Narberth Stadium 2

Okay but small theater. Great central location. This place can be noisy with lots of families with little kids and a bunch of teenage kids but if you pick your show times it isn’t so bad. I live in the city so if I time it right, I can hit the Greek’s for dinner and then do a show. It is a lot nicer than the theaters in the city.

A little tired and worn with packs of teenagers mingling about, however for a local community theater it is OK. I personally prefer the super deluxe theaters they are opening up with recliners, however this place remains constant.

No refund policy — movie was oversold as evidence of the number of people complaining about no seats (and no, my husband and I don’t need to sit together). We were given vouchers we would never be able to use — young parents without the luxury of unlimited time to get to the movies and the one movie I wanted to see only ran for 2 weeks there. I have many fond memories of going to this theater as a kid. However, the policy is too risky for me to return because at $ 23 for two, it’s just too expensive to risk another oversold showing (even with sitting apart from my spouse, which I am fine with). Also, the inside always feels dingy and musty like it needs a deep clean. I am glad there’s a walkable theater in narberth for so many folks. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work for us. I’ve been told you can get a refund if you purchase via fandango, FYI. Buyer beware, however, if the movies are a special trip for you or you’re from out of town.

Cute little old-​school movie theatre. Good matinée prices right in downtown.
Theatre was clean and well run! The hot dog tasted good, but the bun was dry (and no relish).
The popcorn is awesome!

I think it’s a well-​established fact that Narberth is the «cutest» town on the Main Line. That said, this movie theater is living proof.
From the outside, it seems kind of quaint in a vintage sort of way, which holds true when you walk inside as well. However, the actual theatre rooms are like any other modern theatre rooms you would expect. Additionally, there are only four movies being screened at any given time, so you have to hope your top choice is playing.
The price is a bit outrageous, but that’s to be expected for the Main Line. Sure, it’s just as easy to wait for movies to stream online these days, but you’re paying for the experience! What’s a trip to the movies without popcorn, right?
I actually really like this movie theater and love to come with my friends every once in awhile. There are lots of cozy restaurants and bars nearby so it’s easy to make a dinner-​movie-​drinks night possible. Parking is effortless as well.

One of my favorite places to visit in town, it is a fun experience and is great to go with some friends the snack and popcorn selection are bodacious (very good) it is a little overpriced but for the experience it is worth and compared to buying the movie on demand or on the App Store, Amazon store, and other online places where you can buy movie it is only 1 or 2 dollars more. I recommend Martian which is currently there.

It seem small and odd on the outside but inside u buy ur tickets get ur snacks ect.
Then when u walk in the theater. It looks totally different. Sometimes the fans there may get a little «Out of hand»

Pros: Cute theater, home town feel.
Cons: Parking … but worst of all … instead of previews, we were subject to 15 or so commercials … car commercials, phone commercials, candy commercials … seemed endless. I come to the movie to escape. I don’t need 20 minutes of commercials on the big screen. It was maddening.

Love this place! As a local this will be my spot for flicks! We’re not the couple that goes to a ton of movies but when we do it’s the big action blockbusters because a giant dinosaur needs to be a giant dinosaur! Ticket prices are maybe a tad high but I can walk here and not deal with traffic, or parking issues! Love the stadium seating, concessions are standard, wish It had a better sound system but that’s just niggling. I look forward to taking our boy to his first movie here when he is old enough!

Great movie theatre in the area and great seats. Screen is just like a movie theater in every other city. Not that big amount of movies at the same time, otherwise it’s a great place

From the outside it looks like this little old theatre even when you walk in to buy your tickets they have one booth with one rep. The whole place looks like you’ve walked into a theatre from the 1960’s. They have 4 movies showing at a time. Once you walk into the actual theatre though it’s a completely different story. It looks just like an AMC with the theatre still seating and large screen. The price is average for a ticket $ 11.50 if I was ever in the area again I would defiantly come back !

I love the movies and this is my go to movie theatre. It only has two screens but there is stadium seating that is quite comfortable. The sound quality is good and it’s clean and well kept. Not falling apart like other nearby theaters. Typically plays the most recent releases and if you’ve for kids it’s a good spot. Matinees are more inexpensive so it’s a good value too.

This was a very nice movie theatre in a quaint town. There is stadium seating and the seats are very comfortable and it is never overly crowded any time I’ve been here. The surround sound is really good too. The only issue with this theatre is that it is small and only has 2 screens with not many movie selections. Still, anytime a movie I want to see is playing at Narberth, I would prefer go here over any other theater in Philly.

Small-​town old-​world theatre, affordable ticket prices, decent concession stand, tiny selection of first-​run movies. Also, they have stadium seating — bonus!
The only downside is that the parking in Narberth is atrocious — one-​hour or two-​hour metre parking in the entire town, so you’re best to park elsewhere and walk in. Wherever «elsewhere» is.

It’s a small town cinema. Small theaters. Small screens. Crappy popcorn where the large is a «bag» and it’s filled up unpopped kernels.
Parking sucks here so park elsewhere and walk in. I can never understand how towns have meters for public parking in shopping areas and then have the AUDACITY to wonder why their small town businesses suffer. Go get a clue already.

Although we live in walking distance of the Narberth we won’t go to the theater for several reasons:
1. The screens are much smaller than at your typical multi-​plex
2. Ticket prices are higher than at your typical mutli-​plex.
I’m all for supporting locally owned businesses however not when they sacrifice quality. If the Narberth had independent films as they did when I was growing up that would be a different story, I’d be happy to give them business. However the majority of movies that come here are kids movies and big releases which you could see anywhere. Save a few bucks and see these types of movie the way they were meant to be seen.

Comfy seats, stadium seating, and a small selection of snacks up front. Ticket prices seem steep, as they are the same as a Regal cinemas which offers a much larger selection of snacks and movies — but the little guy has to make it somehow! Movie selection changes quite often but there usually is one adult movie/​one kid movie on the bill.
Sometimes not always the number 1 movie or hottest movie is showing, but like I said, they rotate very often.

I loved this place. Maybe its because I’m a nostailgic kind of person but it was nice to go to a movie theater tucked on a main street in a small town atmosphere as opposed to the typical «Megaplex 32» or what have you. I went on a wednesday night and parking right on the street was easy with no meters. I was surprised by how comfortable the seats were in the theater. It has the old fashioned location and style on the outside in the lobby but the comfort of the new lounge back seats inside. After the movie we strolled around the boro all within 2 blocks from the theater and ended upn this Irish bar McSheas. That was another treat. I plan to give them a great review as well.

Here’s my story, you decide:
The SG and one of his sons went to the 10:30pm showing of Batman on Friday night. 10 minutes to the end, the film suddenly ends. No one knows whats up nor does anyone from the theatre make any sort of announcement or come into the theatre. The audience is stunned. Nothing happens nor does the movie restart.
Stumbling out into the lobby, now at almost 1am, the SG is told by the teenger working, in fact the only representative of the movie theatre on the premises at all, that the film broke, there are no refunds, and to come back another night to see the film again– if one still has stubs, they can get in for free. If not, nothing. There is no apology, just goodbye and goodnight.

while it does kind of suck that they cut it in half to make room for a second movie theater (Narberth Movie Theater used to be one of the oldest full scale sized single theater movie complexes and was only changed just recently) it is kind of a good thing in a way. toward the end of being a full scale cinema the place was really starting to look neglected and out of shape. so now it’s a two theater cinema that maintains a lot of it’s old character.
for a movie theater the tickets and concessions also aren’t that expensive. so you can see a big budget Hollywood film for a pretty good deal. and there are a good amount of restaurants and bars around it to add onto the evening.