Regal Cinemas E-Walk 13 & RPX

I’ve come here a lot of times and I am always impressed! Very clean, great location, pretty big, a lot of movies to select from including new ones, great food, usual prices. The burgers here are mouth watering. I would order a burger here again. I would keep coming here. Never disappointed.

I went here because my usual, the AMC across the street, was too crazy with Star Wars. It was a gamble because I like to watch multiple movies in a day, as paying full price for one movie is a lot of friggin money lately. I was unsure if I’d get noticed and removed…
I am happy to report that the employees do not give a fuuuuuuck. Lots of screens and just one ticket-​taker at the entrance. Butter-​yourself popcorn and deluxe coke-​it-​yourself coke-​ifiers. Will this be my new go-​to? No because I will now look at the line-​up for here and AMC and choose from there.
Note— I do have an affinity for the AMC across the street because it has some historical significance as the largest building ever moved. I will have to do some research here because I’m sure it has some history too.

I found this movie theater pretty clean and nice. I usually tent to go to independent smaller cinema, but I found myself in the area, and I gave it a chance.
On a Saturday eve, at a 8 p.m. show, the line to get tickets (both in person and at machines) was surprisingly fast. I got my ticket at automatic distributor and the process was really easy. I ran un up the escalator and the guards checked my ticket and bag.
I didn’t get any food because I wasn’t in the mood, and I ran in the theater to see the seats situation. I got a perfect spot, and the seat was really comfortable. The crowd was overall polite (I hate to go to theater with loud people, talking during the film, etc.)
I will definitely come back. Thank you Regal :)

Had a spectacular time seeing «The Hateful Eight» in glorious 70 mm. Seats in the theater were comfy, and the screening went off without a hitch. Every staff member I encountered was super nice, which only added to the positive experience. I don’t know that this will be my go-​to theater, even in the city (much too close to Times Square for my tastes) but I did have an enjoyable time this go round.

Despite the fact that this theater is amidst the chaos that engulfs Times Square I enjoyed the hip and high tech aspect of this place. I loved the touch screen drink dispenser although not the $ 6 price for the small cup and the candy dispenser is so cool you can get any mix of candies for $ 4 I got a mix of M&M peanuts and lemonheads. But woah, going to the theatre is worse than ever $ 15.50 a ticket? Yikes! Anyways I thought the new seats were pretty comfortable and the bathrooms are kept clean and tidy. Everything sparkles from its renovations and I sure hope it stays that way. I hate the Times Square crowd so not sure if I’ll be back any time soon but it’s upgraded to a good status.

Once again the Regal disappoints. Only went to this theatre Bc it was one of three showing the 70 mm roadshow of the The Hateful 8. Got to the theatre 40 min ahead for the 7:25 showtime. They had line up on the main floor. We waited and waited. When the finally let us in we then had to walk up two flights of broken escalators. We get in the movie and it had already started. And we missed the prelude. UNBELIEVABLE. They had staff keep us (at least 150+ people) in line and started the movie. Experience ruined. Thank u Regal for making movie going on Xmas as hellish experience. Tarantino and TWC tried to do something special and you spat on it with your incompetence. I hope studio’s do not in trust you with their multi million dollar movie in the future. I certainly won’t ever be returning.

To be honest, I tend to steer clear of the stress and aggravation that comes with doing anything normal (like going to the cinema) in tourist-​ridden Times Square. However, it was a spontaneous late night walk in the area, and tickets for another film that I didn’t make, that made me decide to give it a try, why not? Great experience!
1) super friendly staff. From the min u walk in at the ticket desk to the food kiosk… They were so pleasant! I defffff did not expect that, nobody is pleasant in Times Square (understandably so…)
2) great customer service! I had an unused regal ticket from a prior movie showing that I didn’t get to go to. I was prompted to inquire with the manager, who saw me right away and was pleasant in explaining their usual terms and conditions, and allowing me to trade in that unused ticket and see another movie. I really appreciated the patience and friendliness of the staff. Also, this location has super clean restrooms and refills on large drinks, which is awesome b/​c there’s soooooo many diff. Drinks to choose from! Def will be back xx

Good theatre, especially screen #12 with almost 500 seats and a very large screen and screen #13, which is the Dolby Atmos/​RPX screen.
Most of the other theaters (#6−11, not sure about #1−5) only have 200 seats each. Too small for my taste. If I’m going to a theater and paying today’s ticket prices to see a movie, I want it to be a totally immersive experience.
The person below who claims that they showed the latest Bond film out-​of-​focus has no idea what they’re talking about because this theatre didn’t play that film. He was probably actually talking about the AMC across the street, although that’s a pretty good theater as well, so I have a hard time believing that either.

This place tried to show the new bond film out of focus for the entire duration of the film whilst on an ‘imax’ screen. So terrible. Can’t believe you pay 22+ dollars for this rubbish. When you can’t even screen a movie at a movie theatre in focus you know it’s time to go home.

Rewards that you can’t use the same day?
Limits on amount of your spending that counts towards rewards?
With such better service at AMC it’s no wonder so few people come here.
–Frustrated with Regal in Times Square
Wait it gets better:
Now that I’ve been denied the use of my free rewards ticket I have the ticket taker inspect my girlfriend’s handbag? Did we really just spend $ 15.50 per ticket for this?
What’s up with this place?

This theater is smaller then amc empire across the street but because it’s smaller it’s less crowded. And more clean! This whole theater is way cleaner then amc. The concession lines arent longer and they have the refill your own drink machine. Try the cheeseburger it’s good. And i’m not a cheeseburger person at all.

This movie theater is located in the heart of Times Square on 42^nd street. They have a good selection of movies but the best thing about this cinema is that it’s clean and well maintained. The popcorn and other munchies are good too.

A pleasant movie-​going experience despite its location on what’s arguably one of the most chaotic stretches of NYC. Easy to navigate and they do crowd control well. Never had a huge issue with shows being sold out here. Their concessions counter is always well-​stocked and staffed. Cute cinema-​centric murals enhance the experience inside. Also, they have those nifty self-​serve coke machines which are oddly amusing :)

I prefer this one over amc. Its not as crowded. Its cleaner too!!! No ratchets in here. Not even the staff. Its even connected to Starbucks &&* Chevy’s which is good

It’s a movie theater…
A movie theater in the Times Square area, so be prepared for the tourists, the artsy wanna be critics, the weirdos, the zombies, the. well, you get the point.
Came here for a screening, otherwise I don’t go to the movie theater anymore simply due to overpricing and other annoying people. I have the patience to wait 3 – 4 months and either get the movie on disc (which is about the cost of just one ticket these days) or even rent it via stream for way less than half the cost of one ticket. I’m not cheap, but when it costs nearly $ 80 for 2 (tickets, snacks, drinks) added with annoying people — it’s just easier to use your money for something else.
Inside is very spacious and large. 2 floors (maybe more) with decently sized theaters. Even more important is the stadium seating (which should be mandatory for all movie theaters) with the movable arm rests. Even with stadium seating, people will walk by you, come to the movie later, kick your chair, or be in front of you with their bright phones — but small steps. Problem with this theater and others like this is, they need another aisle in the middle to accommodate all those who like to frequently get up before and during the show. There’s not a hell of a lot of leg room and if you happen to be comfortable with your snacks on your lap, it kinda sucks when someone needs to walk by you. The seats are comfortable though.
There is a sizable snack area and another area for the drink dispensers. The snacks will cost you at any theater and this was no exception. For the rare novelty of going to the movies after several years, I spent for some snacks and drinks. I know theaters need to charge that to make a profit, but I just don’t care enough to get milked that hard after spending about $ 30+ just for tickets in the first place (I didn’t, but you get the point).
I didn’t end up in the bathroom, but like a sports stadium I did notice a line for the bathroom when the movie let out. Staff was… ok. Some friendly and some probably need to be let go.
So if you’re in the area, it’s an ok theater. I went on a Tuesday, so it must be a madhouse Thursday through the weekend. It’s also located in Times Square, so it’s going to be busier than your average theater. So bring your wallet/​purse and your patience.

Times Square is not my preferred location for watching movies, but this Regal theater was one of very few theaters showing a movie that’d been out for 6 weeks. So I sucked it up and made my first trip here.
The theater is connected to Chevy’s and a Starbucks which makes it feel like you’re in a suburban mall. They have self-​serve soda fountains with lots of flavor options, and it can save you time instead of painstakingly waiting for a concession attendant to fulfill your order. There is also stadium seating, which is a plus, at least for the theater in which my movie was showing.
What I didn’t like about this theater (and perhaps all Manhattan Regal theaters) is that their prices are higher than AMC for movie tickets and concessions. They show combos at the concession stand but there is no discount for ordering a combo. And, I just went to a normal movie without 3D or whatever RPX is. Higher prices are not a result of the Times Square location because the AMC across the street has lower prices.
I had a Regal Première e-​ticket for a discounted movie ticket, and this location charged a surcharge because they are in Manhattan. AMC didn’t charge a surcharge when I used one of their discounted e-​tickets.
Will pick other movie theater chains over Regal and definitely try to avoid Times Square when I can.

Boo Boo and I came here for a day time movie to kill time. We got confused when the tickets was $ 21.50 for the wedding ringer. We sucked it up and paid for the outrageous price because the showtime was perfect for us to fit it in based on our bus departure time. As we kept ascending we found out that the movie as showing in an RPX theatre. I wonder who’s the moron to have this movie in the RPX. The wannabe Dolby/​IMAX experience here would have been perfect for American Sniper.
I do like the seats in the RPX. Its phở leather and not cloth. I’m not sure if the other rooms have the same seats. We didn’t movie surf to notice. Everytime I come to the movies, especially in NYC, I think of bed bugs. I hope the the leather/​plastic seat over will harbor less bugs, dandruff, and bodily fluids.

Decent movie theatre, but I mean it is smack dab in the middle of Times Square.
It’s clean, doesn’t smell, and the seats are OK in comfort.
I usually come here late on a weeknight so it’s never packed.
Rarely buy food here, but when I do it’s ok for movie theatre food.
Though I prefer AMC theatres, the AMC across the street never has anything good playing.

Every time I come here, I enjoy whatever movie I watch. It is located in a convenient but busy location in Times Square.
The theater is clean and quiet for the most part. The food pricing is typical of a Manhattan theater. I enjoy most Regal theaters because they offer free things when you sign up for the free Regal card. Free movie tickets (not for new releases), free sodas and free popcorn when you rack up enough points. It’s good to use your Regal card after every purchase you make in the theater, ticket purchases, food purchases, etc.
I would rate this theater as one of the best in the city. My only thing is that from time to time there are some popular movies that this theater does not show. Which irritates me because this theater is pretty awesome. The actual theaters are spacious with a lot of seats and have wide screens with great sound. That’s not something I can say for some theaters I’ve been to in the city **cough cough 14^th street Regal.**
Anyway, overall, whenever there is a movie I would like to see, if it’s playing here and I’m in the city, this theater is my first choice.

The theatre itself is great especially if your going to see a movie in 3D! The experience here is one of the best in NYC no matter where ur seated in the theatre my opinion.
But the downside is this theatres location. It attracts so many crowds and the theatres are always full to capacity no matter the time of day. I usually only visit this theatre for movie screenings or absolute must see movies because I could not bring myself to pay for a movie here regularly.
For one this is THE most expensive theatre and because the theatres are always overcrowded you get alot of «talkers» who like to talk to the screen or have conversations outloud SMH! The concession stands are plentiful but I have always experienced long wait times. But most forms of public transportation to and from this theatre are nearby.