Springfield 11 IMAX

After an awesome anniversary supper, my wife and I decided to catch a movie. We went here to check out The Jungle Book. The movie was great, we liked the comfy recliner seats. The ticket and concession prices though were a bit high. 21 and change for 2 tickets, and 22 bucks for 2 medium drinks, and 2 boxes of candy. The kid at the concession stand looked at me funny when he told me the price of the snacks and I sarcastically asked if a tube of KY jelly came with that. If there was one other complaint we had, it would be that we could hear the movie next to us very clearly while ours was playing. Like I said, we did enjoy the movie, and we did like the recliners, and the floors weren’t sticky this time. Only reason for the 3 star rating was for the price gouging that was going on.

First visit to theatre in years.
Went to Captain America 3D IMAX.
Great turn out for the showing but poorly planned or executed by management.
The line was in lobby and wrapped like an uncontrolled snake without reason or logic.
People outside smoking cut in line, very disrespectful and disorderly.
Management knew well in advance to prepare for the showing long in advance and based on sales, indicators everywhere.
To let their guests «figure it out» or «fight it out» is incompetent and derelict of all responsible at this very popular theatre!!!

New low price matinée is a great value, and the recliners are a great addition.
But, why does it have to be so hot in there? It must have been 80 degrees inside. It was a sunny, warm spring day on my last visit, and it was hotter in the theater than it was outside. As I exited the building, and felt a cool breeze, it dawned on me how absurd this was.
The temperature of the theater made me so uncomfortable that it really did detract from the whole experience. I would otherwise have given this place 4 to 5 stars, but I can’t say it was fun sweating my balls off for almost the entire movie.

I have not been to this theater in a long time was was pleasantly surprised. LOVE THE RECLINING SEATS!!! The seats are spread out and you can relax and enjoy your movie without having people bump your seat as the get up or walk by. No worries about getting your seat kicked throughout the movie either. Plenty of room to walk by others reclining without bothering them. This is my new go-​to place to go to see a movie!

Very comfortable seating — recliners! The kids loved the kiddie combo! Clean. Friendly staff. Recommend!

Most comfortable seats! (They recline!) There’s also a lot of space in-​between the seats. You don’t hear some stranger breathing next to you, that’s for sure. Student discount makes it affordable. This is really the only movie theatre in town worth going to. Better than Hollywood and Campbell 16.

This has to be the best theater in Springfield, offering huge leather seats, massive aisles providing easy access and the lowest ticket prices I’ve ever paid. It’s so great, it’s tempting to review it poorly just to keep it a secret, but the truth is, this should be the only destination that comes to mind when you’re in the mood to see a movie.

My favorite theater because it has the awesome recliner seats… like actual recliners and the only one in town like it. Concession is typical. The IMAX is the only one in town. Watching 3D in there is just incredible because of the stacked seating, which allows you to sit anywhere and get a great viewing.

This is THE only theatre I go to in Springfield, MO. The ticket price is awesome. There are $ 1.00 hot dogs. The floors aren’t sticky. The restrooms are usually clean. The management is helpful. And last but not least, the reclining seats are worth their weight in gold. :)

This is my favorite movie theater in Springfield, MO. The theaters and restrooms are always clean while the staff is very friendly. Like most theaters, it does get pretty cold so bring a jacket if you get cool easily. On Tuesdays there are movies for $ 5 which is awesome! You can kick back and relax in the oversized recliners while catching the latest film. The IMAX is cool too Springfield 11 is the best value and experience for seeing a movie in the 417-​Land.

The recliners make this movie experience outstanding. The picture and quality are also very good. The only negative is that my $ 7.50 popcorn was nothing but crumbled kernels as if they served me the last of the popcorn that was made the prior day.

WOW our theatre in Joplin could seriously take notes on this place. Super clean, friendly helpful employees, decent ticket and concession prices (they don’t cost more than the price of your tickets). The recliners are beyond words. So comfortable! Imax is great!!! If your in Springfield and want to take in a movie folks this is the place!

This theater is phenomenal! From ticket pricing to the brand new recliners in all of the theaters it is my favorite theater. I don’t even look at other movie theaters in the area because there is no comparison. I even pick this theater over B&B Theaters! Highly recommend this theater.

The theater didn’t grate the parking lot at ALL I witnessed 4 people fall and 2 fender benders… But that wasn’t the worst the women’s bathrooms are closed for repairs and you can walk over to the iMax where there are 6 bathrooms available for 1000 people. Great job spfld 11 enjoy the numerous lawsuits. Feel free to contact me if you need a witness!!! Ridiculous and preventable!

2 long ass lines and 3 fatties at guest services just sitting and watching and not helping. It’s Tuesday! It should NOT be this slow!

We love seeing movies here. The seats are roomy and comfortable. The people are very friendly. The only drawback is that they advertise popcorn in buckets but only have bags available. On top of that, they raised the price for popcorn. When you go to the movie with a family it is so much easier with a bucket. I hope they bring the bucket back.

I see no reason to visit any other theater. This is simply the best theater I’ve ever been to. They offer the spectacle of IMAX 3D or the comfort of fully reclinable seats in their standard theaters. What else could I ask for?

Being that I live in Waynesville, anyone from the area will tell you that the lack of movie theater options in the immediate area are annoying to say the least. So to see the big blockbusters, I make the drive to Springfield for the opportunity to go to this theater. Cushy, reclining, stadium style seating. Huge screens, and a great sound system. The prices are as reasonable as to be expected from a movie theater for concessions, and the tickets are fair value. If you can, as always, it is better to catch the matinée. Small restrooms, but clean, and I have never had to wait in line so no real complaint there.

I cringe to go to any other movie theatre in town. It is mainly due to the reclining seats. Also I have noticed the sound has been updated recently. I wish the IMAX theatre had recliners too. This is the most comfortable as well as affordable theatre in town. They are definitely starting a trend that hopefully takes off.

Since I wrote my last review, an amazing thing has happened: this theater built an honest-​to-​goodness REAL IMAX theater. It’s not one of those fakey ones that calls itself IMAX but has just a little bit larger screen. It’s the real kind, and there’s no better place to watch the latest special-​effects blockbuster extravaganza. You used to have to go down to Branson to see a film in IMAX, but not anymore!
If you’re watching it the first week, be sure and get there at least an hour early and be prepared to stand in line to get a good seat. Most movies stick around 2 – 3 weeks before the next blockbuster, though, and if you take it in the second or third week lines will be a lot more reasonable. I’ve seen about a half dozen films this way so far. The only down side is that now every «normal» movie theater screen seems to be about the size of a postage stamp!
I have been told, but not seen for myself, that the theater is redoing its smaller cinemas, taking out the «theater chairs» and adding much more comfortable recliners. (Come to think of it, I can’t remember the last time I went to this theater for a non-​IMAX show.) Looks like they’re feeling the pressure of competition from the more centrally-​located Hollywood and South Campbell theaters and doing everything they can to draw people out there. If it leads to more luxurious facilities, I certainly can’t complain. Let’s hear it for competition!