AMC Southroads 20

I'm back & forth on the 3-star review because a lot of this plays part into the prices. I'm aware that things change. I'm aware of inflation. This just doesn't add up compared to the experience. 2 tickets along with one of the combos (the #1 in particular) came out to around $60. The movie was at 4:25pm when their matinee ends at 4pm... go figure & with those prices, I need the greatest of grade A sound coming out of the whole theater. With those prices, I don't want to see rips & tears in the seats. Here's one last thing that's wild to me the more & more I type about this...What's the point of creating an account (Stubs Insider) outside of being a guest & not having to log in when there aren't ANY kind of specials in place (or have points go towards my ticket purchases?! There's a paid service that comes as an option (Stubs Premiere) that gives you things like reward points to go towards stuff faster (for $17.99/month). On a more milder note, I did enjoy the movie Nosferatu.

I always enjoy this theater. I pre-order tickets to ensure the best reclining seats. It's always neat and tidy when entering and the popcorn is fresh! I'll always complain about the price of concession since it's ridiculous but it doesn't take away from the theater experience. The workers are always chill and the bathrooms are clean. I've never had any issues and my seats are never dirty or anything. I'll continue to watch movies at this theater.

This is my favorite theater in Tulsa. It has been for many years. With a combination of the actually pretty lucrative, AMC Stubs Premier card and nice reclining seats and my most favorite part the ability to butter and salt my own popcorn I can't complain. Also I really like that movie can start as early as 9 AM and I don't have to worry about sitting with other people big fan

Date of visit: November 24, 2023The theatre, like most other AMC theatres, is in desperate need of maintenance; the seats are in poor condition and the place just looks sad. It's a giant theater, too.I had high hopes for this theatre to be in better condition than the AMC we have back home, especially when I noticed during the ticket purchase process through their app that they had reclining seats, but the reality was much less rosy.At least the seats did recline and the bathrooms were in good condition.

The popcorn was amazing, including the movie we watched, the only really kinda bad thing was it was really cold but other than that everything was amazing I definitely recommend this place it's great for family time.

This theater needs to be updated. Seeds do not recline, and the theater was pretty dirty. The drinks at the bar were horrible. I saw Oppenheimer here which was an amazing movie, but was pretty uncomfortable in my chair the whole time.

Went to AMC today with The Son to see the new Indiana Jones movie. Chose AMC because it was the closest to home with reserved seating and recliners.Arrive early, got our tickets and that's when things went off the rails.They forced moviegoers into an irritating maze designed to herd cattle to the slaughter. A solid 20 feet seperated the head of that line to the actual snack bar where you placed your order. We strolled on up to wait in line and were immediately scolded and told we had to go back to the cattle chute and wait.This was not a COVID thing, because people were crammed into the holding pen far tighter than had they been left alone. I was close on the verge of arguing with the woman, and decided it was too hot and I'd be at the counter before the argument got good. Once we were at the counter, I did look around for the line nazi to see if I needed her permission to place my order, but I couldn't see her.Which leads to strike 2. The colossal rip off that is movie refreshments. Don't get me wrong. I knew I was gonna get screwed. It's a foregone conclusion. But AMC has elevated the screw to world class levels. A large drink (mostly ice) and MovieNachos (thier name, not mine) was over $16. Again, I expected the shaft... but the nachos were a bag of chips and a presealed plastic tub of barely lukewarm gelatinous 'cheese'. Not even the venerable Rico's variety. And it tasted nasty.So we get to our seats and holy summertime, it's about 80 degrees in the place. Literally. The overhead lights didn't go out until well into the trailers, and it was just hot and uncomfortable for the entire 3 hours we were there.After checking my phone, I realized we SHOULD HAVE GONE TO THE WARREN THEATER. Next time, because it'll be a cold day in hell before I set foot back in AMC.

Enjoyed the show and customer service. Popcorn was fresh and hot and the drinks were very refreshing. The seats were also very comfortable.

Recliners are very comfortable. Very pleased with our movie experience. We'll return for a Tuesday matinee.

Went out for Mothers Day. Still sticking pretty close to home; Covid lingering. So. . . There weren't many people there in total; perhaps 12 besides us in our theatre on movie's opening day. Obviously , no lines; even upon entry. Yes, our AMC advantage card has expired anyway. Still seems pretty sad. No need to pay extra to jump the line. Patrons still suck, even w/ so few. One girl made so much noise eating -- couple rows away. When leaving I couldn't help but note the mess she'd made. Why? And someone has to clean that up. Some things seemingly never change.