White Bear Township 17 Theatre

Good place to see a movie. The staff was great, the place was clean and the movies were wonderful!
I am only giving this a 3 star because when I went to go see Straight outta Compton this afternoon, a rude older couple started talking on the phone. They did it not just once, but TWICE! I got fed up and told them they should go outside and use the phone but I just got yelled at. The older gentleman (or should I say RUDE gentleman) stated that it was a family emergency. IF IT WAS A FAMILY EMERGENCY, WHY DIDN’T THEY LEAVE!!!
Jerks.

Customer Service here is A+. I made the foolish mistake of taking my 6 year old, and his younger brother who I thought was old enough to see Inside Out movie this weekend. Five minutes into the movie, I realized that my younger son wasn’t mature enough because he kept talking during the silences. I told my older son we had to bail, and after spending $ 20 on tickets and popcorn, I went to the ticket desk and explained the situation and asked if they would give me credit to come again without my younger. To my surpise they did without hesitation — they kindly understood and gave me a credit because I came out so quickly. I appreciated their understanding, and this made for a better experience for all patrons. Today my mom took my son back to the same movie, and probably spent another $ 15 on treats at their counter, everyone was happy. We frequent this theatre because it is just as good as AMC, but without the corporate prices. Thank you for good service White Bear Township Theatre!

Best popcorn around!
Recently caught a movie at an AMC theater and it only made me appreciate Muller’s popcorn that much more.
The building is clean, tickets are affordable ($ 7.50/$ 5.50 matinée), and the concessions are reasonable.
I hate going to an AMC theater and paying $ 20 for two drinks and a large popcorn (with one refill). Muller offered an $ 8 bucket last December that you can use for the next full year — only $ 2 to refill!
Hands-​down my favorite place to see a movie.

Cheap, but decent.
This place is nothing special, but it’s cheap and filled with an older crowd, which is what I’ve started looking for in a theater. I must be getting older. I’m now picturing myself as Cheri O’Teri playing Rita DelVecchio.
It’s a bit further from my place than I would like, but it’s easy to get to, a nice size parking lot, the concessions are standard and it’s usually not too crowded.
It’s my stand by theater for movies to see by myself.
Check it out if you are looking to save a couple of bucks and not fight crowds.

Have been here a couple times and always have a good experience! Great staff and the lines move quick! I like that I can sit where I want vs what some other have been doing with reserved seating!

Not one of the fancier places around town– but a perfect place for people who want to save a little money or bring a few kids. Or both.
Popcorn and concessions are ok, not the best, but The Man certainly doesn’t mind.
Seats are comfortable enough, and usually the theater is not too crowded so you can take your pick.
Staff is friendly and seem to care about whether or not you enjoy your visit. Plus they can make change AND hold a conversation at the same time, and not take 10 minutes doing it. (*Cough*Carmike*Cough*)
Come on out if you’re in the neighborhood. Or if you’re babysitting (or have) a bunch of kids. There’s a big lobby for them to run around in, and a few arcade games too.

This Theater is cheaper than most, the popcorn is good, but the seats are old style and do not have the higher back. I like to be comfy when I am at the movies. I like the high, rocking seats with the arms that come up so I can make my own loveseat!
I am a frugal girl so occasionally I will come out here on the weekends because its only $ 5.50 for a movie compared to 10 in the city.
Its not a bad place; Its just not a great place either.

The Good:
A relatively clean theater with stadium seating and a couple with 3D
New movies at lower prices than others nearby ($ 7.50/$ 5.50 matinée)
A lobby where old video games go to retire
The Bad
The popcorn is sub standard unless you are planning to feed seagulls.
The Ugly
A semi trailer in the parking lot pretending to be a billboard.

Been going here every summer since I was a kid. Prices are great and theatres are clean.

Addams Family Pinball? Mini Donuts? What more do you need to know? The White Bear Township Theatre is definitely beginning to show its age but I still find it to be an enjoyable experience. It’s a stadium seating movie theatre that is AFFORDABLE. Matinees are $ 5.50 and later showings are $ 7.50. They also have Thursday midnight showings of highly anticipated films. The concession stands offer the aforementioned mini donuts as well as staples like popcorn, candy, pop and ices. If you’re into this sort of thing they offer same-​day refills on large popcorn and pop. I really appreciate that the «commercials» before the movie are local businesses. Local businesses supporting local business is something I can get behind. It may not be the fanciest theatre around anymore but I would choose this over a corporate-​owned, big-​name alternative any day.

Great theater. Stadium seating is nice. Staff seems to do a good job. Popcorn could use some help. My junior size must have been from the end of the batch with a lot of small pieces and kernels so that could use some help. Sound, screens good. Comfortable.
Not to the fault of the of WBTT, but today while sitting in the theater I couldn’t check in on Unilocal.It told me I was too far away to check in so that is a Unilocal issue I wish could be fixed.

As far as theaters go, White Bear Township Theatre is good for an older theater. They have stadium seating and 17 screens. I’ve found their matinée prices are more expensive than other places while their evening shows are comparable to other theaters.
They also offer a party room for birthdays if you wanted to have a movie birthday party for your little one.

Typically my first theater of choice. Good selection of films across their 17 screens. Prices are about par with other theaters in town. Concession prices aren’t terribly outrageous.
It’s just a short drive from my house, which I like, and they will often do midnight screenings of new films (usually on Thursdays).