Regal Cinemas Moorestown Mall 12 & RPX

Reclining seats are pretty comfy. I like the stadium seating. I just dislike that they have rails and they shake during a movie from the sound system. They need to make sure they clean the movie screens too. Good place to see a movie though.

A Personal Review, Best Theatre All NJ, much better, super clean, a picture of First 4k, amazing sound, the Best!!!

Great theater to go to but they don’t have special events going on like Lowes, in Cherry Hill, does. This theatre, being fairly new is very clean and I’m also a big fan of the reclining leather seats. The only things I have issues with is that often, when you go during off hours there is very limited people working. During this visit, at the most I’ve see was three employees, one to sell tickets, one to rip tickets, and one manning the snack bar. This wasn’t a problem given there was almost no patrons at the theatre. During times like these, the snack bar is empty, and if you would like to purchase something, you’d have to call someone over. This isn’t so bad because when I’m too lazy to look for an employee, I just won’t buy snacks. The movie is a lot better afterwards when you remember you didn’t buy over priced sugar and fattening extra buttered popcorn. Also they sell movie tickets by the seat, you pick your spot at the time you purchase your ticket. I’m half-​half on this idea. It is convenient for those more popular, new releases but for me, who’s very picking about my seat, I like to sit in the seat and think about my view of the screen before I settle on a spot, it’s kind of annoying. Especially when the movie isn’y popular, I’ll move seats to get a better view, so it kind of wastes time and effort. This venue is also great for kid’s birthday parties, there is a party room located in the theater. Also, since this theater is less patronized than Lowes, you’re less likely to encounter undesired customers that would diminish the quality of your movie experience.

Having this theatre nearby is really a nice option but would never be my first. Reclining seats are always a plus right? Not when they are as narrow as general admission seats. Overall, this theatre is clean and with it being newer it should be. I still prefer the AMC reclining seats but I appreciate the new layout of the theatres. Before the renovation the seating was pretty much on flat ground vs the normal stadium setting which made it hard to see the screen if you sat all the way in the back and it was rather annoying when people got up during a movie. Whike you have the option to purchase tickets online, this theatre is not usually very busy. Unless it’s a blockbuster I would say you are safe purchasing on-​site.
Being attached to the Moorestown Mall, parking can be hard to find unless you don’t mind running a marathon to get to the front door. Being attached to the mall, makes it easy to grab a drink before and walk back to the theatre. Also, the food court is right next to it. If all other theatres are sold out then I might come here otherwise they have not won my loyalty.

I love the updated amentities and advanced features. The whole theater feels high end and luxurious. While the food is your average theater food, the experiences of This theater are amazing. Go check out a film here, you will not regret it

This is the greatest theater I’ve ever been to! The food prices aren’t terrible and the staff is super friendly and helpful.
We had an issue with our tickets last weekend and one of the managers was kind enough to refund our money AND give us passes to return! How kind! My husband & I came back this weekend and it was a bit more crowded than usual. However, everything was perfectly clean and the lines went fast.
The only negative that I have is that they are no longer checking bags. But Moorestown is a nice enough area so I still feel safe. I really enjoy the new seats & reserved seating as well! This is our new go-​to movie theater when we want the «regal» treatment!!!
Also! Get the Regal App! It helps a lot with monthly coupons and you don’t have to carry the Crown Club Card either!

Just tried to watch The Martian from an assigned seat in the middle of the second row. The seats are so close to the screen it was unwatchable. I couldn’t tell several characters apart because their faces were so squashed. And there were two dozen seats in the theater WORSE than mine. Everyone was complaining. Imagine setting up a lawn chair on your front porch and trying to look into a third story window. Completely ruined the experience.
Just stop selling tickets that close to the screen. With screens that big and high, the closest seats should be at least 30ft away. I’d pay double to actually be able to see the movie. I get about one night out a month and it was miserable.

Came before noon and got my ticket for 6 $. They have reserved seating so we got to see how crowded it was before purchasing and were able to chose where we wanted to sit. I liked that! Also got to relax with my feet up in a leather recliner chair with plenty of elbow room. So comfortable!!! Perfect screen picture and volume. The theater is very clean. I’m a rewards member so every time I get a ticket or food I rack up points for free stuff !

Nice theater. New. Comfy seats and big. Staff was nice. Huge candy thing and the tubes were like this (hand movements). Reserved seating and we like that.

Love the fact that this theater is located right down the road from me! However I don’t like the fact that they charge an extra $ 4 for every ticket just to experience the stadium seating with the reclining options. You don’t even recline all the way back! So your feet are up but your back can only go so far… doesn’t make for very comfortable seating. Also, I just found out that this theater will not be participating in the regal summer express movies, where they play older movies during two days out of the week and only charge $ 1 for admission. For any parents looking for something to do during a rainy day in the summer this would be perfect! But what I don’t understand is that they did in fact participate in this last year! I guess they feel that their brand-​new location with all its upgrades is too good for this? Not impressed…

It’s clean here, and doesn’t smell like feet. They have my vote 1000%. The seats are clean, and comfortable. The food is pricey, but good. Worth the extra 5 minutes drive to pass Cherry Hill’s smelly theater.

I love all the new decorations they have. The seats are amazingly comfortable. Security is on point and came in to check regularly. The only problem I had is the cost of the food.

Maybe I’m crazy but it seems prices here are bit better than the AMC/​Loews. Seating is very comfortable with good view lines everywhere. And they’re upgrading to recliners this year. Awesome!
There are kiosks in the lobby to buy tickets. So don’t wait in line at the box office since it moves soooo slow.
I like that their movie club is free as opposed to AMC.
I like the concession line. It moves so much faster than Loews in Cherry Hill. The one thing I hate is that it’s impossible to know the prices. Their enormous video board rotates through ads and only briefly shows the prices. And they don’t show the combo prices. Maybe I’m missing something.
I still prefer the AMC in Marlton. But once this gets the recliners this will probably be my favorite theater in the area.

This is a newer movie theater (2 – 3 years old), and overall I am a fan of this location. Bathrooms and theaters are relatively clean, and now that the AMC Marlton is open, sometimes this theater is less packed.
My only complaint is the seats are somewhat tight, but very comfortable.

Though this remodeled theater has been open for a while now, I’ve only been twice, once more than a year ago, and once just this week. On my most recent visit, I was surprised to find the place spotless and looking just as new as it had a year ago. Granted, it was for a morning movie, so things were still clean and free of the day-​long debris that piles up before late-​night movies. Still, the modern feel, big open lobby, and clean restrooms made me wonder why I haven’t been here more often.
Sure, it’s not the AMC, with assigned seating and fancy recliners, but it’s also a huge step up from Lowes, and for only $ 6.50, morning movies are a steal. Everyone was friendly, and every theater is stadium seating, so no worries about other people’s heads in the way. I’ll definitely be back.

I actually kind of like this theater. It’s sparkling clean which is such a rare find amongst theaters. Maybe that’s because it’s new? I seriously hope the maintenance here doesn’t go down hill.
The seats aren’t so bad and it’s stadium seating, I found it spacious enough even in a smaller theater.
The only real problem is that the set up of the theater leads to big bottle necks and long wait times in lines. There’s only one line at the front box office and only one line for concessions as well. Of course there’s multiple cashiers, but the initial wait is brutal and if you don’t seize the moment the line will only grow and grow.
I don’t mind this place, it’s pretty average but it’s cleanliness puts it above the rest. Let’s hope that doesn’t end.

Brand new, very clean theater, seems very well-​run.
I usually go for opening night showings, and have never had any problems with lines or choke-​points.
The theater as a whole has a nice layout. Very comfortable, well-​laid out semi-​reclining leather stadium seating.
RPX shows have giant screens and a great sound system.
Staff was exceedingly friendly on all of my visits so far.
Freshly made popcorn, and wide variety of typically-​priced concessions.
Plenty of other food choices after the show nearby since the theater is attached to the malls’s food court. Seems as if the party room inside the theater would be a fun place to take the kids for a birthday.
This is absolutely my new go-​to theater in the area. I hope they keep the place clean
and keep up the great work for years to come.

I’ve seen a few movies here since the reconstruction. I am very impressed with the reconstruction– everything from the ticket box to the bathrooms is wayyy nicer than it used to be.
The box office is still located outside the theater in the mall near the food court. Once you head inside the theather– you’ll enter a huge lobby with an even bigger concession stand. The concession stand offers more than just the typical popcorn, soda, and candy which is nice. The food is pretty expensive– but most movie concession stands are. The popcorn is good– if you like it buttery make sure you ask them to layer the butter.
I would give this movie theater more stars because of how nice it is– but I had to take a few stars away because of their «RPX» scam. Apparently they have special RPX theaters which offer better sound quality and a better screen– this comes at an extra charge of $ 5 per a party. I thought this was a complete rip off. Sure the screen was big– but all movie theater screens are! I would suggest avoiding any movies that are shown in RPX as it is not worth the extra cost.

There is no reason to order online. In fact, there is no reason to visit at all! Here’s why. In person, the tickets are $ 11. If you purchase your tickets online, they cost $ 15 and an additional $ 2.50 for the convenience of doing so. That’s right, $ 17.50 instead of $ 11. Let that sink in a moment.
So let’s say you pay $ 11 in person like a common peasant (not so REGAL, eh?). You’re still getting boned. Why? Because at AMC theatres you get to sit in a real throne for the same f***ing price!
The «regal» seats are narrow and uncomfortable. The armrests are hard plastic about 2″ wide, which doesn’t leave a lot of elbow room between you and your neighbor. Everyone is crammed in as closely together as practically possible. It makes for a miserable experience overall. This is exactly what made me stop going to the theatres in the first place! It’s a complete joke and I honestly compare it to air travel.
Wake up, Regal. Huge HDTVs are dropping in price every year. DVD and Blu-​Ray are getting released sooner and sooner, and our couches remain ever so comfortable. You are clinging on to an outdated, callous and disrespectful approach to your customers. You are losing the battle to keep your uncomfortable seats warm.
The only reason I saw a movie at your theatre tonight was because I was given a gift card (which I couldn’t use to pay your extravagant online prices even if I wanted to, because ALL of your ticket sales are through Fandango!). I will not be returning.
AMC theatres do it right (with the possible exception of the Loews Cherry Hill Home for Delinquent Children and Multiplex).
The AMC theatres have fewer seats, sure, but for good reason. They’re gigantic, comfy, roomy recliners! So reserve your spot a few days ahead of time, plan a night out, and really enjoy yourself! It’s actually WORTH going out to the movies that way.

While this is hopefully the first of many new theatres to open in the Philadelphia area (we need them!), new doesn’t exactly equal best. While this is worlds better than the hulking Cherry Hill Sadplex, and certainly several orders of magnitude better than the United Artists that stood on the site, something feels a little off about this place.
I haven’t noticed the chokepoints, mostly because I’ve come at times when business was slow (and I always use the self-​serve ticket machines). I’m not surprised that they apparently exist, either, because for some reason in 2014 they can’t put self-​serve butter stations in a new theatre. (And no, I am not going to bitch about the prices. They’re high because they don’t get most of the movie ticket.)
Theatres seat around 150 – 300 people. The big house, or the «RPX», seats about 350. The RPX doesn’t impress me — it simply seems like an excuse to charge more for the biggest house, like, sadly, most of the newer IMAX conversions. In other words, don’t expect much other than a higher ticket price.
Additionally, none of the theatres have adjustable masking — meaning, the screen doesn’t get bigger (or smaller) if the movie was shot in scope (in other words, would have black bars on your HDTV). This might not matter to most folks, but digital cinema can’t project pure black and the letterbox look was noticeable to me all night.
When Regal was building this, its competitors were improving. Movie Tavern opened in Collegeville. Cinemark remodeled the Somerdale location and added their take on IMAX/​RPX, which does a better job at a lower price. Carmike took over the Ritz and is refurbishing it. And, of course, anyone who’s been to AMC Marlton or AMC Deptford would argue that the «premium experience» they offer is more tangible than Regal’s.
Most of all, though, even when people are in this place… the Regal Moorestown feels strangely dead. Inert. Soulless. Which doesn’t exactly entice me to come back.