Century 16 Santa Fe Station

The options in snacks are great! They only had one employee at the ticket window and once we got in it was loud, people were on their phones talking, text no common courtesy!

This theater is closest to home. Back when we first moved here it was located off site. So since being in the casino, it’s just over 10yrs old. Still in good condition. We come to the theater at least once a week, sometimes twice, depending what’s playing. And always the first matinée of the day which was the bet price of the day, but now movies are getting so expensive. They came out with a $ 5 movie day on Tuesday, but it’s now $ 5.25. Still not bad, but probably gonna go up a quarter every year or so, mark my prediction!
Still a good deal though because they offer reusable popcorn and drink cups. $ 7.50 each or the first time, and then $ 3.50 whenever you come back for refills. It’s good for when my daughter and I go by ourselves, because we can share a reusable cup and bucket. If hubby vomes, different story… he loves movie popcorn so it’s better that we buy the large popcorn and get the free refill. They used to have the icee cup too, but I haven’t noticed it the last couple years. Oh and refills used on be only $ 3…just saying.
We also qualify for the ‘senior’ movie on Wednesday which begins at age 50. It started out at $ 4 and we could get the senior snack combo which was a free drink with popcorn purchase or other way around. Haven’t done it in months, so not sure if things changed. But you had to go before 4p, not 405p! And bring your casino card to show the special sticker!

Close to home. Matinees are great. Easy access through parking lot instead of trekking through casino. Only had one person working register on the $ 5 Tuesday matinée — lots of seniors waiting on line. Should of had two registers open. Stadium seating. The movie theater is clean, the bathrooms are always clean. I don’t do movie theater food because of prices — they are high like all theaters. The employees are super friendly and helpful. It’s a good theater.

First time at the movies, she did great! Watched the Minions ate her snacks and hotdog all up too.

Not my first choice for movies, but it’s close. Small place, but if you get there early you can beat the immature neighborhood kids as it seems and watch movies with the retirement crowd.

decent theater — stadium seating, large concessions area with the usual selections. one of the theaters showing the TCM feature…$ 5 tickets for psycho… very coolio.
I never have understood why movie theaters sell ice cream or rather, why people want to eat ice cream, but especially in cones… in the dark… wacky.

Good option for matinees, and easily accessible without going through the casino.
Sometimes the place looks barely staffed, but as I’ve never seen a major line here, that isn’t a surprise.
Concessions are good with plenty of choices and nice space to wander and view everything before you pay.
Projection and sound are solid, and the seats are comfortable too.

Watched another movie at this long standing theater. Was a pleasant overall time. The staff is very pleasant and move quickly to get everybody through. The only reason for a four star rating is the seats are ready for an upgrade. This does not make for a bad time and I will definitely return. The screen and sound system are great. On a very positive note this theater serves kettle korn which is very rare find in movie theaters anywhere. I am looking forward to the many visits ahead of me. Job well done.

The ease of entry and clean facilities make this a very family friendly theater to visit. Located on the Northwest side of Las Vegas right off the US 95 and Rancho exit inside the Santa Fe Station Casino, make it very accessible for many of the residents on this part of town. Matinée and children prices are reasonable for family afternoon of fun. However the $ 5.95 small size popcorn and $ 5.00 fountain drinks are not. I told the register person «I could buy an entire popcorn factory for that price.» He took my smart ass remarks well. The theater seating is very plush and comfortable and all of the arm rest fold up to create a bench if you want to cuddle your women during a flick. For the film we went to see the seating are was rather large seating and I am guessing 300+ people. Overall good experiences are to be had at Century 16. If you need a date night with your women and time away from the kids, there is a Kids Quest care center right outside the theater entrance/​exit.

It’s OK, that’s it. It’s just like (almost) every theater at any Stations Casino…
Easily accessible (you don’t have to go through the casino, which some people appreciate) — plenty of parking, etc.
I attended a screening of «Trainwreck» here a few weeks ago, and it was hilarious… funny enough, the process of getting in to the theater was the real train wreck here! It was poorly organized and there were a lot of unhappy people.
The concessions were kind of a mess as well — it looks as if they have self serve, but you can also order at the counter, which was strange. They only had 1 cashier open at first and then added a 2^nd, but it was still really crowded.
Overall, a decent place to watch movies — kind of no frills.

Theatre is very nice love the senior discounts on wendsday seats are comfortable wish it had more leg room still good place to see movie

It’s a solid casino theater. Props for being able to enter and exit via the dedicated side entrance and skip the casino floor altogether. Concessions stand pricing and selection on par with other Station casino theaters.
Auditorium was clean, seats are dated but comfortable, haven’t had any audio or video issues. Bathrooms are on the small side and lines develop fast in the evening. Pricing is average. I like that this theater isn’t one that gets too crowded.

I enjoy going to see movies at this theater. I did have a problem though. I am attending the summer movies for kids. I was told I didn’t need to get tickets, the punchcards were enough. I made sure to confirm what they said. I took the punchcard up to the ticket taker as I was told. They were wrong. I had to take the punchcard to get a ticket. Why would you offer up incorrect information.

I think it’s absolutely outrageous that this cinema only offers a military discount to «active duty»! My husband served his country proudly in the U.S. Navy for 21 years and I was by his side the whole time. Military dependents have to sacrifice as well, I called Regal Cinemas (which is only 2 more miles for me to travel) and they offer it for active/​dependents/​retirees! I will be taking my family there from now on :(

After finishing up with a Metal Meetup, Century 16 just so happened to have the best movie times for San Andreas (husband’s pick). We actually used to go here pretty often, until we realized Regal’s Rewards card is waaaay better than anything Cinemark is offering up. On top of that, Century 16 nit picks their military discount. Apparently, only the actual military member with an Active Duty ID gets a discount ($ 9.75). At Regal, that discount is extended to the military member’s family. I pulled out my UNLV Student ID and was like there, give me the student discount then!
PRO TIP: You can sign up for weekly emails from Cinemark for coupons on concessions.
The theater and seating are very similar to Regal at Aliante. Temperature wise, it was perfect. I brought some gloves just in case but I didn’t even need ‘em.
Worth a Return Visit?
Century Theaters at Santa Fe Station gets the job done. If the time is right, I’m there! It’s probably my #3 for preferred movie theaters.
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This casino is about 5 minutes away from my home and we made a last minute decision to go watch The Avengers the other day. Zip zip zoom zoom and we are there.
We entered from the outside (not through the Casino) but the box office is out by the Casino so we had to walk over to purchase our tickets (couple hundred of feet walk, not too far). We caught the matinée showing so 2 tickets were $ 17.
Their concessions stand is half serve yourself; you can pick up nachos and fill your own icee and soda but someone has to serve you popcorn and you check.
The theatre we were in was clean, didn’t smell and the floors weren’t sticky. The lights went off at the right time and the sound system was on point.
The ladies restroom was clean and tidy as well.
I enjoyed this theatre and see no reason not to come back, especially since it’s so close to our house. It would be nice if they had some kind of rewards card like Regal has, to earn free stuff.

I am saddened that this theater no longer has the real butter topping. Instead they’ve replaced it with a watered down coconut oil mixture that tastes nothing like butter. I will be driving to Alliante for the movies now.

Every time I visit this theater I have to bring extra socks and a blanket because it’s like the frozen tundra. On my last visit to see the newest Hunger Games movie my daughter, who is obviously a student, wasn’t allowed to have student price because she didn’t have a student ID with her. Yet, my mother who is a senior didn’t have to prove she was a senior. Double standard much??? The snacks are over priced and usually the help at the refreshment area aren’t that friendly and rush you through. I didn’t hear what the guy said for what cup to get for my beverage and when I asked again he was rude in repeating what he said and acted like I was some kind of idiot.
On the upside, the rear entrance was nice. We didn’t have to walk through the casino or very far at all, however, the parking was atrocious and we ended up having to walk a long way.
Of all the things that could be improved; I would hope they consider some customer service training for their employees first. That is what bothers me the most.

I really liked this theater, the rear entrance is a nice way to enter without having to deal with the casino. The theater was unusually clean and smelled good, nothing was sticky or stuffy like the theaters in KY where I currently live.
The sound was good and the screens clean with a crisp image. You can tell the management cares about the quality of the presentation and experience.
Again comparing to the movie theaters I’ve gotten used to in KY I had forgotten what a nice theater is supposed to be like. The entire time we were here was relaxing and enjoyable. No stress from long lines, rude people or ignorant staff, everything worked as it should and felt clean.
The employees were friendly and enthusiastic about serving us.
Only warning was about going in the afternoon in the middle of the week, a lot of seniors were here who tend to talk during the movie, some get lost and in one case an older woman came into the men’s bathroom to yell at her husband for taking too long. You just have to laugh and think «I too will be them someday»!
Otherwise a great theater I will visit again next time I’m in town.

Pretty standard theater, nothing too fancy about it. But I recently got to enjoy The Hobbit in the comfort of my own private room that they have here. I thought this was a pretty neat experience. The chairs were super comfy and there was plenty of room. There was about 10 seats to a room. I don’t know if you could bring your own food/​drinks in there but I did anyway. No hassle. Whoo! You could adjust your own volume, lights, and check your phone whenever you wanted! Double whoo! Not that it’s really nice to disturb your own friends/​family but at least they won’t throw a fit and kick you out.
Overall, pretty cool! I wish every theater had this option, but this was a first for me!