Regal Cinemas Union Square 14

The seats are dirty but roomy. The waiting area is pretty small so come early if it’s a popular movie. What’s nice about this theater is the area around it so you’ll always be able to find food even if you have a late showing.

Love when you pay $ 15 dollars a ticket at a stadium seating theater only to find out that your theater is not stadium seating. Go to Williamsburg Cinemas it’s cheaper, cleaner, and the staff is much friendlier.

Pretty decent theater in union square. Most theaters in the city have only level seats. Like each row is the same level so it can get hard to see if someone tall sits in front of you. They have a upstairs balcony area for each theater. The seats are staggered on the balcony. So the rows of seats behind you is a higher, this way people can see better.
Theater itself is decently clean.

It’s ok, for a cinema slap bang in the middle of town… always seems a bit crazy and chaotic downstairs but by the time you’ve gone up a couple of floors and through to the foyer ‘proper’ it’s less hectic.
Actually the theatres themselves are well kept and pretty clean, not the super dooper big reclining seats of newer regals but not uncomfortable.
Premium pricing for tickets but then, a stones throw from Union Sq I shouldn’t really have to tell you that should I?

Increasingly inhospitable with search for food policy. Contentious and combative towards customers who are drinking as little as a cup of coffee. There are particular employees who will shout at moviegoers at the foot of the escalator to throw out their coffee. This is indeed an effective deterrent to purchasing concessions however.
This location stand outs from other Regal locations simply for this reason. Exceedingly uncomfortable to patrons. With tickets hovering around $ 15 per person, visit other Regals instead or wait for DVD release. Every other location I have visited have proven friendlier and does not search people’s bags for food under the guise of security and comfort for moviegoers. Obviously, this practice causes quite the opposite. Not an experience to pay for under any circumstance.

Its ok price for 2 tickets and a slushy with popcorn nearly $ 50 bucks. But on other hand clean and roomy.

This is a large theater with both first level and balcony seats! Redeeming tickets we bought online was super easy/​quick. The seats are a little funny: they make you feel super short because you really sink in but the view isn’t an issue. Didn’t have to crane my neck or anything which was super appreciated. Great location right across from Max Brenner in Union Square!

What a horrible experience! Was asked to leave by 4 security personnel who conducted themselves unprofessionally for taking a selfie with pregnant girlfriend. Not only did those 4 ppl make no sense in their reasons, but they also surrounded (circled) us. Filing a complaint against this place. Will never return and because of this I don’t recommend.

Not much to say, other than this location is okay. The theaters are decently sized for the most part, they have stadium seating, and are clean. My big issue here is tons of kids, teens, young adults… whatever you want to call them. Point being, if you want a more casual/​calm movie experience, this is not the place for you.

Maybe it’s because of its location in Union Square but I’m not a fan of a $ 15.50 ticket. No matinees ever or student rates!

This place is fine. The location is central, it’s decently clean, you can use your regal discounted passes, and there’s a modified stadium seating. If given the time I’d rather go down to the Regal in Battery Park.

if you plan on having a movie start at 11 am, star wars, i suggest you open your box office at 10 so i can use my pass to buy my ticket which i couldn’t online.
maybe not show movies until yo s+it is open. happy new year!
epic fail!

The Diet Coke @ Regal Cinemas Union Square 14 is way overpriced, so I snuck in a can between my boys and brown eye. Overall the theater is pretty average, the seats are comfortable and they played the movie Creed on the big screen.
I walked out of Creed. Walked the f#ck out.
You see I was under the impression the film stared Mr. T and that is so not the case. In fact, there is not one African American in the film that even slightly resembles Mr. T.
I am sick of this.
There needs to be more roles in Hollywood for Mr. T, black men that look like Mr. T and people that Identity as Mr. T
I pity the fools who dare think otherwise!

Easy to get to with many cinemas. I also like the serve yourself kiosks and the member discount card.
This cinema plays many of the movies I like and are popular.

This is probably one of the busiest movie theaters in the area, despite being in an area full of movie theaters. Your giant multiplex theater, where all of the theaters are set up with surround sound, plushy stadium seating, and huge screens. All of the big blockbuster movies are here. The only reason why I don’t like Regal as much as AMC is because the discounted ticket vouchers are more expensive here and not as readily available. Especially with the price of tickets these days, I’m not about to pay full price. The last movie I saw here was Steve Jobs (not worth seeing in theaters). This theater is also in one of the best locations, Union Square, so this is a good spot if you’re seeing a movie with a group of friends.

Typically the theater of choice among the collective of people that I find myself spending an inordinate amount of time with (relative to the amount of love that I actually have with said group… I’m joking, of course…). Reason for this isn’t because it’s a particularly lovely theater, or that it’s a better theater than anything else out there in the city… heck, it may even be subpar depending on the standards imposed onto it; however, the oft cited maxim of «location, location, location» is perhaps at its most applicable when trying to best describe the benefits that this theater has to offer.
To get things out of the way, it is a Regal Cinema, so you should expect all the heavy hitting A-​list titles to have showings on multiple screens in the theater… there’s also more expensive but less pleasant 3D screenings of the same movies, if that’s how you choose to live your life. The time-​honored tradition of overpriced concessions can also be found here (they don’t check bags as rigorously here as they do in other theaters in the city… so feel free to stuff them with cheaper stuff from your local CVS or Duane Reade… all rights reserved).
But back to the location. The theater’s proximity to Union Square, which is accessible via most train lines (including the ever elusive L train) makes this theater an appropriate staging ground (besides, the L bound Brooklynites tend to complain the most about how long it takes to get home from anywhere else).
Here, you’ll find what made the movie theaters of the 2000s the sh*t… although in the mid 2010s such amenities make for a deficient movie-​going experience. I understand not all movie theaters can have reclining chairs or massive arm rests (pack them in like sardines, then charging an arm and a leg for movie tickets is an ingenious way to maximize profit); however, we need to start shifting to a culture that gives seat selection to its patrons. We get assigned seats for planes, sporting events, the «theatre»… so why not at the talkies?! Many theaters are starting to follow this trend, so hopefully one with as much influence in Manhattan follows suit, and sooner than later I’d hope.

I went to this theater for the first time yesterday to see «The Big Short.» While the movie was good, I would like to warn others about this theater. Because the movie was selling out, we got seats as soon as the theater opened for seating and we’re subjected throughout the 25 minutes or so of waiting to an endless stream of extremely loudly-​played ads from Coca-​Cola, Microsoft, Apple and other huge companies. I don’t like ads at movies, but I can deal with them as long as they are not played at a deafening volume. These were so loud I could barely hear my friend. After the ads played, we were then pummeled with a stream about nine trailers mostly for formulaic action movies and juvenile comedies, again played at a blaring volume. After about 15 minutes of this, we were finally able to watch the movie, which was good.
I found this to be an irritating experience and felt that it wasn’t a very good value. If they’re going to throttle us with deafening ads, I feel we should get something for that in return, like a cheaper ticket. But the price of the ticket was $ 15.50, so it struck me as a poor value from the consumer’s standpoint. I will avoid this theater in the future.

This theater is perfectly fine.
Definitely not one of my favorites, but, it’ll do in a pinch.
Granted, since it is a big mega-​theater, it has very little personality and charm and is often way too crowded for my liking, but, I’ve seen a bunch of movies here and its fine.
I saw a movie here on Saturday at 3:30 and it was Spectre and it had been out awhile and it was jam packed! I had to sit on the first row!
All in all, it serves it purpose, but, I would pick different theaters if I had the option.

I went to see Spectre over Thanksgiving weekend and had a pretty miserable time. The movie was ok but the decibel level in the theatre was so ridiculously high that every time the music swelled I had to stick my fingers in my ears to keep my head from exploding; I sat that way for an uncomfortable amount of time through the movie. It annoyed me, to say the least, because it pretty much ruined the movie for me and when I went to bed that night, I had trouble falling asleep because my ears were ringing.
When I buy a ticket to see a movie I don’t agree implicitly to be deafened as part of the experience. I think it was reckless and inconsiderate of the theatre to set the volume so high.
I won’t rush back but and if there is something there I feel I must see, I will bring earplugs as a precaution.

Still pretty much the same. Opening weekend we got here an hour early for a 3pm showing of Steve Jobs because I am that person. Seriously though get your Force Awakens tickets NOW if you have any hope of getting tix between ¹²⁄₁₈ and 1÷3÷16 (school is still in session for part of that time so choose that day) some showings are already sold out. I finally broke down and joined the Regal Rewards program have gotten a free popcorn and am waiting for my free movie ticket!

Our last night in the city, we decided to take a break and get off our feet and watch a movie. We went there originally for a 10:25p movie but it was sold out even we were there over an hour before it started and the movie has been out for 3 – 4 weeks already. Actually, the 9p movie was sold out, too!
The staff was so so friendly. The lobby was pretty clean but small and no where to sit. People were sitting on the floor actually. Yuck! The concession stands were pretty well stocked but they were cleaning up already by the time we arrived. Why have a midnight show and close the concession stand early?!
Good thing we decided to eat first so I didn’t need to eat popcorn. We came back an hour before it started; no lines. The previous movie did not get out on time so the staff had to clean the theater within 20min. The theater we were in was pretty small but I liked the theater set up. The seats are pretty comfy. If I had to watch a movie here, because the theaters are pretty small, I would call first and find out if they are sold out before coming. We learned our lesson…

Nicer than I thought it would be. The lobby and common areas are a bit on the grimy side, but the actual theater that we were in (screen 4) was huge with a very high ceiling. The theater did not have stadium seating, but there were no issues of viewing the screen.
They also need more restrooms, the lines were very long after the show.

Standard price of 15.50 per ticket. Expensive, but I usually buy vouchers from my university. Would recommend you purchase ticket vouchers elsewhere, such as Costco.
Seats are relatively comfortable. You can lift the arm rests up. Good for dates.
The theaters fill up quickly for popular movies so I would recommend getting there earlier to secure your seats. There’s balcony seating as well.

I love love love this location. I have a Regal card so you earn points with every purchase. The points allow you to receive free popcorn or drinks. They sell boneless buffalo chicken bites, hot dogs, nachos and pizza. Light snacks!
The theater is very clean and the screens are large enough for you to enjoy your movie. Ive never had an issue with people talking through out the movie at this location.

Convenient enough.
When I lived in NY, this is one of the theaters I often came to. It’s not all that clean inside but the employees are very nice. Especially the lady who rips my ticket in half before I enter the theatre. She’s super sweet.
I appreciate that they have self service movie ticket vending machines. Makes purchasing tickets a much faster process. I also like how they will indicate if a movie is almost filled up or already filled. The screens are a decent size. The sound is great. Leg room between the seat in front of you is a bit tight, but it is what it is. Plenty of stalls in the ladies restroom, which is nice.
Came here recently to watch Selma and it was excellent.