Wabash Landing 9

The ticket prices are reasonable and this theater officially allows you to bring in whatever food you want. Of course, the concession stand prices are absurd. But, that’s to be expected.
The quality of video, audio, and seating was great. Nothing exceptionally memorable, but perfectly adequate.

I like this theater. It’s clean, the staff is friendly, they offer matinée discounts, and the concession stand is better priced than many others. However, it is a smaller theater and sometimes the 9 screens are dominated by one or two movies. There have been instances when my husband and I were disappointed in the lack of movie choice. Also, the free parking is limited to one very tiny parking lot across the street.

Discount dud… Only plus side to this place is the cheap admission and the motion picture quality. Other than that, the sound quality of the individual movie theater is quite sad, because it takes so much away from the experience it was really disappointing. Most of the stars were taken away solely because of the lack of a surround sound theater. The seats, even though nicely leveled by height, are still too close together by the rows; you get hit in the head by every person trying to walk through the aisle when everyone is seated and you get your seat kicked and thumped by people sitting behind you because you seat is practically reclined on their legs. The room is so stuffy, no ventilation but it’s bearable. You really do get what you pay for, don’t expect too much from this quaint facility.

Until they started giving a student discount, this place sucked. Without the discount it is over-​priced. I always found it odd that the theater close to campus didn’t give student discounts but the ones across town did. For this reason, we generally drove across town to see a show. The concessions are as expensive as any other theater. The theaters themselves are decent. The chairs are comfy and they’re not too big or too small. The movie experience is equal to most others but their prices were always higher than the others. It’s not bad if you live within walking distance and don’t want to deal with driving across town. Otherwise, you’re better off going to one of the other theaters in town.

This is the go-​to movie theater in the Purdue campus area. I came here on Christmas night and as expected, the place was packed. What I quickly noticed upon arrival, the parking situation is unfortunately not as ideal as I’d like it to be. I found some street parking down the road, so it may behoove one’s self to get there early — not during the opening previews, as I often do.
We purchased tickets online to avoid getting sold out, watch out for those online service fees! Glad we did, the lines were pretty long and moving slow. The popcorn was good, your standard issue of buttah and zalt. The theater seating is pretty good, as well — I like the upper level stairway access for those mid-​movie bathroom sprints, quick getaway! Great service too, and a friendly staff — for teenagers.

Convenient location but the individual theaters are a little small.

I like that the seats are angled so your not looking at the back of someones head. The screen seemed to be a bit on the smaller side but not too bad. The sound and video was good.

love the free drink refills and $ 0.50 popcorn refills
convenient 2-​tier theater: flight of stairs leads to upper rows
dedicated theater-​only parking across the street

Well, first movie theater I have visit in the area and I can’t complaint much about it. The price is very decent and they offer military discount so I paid 6.75 on Saturday evening so not bad at all. The sound and image was good so no issues there. The seating is not the best but it’s not uncomfortable either. The only thing I didn’t like was the big hand rails next to the aisle… It’s kind of distracting if there are in your line of sight. Other than that not a bad place…

Normal theater. They do have a student discount j bathe evening though which is really nice. The snacks are expensive, but that is the same as any theater. Overall clean and a good theater.

This theater is really great. As a former Purdue student, I pretty much only went to this theater since it was within walking distance and it was quite nice. It’s a little expensive, but I think almost all theaters these days are expensive. It was $ 7 for a Sunday matinée and I think around $ 9 for nighttime showings. I never buy popcorn, candy, drinks, etc., but I’m sure it’s not the cheapest. As far as this being the nearest theater for campus, it really couldn’t get better. It’s very accommodating and big enough to satisfy the amount of people that attend showings at this location. It is a very nice facility and shows all the new movies that come out, including midnight showings for most big launches.

When we head to the movies, this is usually where we go. Not because it is the greatest theatre in town, but because we can park and make a night of things… meaning, the theatre is within walking distance of many restraurants, bars, ice cream shops, etc.

I went here several times during my time at Purdue, and I’d say it’s an okay theater. I see a lot of movies and have been to quite a few theaters, and this one just doesn’t cut it from what I’m used to. They do have a few good deals that students will find useful, such as the frequent moviegoer program, but for being so close to campus, it is a little ridiculous that it doesn’t offer a student discount. It looks like a nice theater on the exterior, but I’d say the interior needs work. The theaters and seats all feel old and need work. I’ve been in cleaner theaters too. This theater gets a lot of student traffic from campus, but there also usually seemed to be a surplus of high school kids standing around outside waiting to get picked up by parents. The two theaters in Lafayette are a little better and cheaper, but not too much better.

On the plus side, this theater does have stadium seating.
On the down side, they do NOT offer a student discount, which makes no sense to me considering they’re in a college town and the other theaters on the East side do offer a nice discount ($ 2!!). It was a bummer paying $ 19 for two tickets, but at least the movie was good (Up!).
It’s an alright theater, but I’ve definitely experienced better. If you’re a starving student looking to save a bit and still get stadium seating, I’d say go to the Goodrich Lafayette 7 on McCarty Lane. It’s a smaller theater overall, but you get more bang for your buck.

I saw a few movies here as a college student and I was impressed with their prices.
Cheaper than average tickets for movies, and they have great deals on snacks and popcorn. If you purchase one of their tubs of popcorn for $ 8.00 you can bring it back for the entire semester and get free refills! I thought that was great, considering some movie theaters these days rip you off and typically charge 8 bucks for a medium bag and no refills.
Clean theater. It can get busy at times. There’s a trolley stop right outside the front door that will take you back up the huge hill towards campus. It’s usually outside after most movie’s get out.