Regal Cinemas Stonefield 14 & IMAX

Every time a block buster comes out I look to see show times here… and none of them are playing! Not one! Regal lost $ 400 million last year and the way things are going I don’t see them lasting much longer. Would love to give you some business but you have to have the movies first. They also started a new customer service oriented program where they search your girlfriends/wife’s purse… they just keep on impressing this guy.

Have a gift card for this theater that I haven’t been able to spend because they aren’t screening Star Wars or Deadpool.
I guess I’ll check this movie theater off my list and toss the gift card at this point — got it from work and haven’t used it in 2 years. Even Friends and Family won’t go to this theater due to a variety of other reasons, so can’t give it to them, either.):
Wish I could actually watch something that I want to see here! It’s the closest theater to our apartment, too. :/

When a theater decides it’s not going to be screening Star Wars it becomes well deserving of a one star rating, but I have now received information that it also shan’t be screening Deadpool, well that one star is looking to be a dishonest rating. Why would anyone in their right mind go to the movie theater if the theater isn’t playing anything? ⁰⁄₁₀ never going there again.

Regal Cinemas at Stonefield was a much needed addition in Charlottesville because prior to its opening, you had to trek down to Richmond to enjoy stadium seating. Because the other theater on the mall was closed for so long, every time we’ve gone to a movie here, the theater has been packed. I’d suggest arriving early to get good seats that are together. They have a rewards program, so we’ve also gotten to enjoy complimentary sneak peak showings of movies. It’s a pretty great place to catch the latest movies!

I don’t usually frequent Regal in Charlottesville and after giving it a try this weekend I understand why. First the good part. The theater is new; large and fairly comfortable. Multiple screens and IMAX. The choice of movies is typical for any larger theater. So if the surroundings and offerings are good then what’s not to like? Let’s start with the cost of the ticket. $ 10 a pop for a matinée is much higher than other theaters. Concessions. OK, I «get» that you’re trapped but $ 19 for popcorn, drink and a soft pretzel? Please. Oh and they check ladies handbags just to make sure they aren’t bringing in food. What is with that. But here’s the kicker. Waiting for my «way too expensive popcorn, etc.» Senior Citizen in line ahead of me. He asks for a cup of water. Guy behind the counter offers him this little plastic cup. Older Gentlemen asks for a larger cup. Guy behind the counter says OK but he has to charge him $ 6 for the cup of tap water. Needless to say the Senior said «No thanks» and walked away. Come on now folks. $ 6 for a cup of tap water??? Guy behind the counter says he has to charge for the cup. OK, I get the cup count is use to track sales but give us a break here! I understand the cost to run a movie theater is high; and I understand too that the number of theater goers continues to decline but what I saw and experienced will only help reduce the the number of folks going to this theater by 1 and that’d be me.!!

The theater was very clean and the seats were comfy. I wish the concession stand had a little more variety than your standard movie snacks.

Relatively new theatre in the area. Always has the newest movies and is located in a great area to grab dinner beforehand. Everything is very clean, the chairs are very comfortable and recline back pretty well. Concessions are horribly expensive but that’s not uncommon or surprising. Popcorn is pretty good here and they have a good selection of other foods/​drinks as well in case you’re not feeling popcorn. One ticket will cost you $ 11.50

It’s a movie theater, nothing big about it. I’m used to theaters w/​alcohol and reclining seats (yes, spoiled from Paragon –Newport News, and Regal Theaters –Springfield). But these seats do rock and still clean. Only thing lacking is their consession stand which doesn’t have many options for food. And the front of the theater is really bare, no tables to wait/​stand at, and no extra seats (only one by the elevators and another by the exit doors).

Went to see ‘Home’ in 3D this past Saturday afternoon. Relatively busy, but enjoyed this theater overall.
Theater is new, had a very cool layout, and was nice inside. Parking was a mess, and had to park pretty far away from the theater, over in the shopping center.
They serve all kinds of food which was really cool, but the service at the concession stand was horrible… Maybe it was an off day for them. Our snacks were almost as much as our 3D movie tickets too, ouch! Once inside the movie, we noticed that the floor had not been swept before our showing, as popcorn was everywhere in the isles.
Despite the minor upsets, we enjoyed our movie. Im sure we will be back to enjoy another one soon!

Large, clean, fresh popcorn, good movie selection, and comfy seating!
…if they would have served Starbucks, I would have bought another movie ticket and watched the next movie on my «I want to see it» list :)

Parking is weird here, but the theatre is nice. The seats don’t have moveable arms, but that’s the only negative.

I am currently at this theatre right now, Christmas Day around 6:30pm seeing Unbroken. I have been to this theatre many times and have always been so pleased. Today, however, that is not the case. This movie theatre is filthy. The staff definitely did not clean after the last movie, or two. There is popcorn, napkins, and trash ALL over the floor on every row of seats. I understand that it is Christmas but I feel that is no excuse. The seat I chose had a damp napkin in the cup holder. I am a bit grossed out but hopefully this movie will be worth it!

1. Nice theaters, nice seating, huge screens, great audio
2. IMAX is so loud that it is outright dangerous, uncomfortably loud (on two different occasions – not a mistake I will make again!). Anyway the regular theater screens at this place are PLENTY big. don’t need Imax
3. Food is more expensive than any other theater we have had around here. Gouging really. But good popcorn… Moneywise, buy the big containers and share…
4. Parking is mostly easy enough.
5. bathrooms are clean and nice.
6. Overall a total winner for Charlottesville theater opportunities. Sorry to Carmike (dead now, I think?).
But please turn down volume on IMAX, and the theater owners shouldn’t get upset when people sneak in their own candy from CVS ($ 1 there vs $ 5 from the theater) and soda. When you charge too much, people can and will go to the «black market» (Like sneaking in candy), and heck they SHOULD, or they won’t come to your theater! But I recommend that the theater charge a lower price for food and they will make up for it with loyal customers who buy more food there. MOre food sales at a reasonable margin will help keep the community happy. And everyone will be happy. But that is just a suggestion. I give them three stars solely because food prices are far too high and this member of the community, although fully recognizing the theater’s right to charge whatever they want for food (or anything else) is unhappy about that issue, and that will cost the theater 2 stars…

This cinema is very nice and the parking is accessible. There is an escalator and an elevator. It is clean and comfortable. There are lots of bathrooms and some are family ones. The prices for the movies are reasonable (matinée is $ 9.00). They serve all sort of food, even hotdogs and hamburger … BUT the prices for the food are really really high. Water is almost $ 5/​bottle.

Seems like it’s priced the same as many other movie theaters around and it looks really nice. Heard they don’t pay well though so that sucks.

I was leery of going to this theater when I saw the tall staircases out front. No need to worry if you have a bum knee as I do; this place is a welcome relief for those who have special needs, either difficulty walking up stairs (there is an elevator), or the fact that every single seat in every single cinema (not just the IMAX) has stadium seating. TIP: Even if the chair arms are down, you can lift them up & enjoy stadium seating between you & your darlin’! There are even a few designated seats that are marked, «Reserved for Companion» and space next to it for a wheelchair. Nice for people that need it, and I thank Regal for doing this.
They also offer the closed captioning device for those who prefer to have subtitles available.
Since I needed the elevator, we appreciated a tip from an earlier reviewer & parked underneath the theater in the parking garage, then took the elevator right up into the top floor lobby, where we entered & walked up to the electronic kiosk and swiped our credit card, bought our tickets & walked right in. Fast, easy, no long ticket line crowds as I’ve heard some people get stuck in down below @ street level; and no crowds @ the kiosk when we went for a 6:30 pm showing.
I know that theaters make their money from the price gouging they have on food & drink, but $ 5.00 for a water? Really? That hurt to hand over, but I was stuck since I was thirsty from an over-​salty meal. They got me. Grr.
The ads went on forever, but we finally got to see the movie. However, this is par for the course anywhere you go to watch a movie these days, at least @ all the theaters we have been to; so I am not personally blaming this theater. At least the ads weren’t the low-​cost cheesy ones we have seen at other local theaters. This theater is new, they seem to have solved any fire alarm problems they had last year, the bathrooms were clean, and we had a very pleasant & enjoyable outing in a clean, beautiful & spacious theater with nice, large screens. We felt like we had a really nice outing & got our money’s worth, except for that bottle of water. We look forward to returning.

Brand new movie theatre in the new shopping plaza. There’s lots of places to park if you drive to the front of the Hyatt. Everything is clean and bright and since it’s so new it doesn’t have that sickly butter smell. The manager was rushing to help when the outdoor line got backed up with a fussy customer. It was nice and toasty when we arrived but then they turned on the AC and we froze most of the movie. Other than that there’s huge screens and comfy chairs.

This is a brand new theater, and I’ve only been once, but everything was cool. Parking wasn’t too hard to be gotten on a Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. I Fandango’d my tickets, so that wasn’t a hassle at all. Charlottesville REALLY needed this. All of the other theaters are old and dingy. This is a commercial Hollywood venue, so arthouse lovers, you’ll still have to go to the Downtown Mall or Vinegar Hill.

Today is Black Friday and while home during Thanksgiving vacation I decided to see «Life of Pi» with my mother at this new Regal Stonefield Stadium 14 in Charlottesville.
So arriving to the theater, it looked relatively nice from the outside, but acquiring parking was quite a hassle. The layout of the parking lot is very poorly done.
After finding a parking spot we walked to the box office, which was in a state of chaos with the disorganization and overflowing of the line, luckily I was able to find a ticket kiosk inside and use that to forego the line, but was unable to get my military discount.
The concession stand moved VERY slow, and the employees were very lackadaisical.
The theaters themselves are nice, but very small.
30 minutes into the movie, the fire alarm in the theater went off and everyone was evacuated out of the theater for approximately 25 minutes. Once allowed back inside with the stampede of movie-​goers, the movie resumed and went on for another 45 minutes until the fire alarm went off a second time. No employees came in for about 10 minutes to enforce evacuation and we continued to watch the movie at which time a Regal employee then came in to ensure everyone was evacuating.
At this point my mother and I decided to leave, as this theater was ridiculous with their fire alarm, organization, and customer service. «Life of Pi» was an excellent movie up to the point we got to, and I am SO disappointed I was unable to finish it due to Regal Stonefield Stadium 14’s horrible movie going experience.
I would not recommend this theater to ANYONE and would gladly travel the hour dive next time to Short Pump to actually enjoy a movie in a real decent theater.
Management of Regal Stonefield Stadium 14, you should be ashamed of your theater and the movie-​going experience you provide to patrons!!!

Finally Charlottesville has an IMAX theater. Also, it’s brand new and doesn’t smell like piss. The only drawback is the crazy high prices at the concession stand – nothing out of the ordinary over the Carmike. Parking seems hard to come by. I imagine it’ll get worse as more shops open in the development. Overall, it’s a great place to watch movies and light years ahead of everything else in the area.