Cinemark Carriage Place Movies 12

Wonderful local theater with cut rate prices on movies without sacrificing quality. If you’re not one of those moviegoers who has to see a movie in the first week of release this theater is for you.
It’s clean. The movie theaters and screen are large. The sound quality is excellent and the popcorn is pretty good. Plus the movie experience is virtually indistinguishable from its far more expensive counterparts. Last week we saw the new Star Wars movie at the famous Chinese TCL theater in Hollywood for $ 20 per person. Today we saw the Martian here for two bucks and I couldn’t tell any difference in quality. No complaints.

How can you not like $ 3 movies?! Staff is always friendly, and it’s a good cheap way to pass the time on a rainy day. You really can’t complain when you get a night out for under $ 10.

I love it! Cheap movies, but still great quality! I love that everyone on staff is friendly and it’s usually pretty clean, too! Great times here!

It’s a good theatre for only $ 1.75. They always have enough staff, it is clean and the staff are polite.

I go to this theater all the time after work. They have really good popcorn and slushies. One night I was cold, and I got a hot chocolate which I was not impressed with; however, I normally get my hot chocolate at Tim Horton’s so it’s hard to measure up to their standards.

Compared to AMC Dublin & grove city this is not the theater that I would go to… unclean

A budget friendly theatre! $ 2.15 for a movie is a steal! $ 1.25 on Tuesday! You will find some of the latest movies here! Sometimes, it is a hit or miss in terms of what films are available. I would advice checking the website to see what is playing! The theatre is spacious and clean. The seats are comfortable!

I wish I had known about this place sooner! Movies for only $ 1.25?! This is one of the best deals around, especially if you don’t care much about seeing a movie the second it comes out. The seats may not be as comfortable or roomy as at your typical theater, but I’d much rather take that instead of overpriced tickets any day!

I like this place. I don’t mind waiting a little longer to see a movie because it saves me so much more money than when I go to a first run movie. Of course the draw back to this theatre is all the teens who don’t have good manners. But for the price, I will deal.

I really like this place. I think because it reminds me of a theater I used to visit growing up.
Either way. The tickets are cheap and the concessions are expensive, which is what I was expecting, but it can work out if you’re taking a group there on a budget. They will give you little popcorn boxes so that the large size popcorn can be shared among a group and they will also give you small cups to split drinks with.
All in all, no complaints, and I will return.

This is one of the closest theaters to me, and while it doesn’t have the newest stuff available, it does still have a pretty far-​reaching catalogue. I love being able to catch up on things that I missed over the course of the last few months. Plus, you really can’t beat the low prices offered here. I could stand to have seats that were a bit more comfortable, but beyond that, I think this is a pretty nice theater.

Taking the niece and nephew for his seventh birthday the other day. Love the matinée specials they have during the day. Always have a good time whether with family or friends. Comfortable seating, good food prices and of course the new inventive candy machine perk doesn’t hurt either.

I used to go here a lot to catch movies that were too old for bigger theaters, but have not yet been released on DVDS yet. However, nowadays with digital releases that come out on sites such as Amazon Prime way before it’s even taken off of larger theaters, I don’t come here as much anymore. But for the price, you can’t beat the experience!

It wasn’t that long ago that second-​run theaters were all but unheard of in Columbus. I can remember the Flickers Cinema Pubs, and Studio 35, but I don’t recall any others. The advent of home video made it tough for such places to stay in business, and it didn’t help that the prints were often in abyssmal condition. I used to be a projectionist, and I never understood what was so hard about keeping my first-​run prints in good condition, but in most cases, prints looked like they had been dragged along fifty miles of dirt road by the time they were turned over to the second run joints.
Enter the 1980’s, and Cinemark Carriage Place: a brand new state of the art 12-​house second-​run theater, which was absolutely unheard of. Tickets were $ 1 with 50 cent Tuesday admission. Concessions were equal to that of most first-​run theaters. But best of all, the print quality was nearly pristine and the sound systems were spectacular; I often forgot that I was sitting in a second-​run theater.
All these years later, little has changed. The 80’s neon colored uniforms, complete with bow ties and suspenders, have been replaced with attire with a little more dignity. Cinemark has changed with the times, upgrading its houses to be compatible with 3D standards, and converting to the new digital hard drive-​based projectors. This has come at a cost, but customers haven’t been hit too badly: admission has risen to only $ 1.75 ($ 3.75 for the 3D movies), with $ 1.25 discounts for matinée, seniors and the aforementioned Tuesday crowd. Concessions are as pricey as they are anywhere, but let’s not forget it’s the concession stand that pays any theater’s rent, not the ticket sales.
At the end of the day, you’re going to have a movie theater experience that is on par with most first-​run theaters. Because the films are now distributed on hard drive with few exceptions, quality will not degrade, so unless you have to see the ninth Twilight movie the day it comes out, you are doing yourself a disservice by not re-​evaluating today’s second-​run theater experience.

This place gets 5 stars from me because it’s been my dollar movie theatre for at least ten years now. I love at least three or four other stores/​places to eat in this shopping center. Carriage place=

You get what you pay for here that’s for sure. The service is horrible, and the one general manager we dealt with was extremely rude. I work at a school for kids with autism and we thought we’d take them to the movies for a little end of the year field trip. Our kids were not welcome here! The lady selling tickets was very rude talking with our kids when they were trying to order the tickets, she was very impatient. While inside the theatre, one of our students had a seizure. The staff sitting with the student was whispering reassuring them it was ok. Someone came and complained and the manager told the staff and the student they were being to loud and had to leave. When we tried to talk with the manager about our concerns she said she had other things to deal with. Will not be returning there!

I am not privy to the way the movie industry works. The actors in movies get paid large sums of money which, I assume, come from the profits made from selling tickets. I am also assuming that everyone else involved with the movie gets paid the same way. I realize that as people get paid more in the movie industry, prices have to go up somewhere. But geez. Prices seem to go up every three years and then the concession stand kills you with its exorbitant pricing.
That said, I believe there is a market for well-​run second run theaters such as Cinemark at Carriage Place. Gone are the seedy, sticky dollar theaters of yesterday. This place is clean, looks like a first-​run theater, and gets the second-​runs fairly quickly once they are done at the expensive theaters. Mind you, the concessions are still high, but not so much when you consider how much you paid to get in. The screens are big, and I believe they are running digital now as well. 3D is available, but I think those are gimmicky.
If I can wait, this is the first place I go to see a movie. Bonus is that ticket prices are cheaper on Tuesdays. Check this place out!

I hate paying $ 10 and up for a movie ticket. Could be a crummy movie, and you could pay more than that for food for one person (protip: eat first.)
But bargain movie places make it all better. The food is still expensive, but just don’t buy much. And spend $ 2 or so on the movie (last time we went it was $ 1.75,) and enjoy. The movies are only a few months old, the place is clean, the audio and video quality is usually fine (again, projection issues when you paid $ 10 are a big deal; at $ 2, I“ll live.)
Been going here for years. If anything it has improved with age.

I’ve gone here a lot, and I don’t think my opinion has changed.
The rates are still cheap — I think regular is $ 1.25, and Tuesday mornings are $ 1, though I could be wrong.
The seats and theater itself is well kept and cared for, unlike it’s sister theater at Screens at the Continent.
Usually not packed at all, which is always nice for finding a seat — and reducing the likelihood of dealing with an annoying patron.
Overall, still just as great as always.

Great dollar movie theater.
Unilocal check in bonus: 1 free small popcorn (can be upgraded to a medium for an additional $ 1)
Tickets:
-$ 1.25 Matinée
-$ 2.50 evening showings
-$ 1.25 all showings on Tuesdays
-$ 2 per ticket up charge for 3-​D
Concessions:
Prices similar to most theaters, however, they offer unlimited drink and popcorn refills for $ 3 additional
Theater Experience:
–very family oriented, many parents herding their little ducklings around
–clean facilities
–slightly smaller screens with good display, beautiful even with 3-​D Pixar movies
–great audio
–traditional theater seating
–small cinemas so be sure to arrive a little earlier for a good seat