United Artists King of Prussia 16 IMAX & RPX

Went to see a Fathom Events showing of «This is Winterjam» it was a 1 night only showing and right at the start of the showing it had a special clip of an upcoming movie and the video froze and skipped ahead… should have been a sign of whats to come. Once the Feature started it froze and skipped a lot. We ended up seeing only 50 minutes of a 95 minute show. They gave refunds for everyone the attended but doesn’t help when we can never see the 1 night only showing again. Next time they need to check the quality of the file they are going to show

I am not a frequent movie goer. However, I wanted to see the new Star Wars film on the big screen, so I decided to go here. It was easy to get tickets online only a couple of hours before a late showing. You even reserved the specific seats. What I did not like was the convenience charge which made the tickets $ 20 a piece. Ouch!
The bathrooms outside the ticket area were disgusting. Toilet paper and waste was everywhere. I had to look in about 4 or 5 stalls before finding a less disgusting, but still gross one.
Right outside of the bathroom near where they check tickets there was popcorn and other food bits all over the floor. This was one of the dirtiest theaters I’d ever been in.
I guess our tickets were so expensive because of the RPX, but it didn’t seem much better than a regular theater to me. The seats were comfortable enough, and the theater wasn’t very crowded. The theater itself was clean. It was just the lobby and the restrooms that were a mess.
I guess I would come back if I really wanted to see something on the IMAX screen, since there aren’t really any other nearby other options. However, I wouldn’t go out of my way to go come here to a regular screening due to the lack of cleanliness.

Just had the worst theater experience ever. Went to see the Hateful Eight play on film. The first 5 minutes was completely out of focus and the curtains were half closed. After multiple people including myself went out to let them know it was fixed slightly but was still fuzzy. I had to go ask someone to focus the screen 3 times. Each time I received no response from the manager (older woman with glasses ripping tickets) but she’d roll her eyes and radio someone to fix it. After an hour of this we realized they didn’t care about film or our experience and decided we’d try our luck somewhere else.
We went to the ticket desk to get our money back where another older woman gave us attitude when we said the film was out of focus. She says, «well it’s film, it’s old school like that. » … Um what? I went to film school, but even if I didn’t I know that film is not inherently out of focus. She continued to make up new responses and excuses when she realized I know how a camera works and gave us the absolutely bitchest «apology» I’ve ever heard a «customer service» employee dare to give.
Also, after wasting over an hour of my time not including travel I expect a little more than a refund. At least a sincere apology.
We’ve been going to this theater since I was a kid. I will never go back. Not only did they completely ruin what should’ve been a fantastic and once in a lifetime film experience but the employees working today were the most unprofessional, rude and incompetent I’ve ever encountered.

What’s the point of having a 4 million dollar IMAX screen in front of you if you’re just going to give me 20 cent 3D glasses that redirect glare and fog up.
Other than making sure people can’t bootleg the movie, there’s absolutely no reason to keep doing the 3D/​real 3D.
Increase your standard showings please, but I won’t be back to this theatre. Uncomfortable seats and is in need of much needed updating.

This is one of the better theaters in the KOP area. I recommend buying online ahead of time– for IMAX you can reserve seats! You can also just show your ticket on your phone! Saves so much time!!!
The regular theater is not bad– I’ve seen a couple movies here, Relatively clean compared to most theaters.
The four stars is mostly for the IMAX-​3D! I went to see Star Wars: The force awakens. I bought tickets ahead online for me and my mom. I was able to reserve seats and get the ticket on my phone. If you don’t want to use the ticket on your phone, you can take the credit card you used to purchase to the self– kiosk station and swipe it– tickets will print out! I was able to find our seats super quickly! I like to sprawl out when I’m sitting down and there was plenty of room. They gave us 3D glasses to put on.
The sound system is awesome!!! The 3D visual was pretty crazy too-​I felt like the images were just in front of me and I could touch them. For $ 19 a ticket I thought it was a good purchase!!!
Def recommend coming here to see action movies in 3D!
It is a bit pricey so of course it’s prob not practical to come here to see a lot of movies in theater but once in awhile is ok!
Side Note: They never seem to have cherry icee…

Just saw the bond flick and while 11 $ for an 11 am show is kinda strong they do offer the sony 4k for your viewing pleasure and a badass sound system. Bond looked great and sounded awesome, you could hear every little nuisance in the movie.
The theater itself was really clean and the seats were the standard stadium seats with the moveable arms. Restrooms were clean as well and free from bad smells and «spills». The mens room also had one of those cologne and condom dispensers, really? But no condoms, paper footballs instead. Yes, paper footballs are now available at your local UA mens room.

Had a slight issue with an online ticket order and without even asking was offered a refund and comped tickets to another show. And we were able to see the movie we originally wanted to just had to wait 30 mins. Super friendly manager on a very busy Friday night.

Not bad, not great.
Came to watch Fantastic 4. 5:15pm showing and really wasn’t that crowded on a Sunday evening.
Like all places… Anything you order such as popcorn, soft drinks, hotdogs, etc… It’s expensive. Now paying that much for these things you would want them to be enjoyable. I just had a medium popcorn and a medium diet coke.
Making my way to the the theater, the place is well kept, clean and a nice set up. The only issue I had was that my diet coke was flat and no syrup that I went back to the counter to switch it out.
I have to say, everyone who works there must be miserable and hate their job… Because the service was like screaming «is it closing time yet» or «I can’t wait for my shift to end»…
Just an «eh» experience. Not bad, not great

I love going to the movies… It’s just my thing. So this movie theatre is really expensive which is why I’m giving it 4 but other than that the auditoriums are quite hugh and the screen — -MASSIVE! I’ve been here before and this definitely won’t be my last time. If youre like me and don’t mind getting out and doing something different other than just being confined in your hometown, the cost won’t matter!

A real IMAX theater! This is the only theater in the Philly area in which it’s worth paying the extra $ for IMAX. The crowds here are generally well behaved and they keep the theaters clean.

It’s a nice modern movie theater. Movie selection is better than other local places. The food selection is very large but not as big as movie tavern. Prices are about normal compared to other theaters. The whole place was nice and clean and the popcorn was fresh. This is my theater of choice.

I went here recently on a date. We arrived for that last showing of a movie, which may have been 12 something. We parked, and walked up to the doors, and they were locked. Now how are people who show up, and have pre-​purchased tickets supposed to get in to view their movie, or even better, someone who wants to BUY a ticket for a late movie viewing supposed to get in? Not the best policy. The staff sat and looked at us like we were stupid. Luckily a movie let out and we slipped through one of the doors. The theater was clean, no complaints there.

Went there for the IMAX 3D on a Sunday afternoon. Got a pretty good parking space. Not crowded and the line moves pretty well for the concession stand. Typical prices for movie food — so no surprises (good or bad) there.
For the movie, we were able to get the tix scanned (pre-​printed from Fandango) and only waited a short bit before they allowed us to enter. Clean theater and the small crowd was well-​behaved (no loud talkers or other annoyers present). I don’t have any other IMAX 3D experiences to compare it too but I was highly entertained. Bathrooms were moderately clean.
Since I avoid movie theaters like the plague on Fri and Sats, this Sunday outing was worthwhile. It’s also a good location for folks wanting to shop or dine before or after the show.

Best movie theatre I’ve been to in Philadelphia. I went to an Imax showing of Tomorrowland and simply loved it. The level of detail on the screen, the reclining seats, the flawless sound. The snacks are varied and not terribly overpriced considering its located in a mall. Tickets are a little expensive, but it is worth your while. Now I can’t go there without considering taking in a movie. Great service, too!

This is one of the larger IMAX screens in the Philly suburbs area, definitely larger than the IMAX theatre at Warrington Cross. The movie picture quality was great and definitely was up to the IMAX par. I’ve probably been to about 10 – 15 different IMAX theaters across the States and Canada and I would rank the size of the screen as slightly above average. There’re some monster screens that you literally feel like you’re in the movie.
The audio for the previews and pre-​start commercials were way too loud. The movie itself had nice volume but watching the previews actually hurt my ears. Not that I don’t like loud soundtracks and all, but the sound here was too sharp. Also, no 3D surround sound effect, either for the previews or the movie which was a big letdown.
Seats reclined but they were still slightly uncomfortable and small. Even for my average stature, my head popped above the seat back and the seat itself felt too short for my thighs. Also, the backrest ergonomics felt awkward. Needless to say, because part of my experience here were constantly invaded with thoughts of my discomfort due to the seat, it made a pretty big dent in the overall experience.
Also, where I sat which was halfway up from the walkway that cut across the theatre, whoever planned the seating chart probably didn’t account for the height of the handrail right behind the first row after the walkway because the bottom corners of the screen were partially blocked by the handrails. Even with stadium style seating, the handrails rose a bit over the viewing screen itself during the movie (not the previews).
And because of my less than stellar experience with what should’ve been non-​issues, I found the price to be too much (I know this is what IMAX in general costs) for the many tiny inconveniences.
Parking: More than enough
Price: $ 19 adult; seniors and children less
Wait: None to awhile

Took my son to see spongebob.
Good time had.
Concessions cost as much as the movie! Lol!
Good place to see a movie.

Popped in for a midday, weekday showing of Birdman. Of course, it was the middle of the day so I didn’t need to worry about crazy lines — but I got my tickets and my snacks fairly quickly. The pretzel bites were nice and hot, but the Coke syrup tasted off. It’s a movie theater though, so whatever — overpriced not-​so-​good food is part of the package! Overall, the sound quality and the cleanliness of the theater I was in was on point and I really enjoyed my movie. It’s an average theater, it’s nice and big and has IMAX and RPX options, but the staff is less than friendly. Only the gentleman taking my ticket had more to say to me than «12 dollars» and «do you have your Regal card.»
All in all, considering it’s proximity to Philly, KOP Mall, literally tons of restaurants and shopping options — it’s not a bad choice for a «treat yourself» day out!

I will start by saying that I will continue to be coming to this venue.
Pros– new, nice, clean. Theaters are large, seats are very comfortable. Plennnnnnty of space to park. IMAX and surround sound are great!
Cons– this place is quite literally the most wild mad house on weekends. If the police car parked 10 feet away from the door on the curb doesn’t tell. We were in a line on a Friday night, amongst 100 people or more, with 1 person manning the ticket booth. He appeared to be the manager. Maybe everyone else called out? Kiosk tickets boxes are constantly out of order.

Great sound and screen. Friendly staff. I love coming here during the week for premium seating.
Get the onion rings. I know it. Sounds weird but they are the best! Anthony and Don and lisa are really great long term employees here it is nice to see them weekly.

The UA theater in King of Prussia features an authentic IMAX scrreen; the seating is definitely smaller than that in RI and in NY, but, if you live in the DC Metro area, King of Prussia can be your option in seeing IMAX movies on a legit screen (the sound is definitely better than that of the A&S in Chantilly, but comparable to the A&S in DC, but those only release a restricted number of Hollywood movies). The theater itself is outdated and a little dingy; some of the employees are kind of rude (I don’t know why?!); the sound system here is great (as some IMAX theaters have an issue with the audio). They did get rid of the outside kiosk in picking up your tickets, so you do need to wait until they open up the theater to pick your tickets up. Restrooms are located in the front as well as both east and west parts of the theater.
+legit IMAX
+no outside kiosk
+not-​so-​friendly staff T_​_​_​T

I am not one to generally write reviews for large chains, however, for what this is, they do it very well. We recently had an opportunity to take in a family movie at the KoP IMAX 16. We love that this theater has an IMAX, it is an awesome way to see a movie.
In this case, it was not an IMAX movie. We were seated though in theater 12, which has been remodeled as their Regal Premium Experience theater. THIS, folks, is the way to go. Super comfortable leather-​like seats, great sound, clean and spacious. I hope they remodel all their theaters this way. There was no price difference to be in RPX (unlike IMAX which tacks on a fee), still $ 50 for 3 of us to see the movie and $ 20 for popcorn, 2 drinks and a candy. Makes it almost seem worth it, though.

Mediocre theater all around. Came here on a Friday evening with a friend to see the film 2 Guns. For a movie that had been out for a while, our theater was decently crowded, but it seemed like the rest of the theater was empty. Got my tickets at the box office and instead of some young kid, their was one older gentleman in a suit selling the tickets. I have to say, the guy didn’t even say one word or smile when I purchased the ticket, very not hospitable. The theater as a whole was a good size, but the theater we were in was relatively small, and it didn’t go very far back. The seats were pretty standard movie theater seats, not very big, but they did actually recline pretty well compared to other theaters I’ve been to.
The quality of people at this theater was very interesting. A lot of talking during the movie, and a bunch of kids halfway through the movie came in to great fanfare. Basically, that means about 15 young teenagers burst in at the middle of the movie. Not really a blight on the theater itself, but just an observation about the crowd it attracts. Also, the bathroom wasn’t very sanity. It had toilet paper all over the floor, and looked like it needed a good scrubbing. All-​in-​all, the King of Prussia movie theater is decent, has a few pluses and a few minuses, but they all just add up to a wash.