AMC Easton Town Center 30 with Dine in Theatres and IMAX

Went to the 5pm showing of the imax warcraft. One guy working the ticket line, 20 minutes to get my ticket with only 5 people in front of me. Went upstairs and decided to get a small popcorn and a coke, the kids behind the counter goofing off not paying attention to customers, counters dirty, no straws for the sodas. 1 person at the register… another 15 minutes to get through the line with maybe 6 people in front of me. Ok make it in time for the movie into the theater… dirty everywhere, i thoight theaters cleaned a room of trash after every showing (at least thats what they used to do when i worked in a theater). Find a seat and get through the previews, alright movie time! Now i like loud, and i mean loud loud, but the speaker system must have been jacked up to max, but made it through. Think ill choose a different theater in the future, why pay a premium for a danberry dollar theater experience?
Oh and a side note, everywhere but the actual theater room was like 80 degrees!!!

I’m a current employee of amc that means no disrespect with this review but I like my job and all but they have a lot of unnecessary rules when it comes to employee versatility (knowing multiple positions at once) it’s almost like they’d rather have their employees exert a lot of energy and deal with being short staffed most of the time instead of switching people over from one position to another if they’re willing like me to go there temporarily one day due to being short staffed these rules Surprise me each and every day.

Sunday at noon. Only time to go since no movie theater enforces their own rules on cell phones etc. Anyway, no fault of amc hordes of teenagers are abandoned at malls all across the country every weekend night.
What is amc’s fault for sure is the quality of the food. Every plate i walked by on my way out had food left on it. It was sad. Way overpriced and almost unpalatable. Why bother?
And if you bother, why serve microwave food if you could walk across the building and bring everyone five guys burgers or pizza that is half way decent? What a waste.

Went here to see the new Batman Vs. Superman in 3-​D. I really liked the simple menu for food and drinks. My wife and I literally had dinner and a movie! This was my first time to this theater and it was well maintained and there was lots of space. This was one of the best theaters I have been to in a long time. The staff attended to our needs very quickly and were not annoying. They didn’t block the screen or distract from the movie as expected. Drinks were strong and totally worth the price. All in all I thought it was a great experience and I hope to do it again really soon! 3-​D technology has gotten so good! It took me 5 minutes or so to adjust and then I was sad that all of my TV/​Movie experiences couldn’t be in 3-​D. With so many great movies coming out this year I can’t wait to get back in here!
Not so humbly submitted,
King Michael C.

Took my wife out to Easton to see a movie at the AMC theater. We did the whole dining experience cinema suites like we always do. I have no quarrels with the theater itself however it took over 35 minutes to get my beer delivered to my seat the food was subpar and tasted moldy and was way way overpriced. I love the cinema suites because there are no kids and is generally quiet however this experience had a sitting behind some people smoking e-cigarette’s and looking at their phones the entire time and the staff seem to not give a darn, I will be back for another try

By far, the worst movie/​dinner at the Fork n Screen.
First off, we were not told we had assigned seating.
We then moved from the seats we sitting in to the seats that were «assigned» to us, only to find there was another couple sitting in our seats who did not want to move. A manager came and seated us in the second row, with the feeling your neck is going to snap any minute from trying to look at the movie.
Finally ordered a cocktail drink, which by that point I was in desperate need. Drink was great. I ordered
Casa dias, which were served soggy wet. Husband
Ordered a burger, it was cold… On to the movie
This movie «The Witch» should be pulled from the
Theatres. Slooooow story, actually unsure what the story was really about because it was hard to understand the actors. Blank screen moments for way to long. not scary at all. WORST movie I have ever seen. What a waste of money.

Worse service ever tonight and on a Monday night at that when it is not busy! Movie started at 7:15 we ordered food at at 7:30 and did not get our food until 8:30. I ordered water at 7:30 the one thing that should have been an easy fill a glass with ice and water and out but noooo it took 90 minutes before water came. Then the people in front of me ordered popcorn and it didn’t come to them until 20 minutes left of the movie only after they brought it to the girls attention. When the popcorn came she tried to tell me I ordered it only to find out it was the girls in front of me. Needless to say service was pathetic and the food was mediocre! One star… If I could give a ½ star I would.

Went to watch Deadpool closed captioned. Noticed how none of the previews are closed captioned. So deaf people can have know idea what’s going on until the movie actually starts? Good job AMC

Best place to watch a movie. The place is clean, the seats are comfortable, and the concession stand (very pricey) has everything. Parking can be an issue. The dine in option is nice but a tad pricey. The food is surprisingly good. The screens are excellent and the sound system is fantastic.

Considering I’ve been to this theater numerous times, I think that would warrant a decent review. With all that said, here goes.
Multiple viewing screens, fork and screen options, cinema suites (18yr+), this gives movie-​goers options. This theater is typically busy, consider the location and popularity of the area. No major complaints as theaters will have some flaw because most people don’t clean up after themselves. It boils down to price, availability, seating, convenience, and staff curtousy, all of which is at par or above. During popular new movies they can get very busy.
A great example I watched the new star wars forced awakened at another location because tickets were sold out nearly in Imax at this location 3 weeks before the movie released.
I’ve been in the fork and screen and it is nice, seating is spread out so no annoying person next to you, and to top it off you have a server for food and drinks. The regular theaters are just like any other AMC with seating and such. So nothing new there. If you’re in this area it’s good but if you have options and they’re packed I’d checked out all the options first.

This review is specific to their Cinema Suites Theater; a Dine-​in option with upgraded seating and an age-​restriction (which I believe is 21+).
My husband and I have visited AMC’s Cinema Suites several times. Recently the Easton location has updated their menu and we thought it would be a good time to kill two birds with one stone: Dinner and Star Wars!
The best thing about this experience is the theater itself. You have to reserve your tickets in advance so you know EXACTLY where you’re sitting; and wherever you are sitting is a plush, reclining seat that you could fall asleep in.
The age restriction may sound ‘meh’ until you realize: There are no screaming children.
Imagine that for a moment. Your sitting there watching Hollywood Movie #42 and you AREN’T getting additional soundtracks added by a scared child or screaming baby. It’s bliss.
The food… I’ll be honest. The food is overpriced and probably about as good as you’d get at any Applebee’s or O’Charley’s. It ranges from «okay» to «pretty good».
The biggest problem with Cinema Suites is the service staff. They regularly forget to fulfill orders (I’ve had staff fail to submit my food order on 3 separate occasions now). I’ve experience staff waiting as long as 20 minutes to respond to the service call. Food orders are regularly mismanaged (appetizers coming after the main meal, or with the main meal and overcooked), getting food meant for someone several rows over, etc.
And to be fair, I feel that no small part of this is AMCs fault. I think for the Star Wars screening we had perhaps 30 people filling the theater (which is smaller) … and perhaps 3 serving staff attending all the orders.

Ok, brussel sprouts at a movie theatre? Really? Ewww! The smell alone for those who order it was enough to make me get up and leave.
Also $ 18 for quesadillas? C’mon that’s just insane!
The service is slow and often wrong items are brought, or they are cold…
Get it together and bring back the old menu!

I have only been to a couple of theaters since moving to OH but I do love going to a good movie and this has become my favorite place to see them! Yes, tickets can get expensive and the concessions are overpriced but this is true of all theaters. This is what makes this theater stand out to me compared to others I have gone to:
Location, location, location: I love that it is inside a mall but not your standard mall theater. My experience with mall theaters in CA were they were the last chance to see movies that released months ago and the site was always run down. This is not the case here. It is located inside Easton Town Center but it is its own separate entity and is pretty to look at too! I appreciate that it is located inside so when it is cruddy outside I know I just have to park in the garage and I am covered — literally. It’s nice to have a fun place to walk around when the movie is over if you want but it is still close to the parking garage exit if you don’t.
Facilities: This place is clean. I have never gone into the theater and sat down in someone else’s popcorn or been greeted by leftover candy wrappers and cups. Even the concession area is wiped down and ready for action. Granted, I usually go midday for the matinée if possible but I haven’t had to attempt to set my popcorn down in a vast sea of spilled drinks while grabbing napkins. There isn’t popcorn everywhere. Napkins and straws are easy to find and are well-​stocked.
The other facilities: Even with a movie just finishing, I have never had to wait in line to use the restroom. Once again, this place is clean. I have never walked into an unclean stall or been out of toilet paper or paper towels. I know this seems like a small detail but when you need to go, it makes a big difference.
The food: I rarely get a drink but it seems like they have just about any kind of flavor you could want. The popcorn is always fresh and has never tasted «off» due to rancid oil. They also offer a ton of other food options which is nice. Yes, I wish the prices were lower but that is just the way movies go.
The staff: These people are clearly well managed and on the ball or else there would be messes in the bathroom, popcorn all over the floor, a line at the cash register. I have never had to wait for anyone aside from the ticketing window and even they are fast and friendly.
I realize the experience may be different on a Friday or Saturday night when things are busier but for a midday movie goer, this place can’t be beat!

Best Movie Experience Ever! The wife and I watched The Martian 3D in one of the Cinema Suites and it was well worth the extra money. You can’t beat the comfortable, power-​reclining seats! It was like watching the movie from home.
Food: We got chicken tacos and fish and chips off the menu. Great choices, especially the tacos. The portions are about perfect. It will def leave some room for must have popcorn.

This review has nothing to do with the movie we saw, or the theater itself. It’s a great facility, with nice reclining seats.
If you were ever planning on dining here, please eat elsewhere. My wife ordered the chicken tender meal, and I ordered fish and chips.
For $ 16 each meal, you get three chicken tenders, or three fish sticks. The pictures you see on the walls throughout the lobby of the theater are very misleading. They show a plate full of food, with six large chicken tenders, or six shrimp, whatever your protein choice may be. It’s a 3″ long chicken tender.

Huge movie theater that usually has movies showing that are already out of the smaller theaters. We visited a fork & dine show, and the recliners are roomy and comfortable.
We didn’t order food because we were going out to eat after the movie. I’m kind of glad we didn’t because the food prices are very pricey for your standard fried up dinner fare. Burgers, chicken fingers, etc ran $ 12 each with a side of fries.

Pay $ 11 for a ticket + $ 50 for food. Had a great server! But the food was so PATHETIC! I will never waste my money dining in again. The bun was half the size of the burger, fries over seasoned. Southwest chicken wrap was freezing cold and a sad sad wrap! Learned my lesson.

I love this theater. Granted, I go more often to the cheaper theater closer to where I live but I do love coming here.
It’s located in Easton mall, so lots to do on your movie going trip. The theater is huge — they have lots of room and allocate the space well. Some movie showings offer fork and screen — some of them have reclining chairs, which is the shit.
They have a bar in the theater, some movies you can drink while viewing. Ofcourse, 3D and regular screens are available.
Tons of bathrooms that are always clean.

Some of the staff could be a lot nicer to the customers. We go there for an experience and it can quickly be ruined by rude staff. I’m not a fan of the food they serve. Either there is not enough of a variety or it is too expensive for what you get. My friend and I ordered margaritas there and they tasted freezer burnt. So we stuck to beer the rest of the movie.
Otherwise I have never had an issue with the quality of the sound or the picture. I will still go see movies there.

I’ve come here for both their regular theatre and their dining theatre, and while I don’t know if the extra charge for the dining theatre is worth the experience on a regular basis, I think it’s definitely worth trying out! The employees are generally fairly attentive and good at responding to calls, and the food is pretty good (shout-​out to the potato skins — very hot, soft, and flavorful!). Obviously, the prices are fairly up-​charged, but what do you expect from a movie theatre?
Overall, the theatres are very clean, the screen and sound qualities are good, and the layout is very easy to navigate. The individual theatre rooms are a bit smaller than what I’ve seen at other AMC’s, but otherwise pretty standard.
The location is super convenient (it’s pretty much at the center of the Easton mall area), and they have so many different movies and showtimes that you’re bound to find something you want to watch.

Only people in the theater for dine in seating. Pressed the dine services and still waiting over 45 mins. Finally went out to get it ourselves, employees just hanging out shooting the shit.
The seats are great.
The place is very clean.
Sad that you pay extra for Dine in and you have to get it yourself.

Date night we came to see American Sniper and Easton had the most convenient showing. We’ve not been here in awhile because we’re spoiled with Dreamlounger seating at Marcus. However they do have that type of seating here too and the eat and watch theaters too. After reviewing the fine in reviews we opted for regular seating. There is a bar and a nice snack bar but as it is at most movies snacks are pricey. We skipped that since we had already eaten. Anyhow no complaints for what we wanted just do think it’s kinda looking a bit dated nowadays.

Today was my first time at AMC at Easton. We usually see movies at the AMC at Lennox or Studio 35. This review has nothing to do with the movie that we went to see (and loved). The only reason we ventured to this theater was because it was the only place that still had the movie we wanted to see.
I didn’t realize that this theater had assigned seating. To get tickets, we waited in a long line and the worker told us that the only seats available weren’t sitting together or in the first two rows. We decided to skip out but then changed our minds and went to the kiosk next to the ticket window. There were all of a sudden two seats that were seated together, not in the first two rows. We snagged the tickets immediately as someone must have changed their minds.
The theater took up half of the upstairs part of the mall and was practically empty. We passed on snacks and just went to our theater. The movie was small and the seats were decent. I’m not that impressed with the leather chairs, as other reviewers reported. There is a constant light on next to our seats, probably to see what you are eating. I picked up a menu that was next to my seat and it was covered in some sort of liquid (I assume popcorn oil??!) That was just gross. The menus are made of paper and probably aren’t cleaned or replaced often. Not the best start to my potential dining experience. Needless to say, we didn’t order any food or drinks.
The worst part of the movie theater experience was the other movie goers. I can’t tell you how many times, in my several decades of going to the movies, I have been bothered by people around me. I’ve never been so annoyed than today. Anything that has happened in the past is now null and void! The smell of their food, the constant talking to the food servers, and just blatant disrespect for other patrons was alarming. I’m not talking about just two or three people. I’m talking about the majority of people in the room.
Its a distraction to the movie to hear someone order food and ask 7 questions about a damn smoothie. Come early if you are brave enough to order food or a drink. At least disrupt the previews, not the feature film.

I’ve been to Easton AMC several times now, but this was my first time in their dining theater.
Tickets are a little pricey, especially if your dining and watching a movie. But, they have a huge variety of showtimes, even during matinée, so it’s easy to find something that works with your schedule. You won’t see showtimes schedule more then a week out, typically, unless it’s a major movie release.
On weekends, it gets quite crowded and a little rowdy, so I prefer to go during the week if possible. It’s worth the wait to see a new release.
The theater itself and the bathrooms are typically immaculate, very clean, which I love! I have been to some dirty theaters, and this theater is anything BUT that. The theaters are free from trash and free from movie-​goers’ left-​behinds. The seats are very comfortable, especially in the dining theater. You can recline the chairs back to almost a lying down position. Awesome!
They have ample supply of snacks at the concession stand and if your dining in, have a full menu of delicious food. I tried the Asian Chicken Salad and it was made perfectly. I also had a chocolate martini which was a bit strong, but I was pleased. Most of the food is priced around 10 or 11 dollars.
Parking a ample, but I suggest parking in the garage across from the Macy’s parking lot. It’s a short walk and there’s always plenty of parking available.
Compared to others theaters and other dinner theaters, this location is the place to go!

My friend had some tickets to see the Giver and invited us along. It was a great time at a surprisingly nice theater!
First, Easton is a nice place for a theater. Ample free parking, for one, is a very nice amenity.
We went up the escalator and found ourselves in a sea of a ton of candy, soda, and people! The candy options are overpriced, like any other movie theater, but they’re plentiful and arranged well. They have a coca-​cola freestyle machine, so you can have close to any soft drink you want. The drinks are overpriced but huge, and the popcorn is fairly expensive as well. We had a free small soda and small popcorn ticket so I can’t gripe too much! The woman behind the counter seemed a little sassed up, but I can imagine what she has to deal with on a daily basis. She was efficient, anyway.
The seats in the theater itself are really nice! I felt like I could really relax. The movie was good. My one complaint is that I’m pretty sure I kept hearing kids yelling/​laughing/​screaming immediately outside of the door to our movie, and that was pretty annoying. Otherwise, a great experience! I would definitely come back.

This place is a HOT MESS. First of all, they took most of the ticket machines out (the ones where you pay online then go pick them up for «convenience»). One time I had paid extra to buy them online, go to the movie theater to pick them up and the line for that is LONGER than the line you stand in just to buy your tickets. WTH???
Then, when it’s almost my turn to use the machine the lady in front of me has no idea how to use it so I have to spend about 20 minutes helping her (which usually I don’t mind – I love helping senior citizens, but when I have my 3 kids with me – the longer we wait the more anxious and crazy they start to act).
We finally get our tickets and up the escalator we go to get snacks (this is a must for my crew). YAY!!! I get to buy over priced candy & soda and wait in lines that are 20 people deep! (my favorite… NOT)
We FINALLY make it to the movie theater and they are nice. We were there early enough to be able to sit where we wanted to. The seats rock and the arms of the chairs go up and down so if you want to snuggle with your man (or woman, whatever, you get the point) you can.
**Just a hint, if you want to spend less money on tickets go the the Gahanna theater at Stoneridge. They are a lot cheaper.

This is a good movie theater. Nothing fancy though. I come here every month or so to catch a movie– regulars and prescreenings.
The place is always clean. the line is fairly fast unless you come on weekend nights, or here for a free pre-​screening. Fandango tickets makes the process faster and easier. The people are friendly. The food of course is overpriced like all movie theaters.
I’ve never gotten tickets for the reserved seating so I can’t comment on the fork and dine and cinema suites. For regular showings and for IMAX 3D, this definitely holds the standard.

Cinema Suites are the way to go. Yes I’m becoming a movie theatre snob and I don’t apologize. In fact, I highly recommend you go see a movie in the Cinema Suites if you haven’t already.
I love the plush leather recliners, I could take a nap there. It’s almost like watching the movie from home, but you don’t have a pause button or a blanket.
My husband and I only go to about 4 movies a year so when we do we like to go to the Cinema Suites theaters at this location. Not all AMC’s have the Cinema Suites.
Fork and Screen is just alright in my opinion. For me, a short person, the built in ledge hits at the wrong spot and is in my line of sight for the screen. Plus the food is not as good and the seats are the standard theater seats. Why not pay the extra $ 2 for a much better experience?
Also if you want to save a few bucks, on any type of theater, then go Monday-​Thursday. Buy your tickets a day or two in advance because you’ll pick your seats when you buy the tickets. If you don’t there may not be very good seat options available.
Cinema Suites have a full menu of drinks (soda, alcoholic, and coffee), appetizers, entrees and desserts. The menu items are more restaurant quality than stadium food. I was pleasantly surprised with my meal here.
I suggest getting there early to peruse the menu and get your order in before the theater fills up. Once you’re ready, push the red button next to your leather recliner and your server will come.
Next time you heading to a movie, I suggest trying the Cinema Suites, but beware you might become a theater snob like me.