AMC Cinema Saver 6

This is a pretty good theater. Great prices on movies and good selection of snacks. Theater performance was decent, Sound was good and picture was good and screen size was decent. Seats were minimalist but comfortable enough. Can’t complain for 2 bucks.
Loose a star because there is no stadium seating and the vent fan in the theater was so loud you could hear it over the dialogue in the movie.

Great value for our family of 7 to see a movie. Place is clean and nice place to see a movie. Food prices are comparable to other places. Will certainly go back.

Great deal! Small theater’s but always clean. Food is great. Get there early always busy. Movies are so expensive, so this is a great option. For this price you can make a movie day and go to a couple. Go if you get a chance.

In Fort Collins, AMC Cinema Savers in Midtown is known by the name «$ 2 theater.» For years it has been my favorite theater, showing great movies at a discount price. They hold prices low by showing movies after they have run their course at first-​run theaters. So what if the movies are a bit past prime time? For $ 2 – 3 a ticket, who cares? Cinema Savers has a comfortable, worn-​in feel to it, kind of like a pair of your favorite jeans. It’s casual, laid-​back and fun. Check it out!

Going to the movies can be hella expensive. Luckily, the movie kiddo wanted to see was here at the discount theater — $ 2.50/ticket! Yay! They still get you on the food prices. An icee, red vines, and a large soda added up to around $ 15. But overall, it still saves you some cash.
The theater itself was nicer than I had expected. It wasn’t in a state of disrepair that I’m used to with the discount theaters I’ve been to in Denver. The seats were nice and the theaters were a good size. The only issue was the screen was a bit off when we first arrived; it was only showing part of what we were supposed to see. Kiddo and I headed out to notify theater staff, but another nice man from our movie was doing the same thing so we headed back to our seats. About 5 minutes later all was fixed, before the previews started.

Older movies (that are exiting the theater) on a Friday night for $ 4? COUNT ME IN! On Tuesdays it’s $ 2!
It’s a smaller theater with fewer screens, but it was clean and well kept (something you don’t always see with discount theaters). The seats are comfortable and each screening room is pretty big considering these aren’t newly released movies.
The pricing of the food surprised me. I guess they make up for tickets sales by charging $ 6.75 popcorn. But I guess you can’t have it all.
I’d definitely come back!

The staff is nice, the theaters are clean and the prices are great. I like this theater.

Month old movies for ¹⁄₃ of the price. Count me in.
I’ve been meaning to check out this theater for a wile and since its July there’s plenty of awesome movies playing right now. We saw men in black 3 and paid less to see that then than we paid for 1 ticket at batman the day before.
The screen was pretty big and crisp. We checked out a 3d movie and there’s no difference between here any anywhere else.
The staff was nice and our theater was super clean.
Concessions cost about the same as they would at any other theater, but your barely paying for the ticket so even a drink + ticket price will have you ending up paying still less than most other theaters.
Honestly movies are so expensive at other theaters i have a really hard time justifying paying $ 10.50 on a movie, that’s like half the price of the blu-​ray only to see it a few months earlier.
I’ll be back… a lot.

My friends and I love this place. It’s pretty central to where we all live. We meet, chat, watch a movie then go out for a snack or a meal.
The screens here seem extra huge… nice. Friendly staff… and now they are doing cool midnight showings of classics. I love that! Way to mix it up you guys.
Keep doing what you do well. I will continue to buy stuff at the overpriced snack area because I want you to STAY OPEN! So — all is good.
Thanks for making a hot summer day more fun… being in your cool, comfy place watching a neat movie… now, I only had some tissues while watching «The Lucky One» with Zac Effron… :-)
it’s ok, I’m ready for next time!

I went to the AMC one evening after a snow storm suffering from a mild case of cabin fever. Here are my points and penalties.
POINTS
1. Great price compared to mega –plexes in town… around $ 2 to $ 3 dollars depending what showing you go to.
2. VERY friendly staff. Five stars ***** for excellent customer service since this was my first time to the AMC. They were even enthusiastic to greet /​answer ?‘s.
3. CLEANLINESS Above average compared to some of the «dollar theaters» I have visited.
4. AUDIO –One would have to be a very discriminating person to be aware of a hair difference in the AMC and updated new theaters.
5. Self –serve unlimited popcorn butter. nice personal touch for customer service.
6. A rewards program that rewards $ 10 back for every $ 100 spent. The rewards card includes a free upgrade on concessions.
7. Concessions quality — AMC seemed to have a wide assortment of concessions. I brought my own water and purchased a large popcorn at a medium price with my rewards card I purchased. Good fresh popcorn.
PENALTIES
1. Not a deal breaker. but, a Charge for flavored salt? Is the price margin so stiff that they have to charge for this?
2. CONCESSION PRICES If it’s a discount theater, shouldn’t the concessions be much more reasonable compared to a mainline theater?
Overall, a definite «thumbs up» …a nice theater with a mainline theater feel at a discount entry price. I enjoyed the experience.

I love this place. It’s cheap ($ 3 tickets!), and now that it’s an AMC, the popcorn and other snacks have improved dramatically. I love that I can get a soft pretzel and nacho cheese… not even Cinemark can match that. I do bring my own popcorn seasoning, because theirs doesn’t meet my crazy high seasoning standards, and I’ve had to wait for a pretzel before, but it’s definitely worth it.

I’m not sure when AMC took over operations, but all in all I think it’s a good thing. The theater is cleaner and more comfortable than it used to be, and at $ 3 it’s quite a bargain for those movies you still want to see in a theater, but that you don’t have to see right when they open (lag is at least a few months).

Tired of paying full price for mediocre movies? This summer’s best movies are available for just $ 2! Ben and I took a trip out to Fort Collins to see Mr. Popper’s Penguins and were pleasantly surprised. The theater was pretty full for four in the afternoon, too.
Not a fan of the AMC ‘stubs’ card promo they try to force on everyone, but loved the low priced options. 75 cents for popcorn flavoring is so much better than a buck fifty. Plus, refills on both popcorn and soda when you buy a large. Including our tickets we only spent fifteen dollars! I was thrilled.
Transformers 3D is playing there now too, which is weird because I think it’s still in the more expensive venues. We are definitely returning next week to see some other cheap flick I don’t want to pay full price to see. Why wait for DVD now? This is so much cheaper all around, especially with the increasing costs of NetFlix.

We love this Place. Why pay the high rates at the other theaters when you can go to this theater. Great movies and getting popcorn and treats will not break the bank.

You soooo get what you pay for. If you don’t mind old broken down theater with stick floors. Then this will be fine for you. The free and low price movies are great! I have learned don’t wear nice clothes there, cause you don’t know what you may sit on, but for cheep family fun this is a great deal!

When’s the last time you spent less than $ 20 bucks going to the movies? Likely when Police Academy sequels were still coming thru cinemas…
Cinema Saver 6 is my new favorite for date night with The Mrs. It’s within walking distance to my house, it’s hardly ever crowded, and IT’S CHEAP!!! Two tickets, a medium Sprite, and a bucket-o’-corn for about $ 12 bucks.
Some will argue that the movies aren’t first run, or the sound and picture aren’t as clear. We’ll you obviously know where that $ 9.75 per seat is going to at the first-​run theaters. If you don’t mind not being the first on your block to catch a flick and aren’t a purist for picture/​sound quality, come here instead. This place is just fine.
The one thing that stood out as awesome was Jennifer that came in just before the previews started and welcomed us to the theater, and «if we needed anything to see someone at the snack bar.» Nice little touch that was completely unexpected.

This theatre showcases movies that has been out for a while but not yet on DVD. $ 2 per person, you cannot beat that!
FREE refills on $ 3 Slurpees. When was the last time you got FREE refills on your slurpee?!?

Not quite an authentic ‘dollar’ theater, but for $ 3 you cant beat being able to see new releases on the big screen.