Regal SouthGlenn

One of the cleanest and inviting Regal Cinemas in Denver. It used to be part of the Hollywood chain since signage is still in use. They have self service ticketing which took me a bit of time to use. They also have a live person to help out or sell the tickets. Most other Regals have you buy your ticket at the concession counter. This location had 2 floors for watching your movie. Some theaters have a balcony section of 2 rows, but most theaters are on the 1st floor. The 2nd floor has the Sky Box. A very nice looking bar and lounge area with access to the balcony sections. There is a $1 upcharge for the 2nd floor seats. There is an elevator and nice restrooms. I saw the movie "The Man called Otto" with Tom Hanks. A sad but moving film. Wonderful cat in the movie had a starring role.

I prefer regals and drove here as my nearest location closed. Stopping here made me understand why they are going bankrupt.
Rude staff, cold popcorn, out of most drinks/candy.
Sad experience. Won't be back. I'd say to steer clear but they'll be closed soon anyway.

We watched a movie here for the first time yesterday. The ticket taker was kind and friendly. The concession staff was busy yet friendly. My dislike was the skyboxes seating. I am 5'6" and seated in the last row. I could not see the bottom of the screen. Of course my movie had subtitles so I had to keep looking around a head in front of me. I wish the whole screen would have been lifted a foot or the row in front of me would have been lowered. I even paid more for this seating and it was worse.

$15 tickets. Rude staff. Cold popcorn. And most items out of stock. Drove pretty far out of the way because I was a fan of the Regal near my home that recently closed. Big mistake. Manager in plaid suit was rude and gave a sassy attitude when we ordered popcorn. No wonder they're going bankrupt

Tonight during an LGBTQ+ movie the lights kept randomly going on and off during the movie. It happened over 20 times. It was very distracting. When discussing with the manager, instead of apologizing and saying they would look into it, they said they were "testing the emergency lights." This is hard to believe. If they were aware of the situation it should have been remedied. The light situation was someone intentionally turning them on and off. It should be looked into instead of denying the problem. Very disappointed in the experience. Movie was awesome though.

This place has gone down hill since the last time I was here. Horrible save your money and gas and drive to an AMC. I asked to change seats and the host told me good luck were busy and the manager is serving popcorn so get in line. Nothing premier about premier
seating any kind longer. Now they make you buy popcorn downstairs and your drink upstairs. So your going up and down stairs like and idiot before your movie. Where is negative stars cause they deserve negative stars and not even one. Very disappointing!!

Been to two movies with teenagers in last month here (had not been here before- we're usually at amc highlands ranch). Both times the actual theaters were quiet, not packed, easy parking, polite and nice staff, accommodating.
Problem is the cleanliness of entire place. It just needs to be closed for a day and EVERYTHING needs to be deep cleaned. Repair bathroom stall door locks, hooks in stalls for purses, etc. seriously go into every theater and sanitize the seats, clean the floors. And pay the high schoolers (who are doing this) extra wages AND train them on how to do it!!
It's a nice little place, but let's step it up a notch!
(Also, $7.78 for a MEDIUM slushee drink???? are you kidding me?!?!) come on- that's insane.

saw a movie here. This place is nothing special. It is run down, has no reclining seats, and has no freestyle soda machine. And, do not buy the premium seating. It is worse than the general seating, and it is almost impossible to find. I almost missed my movie because I spent so Long trying to find the premium seating. It is ridiculous that they charge more for this than general. It is the worst seating. I'd never sit in premium seating ever.

Although I've frequented SouthGlenn, I had yet to experience the theater, until this past weekend!

++ Reserve tickets online, or head to the box office for purchase!
++ Prices are reasonable and boast a matinee price before 12!
++ Recliner seats - and I mean, RECLINE!
++ Smaller, intimate theaters, where there isn't a bad seat in the house!
++ Popcorn, candy, snacks and boozy beverages are offered!
++ Tons of restaurants and shops nearby!
++ Plenty of parking!

The only thing I found disappointing was the lack of monitoring the reserved seating. My friend and I had paid for assigned seating, to which kids were sitting in, when we arrived. When we asked them to move, they huffed and said "we like these seats!". After showing our tickets, they moved over a seat to make room for us. I just wished there was an attendant to show people to their reserved seats - as it was clear these kids didn't pay for them!

Because the pro's outweigh the cons, i'll be back!

My Dad really wanted to see a movie for Father's Day... it was the first movie that we had seen in a theater since COVID shut everything down. Because we had some kids that haven't yet been vaccinated and my Dad is elderly, we decided to do the "Private Watch Party" and see the original Jurassic Park. WHAT AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE!!! Zach (who I believe was the manager) said that this was his first private watch party. He printed my party's tickets and explained what to expect; they would start the movie when we were ready (with our concessions), there were no trailers (who cares), and someone would be in the theater in the beginning to make sure the sound and the picture were working.
I would 100% recommend this theater and the private watch party to anyone that is wanting to get back to the movies!!! My Dad said it was one of the best Father's Days ever =)
Thank you!!!