AMC Showplace Columbus 12

We paid less than $ 12 for two movie tickets at night. Their concession is normal price but we were excited for the cheap ticket price

A well maintained movie theatre with friendly staff. Consessions will cost you an arm and a leg though!

Very clean movie theater. Not once did the floor feel sticky. Staff were friendly too. Just saw Mad Max and sound and visual quality were great. Stadium seating was nice too. I normally don’t enjoy going to the movies, but this theater made the cut.

Great movie theatre. I’ve never had a problem with them at all. The movie theatres has always been clean when I’ve come to them. I’ve had to wait in line before but that was just because it was a Friday or Saturday night. Which is always busy for them here. They’ve also got a great selection of items at the concession stand. The only thing that I don’t care for is their prices. It seems like they are over charging on the tickets and at the concession stand! Its just a lil expensive at times.

Just saw Begin Again. What a great movie. All aspects of the theater were fine: concessions, service, facility, and location. I am sure we will return.

Love the early matinees but hate that they have raised their ticket prices before noon on the weekend again.

Theater is clean and safe, w plenty of parking and pleasant, polite teens staffing — it’s great, for a small town theater with a comparatively low number of screens. There are never more than a couple of people selling tickets up front, so plan ahead. The plus is that means there’s less of a crush at the concession stand, which typically has a handful of folks working at busy times.
Ticket prices are relatively low, especially when compared to more urban areas. They do a few promos here and there and have the AMC points program.
The snack bar is more extensive than most small town movie theaters. Their combos and sizing are, though, completely ridiculous. There’s thimble sized, then there’s vat sized (with free refills), with nothing in between, for both soda and popcorn. I understand that profits are in concessions, but seriously? This is just madness and more likely to keep customers from making a purchase at all, because they’re stuck with wasting their money on food they don’t want and can’t eat.
Every once in awhile during particularly busy times (think: the day after Thanksgiving) the bathrooms get out of hand, but it’s rare for there to be a significant line for a stall, even for the women’s facilities.
I appreciate that the staff, über-​friendly as they are, are effective and professional about removing people causing disruptions. The transition to AMC lost a lot of this place’s small town charm, but at least the staff are still trying to do a good job within their new chain’s corporate structure.

Poor customer service here. I’ve been there 3 times in the past two weeks and there was only one cashier and we were waiting in line for 10 minutes. The lights came on during the movie on two separate occasions. The staff here are lazy and poorly managed. The manager glanced at the long line multiple times and never opened another register.

Bound to run into someone you know at Columbus’s main cinema. Don’t forget about YES downtown, though!

Not bad. Not bad at all.
The lobby looks great. There is enough parking for the entire town. The ticket prices are a low, low $ 6.50! It’s almost worth driving to Columbus, IN every time I want to see a movie at that price (nevermind the cost of a 4 hour road trip). At any rate, it sure beats Chicago’s crazy prices. The concession stand prices are pretty high, but show me a movie theatre that doesn’t have out of this world prices for popcorn, candy and drinks…
I don’t live even remotely close to this theatre, so i can’t say I’ll go back. However, if I lived in Columbus, then I would be more than satisfied with this option for movie viewing.