Overland Park Cinemas

Check or Cash Only! But they do have an ATM in the lobby if need be.
This place is a DEAL! $ 5 gets you a movie ticket and 2 small size snacks. If wanted, you are able to combine them and get 1 big snack such as nachos. The caramel corn is good (1 ticket)!!! I usually also get a regular candy bar as well (1 ticket).
The theater itself is clean. It doesn’t have all the modern amenities of the newer theaters, but there is a place for you to sit, a cup holder for your drink, and the movie shows nice and clear. You will hear a bit of next door’s movie if there is one playing at the same time, but it doesn’t distract me at all.

With a family of six its nice to go out to a movie without baking the bank! We go here all the time and have loved it every time.

Been going here since I was a kid. Great ownership and presence in the valley. Support local is my motto. Pricing is right and homemade caremel corn is a must.

There is another ‘bargain theater’ in my neighborhood that we usually frequent. However we were going with friends who chose this location, and I’m very glad they did! Tucked in the back of a strip mall on Overland, the theater presents on the exterior as it does on the interior– as a well kept, clean building. Initially, there was a bit of a pause at the fact that they do not take ‘plastic’ for payment. but there is an ATM on site AND they take checks (with the proper ID of course!). ADDED value is this. for FIVE DOLLARS you not only get admission to a film but a token that can be spent on food or drink! This part, I found particularly amazing. Not just some old popcorn shoveled into a bag and a dinky drink either. but you get a choice– from popcorn or caramel corn (made with a dry flavoring that is NOT gooey and tastes great) — candy, soda, water, energy drinks, — even nachos. Now, there are limits to what your token will buy, but you can always chip in another buck or so for ‘upgrades’. My husband opted not to use his token, so for our $ 10 we had our movie (Avengers: Age of Ultron), a large caramel corn, a bottle of water and a Reese’s peanut butter cup. GOOD LUCK getting all of that for $ 10 from a ‘mainline’ theater or even the OTHER bargain theater in town.
At Overland Park Cinemas, another great change from the usual bargain theater. no sticky floors, no broken seats (though they are a tad tired and not the most comfy. next time we’ll take a pillow for my honey to sit his bony behind on) — no old cigarette smells or shabby wall hangings. The bathrooms are clean and well ventilated too!
My husband and me are movie people, we used to spend lots of time in theaters. With the rise in prices though (and the advances in technology for home entertainment) we have gone back to visiting the theater being a rare treat rather than the norm. Having experienced Overland Park Cinemas though, I think we may put seeing a movie at the theater back in the list of options for date night. Thanks to my friend Nancy for introducing us to this theater!

Clean and cheap with old school ambiance. I love the curtains that are pulled in front of the screen in between viewings. Great alternative to renting movies at home!

For the price you are paying this is a fair establishment. It is definitely an older theater and doesn’t have the wow factor of some of the new multiplexes. They were remodeling at the time so there were some weird smells in the air. I found many seat cushions to be stained in the auditorium I was in as well. At it’s peak this was probably a really cool theater. Sadly though with the amount of competition now in the Treasure Valley it has really taken a toll on this theater. The auditoriums are long and narrow and there is a small screen at the end. This theater would be good for large families because it’s only $ 3.00 a person plus they have a special food or drink combo where you just add $ 2.00. If you are a major movie goer this probably isn’t the place for you.

This is such a cool, old school theater! For $ 5 you get a movie ticket and a coin that you can redeem for a drink and a snack. So cute! Plus nothing is over-​priced like the majority of movie theaters.

Watching the latest Spider Man movie — only $ 15 for three people, which includes popcorn and a drink for each person! You can’t beat the value! Everyone is always friendly, too — which shouldn’t be noteworthy, but it is.

After being here for a couple of times, I can give a solid 4 star review of this place. On the plus side the movies are only 3.00 and the candy, popcorn, and drinks are actively trying to rape you in the prices. On the negative, it’s old and your feet routinely stick to the floor. I cross my fingers and secretly hope that it is only spilled soda ;)
This place is a great staple for the area though — especially if you have children. They often hold the kids movies for extended times. I noticed recently that they had the «new» Percy Jackson movie for over a month and a half. We actually finally got to see it and I was pretty stoked that it was still there after all that time. This also means that when movies are there it is easy to go in and not have a packed theater because the movies hang around for so long.
While the interior is definitely dated… it is an experience in itself. It takes me back to the 80s and going to the movies with the lights and the carpet. The chairs are the old style and the arm rests don’t raise or anything like that. I’m a large lady and they are still comfortable though, so it’s certainly not all bad. The film itself is good and we’ve never had a problem.
I really love having a place like this in the area and am more than happy to come back again and again to help support a local (and awesome) business.

Absolutely love this place. Where else can you see a movie with popcorn and soda for just $ 5??? Answer: Nowhere.
This place is awesome. The owner, Dick, is a really nice guy and it’s a family run business. Very clean, good movie selection, good location, kid friendly, and they even have 3D.
(My only suggestion for OPC is to clean the bathrooms more regularly…)

Rocking the affordable. Love this place!

Love to see movies here. Little run down, but seating is great.

I see more movies at the OPC than anywhere else. Not that I love the seating… it is pretty uncomfortable compared to the Regal thrones. However, movies suck these days, to it is good to pay less for two people’s tickets and food than it costs for just one person’s ticket at Regal. They tend to choose family friendly fare for their second run shows, which is okay with me. The popcorn is a little bland…

This theater totally feels like a time warp. Every time I have gone in it feels like I am going back in time when movie prices were reasonable and service actually existed. It has to be the dated design and the older movie posters hung on the walls.
On a more serious note, this theater earns my respect for one true story that happened. I was out on a date and somehow my cell phone disconnected from my belted holster and fell on a downtown sidewalk. We came to the theater from downtown totally unaware that my phone was missing. In fact it was not until AFTER we purchased the tickets that I realized this.
Fearing that someone would pick it up and run out the minutes to call their amigos in some foreign land, I opted to miss the movie to retrieve it. Expecting most theater personnel to wave it off as «too bad», this was different. Not only did the clerk (who was the original owner) give me a refund, he even wished us well in finding it. We did end up finding it laying on a curb not far from where we parked.
For this experience alone, I will gladly patronize this theater and humbly thank the staff for providing such quality customer service.

$ 4 for a movie, drink, and popcorn! Sold!!! Get the carmel corn (might be kettel corn not sure what they call it) it’s good and something different. The theater is never crowded and clean for the age. Good way to kill a Sunday afternoon when it’s raining out.

I luckily had the chance to see movies here back when it charged regular admission prices for new movies. But these days it is even better when you get a drink, popcorn, and a movies for three bucks. They had replaced the creaky seats the last time I went a couple years ago. I am going back to see «Inglorious Basterds» this weekend. The bathrooms are cool and dated, along with the long aisles to find a seat. I used to get really creeped out using their bathrooms for some reason — looks like something out of a horror movie. They also do caramel popcorn that doesn’t taste too good — more like a fine dusting of caramel on popcorn, but just the fact that they offer caramel popcorn in their food deals is awesome. I hope our movie is in the huge theater. It is one of the last truly dated theaters in the area besides the Egyptian, and I love it.
Long live Overland Park Cinemas!

This place is huge, and what’s even better EMPTY. We went at 10:30 on a Saturday. Granted I’m from LA, so I was ecstatic not to pay $ 12 for a movie. But overall it’s very clean, there seems to be plenty of room, and a good variety of screens. One thing I thought was a nice touch is there is an inside and an INSIDE. The ticket booth gathering/​waiting area is all inside, so you shouldn’t get too chilly in the Boise night air.