Eaton Theatre

AMAZING small town theater! One of the few left. The 5 dollar tickets and cheap snacks make this spot perfect for the Charlotte demographic. You can't beat a 5 dollar blockbuster! With only 2 movie times daily, make sure you plan your day accordingly. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!

Really not a bad place, considering movies are $4-5 and they stay completely up to date with new features. The staff are all very friendly, despite how busy it might get. I remember coming here all growing up and it was "the place to be" on a Friday night. Also the place where I think I saw Titanic over 5 times.

The only few downsides that keep it from a stellar 5-star rating is that the seats are REALLY small. Not only for how wide they are, but the rows are all extremely close together and it virtually gives you no leg or even knee room. Also when it's on the busier side, the line inside for food gets wrapped around and begins to blend with the ticket line, making it confusing and slightly annoying.

But then, hey, your entire family can go to the movies for $5 each. And did I mention the popcorn is downright amazing?!

My family and I will not be returning after harassment over having my service animal in there and the staff not knowing the laws. They were discriminating against me in front of the entire lobby then proceeding to stand in front of me and say rude and disrespectful things, will not be returning to avoid further harassment and discrimination.

Great little theater. Big new movies at down to earth prices. Always love seeing movies here. Also they offer the community free movies for special holidays and for kids throughout the summer months.

My kids loved being able to see the free summer movies offered to the public! Gave the kids s chance to experience good snacks and a fun time by them selves.

New ceiling. New carpet. New Paint. New owners. This is the best place to see a $4.00 first run movie at an old theater. I can't wait to see the neon sign to light up!!

Classic old theater built in the 1930's / split into a twin cinema presentation format a few years ago. check out their website at http://www.eatontheatres.info