Galleria 6 Theatres

Love the St. Louis cinemas. I often visit the Galleria 6, it’s a great value for your money and the staff are always super friendly.
I recommend them to anyone who hasn’t seen and movie here, much better than the big chains and cheaper too!

Staff is very friendly. Screens are smaller. Seats are very comfy. Love the $ 5 movies before noon. Perfect for families looking to take their kids to a show. Very clean. Serves alcohol.

Very dirty! I almost sat on a water bottle that someone had left behind and there was other garbage near our seats. The bathroom was also dirty with toilet paper all over the floor and one paper towel dispenser not working.
They don’t have stadium seating which I didn’t expect for $ 5. They did have several toddlers in the theater screaming as we watched Jurassic world. As a mother of 4 kids I can freely say REALLY???
You need the beer they sell to get through the experience here. This place is 5 minutes from my parent’s house but I’ll drive further next time.

We saw Jurassic World here last night and had a great experience. First, if you buy your tickets online, you can pull the confirmation up on your phone and go directly to the individual ripping the tickets and directing patrons to the theater rooms. No kiosks, no waiting in line-​awesome! Next they do serve beer and wine. The selection is actually great. A variety of Urban Chestnut is really all I can remember. Beer was $ 4.50. When we got into the theater, a kind gentleman stood infront and made a very pleasant speech regarding cell phones and such. At the end of the movie, they greeted you at the door with a tray of tootsie rolls and peppermints. It was clear the staff here is trying very hard and must have a great leader. We will definitely be back!

I guess I got what I paid for. The $ 5 movie seemed too good to pass up. I saw, or attempted to see, Poltergeist. The first thing I noticed was the number of toddlers, yes, toddlers in the theater. It’s a good thing the movie was only $ 5. The «parents» can save up for the therapy sessions the children will need after viewing the film. I could have done without the additional soundtrack of «guurrlll don’t go in that basement» or «get out that (explicative) house.» Never again will I visit this cinema.

Awful– tried several seats and they were all worn out and broken, sticky disgusting floor, trash all over the bathrooms, dirty lobby and hallways.

This is possible one of the better options if you are just wanting to catch an afternoon movie with little interruption or dislike crowds. I have seen a few movies over the years at this theatre and there has never been a huge crowd, which helps make the experience much better. There are some problems, the seating is not stadium and the chairs are not the most comfortable however concessions are quick and easy and the staff is friendly. As with all theatres prices for items are a bit excessive, however that’s to be expected.
While I do not go to the movies that often, I feel that despite some if its flaws this is a great place to catch a quick movie. I cannot speak for evening shows, so that may be an entirely different experience.

I went to see a show here last night. Good show, great atmosphere. Thought it was cool to have a real person come out and do announcements before show and kind of «pump up» crowd. Very old school.
This would have been a 5-​star review but the popcorn was just a touch burned. Not enough to make an issue of it, but did notice the taste.
I will be back.

I went today for a matinée. I thought it would cost $ 10. Nooooo.
Even on the weekend, movies before 5:30 p.m. are $ 5.

I LOVE THIS THEATER! The place is so clean and the staff so friendly. We went to a late afternoon show and then had dinner at the Cheesecake factory. The concession prices are fantastic and I could get a glass of wine! A great evening out.

I just watched a movie here and the staff was friendly and nice, service was solid, and the theatre was clean and intimate. A charming young man introduced the film and let the audience know how attentive the staff was to our movie going experience. I give it 5 stars for good service.

Tucked away under the escalators in the food court is the theater. It’s old. It’s dingy. But the staff is nice. And the concessions are cheap too.
The theater I was in looked and felt like a conference room. Very small. And I’ll never understand why they put an aisle in the middle of the seats instead of on the ends. People like to sit in the middle.
And the chairs are uncomfortable.

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is the best movie i have ever seen. watch ittttt

I’m out of awesome St. Louis firsts and now only have shitty firsts, like my first time at Galleria 6, to look forward to. God, when did St. Louis and I get married?
I have long avoided this theater because it is IN A MALL. I only go to malls if I absolutely have to. Like, HAVE to. Malls are a giant pain in the a$$.
But I actually got a date this weekend, and the movie we agreed on was playing at the right time here, and I’m thinking, this movie is probably rated R and is playing at night, so even though this theater is basically a Chuck E Cheese, we won’t have to deal with kids. Ha. Wrong.
Finding it was a bitch. I’m not exactly Lewis & Clark or anything, but I’m not THAT stupid, but yeah, there were no signs on the outside of the mall, I swear. We had to ask a security guard, who wasn’t even sure. Then we spent like 5 hours (okay, 2 minutes, but still) looking for a parking space. Then we had to walk through the dang mall and wait in line for tickets. Seriously, too much effort.
The bathrooms were a mess. The theater was tiny. But once the movie started, meh, whatevs, a theater is a theater.
Would I go here again? Yes. But only if no other theater were an option for what I wanted to see. And Netflix was down.

We visited the Galleria 6 earlier today for a birthday party for our daughter’s friend. It was a great party and the Galleria 6 really did a great job. All of the folks working were very nice and great with the kids. Each of the kids got a popcorn, drink and a package of M&Ms to have while watching Monsters University.
After the movie they even had a place for the kids to have cake.
I can’t comment on the adult aspects of the theater but it looks like the sell booze if you would like to have an adult beverage while checking out the flick.
We rarely go to the Galleria but if we did I think we would visit the Cinema 6 again!

The theaters are small and a bit dirty, but they tend to play older movies a bit longer than your average AMC. This is especially nice when you realize you never saw that big Oscar nominee and nobody else in the city is playing it!
I bumped it up a star because it’s part of the St. Louis Cinemas and while my husband and I don’t like throwing so much money at a movie in the theater, we’d rather throw it at a local brand. Not to mention they often have deals where movie tickets are $ 5 during the week or in the afternoons. Can’t beat that!
Oh, and you can drink beer. I’ve heard that’s cool.

A-​OK place to see a movie! I usually head to the Chase to see movies (or the Tivoli for independent films), but when I’m already at the mall & in a mood to see one, the Galleria 6 works just fine.
One thing you need to know is that you need to get there pretty early… lines can be LONG and don’t exactly move quickly. Also, because it’s a mall, there are a TON of kids everywhere… just make sure to bring your patience with you. Once you finally make it the counter the employees are pretty friendly, and the snack counter is right when you walk in. Ted Drews aplenty, all of the regular options, and also a good selection of wine for a movie theater! The last time I went, the guy working filled my plastic cup to the rim, and that’s always appreciated!
Since there are so many people (and especially kids), be prepared to show your ID at the entrance of the theater AND the actual door to your movie if you’re seeing anything R rated… even if you’re obviously 21.
Pretty standard theater, but it’s convenient if you’re already at the mall!

I really didn’t like this theater. Yes, you can get Ted Drew’s and yes you can get booze here. But that’s true of other STL movies theaters too.
What really pissed me off was the popcorn.
It was fucking burned. And yet my boyfriend still paid $ 10 for it and ate the whole thing. I took one bite and nearly barfed. How they can serve burned popcorn for $ 10 here and still sleep at night is beyond comprehension.
Other than the popcorn the movies was alright, I guess. The chairs weren’t too comfy and I endured several noisy kids kicking the back of my chair throughout the duration of the movie. Also there were no student discounts at the time we went.
Now I remember why I have Netflix… because going to the movies is damn expensive. Buy your own popcorn, don’t burn it, and pop in a Netflix DVD or Instant Play instead. Circumvents shitty food, high prices, and screaming children. Oh, and filthy floors. Ick.

I went to this theater twice around the holidays. I like it. Yep, I’m a fan!
It does help if you have another errand here. However, because the Galleria mall cops crack down on young rowdies, you don’t see them in the theater much.
I like the ticket prices the most. $ 5 all day Wednesday? $ 6.50 for matinees every day? Yes please! It makes me sick to shell out $ 10 on a ticket on other theaters. My husband won’t even go to the movies with me because he thinks it’s such a rip off! I got him to go to this theater though.
Since it’s owned by STL Cinemas, they have great concessions. Beyond the popcorn and sodas, they have a lot of local favorites, like Fitz’s, Ted Drewes and even Schlafly beers (yep, they serve wine and beer!)
The theaters can be kind of inconsistent. One of them was super comfy. The other, not as much. It was easy to see even with people in front of me because of the seating placement and the screen though.
I’ll be back, and hopefully my hubby will too!

I still love the Mini Monty for $ 5 — a small drink and small popcorn (more than enough for 1 — possibly 2 — people) with one free refill each! And they have switched from Pepsi to Coke products now, so I now have Diet Coke & Coke Zero as my diet drink choices (yay!), and my husband gets Lifewater Zero.
Be aware that Theater 3 appears to be the only theater with 3D capability, so if your movie is coming out at the same time as another 3D movie, you are likely relegated to one of the smaller theaters, so arrive early for good seating. That being said, all of the smaller theaters have upgraded comfy seats which recline back that are not offered in Theater 3. So don’t let «small» theaters turn you off; just arrive early.