AMC Town Center 20

This is a very good movie theater. The reclining chairs, picking your seats online when you buy tickets, and the theater layout is fairly easy to figure out. However, like most theaters, everything is ridiculously overpriced (even for being in Leawood). The MacGuffin’s bar can make a tasty drink or two, but $ 10+ is just staggering. The tickets here are generally more expensive than the AMC 28 in Olathe, but I think it’s because they renovated this location recently. Just something to keep in mind if you’re on a budget. Will definitely be back.

This place is a piece of shit… Go to cinetopia. Workers made me want to punch them in the face. My friend was 16 and turned 17 in two days and didn’t let them see a horror movie. Do they think his parents give a fuck if he sees a horror movie? We had to refund our tickets and see a movie we didn’t wanna see. All in all fuck this place and fuck everyone there. Also the theatre was like a fucking sauna. I sat on the fucking ground it was so god damn hot. I literally thought my ass was going to melt into my seat.

I am partial to the independent movie houses in town, but I have to give props where props are due.
AMC Town Center 20 is clean, the staff is courteous, the snack bar is updated and the seats are super, super, super comfortable — pleather recliner with individual controls.

Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to get through this thing called LIFE… while at the AMC Town Center 20.
Thank you AMC for almost immediately getting Purple Rain into the theaters again upon the sudden passing of the one of the greatest musicians of the 20^th and 21^st centuries. I was pleasantly surprised at the wonderful reserved seating theater it was in as well. The sound could have used a little upgrading, but it was still great.
The ticket prices were good as well. The snacks are of course super expensive. This is now our ‘go to’ theater and may yet turn us into movie buffs.

Comfy reclining seats and the concession area was really nice! The set up was cool how everything was in the middle and you could just walk around and grab what you wanted (even the popcorn!) whereas normally you just stand at the counter and tell them what you want. Also, you can put on your own «extra butter» so you won’t have to feel embarrassed for asking them to load on more ;)

LOVE LOVE LOVE this theatre! Love the reclining leather seats. there’s a digital keypad where you can control the back of the recliner & the foot rest. Amazing!!!

Went to see 10 Cloverfield Lane on a Sunday afternoon on their IMAX screen. Because of the IMAX upcharge it was rather pricey (along with the convenience fee they charge for purchasing online, the total price for my wife and I was over $ 33). For that money I’d expect some decent treatment.
Instead, we got a blank screen with nothing playing at all, along with no A/​C. A full 10 minutes after the scheduled start time I went and found guest services to report that something must be wrong. Five minutes after that, a man came in and started up the system. It took another 5 minutes to boot up, so we finally got the movie going a full 20 minutes after it was supposed to start (thankfully the A/​C started at the same time). Unfortunately, I think the sound level got reset or something, and the movie was at absolute full blast the entire time. Please don’t mistake this as somebody who just doesn’t like loud noises and should stay home. I mean it was ear-​splittingly loud, so bad that every time a door was shut you were bracing yourself because it absolutely was piercing. It completely ruined the movie.
And to top it all off, the screen sucked. Remember, this was an IMAX screen, one you pay extra to see higher quality visuals on, and yet there is a long tracking shot in the middle of 10 Cloverfield Lane that was completely twitchy, blurry, and out of sync. It basically looked like when you’re streaming on a slow internet connection.
And with all that, there was no apology, no acknowledgement, nothing of any sort, from management or anybody at all in the theater.
I don’t like spending $ 33 to be almost a half hour late, have the sound quality suck, and have the picture quality look worse than a dvd at home. You probably won’t either.

By far my favorite theater in the Kansas City area! Always clean and I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Prime theater! I will not watch a movie any other way now when I go to the theater. If you haven’t tried out one of their Prime theaters you have to. This one and Barrywoods are the only ones I know of that have the Prime theaters.

Christmas Day experience was a wild one, with the box office recommending something to my kids that was NOT appropriate. After being in the movie for 15 minutes, we had to leave. Customer service manager was gracious and provided tickets to a more appropriate movie, after we waited more than an hour. People watching was good and we enjoyed our experience eventually. I suppose it was one of the busiest days of the year for theaters, so should have expected chaos.
Nevertheless, was a good overall experience. I like this location and the Fork & Spoon in Olathe as well.

Nice clean theater with large reclining leather chairs and a quality concession area. I also like that the theaters are smaller and have a more intimate setting. Bathrooms are close to every theater as well as refill stations for your sodas.

Call me old fashioned, but this whole set up seemed a little confusing to me. The staff was friendly and patient with me because I had no idea I was going to have to pick a seat on the little screen before I could just have my ticket. I mean, it’s kind of like picking seats on a flight, I need to read a bio about these people if you want me to decide who I sit by, because honestly, I’d prefer just to sit in a little roped off area by myself where no one can get close to me or kick the back of my seat. He had some suggestions for me when I told him that (and it wasn’t that maybe I should go home and watch Netflix on my couch).
Well, we get in and get our assigned seats and try out those reclining chairs. Are they supposed to only go back like almost enough to get comfortable? I mean the leg rest gets you in like a semi reclined, but yet sliding out of the front of your chair angle that I only thought was possible when you first get to the dentist office. I found myself for the first 20 minutes or so trying every possible combination of «almost reclined» before finally settling for using my feet to push against the leg rest to almost be comfortable.
Luckily. .. ???. .. it was a horrible movie, so about 30 minutes in we just got up and left. I’m glad the tickets were free. That’d be the only way I’d ever go back and it’d still be a pretty tough decision.

This movie theater is usually really nice, Except this time it was horrible and I will never go back. There was pop and food spilled all over the floors with the cups just laying all around. They were also out of tons of different kinds of pop, and lids for the cups. We waited in the line to purchase our popcorn forever. If the movie tickets are going to be priced at 16 dollars per ticket they should have a decently clean atmosphere.

Decent theater. Very cozy, but that’s the standard these days. This particular AMC tends to not show movies on opening weekend. Honestly it’s a good place to see a movie. AMC Prime in particular is amazing. I wasn’t a fan of the movie «Chappie», but the Prime audio made it worth the money.
My compliant is that this theater is literally impossible to get a hold of on the phone. I called 10+ times for several days in a row to ask it Star Wars VII was going to be shown in AMC Prime and never once did I get an answer. I suggest they add all information online if they make themselves unavailable via phone.

AMC is pretty consistent in their theaters. Clean, friendly staff and over priced popcorn :).

It’s been a LONG time since I’ve been to an AMC theater. The concession area is awesome. Grab what you want, there’s hot food options (wish I would’ve known this before I was almost late cooking), smoothies, etc. The movie I saw was in the IMAX, so the screen was huge and crisp. The only negative thing were the prices. Things are SO expensive from the movie tickets to the snacks. But, everything was clean and the staff was friendly.

This is my favorite theater. the quality of the experience is consistently good. I’m a planner, so I love that you pick your seats when you purchase tickets. You can show up 10 – 15 minutes before show time and get your snacks and sit down without having to rush. (NOTE: We purchase our tickets online before we go, which is also something I love about this theater.)
The popcorn is usually really good and they have a wide variety of snacks to choose from, or even full meals, should you choose to spend the money on them.
The seats are really nice leather and they have automated reclining. Most of the seats allow you to move the chair arm up and out of the way between seats if you want to snuggle.
The only thing I don’t like about this theater is the fact that they don’t carry all of the new hit movies anymore. Ever since the remodel, they only have about half of the new releases that come out. Overall, a great experience.

After a lackluster movie experience a few weeks ago at another theater, I was pleasantly surprised by the AMC at Town Center. I went to a 9 pm film on a Saturday — it was busy, but not crowded. The ticketing process here was easy with both kiosks and a ticket booth if you needed help selecting your seats or had general questions. This system prevented a line from really accumulating in the lobby. Restrooms were very tidy/​clean, as was the actual theater… and for once, it wasn’t –10 degrees in the theater, but an actual comfortable temperature! Prices were what I’d expect for a Saturday night movie with reclined seating (~$ 10). Will definitely be back for the next movie I’d like to see.

This AMC is a good one, much nicer after a recent remodel, with reclining seats in every theater & reserved seating so you can pick your spot. Concessions aren’t cheap, but that’s like every other movie house in the universe. The hot food was prepared quickly, though, and was pretty good. Seats are comfy & the sound has been good, without being too loud.

Went to the amc 20 theater tonight to see the hobbit in realD with prime seating. The sound was amazing! But one thing I hate is the reserved seating. I ordered tickets this morning and picked two seats right in the middle. I was really excited that I got to pick them first. I thought when we go there, there would be someone to take you to the seating but there wasn’t. Which is fine, I guess… until I saw two guys sitting in what were supposed to be our reserved seats.ugh. I had to sit by the aisle. Umm what’s the point of getting to pick your seats if someone is going to sit in them. Idk, call it childish, but if it was totally packed I would have probably said something and that can cause an inconvenience for everybody in the theater… so either get rid of the reserved seating or have someone take you to your seat.
Other than that, I thought the seats were very comfortable, and like I said the sound was amazing*!!!
*We did have one issue with the sound; the bass. It very muddled and imprecise. A system as good as Atmos is certainly capable of better. It probably needed to be calibrated because the lighting was vibrating during the entire movie. Either lower the frequency response, turn down the gain a touch, or lower the resonant frequency of the offending objects

Wife and I visited the AMC Town Center 20 yesterday to watch The Hobbit in their Prime Theater. Real 3D is no new thing for me. My wife has never liked many of the 3D theaters as they make her sick. She can tolerate the Real 3D theaters. Dolby Atmos was a new experience for me. Full surround sound and vibrating seats, very fun. Also they have nice leather seats that are adjustable. I was quite comfortable. My wife did struggle a bit with getting comfortable during the movie, and this leads me to the only reason I knock this place down a star.
Wow was it hot in the theater. I understand it is December and there is snow on the ground, but my wife and I both left the theater hot and sweaty. I’d rather be cold in a theater than unbearably hot.
We would return because, in general, it was a good experience.