Regal Cinemas Wilsonville 9

We always watch our movies here! The theater is pretty clean and the staff are always so nice! Will be back again!

Altho I love they do $ 5 Tuesday here, in Theater 3 n 4 old and not very comfortable seats. :(. They need to upgrade. And the sound system in 3 was not good. The speaker is a little blown out and made the sound quality scratchy. Don’t think we will go back — at least we know as an older theater the Tigard Regal is well managed and run. They do $ 4 Tues too

A couple of things that made this particular movie night (4÷21÷13) a bummer:
1. Last time I was here and could not find my regal card, the kindly ticket guy told me I could save my stub and it could be applied next time. Fabulous! With the cost of tickets and snacks, I need all the help I can get. Sadly, when I presented my very carefully saved ticket last night, I got the wave off– only if it’s on the same day that you bought your ticket can it be applied. When told that was not what I had been told previously (why would I save this ticket stub if that were the case?) I was brightly told, sorry, that guy was misinformed. Move along. grrrr…
2. I really do object to the fact that when you order a small drink (for $ 4.75) they seem to be hiding the fact that you can get an even smaller one (junior size). The cups for those are hidden under the counter. I know, they make their money on the refreshments, but still, i’d appreciate the option up front. The $ 3.80 they make on my $ 4.00 flat junior coke seems like a decent margin to me.
3. The actual theater was very HOT and made enjoying the movie a struggle.
Just so I don’t seem like only negative, it’s clean, and the staff even when waving me off were friendly enough. But really, how about some option to look up your card by your phone number or something? it just furthers the notion that you’re there for the soaking. wait for it to come out at red box or netflix if you can.

My usual theater is Cinetopia, but if I’m seeing something with a larger group who wants something less expensive, we’ll choose to drive down to this Regal in Wilsonville. Why made the treck down from Beaverton? Maybe they just manage crowds well, but I’ve never seen it jam packed, even on huge opening nights, which is when I usually come. You don’t need to show up super early to get a good seat — which is not the case at most of the westside Regals. Parking is pretty awesome, huge lot. Yes, it’s older, not at all fancy, but it’s adequate. Never had an issue with grumpy staff; everybody has always been friendly. As with any Regal, make sure to sign up for their rewards program. I don’t visit Regal often, and I still earn free concessions and even free movie tickets.

I went to see Chernobyl diaries on opening night. The only good thing about this theater is the huge parking lot. Got a good spot in front. Everything from then on was down hill. The theater is dated, most regals in the valley have been remodeled but this one hasn’t. The lobby is small and looks aged. The actually movie theater are small. The seats are stained and old. They arm rests don’t go up, so if you are on the bigger size well you stuck! The seats don’t move and the rows are close together. If the person in front or behind you is speaking you will hear it. The volume of the movie was crazy loud.
Overall I wont be coming back. I will stick to the theaters in Salem or PDX!

Staff is very friendly, especially Simon, the gentleman that takes your ticket. Very clean theater.

Family vacations have their upside and sometimes their downside. The downside of this particular vacation is that 2 of us had colds and 1 came down with a case of either food poisoning or a tummy bug. This being said, all but the one not having to be close to a bathroom ventured over to this theater in order to escape for a couple of hours. 3 of us saw Julie/​Julia while the others saw Harry Potter (daughter and I had already seen it).
We purchased our tickets outside and though I thought we were going to be charged matinée prices (the movies were at 4:00ish) this was not the case. The place itself is older and a bit run down. The theater was not very busy, the concessions are the same as all other movie theaters, and what I liked best was that I got to use a free movie pass for this one due to my Regal Card points.
The theater here is fine-​I think I prefer the ones at Bridgeport in Tigard better (mostly because it is a newer theater with more comfortable seats and I can get a cup of Peet’s just a hop skip and a jump away).

Always has ample parking. Plays the blockbusters on multiple screens, so no worries about finding the perfect seat. I recently saw The Dark Knight here and the bathroom was a little dirty; plus, the hand towels weren’t replaced — they just put a stack on the counter.

You outta be in pictures, sweetheart.
Surprisingly enough, my latest visit to my regular theater had a little Hollywood razzle dazzle.
The usher was a gentlemen in his later years and saw my son was wearing a Pirates of the Caribbean t-​shirt. He said, «Where did you see the show?»
Turns out he worked the premier at the historic El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood. He got a far away look, eyes a little misty and started telling me stories about Disney («now they know how to put on a show!») and the POTC premier when my son started anxiously dragging me away so we wouldn’t be late for WALL-​E. In my opinion, Pixar really knows their stuff and WALL-​E had a little magic of its own.
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Sometimes you’ve got to beat the heat or the rain. Pick your season. This is the theater I go to most often, because there used to be zero hassle parking and getting in and out compared to Bridgeport. But, my last few visits have been a pain. They no longer have a ticket agent outside, so there has been a LONG queue to purchase from one ticket agent inside and only one person at the concessions. Both of these visits were on school holidays so they clearly should have been expecting the crowds and staffed better.
This theater is around 10 years old, so it doesn’t have the same state of the art sound system or stadium seating like Bridgeport. If I am going to see an ‘event’ movie, I would probably go elsewhere, but for the average movie or kiddie flick, this is A-​OK. And you never know who you’ll meet.