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Regal Cinemas Culver Ridge Plaza 16

Regal Cinemas Culver Ridge Plaza 16

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2255 East Ridge Road, Irondequoit, New York, 14622, United States
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Jul 10, 2018
I understand why this place can get a somewhat rough reputation because of its location so close to the city border. I have never had s bad experience here. To be honest, this is my go to place for movies because it is usually not that busy, especially for a weekend matinee. Are the floors sticky sometimes? Yes. Is there still popcorn on the floor from the last showing sometimes? Yes. No one is perfect and show me a movie theater that is 100% clean 100% of the time.

Aug 20, 2018
First let me start with the seats was horrible and it seems like the sounds only coming from two speakers in the theater and it was very very cold in there and dirty nasty and we even did not even smell popcorn yes in the popcorn was still $5 for a small drink me and my family would never! come back to here not for $30 at all... and I forgot we didn't even finish the movie we walked out

Aug 10, 2018
I wish there was less than one star to give. Dirty, outdayed, lazy staff, and lousy food that made my family sick.

Aug 5, 2018
The movie theater is fine. The service is pleasant but the place lacks excitement.

Jun 18, 2018
Went to see Solo with my son. It was great. Some surprises which made it even better.

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