AMC Universal Cineplex 20 Orlando

Being used to movie theater quality in NYC, this place was a huge upgrade in terms of price, theater cleanliness and comfort. Movie tickets were about $ 10.50 (a student discount is available) and the theater rooms were spacious, comfortable and really clean!
The large popcorn and soft drink here comes with free unlimited refills! You can add butter to your popcorn freely as well — it’s a great deal for sharing.
I watched Finding Dory on opening day, and it wasn’t that crowded even though this AMC is right in the middle of Orlando tourist sites. It’s located on Universal’s CityWalk, but the experience that I had would suggest otherwise. Overall a great theater, would definitely come back if I’m in the area again.

The theater is clean but surprisingly not that busy for what we wanted to watch during the week. The prices for drinks and food are sort of absurd at the regular concessions. The prices at the «café» which is really a bar are actually not that bad in comparison considering it’s alcohol versus say fountain soda.
The café which is really a bar has no coffee, just saying.
Besides that the theater is as expected with seats that do recline but aren’t as comfortable as I was hoping for.

This is one dated AMC. Very dark on the inside, chairs uncomfortable, picture quality not as sharp as the Disney Springs locations. I’m shocked this place hasn’t been remodeled… feels like a theater from the 90s and nothing hasn’t been upgraded since.
I mean this is Universal City Walk… this place should be amazing. Been to so many great AMC locations with Prime and dine in options and fully reclining chairs but this isn’t it. Let’s see a remodel AMC City Walk

I attend movies at this Cineplex at least once every 2 weeks, primarily since I am a Universal Annual Pass holder, and gain $ 8 admission to movies. The theater is always clean, the faux leather chairs are soft and comfy, and the customer service is always pleasant. Both picture and sound are always crisp and clear. I will definitely continue to be a patron!

As a premier pass holder, this is always the best option to see any blockbuster. I park in the valet, go up the escalators and right into the movie. It’s can be busy, but the matinees are generally not.
It’s clean, and as usual the food is expensive. Enjoy!

It’s hard for me to give this theater 2 stars but I must. I visit this theater at least once a week and see no less than 100 movies a year, mostly double features. But the only reason I go to City Walk 20 is because it’s 2 miles from my house and I have an AMC Stubs card, which I HIGHLY recommend. Lately I’ve found myself traveling to Downtown Disney /​Disney Springs to watch movies.
The main reason for this rating are the seats. Sure they have all leather seats which is nice, but the way they are made makes you sit more forward in your chair, and after 2 hours you feel more annoyed than comfortable. Not only are the seats uncomfortable but if you want to sit closer to the person you’re with, you raise the chair arm and get stabbed by its metal support between the seats. I can get past the chair issue if I’m sitting with the bar in front of me to put my feet on.
An additional problem is the lack of variety. The CityWalk AMC is not part of the AMC Independent brand so all they offer are the block buster films from week to week. I understand the need to spread out the theaters and have them offer different types of experiences, but since the closest AMC is more than 20 minutes away it would be nice to have a wider variety offered at this location.
The theater is very clean however! And it’s farely slow on non-​premier nights which is nice. So if you’re a weekday watcher like myself it’s great to go and not worry about to many others in your theater.
I’ve also never had a problem with the staff. They’re not overly nice, but they’ve also never been rude to me. However, I am there all the time and they never remember me. AKA I still get carded for every R Rated movie I see.. . Even though I’m 30.

This multiplex movie theater located next to all 3 attractions of CityWalk, Universal Studios and Islands Of Adventures is by far another favorite of mines.
I also enjoy that it’s the only theater that have live monthly interactive performances late at night of the Rocky Horror Show performed by The Rich Weirdos production, they also have performed Moulin Rouge, Reefer Madness and Clue.

I haven’t been to an AMC in a few years as Florida does not have a ton of AMC locations. For me, this or Altamonte are the closest AMCs but when I recently had a gift card I decided to make a night of it and visit City Walk.
Nice theater, as with most AMCs. This one was a little outdated inside but clean and well staffed. They have a bar here if you’re interested and the usual concession stand snacks.
And after 6pm parking is free for us Florida Residents at the garages so hold out until then.

Truly a fabulous theatrical experience on Universal Studios property. Screens here are very large, seats are very comfortable. As always popcorn, sodas, candy etc. are astronomically overpriced. I did see that they offer a full bar. Bonus!
If you are a Florida resident, and you arrive after 6 PM, there is no charge for parking.
Take advantage of their dinner and a movie deal that way you save some moo-​lag!
What more can I say, it’s a movie theater.

Maybe it’s unfair to compare their ticket prices to a theater that is clearly subpar, but I do find their prices to be on the higher side. I guess I should also complain about popcorn, soda and snack prices, but then again every theater has these items extremely overpriced so I won’t hold this against them. They did have a bar area towards the back of the first floor which offered a nice variety of cocktails.
The theater itself was large and didn’t seem rundown. The screen and sound system were average, but I didn’t feel as if I was surrounded by ‘top of the line’ technology. The seats were comfortable, yet my right armrest was causing pain to my forearm throughout the entire film.
I definitely wouldn’t drive here just to see a film, but I wouldn’t be opposed to seeing a film in this theater after walking around a bit or perhaps after a meal.

It had been YEARS since I’d been to this theater. I wondered if it had changed at all, and it hasn’t. It looks pretty much like I remember it, being it was probably 10 years ago means its pretty dated. Being annual pass holders parking is free and having dinner a short walk away is a plus. Although we didn’t have any food (it’s the usually fare) we did have a couple of drinks. Let me say that even though it is nice to have the option of an alcoholic drink during a movie I probably would not have one here again. My chocolate martini was not great, and certainly not worth the calories. My suggestion is if you drink stay away from the mixed drinks. My drink was not only weak but overly sweet.
Seats in the theater are comfortable enough and the picture quality was good. We got stuck watching our movie in 3D, which I would not have preferred, but that time fit our schedule. Check their website for dinner and a movie deals.

As a theater, the place appears to have all the state-​of-​the art audio and video equipment. The chairs recline and are relatively comfortable and the bathrooms are kept clean. I was pleased with our experience and now having watched a movie there for the first time (Spy, with Melissa McCarthy). I can now say I have been there.
The only problem with the place is that it is really, really busy. I’m not sure I would go back again, unless I had too — way to many people take away from the overall movie-​going experience.

This is a pretty big theatre in CityWalk. I don’t know if locals come in to see a flick here but I can understand why they would. There are many screens and absolutist comfortable chairs in the theaters. There’s decent popcorn, Coke products and a small bar. I’m not committed to the idea of folks being able to have a cocktail while they watch a movie but if you are so inclined you can certainly get one here.
It may not be top on your list of things to do in Orlando or the Universal area if you are on vacation but I totally wish this theatre was in my neighborhood. Clean and comfy!

One of our go-​to movie theaters! Seats are large and comfy, location is clean and never too crowded. It is a bit of a trek from the parking garage (unless you valet…), so give yourself plenty of time or you’ll miss the trailers! There are lots of dining options around and things to do, so make a night of it at CityWalk.

Huge cinema complex located at one of Orlando’s most beautiful areas, the Universal CityWalk. It has many screening rooms and they offer a wide variety of movies for the movie-​goers to choose from. The staff is very friendly and welcoming, and the seats are very comfortable.
The food area, as usual, is the one thing that I find overpriced! Just eat something before watching your film and you’ll be fine!

I’ve been coming here more frequently since I get a discount & I am using the AMCStubs rewards program. This AMC theatre is very nicely done with an awesome upstairs level. The staff members here are very friendly, attentive, and offer their recommendations on the latest movies.
The theatre was very clean, not too busy, great selection at the food concession stand, and has a bar to order drinks for the film. The seats were comfortable, screen was crystal clear, the sound was spot on with no static, and the theatres are large.
I would suggest joining the AMCStubs reward program for $ 12 a year because it’s a great deal if you plan on going to AMC a lot during a year. I would also highly recommend this theatre if you are visiting Citywalk or Universal Orlando Resort. I wouldn’t suggest stopping here just for this theatre.

This Is my favorite movie spot. You have 2 stories of pure fun. They have the IMAX plus they have a bar onsite. Even if your movie starts late you can walk around city walk too. The seating is very comfortable and another thing is you can see from where ever you sit. They are Ada accessible also. Overall I give this place a 4 star just because it is pretty pricey just for the tickets and if you come early you will need to pay for parking which adds on to the cost of just going to the movies. Otherwise it’s a great location just to enjoy a night out…

Stopped in here yesterday to catch the new «American Sniper» film. In all my times at the CityWalk I never go here. I’m not a huge movie goer to begin with but was in the mood for something different. I needed a break from sitting underneath Jimmy Buffett’s airplane and drinking Perfect Margaritas. I really enjoyed the theatre, and the movie. They had a large selection of food and a full bar to grab a cocktail before heading to the show. The bar wasn’t fully opened yet but the bartender was super friendly and made me a nice Crown to bring into the theatre. I can honestly say I’ve never had anything but popcorn and pop in a movie so this was a cool experience for me. The food selection consisted of a ton of stuff from jalapeño poppers, which I devoured, to pizza and hot dogs. Maybe I’m just from the wrong places but it was a cool concept for me to be able to have a drink and catch a flick.
Overall cool theatre, good food, stiff drink and it was a great film.

Average movie theater. We went here on a rainy day and there was no one in the movie theater. Concessions were fairly quick, but I just wish there was a stand open up stairs. Even though you’re on City Walk, the prices aren’t jacked up here, at least compared to home.

Hey, I wouldn’t make this my regular to-​go movie theater, but if you find yourself at Universal with time on your hands you should stop in.
Huge building with large, comfy seats. Restrooms the size of museums. Full bar. Sure, it’s expensive. Go ahead and treat yourself!
They have a very visible security staff. These guys are friendly. Maybe a bit *too* friendly… but no one is complaining.