Xscape Theatres Blankenbaker 14

The absolute BEST seats of ANY movie theater; I won’t go anywhere else to watch movies now because I’ve been spoiled by these oversized, comfy chairs. I also love the self-​serve kiosks when you walk in.

I really enjoyed my theater experience here. The highlights: 1. The reclining seats will change your life. It’s as comfortable as watching a movie at home, but with the whole theater experience. The recliners have buttons so you can find God perfect sweet spot for relaxing. 2. The online ticket purchase option is easy and efficient. You can pick up your tickets at a small kiosk as soon as you walk in. 3. Since this isn’t a mega theater, the bathrooms are extremely convenient and close to your actual movie viewing.
This is a small theater with big seats, so come early so you can snag your spot or be prepared to miss your movie. My first attempt to come here was thwarted by a packed theater at 4:50.
Also, if you’ve gotten used to the mega stations for Coke Freestyle and giant popcorn mixers, don’t get your hopes up. This is a simple theater that does cleanliness, relaxation, and movie experiences the right way.

Seriously the best theater in town. Leather electric recliners, tons of leg room and comfortable seats, a giant screen and great sound. And beer at the concession stands. This place is well worth the extra couple bucks to see a movie.

Order tickets online before you go!!! We had a hard time getting tickets for zootopia during spring break. Had to buy them the night before. Check in was a breeze and the theater was the best so far!!!

Xscape certainly is an escape. As someone who is known to go to two different movie theaters to see two different movies in one day and then end up seeing a third one, you can trust I know a good movie theater when I see one. I’ll make this short and sweet.
–Leather reclining chairs with plenty of cushioning and leg room. I saw a lot of families bringing small throw blankets and I thought that was an awesome idea! Also, the cup holders are perfect.
–Excellent clear and crisp sound system
–Large screens in small theaters, meaning more visibility on screen and fewer people in each theater, it makes a great place to see blockbusters without the hassle of having 200 people crammed inside.
–Friendly staff, mostly high school aged.
–Inexpensive tickets with a plethora of different discounts for matinees, professions and students. They’re cheaper on weekdays excluding Friday of course.
–Inexpensive concessions with bourbon, wine and beer available.
–Very clean floors and bathroom
So overall: I saw Zoolander 2 here when I should have taken advantage of the excellent seats and viewing experience and watched Deadpool here instead. This a FAR drive for me and I have to plan out what I see here a little strategically. But alas, I’ll remember that the next time an Abrams, Tarantino or Scorsese film comes out, or any other movies that should certainly be experienced while reclining comfortably with a bourbon in hand. Awesome theater!

My new favorite movie theater! Draft beer + leather recliners — yes please.
Matinée shows are only $ 8, and I think they have some other special offers throughout the week.
Theaters fill up quickly and shows sell out, so I recommend showing up early.
You can get a free small popcorn by going on to their website and signing up for their newsletter.

This was my first visit to Xscape Theatres. The ticket price for a matinée was about the same as anywhere else ($ 6).
The snack bar seemed well stocked, and they carry lots of bottled beer and wines. I’m eating low carb, so all of that is off limits for now. Snack bar process are sky high, as they are at most theaters. I opted for a large diet soda, and it ran $ 5.75. The service at the snack bar was painfully slow. There was only one person working the snack bar, and he wasn’t working very efficiently. I would be willing that given the astronomical markup on snack bar items, bringing in another staff person would greatly increase profits. (I think slow service discourages customers from making purchases.)
The place Xscape really stands apart is in the auditoriums. The rows are far apart, with recliners instead of theater seats. They are very comfortable.
Even given the poor service in the snack bar, I will return because of the comfortable auditoriums.

So our usual go-​to theater was always Tinseltown. Now that I’ve been to this theater I hate going anywhere else! We recently went to another theater and I just kept complaining that it wasn’t Xscape. The seats are seriously amazing. I have back problems so I can’t usually get comfortable in a theater for long periods of time but the reclining feature is fabulous. The fact that the chairs are in every single theater makes it that much better!
Their only problem right now is parking which I’m hoping will clear up soon. We ended up having to park in a construction zone a few times.

Alright, I can’t actually review the seats, or the screen or the popcorn of this lovely new theatre because my fiancé and I were not able to get tickets to our Valentines date movie yesterday.
We arrived at the theatre around 4, to see a 5 o’clock showing of Deadpool. And much to our dismay all showings were sold out until 930p. And that was about 5 sold out times. We were unwilling to get tickets for the evening show times, because there are 3 – 4 other theaters in town that were a. Much closer and b. also showing Deadpool and were not sold out.
I have to admit, I was super excited for the «experience» of reclined seats and a roomy theatre for my 5’10 frame and long legs. All of the pictures of my friends posting online had me ready to see a movie here! But we were not early enough, and a long line was already formed for the theatre. Not exactly what I had hoped for.
I hope we will return and be able to purchase tickets to a movie, maybe we will wait for a so crowded weekend or a not so popular movie. But I will probably stick to the theaters around us, for convenience and gas mileage.

I just love this movie theater. From the awesome seats to the cheap little bottles of Chardonnay that they sell. The only problem I ever face at this theater is getting tickets because they sell out fast due to how small the stadiums are.
I’ve never felt so relaxed in a theater before. Usually I have anxiety because of how cramped everything is, but they really did go over the top in designing this place. Sure the stadiums are small, but there is a ton of space to literally sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.
BTW Deadpool is awesome and you should totally go see it.

Clean. Friendly staff. Reasonable prices. Student & military discount on a Saturday night = $ 15! Awesome! Reclining chairs, like fully. Worst case scenario, you’re in a terrible movie & you’ll get a nap. Now that I’ve been a patron of this theatre, there’s no other way to watch a movie! 1 SNAFU, limited parking. :(

The seats were very comfortable and wide and they all recline. My new favorite movie theater !!

Fabulous experience. We came to see The Specture on the 70 foot screen and it didn’t disappoint! I chuckled when I found out they serve White Castles on the menu… great options in the concession stand too… I got a cinnamon pretzel, I was pleasantly surprised with all the choices… I am typically disappointed with theater food, since they don’t offer a wide range of choices, but this hit the spot. Something for everyone!

The seating is roomy and comfy, however, you need to arrive very early to get a good spot and either buy the tickets online or in advance…
The parking lot is a disaster and takes a while to get in/​out and navigate to find a parking spot… The lot is usually full and I’ve previously had to park out on the road in front of the theatre.
My past visit was awful, I was feeling sick and had to go in to return my movie tickets (I purchased them in advance online) and after waiting about ten minutes to get a manager to give me my refund he grilled me about why I needed to return the tickets. Without asking if I wanted cash/​card he literally slammed the cash down on the counter and walked away without saying a word.
All in all, the seats and screen are great but the employees/​parking lot/​service could use much improvement.

Smaller theatre, but the experience CAN NOT be beat! Reclining chairs for everyone? YAY! These are fancy push-​button recliners too! And they’re really comfortable. I saw a girl bring a blanket with her — I’m going to have to do that next time!
Not only that, there’s enough room between the rows of seats to where you can walk through without doing the awkward sideways shimmy you’re forced to do at a traditional theatre. The screen is also HUGE, which makes the movie experience that much better I think.
If I based my rating on experiencing the movies alone, this place would get 5 stars.
But, this place isn’t without issues. First of all, there’s no signage to direct you where to go to get to the theatre. It’s one of those places where you see it when you get off the exit… And then you’re left to hunt for the road that leads to the theatre!
AND THE PARKING! My God the parking situation is a nightmare. The lot is TINY, poorly planned, and it’s really not safe. There’s construction in front of the building and people will park their cars alongside the fence making what should be two lanes to get in and out of the lanes of spots to one.
**to be honest, people who parked alongside the fence had no where else to park… But still rude and unsafe of them to do so!
I suggest arriving at least half an hour before your film starts. This will give you enough time to park (hopefully) and enough time to order your snacks and adult beverages.

I never thought I’d go bonkers over a movie theater since I thought they were all pretty much the same, but the electric «family room» recliners really make this place unique! Both the projection and acoustics are top notch. It was a great place to enjoy «The H8ateful Eight» (aka, Reservoir Dogs in a cabin). My only word of caution is that available parking might be sparse during peak hours. Like most theaters, bring $ 100 for eats. Semi-​convenient location near the intersection of I-​64 and I-​265. Have fun!

The parking lot is horrendous and poorly planned. No signs as to where the exit is, and not enough parking spots. Be prepared to wait after a movie lets out to get out. That being said, the seats are reclining and are pretty comfortable. The screens are 3 stories tall. They serve beer. They also have a senior discount for age 55+.

This is a great theater.
The only reason this theater gets less than a 5 is parking. We went on Saturday night at 7 pm to a sold out showing of Star Wars, so that probably didn’t help anything. We had to park down to road (street parking in front of a very nondescript FBI building) and walk about 10 minutes to get in. If we had attending a matinée viewing, I think we would have been just fine.
Our viewing of Star Wars was in one of their IMAX theaters, where the screen is 70 feet wide and 3 stories tall. On top of that, this theater uses Dolby ATMOS, meaning that when they do they Dolby sound test, your chair vibrates to the point where you could almost consider it a massage.
Oh, did I mention the leather red recliners? Yeah, that was delightful.
Jeez, this is how movies were meant to be watched.

Wow. Came out here to see a movie, even though it is nowhere near my house, because I’d heard such good things. It takes a lot for a theater to top the home viewing experience any more, but this place is incredible. All seats are leather recliners. So ridiculously comfortable, and you can almost be laying down if you go with the full recline. Add that to stadium seating and much larger screens than most theaters have these days, and it was an amaZing experience. You can also get beer here on tap, with some decent selections including West 6^th IPA. Parking is a bit of a mess when it’s busy because the shopping center is in development. But I’ll make the trek out here for the brilliant creature comforts.

Xcape Theatres has redefined the movie-​going experience! We visited to see the movie event of the year, Star Wars: The Force Awakens and the viewing experience that I had here, plus the service at concessions has totally spoiled me from here on out as far as seeing movies goes.
We came early knowing that it was probably going to be packed and from reading other Unilocalers’ reviews I knew it a bit small so after eating we still showed up 45 minutes early and had a little trouble finding a parking spot, but got one close enough. The parking area has tons of spots on the side of the building and front as well.
Once inside, you see the self-​serve kiosks where you can purchase tickets or pick-​up tickets also. If the line is too long or you don’t want to do the self-​serve then you can visit the box office to the right and they will be more than happy to get you the ticket to the movie that tickles your fancy.
At the concessions I really really wanted to have an adult beverage and since Scott doesn’t like beer was got a soda as well. Since we had just eaten at Backyard Burgers we weren’t feeling like any snacks. The lady at the counter was very upbeat and got our cup to us. She had to get a manager to serve me the beer (I’m guessing because she wasn’t old enough to sell it) but even she came over with a nice attitude carded me and handed me my Blue Moon.
Unlike most movie theaters the fountain machines are available to the public so if suicide drinks (where you add a little bit of everything available to your cup) are your thing then you have the option of making one. There is also a butter dispenser by the fountain drinks as well, which is the best thing ever because I don’t like a lot of butter on mine so I usually say none because a whole squirt is too much, but you’re able to add as much or as little as you please.
The best part of this theater that attracted me were the seats. They’re these plus, red leather RECLINING chairs. It reclines so far back that you are almost horizontal, but not so horizontal you’re going to fall asleep. It keeps you slightly inclined so you have a great view of the movie. In most theaters you feel like you’re crowding in on your neighbor however in this one you have plenty of room to kick back, relax and you’re not all up in the next person’s business. Which is of course awesome if you’re not with a group of friends or have to sit right next to someone. It’s the closest thing to being at home with a night out feel to it. The screen is HUMONGOUS! Perfect for 3D movies and I felt like I was in a galaxy far far away talking to BB-​8 as well.
Great movie theater and if weren’t for the Regal gift card that we received for Christmas I would probably never visit another theater again. The prices are the same as going to any other theater but you get to quite literally kick back and enjoy a nice cold beer, popcorn, candy, soda or another adult beverage as well. I’m super impressed and I am in love. I can’t wait to Xcape for another movie in 2016!

There was no contest when we decided we were going to pre-​buy tickets for Star Wars –The Force Awakens. Leather recliner seats, surround sound, 70ft x 3 story tall screens. No contest.
We got there on time, but one of our party was late and the staff was kind enough to hold his ticket for us.
Although we had to sit in front, the seats were ultra comfy and the 3D glasses fit just right. The one problem was we were too close. If the action was on the left, we had turn our heads which screwed with the 3D focus focus for a second.
But the rest was extra awesomeness. I loved how the seats thrummed with the bass, especially when…
Nope, no spoilers here. The movie is as great as everyone is saying and reminiscent of how I felt when I walked out of the original Star Wars.

Been here twice in the last two weeks… driving about 15 minutes to get there. when I live 2 minutes from Tinseltown. That should say something all in it’s own.
My father and I have been doing spontaneous tuesday movie date nights for a while (because most places are discounted all day Tuesday, including Xscape @ $ 5.50). We heard thought the grapevine that Xscape Theatres had reclining seats — UM… YES PLEASE!
We made our way to watch The Martian. We figured it had been out a while and wouldn’t be too crowded — we are not fans of crowded theatres. Arrived 30 minutes early… bought our tickets… made our way to concession to find BEER… yes BEER… on draft. UM… YES PLEASE!
Bought our goodies and went in to take our seats. What’s a positive, and a negative, about this theatre is while there are reclining seats, there aren’t as many. So, if you do what we did two days ago (which was watch a movie only 2 weeks old), you WILL have someone sitting next to you. Say «bye» to your popcorn seat. Lesson learned… we arrive 30 minutes early to have our choice of seating, but only go to films that have been out for a while. It’s just personal preference.
Location and parking lot are a little tricky, so I would recommend if you haven’t been there before, arrive a little earlier to ensure you make your way through. The lot isn’t as large as most theatres, so if there is a new movie coming out, it may be a little challenging.
Overall, awesome new theatre! Not sure how often we will go back to Tinseltown.

This place is awesome. The reclining chair is probably the reason why I’m returning. If only they offer blanket and a pillow… I can be there all day long. Parking is a big issue… we had to park on the side because of the limited space.

Loved the motorized reclining seats! I don’t think I can go to any other theater after experiencing that. I felt like I was at home!
A couple of cons: the bathrooms needed attention, however my friend said they were clean when we first arrived. Tickets aren’t easily accessible online yet. As I as know the only way to buy online is through their website. These are the reasons I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.
Management was great, we bought tickets for a 9:15 show but changed our mind to see a later show; they refunded our money no problem.

A smaller theater with a bigger experience!
Let me list the minor cons, as there are so few:
Small theater, meaning less theaters playing the same movie at different times.
Smaller parking lot, to go along with the smaller theater.
Self service kiosks is not well organized but simple to use.
Finally the PROS:
A unknown theater to most still… meaning less people aware of the luxury they provide here for your movie pleasure.
Seating: each theater has red leather seats. Very very comfortable, like sitting on feathers. Especially this experience with me coming right after a gym workout. Also the seats are motorized, meaning to recline you simple hit a button to your right and it can recline you where your almost laying fully flat.
Beer & Wine: I see a few gentlemen & ladies with these products, which is a nice added feature to the drink menu.
I am see I am missing somethings, and I will update it once I look into the theater a bit more. These are my personal observations. Obviously I would recommend this to anyone as a great time & money well spent.

I love that I have an Xscape Theater near me, now.
The worst thing about going to the movies is having your seat kicked. This theater solves this problem and more.
The seats are very far apart, so they can recline, of course! The seats are also very large and comfortable, with wide armrests.
The sound system is also incredible. So if you have that other problem that ruins a night at the movies, people talking, the sound will drown them out.
Also, the employees are all great. I have only been twice, so far, but every employee I have come in contact with has been especially friendly and courteous, even as far as the cleaning crew wishing you a good day and hoping you enjoyed the movie, as you leave. I hope they keep up the great service. I plan to go back often.

One word: recliners! The seats are so comfortable and the place was really clean. All movie theaters should follow their lead and add recliners, it made me feel just at home :) They sell wine and bear and the food combos are reasonably priced.
The only reason I dont give it five stars is because the road to get there was not completed and it is somewhat hard to find.

The good:
I got a free small popcorn for signing up for their newsletter. They also have beer & wine, which I didn’t try but, hey, options!
I went to a 5:10 showing on a Tuesday, so I’m not sure the normal price, but it was $ 5.50, which I thought was a pretty decent price for seeing a movie in such a comfortable, clean theatre.
The place is super clean and their wide, leather recliners with good arm room are amazing and it feels like you’re watching a movie in your living room, though the place is new, so I do tend to wonder what those leather recliners will look like in a year…
There are only about 100 seats in each theatre, so it also didn’t feel overwhelmingly large like some theatres I’ve been to.
The bad (which made me almost give it 3 stars, but I’m hoping this is a one-​time thing):
Snacks: I got a small soda, which cost $ 4.75, which was a bit of a shocker for a small soda, and I know how expensive going to the movies can be, but I definitely wasn’t expecting that.
Customer Service: When I got to the one ticket attendant, she kept trying to say something to her supervisor who was in his late 30s at least, and should have known better and told her to actually look at me, the customer. I got up to ask her for the movies, and she was looking off in the distance at something she wanted to talk about with her supervisor, and it was an awkward several seconds before I had to say «Crimson Peak at 5:10, please.» She didn’t even look at me, again, and expected me to know to swipe my card — I had no indication that she had even rung me up. She failed to make eye contact most of the time, and also started talking to her supervisor. I like to think this was a fluke, but when it’s your first impression of a place upon walking through the doors… well, it definitely left a sour taste in my mouth.
So, for driving way out of my way… well, I’d try it again if it’s a movie where I’m in it for the long haul (2+ hours). It is super comfy, but I was pretty disappointed with my interactions with the folks at the ticket counter.

Wow! This place could spoil me for all other movie houses in town. Not only is it brand-​spanking-​new, it has enormous recliners in which you can snuggle into for your film. Best of all, this opulence only costs about 25 –75 cents more than other theaters. So worth it.
Xscape can be a tad tricky to find as it’s at the end of a road that looks like a construction site. There’s not much signage, but the building itself is monumental and pretty visible from the secondary road. The parking lot appears to also still be under construction on one side, but fairly expansive and clearly marked.
I can see the ticketing area and the lobby getting congested on weekends with high volume, but we had the place practically to ourselves this Sunday matinée. There were only 90 seats in our theater of which about 7 were occupied (including us). I don’t think the word is out yet on this palatial Cineplex.
With those comfy recliners, 3D equipment, and the latest movies, we’ll definitely be back soon!

I love this cinema! Xscape is definitely our new go-​to for the movies. The seats are awesome! I love that they recline back and offer a footrest. The screens are large and since the place is brand new everything is in great condition. And, in the times I’ve been, it appears they have a great staff working to keep everything clean and running smoothly.
I also love the Xpress Tickets pick-​up counter. Most cinemas now have kiosks to order or pick-​up tickets, but the Xpress counter at Xscape is the most up-​to-​date smooth running option I’ve experienced yet.
The concessions stand is comparable to others I’ve seen, but again everything is brand new so it’s all in really great shape and everything works wonderfully. The staff is very friendly, helpful, and welcoming.
I definitely recommend this location of Xscape Theatres! Go check it out!