SilverCity Yonge Eglinton

Came here for VIP for the first time because no other place was playing London Has Fallen in the reclining chairs. (So thank you!) I usually go to the Don Mills locations because it’s closer to my home and there’s free parking in the vicinity.
The VIP area is pretty standard. It just takes a while to get from the entrance to the theatre room. The bathrooms are well kept and the service is good. Before entering, the staff asked my husband and I for ID, which never happened at Don Mills. It was fine — standard protocol. It might be hard for the under aged to sneak in ;).
Minus one star because I hate looking for parking. If there’s complimentary parking that I don’t know of, please let me know.

best vip theatre in toronto for sureeeee

THI IS THE BEST VIP EVER!!!
My wife (who now won’t go to normal screens anymore) and I have been to the VIP screens at Manulife 4/​10, Dundas Square ⁸⁄₁₀ and here ¹⁰⁄₁₀. The f@#king seats RECLINE! Like with a button that does it for you, like in a BMW or something. This place makes me never want to go to the crumby Manulife Centre again.
However, the walk from the entrance of the movie theatre to our screen was like I was the star in Mazerunner.
We always get the same food, poutine, Jalapeño poppers and a burger. The food is OK, nothing special, but just as good as any corporate place like Jack’s or Moxie’s.
It’s expensive though :(

Went to the new VIP theatres to see Mockingjay yesterday. Awesome experience! The staff in the VIP section was very friendly and helpful. All the seats recline and so comfortable plus there’s a lot of space between the rows. Food and drinks were good had the sweet escape cocktail and bruschetta. Love the new renovation — don’t know if I can go back to the regular theatres!

I’ve been to a great many Cineplex cinemas, and I have to say that this is a pretty solid place. They have kiosks for you to pay for your tickets instead of (gasp) buying it from a cashier, and you go up the escalator to reach the theatre rooms. You’re greeted with a huge area dedicated to buying popcorn, and they serve poptopia too! You pick up your own 3D Glasses and walk into whichever room you’re supposed to be in. There is also a section dedicated for kid’s birthday parties with Po the Panda stickers all over the windows.
Silvercity has a pretty large selection of movies compared to most theatres, so I prefer coming here. The theatre is spacious and the chairs are comfy, plus you can remove the armrest if you wish. This location reaches your basic expectations– good sound system, high quality graphics, and finally they actually have Timeplay! For a while I couldn’t find a theatre with Timeplay, which sucks because I like winning free Scene points. I like this cinema in particular because it’s super close to the TTC (Eglinton) and also within a mall so that you can browse while waiting for your show to start. As well, Silvercity is within walking distance to a variety of restaurants, so you can go eat lunch or dinner after the movie. Otherwise it’s a standard Silvercity chain!

Convenient location near the Eglinton subway but signage to the theatre is practically non-​existent. Washroom is a bit small but other than that, it’s your typical theatre.

This theatre is conveniently located in the Yonge Eglinton Centre on the most upper floor, next to Pickel Barrel. We came to this location because Ex Machina was showing in select locations only on the Tuesday. The theatre entrance seems small and narrow when you enter, but it opens up to a much larger area after the box office, characteristic of Silver City theatres. Staff were friendly, the quality of the sound during the movie was decent, and screen size was big. Overall a pleasant experience, would come again.

Pretty average movie theatre. Concession is outside the ticket check so you have to keep your ticket with you. I like how with some theatres the concession is inside so you don’t have to worry about keeping your ticket. Washrooms were renovated so they look better. Otherwise not much change from years past.

I almost never like a theater. This is no exception. I hate previews. I hate ads. I dislike the smell of theater popcorn. I am offended by flaws in movie screens. This place had it all. Reminded me why I don’t go to movies more often. Still, I suppose they deserve a 3-​star for being as mediocre as everyone else.

This movie theatre participates in the Stars and Strollers Program. What’s Stars and Strollers? It’s pretty much some afternoon matinees for mommies. There’s Stroller parking, just outside the cinema, and they have change tables set up in the theatre. They pick one or 2 movies a week to participate. It’s also supposed to be a little brighter in there, than normal movies, which I didn’t notice. But it’s great to be able to see the world and do something with baby in tow and no one minds if there’s a baby crying… you kind of sign up for that.
I give it 3 stars because the elevator taking the strollers to the theatre only takes one stroller at a time, so this is a bit inefficient.

I like the location as it’s right at Yonge/​Eglinton — steps from Eglinton Station as well. They have a number of theatres so there’s a film for every taste. You probably won’t find independent or foreign films though. I was here on Thanksgiving Monday to watch ‘Gone Girl’ and it was packed; however, there were enough seats for everyone to be seated. Not sure what else to say about this movie theatre. Prices of tickets and items at the concession stand are totally overpriced, but it’s not something that this cinema can change. The selling point is definitely the location. After (or before) seeing a movie you can check out restaurants or coffee shops in the area.
Good for: movies

Didn’t ever see lineups in there, maybe I”ve just always missed the busy time. Anyway it’s a nice, calm place to spend some free time

It’s an ok theatre, the last time I went it had a funny smell but the popcorn was absolutely DELICIOUS! Probably some of the best popcorn I had in my life.

It’s an ok theatre, the last time I went it smelt horrible but the popcorn was to die for.

Recently came here with buds to watch thor awhile ago; not much of a fan here but as long as it gets the job done! WHAT EVER! :) Pretty decent location since Younge & Eglinton is a nice district to shop in now.

Pretty standard movie theatre, located in the Yonge-​Eglinton Centre.
I found the assigned seating a bit weird.

Came here today for the new Hangover movie for our anniversary. It was the worst Stars and Strollers experience yet. They are doing construction in the area and we could not find an elevator to use to get to the correct level. We even went to a security desk in a connecting building to ask for help and he told us to walk all the way around (with Chris with his cane and me with the stroller) when we could’ve used the elevator JUST AROUND THE CORNER from his desk… we ended up having to break down the stroller to bring it up an escalator.
Also, the Cineplex website specifically states a $ 2 discount will be applied to tickets purchased for the showing if you bring an infant. The discount was only applied to my ticket. My husband had to pay full price… even after he brought it up with the employee, he refused to give him the discount too.
AND, their «elevator» only fit 1 stroller at a time! Not cool, Cineplex, not cool. Expect an angry email shortly

Clean enough for a cinema. Friendly staff. Popcorn and Drinks are a little expensive.
It seems like every time I go there it’s really cold inside…
Ill be going back cause it’s my local cinema.

This theater is good, but not the best. I find myself coming here to catch a flick more often because of the location. They’re plenty of restaurants, shops, bookstores around to keep you occupied before and after the movie. Also, the theater is right off the Eglinton subway station.
The theater is generally empty during the day, but in the evenings and weekends it can be crowded with loud teenagers. The staff here I’ve always experienced to be friendly and efficient. This is not a very big theater, has nice clear and big screens, comfortable seats, the sound system is good but too loud for my personal taste. They also have decent self-​serve ticket machines which helps beat the crazy line-​ups during busy hours.
The popcorn stand is a bit understaffed which makes lines slow and long, long, long! If you’re planning on purchasing popcorn before your movie, give yourself some extra time. Also, I would recommend people to come here by subway if they can, the parking here can be troublesome and annoying at times.

This is a fairly average Cineplex theater, except for being somewhat cramped because of its location. The male washroom is narrow, small, and usually crowded. No convenient parking. The glass-​walled private party room for kids’ birthdays is in a very unprivate area right beside the ticket line. The small arcade has the usual lame modern games. (I fondly remember playing Virtual On here while waiting to watch The Matrix.)

Serving the midtown area this was my first visit to this cineplex. I had visited this cinema or was it the one half a block down under the Famous Player banner.
My experience is limited to the ULTRA AVX theater.
The seats are nice and comfy, the sound and picture are top notch and there is assigned seating. What is there not to like.
My only qualm is that the ticketing area is kind of tight and there is hang around let alone sit here.
A decent cinema to serve this area.

There’s nothing here that really makes this location stand out, it’s generally got good movies playing, it’s at a very convenient location connected to the subway and it’s got enough places around it that a night of dinner along with a movie leaves you with many options or if you need to kill time there is a Chapters right there.
It’s got a pretty nice yet prone to overcrowding box office/​lobby area but I like the fact that once you go up the escalators it’s all concessions and movie theatres. Like many Cineplex theatres it now features Ultra AVX which offers better seats, bigger screens and reserved seating for a premium, I haven’t been to the AVX here to say if it’s screen size is large enough to be worth it, but I’ve always been a fan of the sound on Ultra AVX theatres.
There are no spectacular concession options here either but after a couple of encounters with the staff I can say that they are efficient and friendly. So overall this location gives you a decent movie watching experience without trying too hard to make that experience exceptional.

Pros:
–easily accessible by transit from anywhere in the old City of Toronto
–okay number of screens & concession selection
–right near the Pickle Barrel, for mediocre before-​movie food
–even nearer to Indigo, which is convenient for meeting friends, or grabbing a book that has to be better than the movie you just saw
Cons:
–god, the carpet smelled terrible this time. It needs a cleaning badly. Very, very badly.
–parking validation only covers 25% of the cost!
–terrible cramped, confusing parking garage; go by TTC

This is one of my favourite theatres in Toronto. The location is great. I like the way the ticket booth and kiosks are set up, too. Nice screens, good sound, good seats. Expect lineups for everything as it is a busy theatre. Also, I wish they had a few more bathrooms more evenly spread out so you don’t have to walk so far to use them.

I like the look and feel of this place. I am not into the modern theatres that are trying to be cities for monetary extraction. This is a great theatre for my needs. Close to subway. Close to home. Parking all around. Candy Mountain across the street.
If you have time to kill there is an Indigo Bookstore attached which always is a great way to spend a few minutes browsing.
They have enough screens that the choices of movies is first run and generally good. We usually go after the rush of new releases has died down to avoid the lines others have mentioned. Lots of self service terminals if the line for the cash is long.
I suppose my only real complaint is the concession stand seems to always be understaffed. So if you have popcorn coupons… which we often do! Expect to wait a bit. Thankfully the 15 minutes of adds and trailers gives you ample time.
pet peeve: paying for the movie and being forced to see adds!