Solon Cinemas

It’s an okay theater. No stadium seating though.

This theater is pretty nice and when we went, it wasn’t very busy, which was nice. This could have been due to a few different factors, so I’m sure there are busier times. Everything was run pretty efficiently and the film and screen were fine. No problems at all. I like that this is an older theater and has a much more comfortable feel than some of the new shiny ones. The only thing I found strange was the ticket booth and adjoining corral. It just seemed cramped and funny to me. It could have just been a weird day for me, too. Who knows!

Went there to see Red Tails. The theatre was comfortable, and the movies a little pricey (but once movies broke $ 4 a head, that was pricey for me).
Buying the ticket was easy, and no problems finding the right screen.

I am a little surprised this hasn’t been reviewed yet.
The theater itself has 16 screens, all showing the latest movies. There is a decent selection at the concession stand and 6 video arcade games while you wait, mostly the racing variety.
The theater itself is a bit worn and, like most theaters, has that perma-​sticky floor. The layout of each theater is a bit unusual, it has the rear seats slightly elevated, then you walk down a gradual slope and then back up again for the front rows. It gives the impression of a bowl. I had no problems watching a movie here, but other theater goers complained of a stiff neck holding their head up for an entire movie.
They really have good prices if you go on a Monday– $ 5 for the early birds.