13th Ave Warren

General feedback: I love the Warren! When I go see a movie at the Warren, I truly feel like I’ve been transported back in time… except that I still get to keep all the amazing tech of today. This theater is clean and comfortable, and Bill Warren really put a lot of thought into the look and feel of the cinema. Everything about the theater is made to give the movie-​goer an experience, even down to the very last detail of getting a chocolate mint at the the end of the movie.
Warren 21 specific feedback: I paid my first, but certainly not last, visit to the Warren 21 last night. Among the many positive features of this new addition, the best may possibly be that you pick your seat at time of ticket purchase. I’m way too picky about my seating, so this takes the pressure off of getting to the theatre 30 minutes early and hoping I get a choice of seats. Also… Reclining heated seats! It was luxurious! I saw The Lobster, which was interesting and quirky, but definitely benefited from the terrific seating. I also love that there’s no admissions for patrons under the age of 21 in the whole theatre area. It’s so much calmer. I actually felt like I was going on a date night with my husband at somewhere other than a teenager’s playground.
Only one con… I’d like to see a bigger drink menu. It was pretty lacking. If I were reviewing specifically for The Warren 21, this would have earned a 4 star… but Warren still gets 5 stars overall. I hope they expand the drink menu at the 21 though.

Definitely the best theaters I’ve ever been in. Warren theaters are characterized by an über-​clean 1920s-​era feel, with Art Deco-​inspired architecture, an intro to all movies made to look like movie posters, and the like.
Despite rising prices for concessions and tickets, Warren puts itself over the rest by maintaining a nostalgic yet modern environment, quite unlike other theaters which will run noisy ads all the way up until previews start. A+

I used to love this place… Used to. I haven’t gone in a while and took my mom for mothers day to see The Boss, the website said it was in the grand auditorium and when we got there and asked for that movie at that specific time they told me that is was only in Warren 21. Not specified anywhere except for the clueless clerk at the counter, who was completely baffled at the fact that I didn’t know it was in Warren 21. Happened again a few weeks later, if they are going to have such a «fancy» theatre that has a certain age limit they should probably notate it a little better. The Warren Theatre jacks up their price because they are the only theater in Wichita and I think its all bull. Cant stand this place anymore, I prefer Netflix at home.

We came in to see the latest Captain America movie today. My husband was in line for tickets for longer than usual. I had already gotten drinks for us and was waiting for him on the rail by the restrooms. Unusual, since he always waits on me.
As he approached me with tickets, he said he had to go to the restroom. I told him to get our seats first, then he can go. He hands me the tickets and informs me we have assigned seats. I hoped they were decent ones. Is this going to be the way it is in the Warren theatres now? We were at IMAX not too long ago and had assigned seats. I’m going to have to consider buying online for decent seats if this is the new normal.

Prices are bullshit @waren 21. For what I paid today, I could have drove to AMC in Kansas City and got leather seats. Fix the prices, I mean really 18.01 for snacks? No seat side service for these prices is completely absurd.

Warren 21 Experience: Not comparable to The Balcony (East), Showroom theater (OldTown), Director’s Suite (OldTown), nor IMAX (West). Over-​priced for the experience. $ 16 for an evening ticket. Spent $ 32 on an alcoholic drink and Lobster Penne dish. Order not even delivered to seat like in OldTown. Stand in line to place order, take your assigned seat with a buzzer, then stand in another line to retrieve food when ready, back at Concession Stand. My Pirates of the Caribbean drink and Lobster pasta were both tasty, hence 2 star rating. Probably won’t be back, especially with other great Warren experiences available.

Wonderful movie theater but we stopped going because of lack of enforcement of cell phone rules. The lights in front of you from people checking their messages during the movie is very annoying and at these prices unacceptable

Always clean and the movies are brought to us in a perfect setting. .great seats, great sound and image. Warren builds and maintains a wonderful theater

I go to a lot movies in town and outside town. While other theaters may have branded their name well I do appreciate the theater we have here locally more. Their super clean theaters and much nicer then any other theater. The only issue I have is with their popcorn, I LOVE popcorn but for some reason I get sick every time I eat the popcorn here. You can also by discounted movie tickets for $ 7.75 st your local AAA office if you carry a AAA membership. Much better then the normal $ 10 per person.

Really, the only game in town. For as busy as they are the theater does a great job keeping it clean the staff is very helpful. The balcony is worth the extra cash and splurge a little and get a snack!

I’m new to the area so I had never been to a Warren before. I was pleasantly surprised at how awesome this theater is! The seats are roomy and the main theater doesnt have stadium style seating which was weird. The other theaters do have stadium seating, but with enough leg room so your knees dont hit the seat in front of you. All off the people who work there that I have interacted with have been pleasant and friendly. I also like the old school feel. Makes the movie going experience feel more glamorous! I also like the touch of the fireplace near the bathrooms.

Always a wonderful experience! Always great food! Always a wonderful family night for date night! We feel very lucky to have the one to go to for special locations and wonderful new movies. Would recommend anybody to go! It’s expensive, but it’s always worth it! You get what you pay for!

By far the best theater I’ve been to in years. For 14 bucks you can’t beat balcony seating with heated couch seating. Restaurant and bar services are available at the push of a button from your seat.

Enough sad, 5 star across the board! Best theater chain in the US market. Popcorn is always good too. Concessions are pricy because that’s how a theatre makes any money. Blame Hollywood and royalty payments for that.

This place was better than expected. We came to watch Mission Impossible with a native friend and when we saw the vintage exterior, I thought it’d look run-​down on the inside like the one near where we live in Jersey, but by golly we were wrong. The place had a good touch of vintage to the theater, velvet seats, boys dressed in tuxes at the ticket booth and it was a LARGE theater!
I absolutely adored the vintage vibe to the place, it was like walking back into time where all movie theaters looked like this. The bathrooms were clean and had velvet seats in the lounge area and I think all in all I was surprised completely!
The theater had comfy large seats and we had no difficulties with our movie. We didn’t order any snacks, but it seemed like the average theater snacks (though apparently it’s also a dine in theater) I also noticed that they didn’t show as many previews as Regal Theaters did, which I’m not sure is a good thing or a bad thing… I guess depends on your preference, but overall I loved the feel of the place and would definitely recommend it!

Nice and clean theatre. Ton of parking available. Watched Mission Impossible-​Rogue Nation on opening day! No long lines! Tasty popcorn as well!

Finally Gave in and when to the movie and I have to say this place is great! Very clean, plenty of seating and did I mention how clean? Will go back and check out the 21 and up area… Maybe a date soon with the olé ball-​n-​chain! Lol

Great theater. Plenty of screens, clean, comfortable seating, and they have a cool balcony to enjoy food and adult beverages (adults only).

I have been going here for over 10 years. It hasn’t been updated in years but somehow it still feels very retro and taken care of. Sometimes the lines at the concessions gets a little long but I love how it is always so clean.

Pretty cool old style theater. They have curtains over all the screens and old timey reminders to shut your face and turn off your cell phone (yah you, the younings sitting behind me while I tried to watch all the yummymen in 300). Refreshment stations not only in the middle of the theater but on both ends of the building as well, convenient for those mid movie cravings. Bathrooms were clean and well taken care of. There is a bar for adult beverages, a short order station for apps and such. They also sell tickets to watch movie on the Balcony. I didn’t check that out, wasn’t in the mood for a drink or lollygagging around, I had to watch 300 people! The best part was leaving the theater, a young man with a bucket full of chocolate covered mints was standing at the exit. Yes please and thank you!