United Artists Denver Pavilions 15

This is the second time I have been here and the theatre has been really hot! It is not enjoyable to watch a movie when you are sweating.
It was so hot it melted the ice in my drink. This place is a sweat box!

I bought tickets online so I was able to skip the line. They scanned my phone at the ticket counter and went straight to the snack stand. Staff was very friendly and let me add butter in between the scoops of popcorn. The popcorn was pretty typical but the sodas were huge. The theater was small and intimate. After finding my seat I was excited to find that they had recliner seats. Sadly my seat did not recline. My friend saved the day and switched with me so I could kick back in style. The theater is in great location to grab some dinner before or after. There is parking in a lot by the theater but it costs 15 dollars. My feet did not stick to the ground which is remarkable at a theater.

Location is great in the heart of downtown. Go watch a movie while family does other stuff. Or, just drop in for a walk in town and catch a flick and food. The mechanized adjustable reclining individual seating is awesome. Plenty of leg room, no more knees-​up when people walk by (even with seat fully reclined). Fantastic!

Came in with my niece to see The Divergent Series Allegiant Movie, compliments of Mileage Plus/​Chase Visa Signature Program. Got to see it before it comes out to the general public two days ahead of time.
Were able to find a parking space right by the elevators and went straight to the Visa Signature Desk where we had to sign a non-​disclosure form, got our tickets, posters and a coupon for a complimentary bag of popcorn and drink. We were one of the first to arrive, so the concession line wasn’t long, but I did notice they only had two people working there so would probably be overwhelmed when more people showed up. The staff members I interacted with were very friendly and efficient.
The theater was a good size, clean, huge and I loved the comfortable reclining seats with a little swinging table that had plenty of room for the popcorn and drink.
The restrooms were right outside our theater which was convenient. The movie was pretty good and I sure do love that you get 4 hours validated parking (which is a great perk). That basically means you have a an hour or so to walk around the Pavilions, get something to eat, watch the movie and then get your car without paying for parking. Just make sure you bring your parking ticket to the movie theater and they have a machine right beside the ticket entrance to validate your ticket.

Could use a makeover. The restrooms were disgusting and smelled as my husband said «like the locker rooms at hockey».
Pass

It should tell you something that despite this theatre being walking distance, I would rather drive all the way to Highlands Ranch AMC 24…
Most recently my BF and I went here because he got free Regal Movie tickets. The complaints from our last visit are the same annoyances that keep us from returning. The lobby where you buy tickets is small, and gets congested easily. There are only certain spots to enter the lobby which causes the crowd to bottleneck. Last Sunday alot of people were out to see Deadpool, including us. Apparently they didn’t get the memo that people were attending this movie because they had 4 people staffed. That’s one person selling tickets, one person ripping tickets ONE PERSON AT CONCESSIONS and an annoyed manager running around. The poor girl at concessions had a line of 40+ people. There was a sign that said speak to the manager (the annoyed one I mentioned earlier) if things weren’t to your satisfaction. A couple that was ahead of us in this massive line caught the manager as he walked by and said there was only one person at the concessions… He curtly replied «I know» and kept walking. No apologies, no acknowledgement to the 40+ people in line. I get that things happen… Maybe everyone called in… But as management, you address it, you don’t leave one employee up there struggling and everyone else in line waiting. Now the manager eventually did go behind the counter… About 20 minutes after we arrived… And were still in line BTW…
Outside of this experience, the bathrooms aren’t kept up and the RPX theatre was extremely hot and stuffy. The only thing that kept me from giving this place a single star is the few upgrades they have made, like the recliners. I would like to see this place, and management, get their stuff together.

Currently this is the best theater I have been to… ever. So, my main squeeze and I went to see Zoolander 2 for Valentine’s Day. I don’t often go to movie theaters as, with a previous back injury, sitting in stiff chairs are pretty much a no no. Anyway, we looked it up turns out that the seats are basically recliners… I sat in the third row back from the screen, significantly closer than I usually do. The recliner reclined to the perfect angle for viewing pleasure and I was comfortable for the entire movie.
I cant comment on the concessions (though there was a super long line), but it would probably be good (like we did) to order tickets ahead of time.

There are a number of things to like about the Pavilions location:
— mostly clean, well for a movie theater
— great location surrounded by good shopping and dining in the event you have some time to kill
— very comfortable recliner style stadium seating
— validated parking in the covered underground garage

The United Artists Denver Pavilions 15 is conveniently located in downtown Denver, on the 16^th Street Mall. Granted, we live in Capital Hill, so it is very convenient for us. Whenever we want to see a movie, where do we go — The United Artists Denver Pavilions 15 Theaters, of course!
Parking is great! You can enter the garage from 15^th. Parking is free, at least the first 2 hours, as long as you validate at the movie theater so take your parking ticket/​stub into the theater with you.
This theater is large, clean, and comfortable. When you purchase your tickets, you pick your reserved seat. Yes, your Reserved Seat! Awesome!
We purchased our tickets, and proceeded to the theater. The new individual lazy boy type seats are so comfortable! All I needed was a blanket and a pillow, and I would have fallen asleep. There is plenty of room to walk in front of each row, so you don’t have to stand up when people want to go by you to other seats further down in the aisle. Yes!
I really can’t say enough about this theater. Good parking, great seats, comfortable too.
Love it! See you At the Movies!

I love the new upgrades to reserved seating. And the larger chairs now recline for comfort. This is a great theater right in the heart of Downtown Denver. It’s inside the pavilions shopping area and a quick walk to everything along 16^th Street Mall. Be sure to arrive early to get your ticket so your group can sit together, or preorder online to avoid the line. It moves fast but it can be pretty long.

New leather reclining seats make this theater standout among most others. But be prepared — it’s reserved seating only for these seats, so plan in advance. We love the reserve seating because you can buy tickets in advance (with your smartphone — no need to print tickets) and then you can arrive on time and your seats are waiting for you!
In general, staff is very nice here, the theaters are clean and comfortable, food and snacks are good. Jalapeño poppers were a lifesaver when we were really hungry looking for something other than popcorn, candy, or a hot dog. Prices are high — just like every other movie theater on the planet.

We have come here three times in a week for the Denver Film Fest. Every time we came we missed the complimentary theater parking (15^th and Walton as we just found out). It’s kind of a giant pain in the a** to get here. Which is why we will stick to our west side theaters. 1 star for this part.
The seats are really nice though and you get to recline back in faux leather while munching your $ 30 popcorn and drinks. 5 stars.
Of course we came to see good independent films and that’s what happened. And we will be back for next year’s films and our pre game plan for parking.

I just went there recently to watch the Martian and WOW — they definitely did not publicize that they have re-​done the theatres! New, super comfortable, power-​reclining seats with individual tables and so much more space between aisles coupled with validated 4-​hr parking… I suddenly don’t care about dealing with traffic and drunks downtown. I haven’t been a big movie-​watcher this past year but… I may sneak in just to take a nap.

Can you say SUPER COMFY RECLINERS! Seriously one of THE best movie watching experiences ever. This theater upgraded to straight-​up lazy boys and I am a fan. The theater has less seating and you have to reserve your seat but it is SO SO worth it. My boyfriend and I recently came and saw the Martian in 3d and the movie was great, but the whole atmosphere and comfy seats were even better. Aside from this stellar upgrade, it is your standard movie theater, but there is free parking and in an area like downtown, that’s a total plus. I’ll definitely be back!

Oh, wow! How come no one told me that this theatre got a pretty major overhaul?
I’ve avoided this specific theatre for over a decade for a multitude of reasons. I didn’t want to bump into kids I worked with, I hate dealing with the downtown traffic and parking, and I’m not a fan of crowds. And this theatre used to be run down enough that the appeal of the proximity to my home that i could justify driving all the way to some other location.
Out of desperation and because of a time crunch, I brought my nephew here to see a movie on a Friday. I was SO impressed with the theatre we were in (#5, i think). Leather reclining seats that were clean and comfy. Individual tray tables that swiveled over your lap (because you know, who wants to have to reach for their movie snacks or their drink?)
So yeah. On my random week days off from work, you might find me here, with my face in a giant slushy or a bag of popcorn. I’ll be the one who brought a blanket and a pillow.

I don’t know why people give this theater so much hate.
They offer you a downstairs parking garage with free parking validation after your movie.
It’s also located next to multiple restaurants and shops to keep you busy before your movie starts.
I do wish their ticket machines worked Better. Honestly every time I’ve come one or both have been broken but the line to grab tickets from a live worker moves quickly.
The concession stand is normal compared to other theaters but where they win is their new reclinable chairs! So comfortable! You could literally lie down while watching your movie! Be sure to get there early to snag a good seat. People are meanies who sit spread out so its hard to get a few seats together.
Also the crowd at this theater aren’t the best patrons. They are loud and talk during the movie.
But other than that… don’t blame the theater. It’s comfortable and try their best to get parking easy for you!

There is something special going on here. Kudos to management for employing a lot of young people and seniors with disabilities. I thought that was very special and refreshing to see.
The staff was very friendly and eager to help. The admission prices are about average, however the food was a bit pricey. The seating arrangement was simply phenomenal, electronically controlled reclining chairs, really?.. and a tray table as well??? Well done! I’ll be back.

They’ve put in recliners, which is a step in the right direction. But, it seemed like they didn’t function well, and there’s no way that I could see to select your seat at ticket purchase time. Not a big deal if the show isn’t packed, but it’s really awkward to be attending a show as a chaperone to a group of kids, have a seat picked out where you can see the kids but not be in their hair, and then be accosted by patrons who feel entitled to tell you to move so they can sit together (and even though there are pairs of seats all over the place they could sit together.) At least when I go to AMC at Flatirons, I can whip out my receipt and say, «No way, sucker! I paid for THIS seat!»
Still smells like sewer gas, escalator is still creaky and slow, staff is still half asleep.

Ask me about this theater 6 – 8 years ago and there is no way I would come here. In the last 4 or so years, it doesn’t seem to draw the same ghetto crowd it did back then.
It’s close to downtown and offers free validated parking. Can’t go wrong with that. I think they could stand to do some updating on the place. But for the most part they do a good job keeping common areas clean.
Become a regal crown member and get discounts on tickets occasionally and food.

In a few more years, this theater will probably start seeing a few more «2-​Star» votes. Why? This place needs to be completely renovated due to the foot traffic it receives.
The popcorn is never burnt and the staff is friendly. However, it seems like they could hire a few more people because the staff always seems overwhelmed. It would also be nice if the staff members completing walk-​throughs would take the «no cell phone» policy to heart.