AMC Clearview Palace 12

Good movie theater, easy access. Lots of parking. Have never used the bar there, but they seem to have a good selection. I really enjoy going to this theater because everything is so accessible. The concession lines can get long, but they have a good selection of junk food to tide you over. This theater tends to be messier than others. I don’t know if it’s because they do such a high volume but it doesn’t seem like the theaters get cleaned in between movies.

This is not a true IMAX!!! I was very disappointed that The theater is not dome shaped like other IMAX theaters I have been in.

We paid almost $ 15 per person for 5 of us for the imax 3D of Star Wars. Many of the seats in the clearview amc imax theater we broken down, actually broken, sunken to the ground. Repairs need to be made.
I’m giving 3 stars because of the seating issue and because of the scanners at the concession being broken and the worker not being able to scan a coupon. Could have been 4 because I LOVE the location & ease of parking in the garage.

Such a weird concept.
They show something here called a movie.
Its on a large screen and it is played very loudly in a dark room with stadium seating.
You are requested to use your cell phone during screenings as well as talk to the person sitting next to you.
That helps define the ambiance.
The facility also boasts some affordable snacks, food and drinks.
$ 45 will get you a popcorn and 2 drinks.
At least the tickets are the same price. That really helps me since I can’t do any complex math equations.

This theater isn’t too bad. If you have never been, it is slightly odd that you pay for your ticket downstairs then walk around then up the escalators. The «mall» that it is in is horrible and depressing. In my mind, it doesn’t even really qualify as a mall.
Back to the theater, 12 different theaters and Imax. I’m not sure if the Imax is included in the 12. The food is pretty doggone expensive! We got a popcorn and two drinks and it was more than the price of the movie tickets! The one good thing is that the drinks are self serve so you could always go back for refills. They also have a DIY «butter» station for popcorn.
The floor is sticky. Seats comfortable enough. Bathrooms somewhat disgusting. All of the typical things you would find in any movie theatre in the USA.

I just have one main issue w/​this theater when I go & that is the arm rest are worn out. Every time I come I get upset because they are so uncomfortable. I wish AMC would get these replaced ASAP!

The best for me of all the AMC theaters in the area due to that fact that you have a lesser kid crowd than you do at elmwood and Twin Peaks being added to the mall doesn’t hurt either.

Clean your establishment!!! The carpets smell like mildew! All of the theaters smell sour! I took my 85 yr old mother in law to see The Gift last Sunday and we almost decided to leave because of the horrible stench! Won’t go back anytime soon, believe that!!!

The auditoriums themselves are pretty nice, though the seats are far less comfortable than the ones at the Elmwood location. The concession prices seem to keep going up. They have a new self service Coke freestyle drink station which is nice. Unfortunately, this is the theater that the teenage population tends to gravitate towards on the weekends, so keep that in mind if you are planning on going to a weekend evening screening. You might have to deal with some unsupervised teens. It is usually somewhat quiet the rest of the time though, which makes it a viable option.

These theaters are the smallest of the ones in the area. The lines can get overwhelmed and the people are often worn out seeming. Some theaters are newer than others.
Tonight, I saw Paper Towns. I got popcorn and a drink from the concessions. The drink machines are a great touch! The popcorn was okay. I’ll def be back, next time a good movie is showing:)

I avoid Clearview theater at all costs. If You are trying to watch this movie among civilized people, you are at the wrong theater. The place is a Children’s Zone. If the kids have money, then they have a ticket… and the ruckus ensues. They are talking, kicking seats… being OBNOXIOUS. I’ve literally had to go to the box office and demand my money back, because I’m not going to pay to be aggravated by unruly kids.
Plus, the theaters smell and are incredibly unkept (filthy).
Might be time for a new manager to take over.

I’ve been a regular attendee of the AMC Clearview Palace but I am NEVER going to this theater again!
This morning I was told that I couldn’t bring my tote bag into the theater. The manager was VERY stern and dismissive. This dude was trying to act like eff’ing Captain America talkin’ ’bout he’s not letting anyone in with a bag after a recent movie theater shooting more than ONE HUNDRED MILES AWAY. I don’t believe that my sunblock, kleenex, and library book posed any sort of threat to anyone, and I resent the implication.
Sure, it’s their job to enforce the policy but the policy is inconsistent; I saw multiple women there with purses much bigger and more likely to conceal firearms than my tote bag. As I explained to the manager, I have been to this theater dozens of times with a tote bag, as recently as TWO DAYS AGO, and it had never been an issue.
I don’t want this to get personal, but here’s my open comment to the manager who tried to ruin my morning: EITHER SHAVE, OR KEEP YOUR FACIAL HAIR NEAT AND TRIM. YOU’RE IN THE G.D.‘D SERVICE INDUSTRY.

Good theater. My only issue is that the rooms smell bad most times. Kind of like dirty gym clothes, or stinky feet…

Went to a late show and they closed the concessions the minute our movie started. Would have loved the free refill on the large popcorn and soda we got but couldn’t get them. Actually couldn’t find a single staff member at all…

We receive offers for free movie screenings at this theatre. The staff is nice. The restrooms, however, are always nasty. Idk why AMC doesn’t have an employee attend to the restrooms regularly, especially since the free screenings are during the week when it’s not busy. Other than that issue, I like this theatre.

On the one hand: This is actually a pretty nifty mall movie theater because it’s upstairs and unfolds like a palace.
But on the other: It’s also a little creepy to walk down the long hallway past all the mall shops and the mall food court (which is an exercise in generic food) to get to the upstairs theater portion.
On the one hand: Their recent improvements to the concession stand show that they really are stepping up the concession game.
But on the other: They still can’t compete with the Prytania’s local gelato and coffee bar in the lobby or with the cheap, boozy concessions on the West Bank.
On the one hand: There are employees and lots of them. Everytime I turned around, there was an employee that was obviously present and willing to help.
On the other hand: None of the employees were happy. My ticket seller gave me tips on how to get the cheapest tickets (Mon-​Thurs matinees) because the theater «is run by cheapskates.» I do feel for people with crummy, low-​paying jobs so I’m not pissed that they hate their jobs. I’m grumpy that their bosses are paying them so little.
On the one hand: Three, easily identified escalators send moviegoers up to their flick and down from their lovely experience on high.
On the other hand: The elevator is off to the side with one small sign, making this theater difficult to access. No idea where the elevator spits out on top or how to find it to get back down.
Accessibility notes: No Braille menu or signage. Many movies are CC. Medium ticket and concession counters. Can get loud at peak hours. Carpet throughout. Companion seating available for most theaters. Elevators are tucked off to the side.

My girlfriend, Lauren L., and I went to see «Neighbors» on Saturday. The movie was pretty funny, and the theater was pretty empty, so it was nice not to have to deal with a bunch of kids/​people. The ticket prices were actually reasonable ($ 7.50/ea), so that was a plus. We didn’t get any concessions, so we avoided going too deep in our pockets.
On that note, I will say that the Stubs Card program is WELL worth it. You get the free upgrade on popcorn and $ 10 back for every $ 100 spent, which can easily happen in 4 trips. You also have to make sure you give the employees your Stubs card when you order, because they almost never ask for it. And the Stubs rewards don’t fully make up for the ludicrous prices and poor service. Everything (except for early afternoon movie tickets) is overpriced. I can buy a month’s supply of popcorn kernels for the price of a small popcorn here. And the normal ticket prices make me wonder why I leave my couch to watch a movie.
I guess the experience of having a night out at the movies with your lovely and amazing girlfriend makes it all worth it. In fact, I know it does.

This AMC theater is closer for me than the Elmwood one and as Andrea F mentioned, it’s super easy to bop in and off the I-​10 to get to this one and there’s tons of parking. It’s located in the Clearview Mall, but I’ve never gone shopping before or after seeing a movie, since everything’s usually closed by then.
I think movie ticket prices are highway robbery as are the concessions, but Robert and I love going to see movies. Wait till the week or during the week day if you can for discounted rates. The IMAX theaters in New Orleans, besides the one next to the aquarium, aren’t worth the extra $ 5 a ticket. I’m sorry, it’s a joke that they added a couple of inches to the screen and turned up the speakers. Houston’s IMAX theaters swallow you whole into the movie.
So I’m a card carrying Stubs* member. The $ 12 fee is nothing compared to the perks of upgraded popcorn and soda sizes, as well as $ 10 for every $ 100 you spend.
The reason for my 2 star rating is because the staff is not educated on the program as well as they should be, and they should be asking guests if they have their Stubs card so card carriers don’t have to go through Customer Service to get their points for the purchase just made at the long wait at the concession. I know I sound like THE biggest nerd, but I got attitude from one concessions gal that I didn’t present my Stubs card in time to get the upgrade to my popcorn (I lerv my popcorn upgrade y’all) and then had another one not notice that we were holding the Stubs card (on our phone) for him to scan for the points, and pointed us off to Customer Service (already running late for previews, I love previews!!)
If the people at my fave coffee shop can try an upsell me every time I go through the drive-​thru regardless of the grande mocha, bagel, and muffin order because that’s what they’re trained to do, I’m sure it wouldn’t hurt for the concessions to ask about Stubs cards every time in an attempt to sell them or keep their Stub nerds happy.
I’ll be going back to this theater, but hope that the advice is taken into consideration.

I have been here on several occasions to watch a variety of movies. I do like how there is easy access from I-​10 and that by parking on the third floor of the garage, you can walk right in. I also like the full service bar (which makes dealing with the pre-​teens before my favorite type of movie (teen angst book based movies) much better).
The IMAX theater is the one that I prefer, as it has stadium seating (I am SHORT, and I don’t like having heads in my way), and they do rock back and forth. The arms of the chairs do move from the down position to the up position (and vice-​versa).
The concession stand did oblige a request from my friend to make a mix of three of the four i-​cee flavors without complaint. You can order your tickets online and bypass the line downstairs.
I only gave three stars because this chain does do a rewards card that will give discounts, but charges for the card. They also do not give student discounts or military discounts.

I took off a star because it is my second favorite movie theater (Elmwood is my favorite). It is convenient since it’s right off the I-​10 Clearview exit and there is a parking garage and outdoor parking. It’s located in Clearview mall so you can kill time window shopping at Target, Bed Bath and beyond etc.
Let me first state that I dislike parking garages so that takes off a star. But I do enjoy that the third floor of the parking garage is connected to the theater. You get in, buy tickets at the machine and bam, you’re ready to watch the movie! It’s convenient because I can go shopping at Target before or after the movie (can you tell I heart Target!).
If you don’t want to use the ticket machine then the ticket counter is downstairs on the first floor. Plus there is a food court down there, Semolina’s and other eating places in case you’re hungry.
Happy movie watching!