand that prices have gone up, but it ridiculous what they charge for a small bag of popcorn. The theater was clean and seats weren't torn up like a different theater that shall remain nameless.

The service was amazing and I was able to use my free admission ticket to see The Beekeeper in Auditorium #14, which is the reclining section and Auditoriums 9-16 are the 10.00 section and Auditoriums 1-8 is the 8.00 sections. So check the tickets prior to arriving. This is a updated review and I am very happy that renovations were completely done and on Tuesdays s are 5.00 and it is cheaper too! So please support Consolidated Theaters by Kapolei Entertainment Center and you will be amazed by how it looks now! Thanks for letting me use my free admission

Brought the kids for their $5 dollar movies special on Tuesdays, man Can't beat it. The place has been renovated, and I'm guessing just parts of it because When booking online for regular days there was an option for recliner seats or traditional. $10 or $8, Still beats the $15 dollars else where.They have a little more food options than the topical popcorn and hotdogs, and they also sell alcohol.

Movie magic?This was my first visit to this theatre in many, many years, and only my 2nd time in a theatre during the pandemic. I saw the sequel, Downton Abbey: A New Era, during the Memorial Day weekend.1. Yes, there's parking. It wasn't crowded at all honestly. There was no trouble finding a space.2. Yes, the theatre has been renovated (which aligns with all the other renovations Consolidated has been applying to their other older theatre locations......Pearlridge, Kahala, etc.).3. Yes, one of the renovated items was the installation of reclined seating in the theatres. However, the seating format mirrors that of the old seating configuration; guests must enter from the left or right side of the aisle. Seating is NOT stadium format.Also, the footrest doesn't extend fully so it's not completely perpendicular to the back rest. It seems that if it extended its full length into the aisle, people could not pass easily to other seats in the rows.4. Yes, the snack bar now offers "hot" items such as burgers, fries, etc.5. Yes, do sign up for their "Extras" rewards program (if you haven't done so already). I hadn't used my rewards card since before the pandemic, and I was surprised to discover that I had enough points for a free drink and candy, as well as a price reduction for a large popcorn. Total bill = $2!BOTTOM LINE:Same building, different parts. I think its great this theatre was renovated though, it was severely overdue.

Last week, I saw a little card in the open spot of our mailbox where the newspaper normally goes, and seeing it for every neighbor. I just thought it was from a realtor or for someone running for council for our community. Looking at it carefully, I was pleasantly surprised that it was for the older Kapolei theatre and it was updated. Loved seeing the bowl of saimin and nachos on one side and the coupon for free tub of popcorn with unlimited refills with a purchase of a soft drink. Then seeing the Dr Strange Multi-Verse commercial, went online and bought my tickets for this theater to check out the new digs, menu, and just because I knew it wouldn't be busy as the other two theaters in Kapolei. Got into a little disagreement with my sister about lunch on movie day but lucky for her it was good. After parking and walking into the theater to get our refreshments, my sister exclaimed, they updated their menu! They have nachos! Did you know they updated the menu!? Sisters!! We ended up with a Soft drink, strawberry icee, because that was the only flavor that was ready, tub of popcorn and the Cinerama mix. So the popcorn add-ons, or at least the Cinerama, was $4.50 which came with a little cup of furikaki and a choice of candy. Initially, I was going to get a bag of peanut m&m's but it was $5.50. And because I got the free tub of popcorn, I actually got my candy for cheaper by getting the popcorn mix. Which then made me think back as to why I never went back to grab the neighbors coupons because I know they're not going to use them. But would that be considered a federal offense, it wasn't in the mailbox but underneath where the newspaper goes, hmmm? Anyway, the little ramp up to the theaters to show our tickets is nice and bright, newly painted with these nice blue leather seating areas with black and white photos of old movie theaters from the 50s/60s. As we walked into our theater, it was small as we were at the top of the theater and had to walk down to our seats, middle of the theater. Had I known this, I would've selected seats in the back row. I made sure to get tickets for the theater with the recliners knowing that these would be the updated theater. These seats seem narrower than the two other theaters in Kapolei. Plenty of leg room for people to walk pass us if needed, but we caught the 2pm matinee knowing there would be very few people as kids are supposed to be in school. You still have to wear your mask, which I was more than happy to as I know the case counts are rising again. Luckily, there were less than 20 people watching the movie with us. Movie started and the picture was nice and clear, surround sound worked perfectly as it had me looking around for "that noise" when I realized it was part of the movie. And the sound wasn't super loud. Loud enough but very comfortable, unless my hearing is going out. Great return visit experience after all these years. Looking forward to watching the summer movies and having that nachos and saimin.

The staff are friendly! Not crowded. Deals are great! Lots free parking. Convenient location in Kapolei.