Skyline Cinema

When buying tickets we were asked if we were locals. Apparently, if you are local you get a better price on so called «local day». I would think that tourists are a major source of revenue for a town such as Dillon… but what do I know. I do know we are spending a lot of our hard earned money while on vacation here. And it hasn’t been our first time at this theater… but maybe our last.

Movie theater is dated, concessions are high, even for a movie theater. Refills cost extra on popcorn and soda! No firearms allowed! Really! Considering this day in age and what’s happened with people on drugs they’re asking me to not defend myself against people that don’t follow the rules and will ignore and sign telling them firearms aren’t allowed. All this does is let criminals know that no one in the theater is armed and can’t protect themselves when they commit crimes. Can’t fix stupid!

I am so disappointed in this theater. Yesterday (11÷9÷15) my mom and I went to the 4:15 showing of Bridge of Spies and the projectionist was SO LOUD!!! He was talking throughout the whole film and you could hear him out in the theater. It was completely distracting and took away from the experience. This is the sole reason I gave your theater a 1 star review. Please do something about this because it’s disrespectful and very annoying.

Always come here for a movie during my annual ski trip.
Decent theater that often shows the newest releases, but is sometimes a week or three behind the times.
Never buy concessions, so those complaining about the prices are probably just being silly.

I was irritated that even when you buy their #1 Combo (popcorn & drink) they won’t do refills. They need to re-​think their Combo Offers.

This is the only theatre in the area so if you want to watch a movie then this is your only option. Ticket prices aren’t too bad, $ 8.25 for matinée and $ 10.25 for all movies with after 6:00 PM. They also offer a military discount of one dollar on all tickets. Concession prices are incredibly steep, probably one of the worst ones I’ve ever seen. A small popcorn cost me $ 6.00 and I didn’t really think it was worth it especially since the quality was very poor. There was a lot of kernels and a lot of broken pieces, it made me very unhappy.
As for the theatre itself, it was below average. The seats were comfy enough but the biggest issue for me was that there was absolutely no leg room. I’m a very petite person, standing at just 5’2″, but oh my gosh it got very uncomfortable for me and the movie I watched didn’t even last two hours. Suffice it to say that I will not be back.

A dated theater that is fairly well maintained. You can definitely hear theater seven from the bathroom.

When we arrived we were asked if we were locals. Locals get $ 7 movies while we paid $ 10.25 to see the same film. Theater Is old and outdated.

Comfy seating with decent sound and picture. Good central location in Dillon.

The chairs are comfortable, ticket prices are average… But we saw Frozen last night at the 7:05 showing and the theater was disgusting! Four seats in a row had sticky soda and popcorn spilled all over them… If you invest in (p)leather chairs, take five minutes to keep them clean and wipe them down between showings! As it happened, our group had to split up because at 6:35 there were not five clean seats anywhere near each other.
The selection of candy was limited (our family favorite is Dibs and the only ice cream type thing sold were knockoff Dip n Dots in neon colors) and, worst of all, there was a group of teens in the arcade SMOKING puffs of electronic cigarettes (yes, these give off second hand smoke!) and when I told an employee he shrugged and left.
BOTTOM LINE: Outdated and dirty, will never return.

This movie theater is pretty much the only game in town, but they haven’t become complacent. Theater is always pretty clean, food service is friendly and pricing isn’t much more than Denver.
They are always showing the latest releases, but make sure to buy your tickets ahead of time and get here early during peak ski season because this place can get busy!

Closest movie theatre to Copper Mountain. Standard fare… standard prices. Floor wasn’t too sticky. Smaller than I’m used to in the bustling city of Houston… but that’s not necessarily a bad thing!