Mashpee Commons Regal Cinemas

It’s a dated cinema. Is this a Regal trend, or the byproduct of being one of two multiplex options in an hour drive? You be the judge.
Entrance, break left to the ticket window. Online convenience goes by the wayside, as everyone waits — will call or live purchase — in a single queue. Stubs in hand, the concession stand is paces away, and when ten people deep, blocks the walk to the screens.
Snack pricing akin to the modern wunderhauses, and an early day matinée was $ 10 — no IMAX, no 3D, no nothin’. Smaller, congested seating and the heat in the theater is cranked on high (the older crowd demands it?). At least the movie played with no issues, and the sound was fine. Nothing I couldn’t recreate at home.
If every ticket were $ 7, it’d have a hook. They aren’t, so it doesn’t.

Theater and bathrooms are very clean. Theaters are smallish, which means you are never far from the screen which is good, however, if sitting anywhere remotely near the front rows which is often the case, you might be craning your neck to look up at the screen. Overall a nice theater, very friendly staff EXCEPT for the uptight manager, shame about that. Movies lately do not start promptly due to long previews, etc., not complaining, just letting you know not to worry if you arrive a bit late. Nicely located in Mashpee Commons (walk to numerous eateries and shops).

Small theater decent Pop corn. Ticket prices are normal. Older seating smaller venues not stadium seating. Usually quiet in there most seasons only a handful of set people on there. Occasionally kids during summer tourism or vacation weeks can be a little annoying. Location is good closest other theaters Re sandwich or Hyannis or cinapub in Falmouth.

Not the best theater, but if you are in the area, it works.
Pros:
In a nice shopping center
Popcorn is good, but you can see it comes from big yellow trash bag sized bags — not fresh!
Cons:
Not stadium seating
Pricey!
Non-​friendly staff
Outdated interior — you would expect it to be nice as it is a «Regal Cinemas»
Interior smells musty

Funny to go to a theater that still uses paper ticket rolls– but it works!
This is not your new theater stadium seating with a fancy cupholder, but it works. Each of the theaters are small, so no matter what you have a good seat. The sound was a bit low to start, but given the size it took only a minute to run out and ask them to increase the volume.
Popcorn for $ 9– should be less! Though it really did smell fresh, unlike some of those bigger movie theaters who do not even pop it anymore.
Definitly a theater that works while you’re on the Cape and want to see a movie, and its in the Commons, so you can go shop after!