Galaxy Theatres

This place sucks. The people are straight d bags. I don’t recommend this theater at all

this place is no longer in business… but when it was, their prices were definitely the most economical in Glendale.

Theater is closed… no longer open. :(sad to see it closed for business. It was convenient rather than going to Americana.

This place use to be Pacific Theaters and now it’s Galaxy Theaters. They once closed and reopened.
$ 6 for the first showing Monday to Friday. I paid $ 9 at 2:30pm on a Tuesday.
They validate for 4 hours for only $ 1. Sweet! Parking is located off of Maryland, park on the 3^rd floor to take the bridge over if you are heading to this theater.
Saw Tammy in a almost empty theater. Movie was okay. Last time I was here was when twilight… Yes twilight, I was dragged here for that shinny blood sucker movie.
Box office is now upstairs then off of brand blvd. Take the stairs since half the time the escalators are being worked on or just not working.
Small soda was $ 4.50 and the bag of Reese’s pieces was $ 4.00.
Staff is limited but the sound and screen are always good here. As for the seats, they are comfortable but the armrests don’t move. Kinda old school seating.
With other options I might make it back.

Very clean and comfy place with huge auditoriums. Ticket’s price is the cheapest in Glendale and Burbank. They have blockbuster movies most of time. I wish they had more than 4 auditoriums though.

This theater is clean and well-​maintained and seems like it’s been remodeled, as the seats look newish. It is located across from the Americana, so easy to shop and grab a bite to eat as well (Granville café and In n Out are across the street!). Seats are comfortable and there is a lot of room between rows for those who need to get into and out of a row without bumping into others. Popcorn is tasty and they have free large refills.
parking — several surrounding garages or free residential street parking

Amidst many shops and restaurants sits a pleasant movie theatre with more than a couple theatres within. Easy enough to find, parking has several options (I learned that the In & Out is the best bet, no fee), and not really a discernible chain. I guess there’s a few Galaxy Theatres, but this was my initiation. Likable and comfortable, it’s pleasant. Staff was helpful and it wasn’t crazy crowded, so that helped the experience, too.
Didn’t try the concessions, but they looked perfectly fine.

Ronin
I really like this theatre. It’s across the street from the Galleria and Americana which has it’s own Pacific Theathres so this place isn’t saturated with crowds. The theatres here are big, comfortable and they have popcorn/​drink trays which you can attach to your arm rest so theres no more need to dig into the oily popcorn bag. It’s all out there for you spread out on your tray. Just pick eat, pick eat while you watch your movie.

Parking is great (validation included), no crowds, latest movies, restaurants in short walking distance, and friendly staff. Ideal place for a quiet date in the evening. They also offer a rewards card.

The ticket are less than ten dollars so lot of teenagers are watching. Super loud and annoying. I guess next time its better to go to expensive theatre to avoid them.

You know, I like this theater for the most part. Not a ton of screens, but they show the latest movies, parking is relatively chill despite sharing a lot with Stonefire/​etc., and concessions are fine. The theaters and bathrooms are kept very clean.
There’s a previous poster who said they couldn’t bring coffee back inside. The first time I went there, my bf got an iced coffee, I got a Thai tea slushie (that sucked, but that’s a another review) and they let us through – no questions. The difference might’ve been that we got it at the café next door? Perhaps depends on the workers? Not sure.
4 stars for polite workers at the box office, efficient people working the concessions, and pretty much doing what a good theater does – show movies in a clean place!

nice location, great seats and the matinée prices are only $ 6.00! The staff is friendly too! There is validated parking on maryland, $ 1.00 for 4 hours with lots of cute shops and restaurants in the area.

My ticket was $ 9, which is okay. My only problem is that I knew they didn’t sell coffee at the theater, and I went to an earlier show and ran over to coffee bean to get my fix. They said I couldn’t bring it in the theater, which I’m torn about. I understand they have to make money… but it wasn’t like I was bringing in a pepsi or something I could buy there, or Chinese food which would be ridiculous.
I also didn’t like the weird reasoning behind it. If they had stopped at «it’s company policy and I can’t do anything about it» I would have been fine, but the girl started making up stuff about liability and «the coffee being too hot» which I could tell she was reaching for reasons to sound official when all she she had to say was it wasn’t allowed due to policy.
Actually, I think I am more annoyed that she was making up things than anything.
Anyway. Clean theater, okay pricing. NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINKS EVER BECAUSE OF WEIRD FEARS OF LITIGATION.

Ugh, this was the WORST theater experience I’ve ever had. My friend and I went to see a movie around noon, so there were pretty much only three other patrons, so you’d think the guys there would be able to keep up. You’d be wrong.
The guy at the concession stand moved at an absolute crawl. I’m talking a good five or six minutes for him to get two small sodas and a small popcorn. There was no one else in line.
The guy who sold us our tickets told us the movie would be at screen #1, the ticket said screen #1, so we went and sat in that theater — and after waiting a good 20 minutes past the time it was supposed to start, the movie finally came on and it was the wrong film. They only have FOUR screening rooms. You’d think they’d be able to keep straight which movie was in which room. And since my friend and I both work the night shift, we couldn’t possibly stay for a later showing.
On the bright side, they were very quick and courteous about providing a refund, but that still doesn’t make up for the solid hour and a half we spent on this failed outing.

Only 4 theaters, but they usually show hot releases. Traffic is slow here, likely everyone’s going to the Pacific over at the Americana. Place is clean, seats are comfyish, stadium seating.
They offer validated parking over at the parking structure on Harvard and Maryland, $ 1 for 4 hours. They also have a pretty good deal, first showing Monday through Friday is only $ 6.

Monday through Friday the first showing of each movie is $ 6. This is a very nice theatre and it is much cheaper than the others in the area. It only has four movies at any given time but they are usually are the newest movies out. Snacks there are tasty and on par with other theaters. Parking is 1 dollar for 4 hours.

depressing atmosphere, weird looking, robotic, monotone evening staffs. Over all, it was a weird vibe that I can’t put into words. It wasn’t very pleasant, it felt like a dream that you can’t remember.

here are a few things
1.saw project x on a huge sceen here! loved it
2.a very clean place [including bathrooms]
[was a show @4pm]
5.but no 3d
6.near the mall
7.able to take the 92 there
8.well now independent theaters
9.decent place
10.only 4 screens

Yeah it’s not AMC or Pacific theaters but just as clean and nice and NEVER a line even for brand new blockbusters. It’s right next to us and most of the time we prefer to go here instead of noisy and pain in the ass parking Americana. They always have all the movies that are playing in other theaters and I believe the prices are a bit cheaper too!
P.S They validate the parking :)

I was surprised to see mann 4 reopen to a new theatre chain. Everyone was so nice and ticket and concession prices have lowered. Truly, this place is the best movie going experience in Glendale. Right next door there’s outback steakhouse and downstairs is vegas seafood buffet. So if you’re on a date, come on down here and enjoy the best theatres in Glendale.