SilverCity Yorkdale Cinemas

I like that it’s part of Yorkdale. Makes it easy to catch a movie after a day of shopping. Nice large screens and comfortable seats. Food is typical movie theater fair. over priced and nothing special.

This theater is convenient in the sense that its within the mall. Great for tuesday nights. Ample comfortable seating. The popcorn and nacho cheese have gone south unfortunately. Cheese is runny and popcorn is tasteless. You are better off sneaking your own in.

I actually like this theatre, not too big; not too small, has seats far apart and it’s inside one of torontos best mall districts! The cost is normalfor every theatre an obviously the food is more then what you would expect outside so you might as well eat in the YD food court to save money before watching a movie! Great place to hang out with friends

There’s only so many movie theatres in Toronto that I enjoy going to. Yorkdale is one of those that I prefer going to other than the Scotiabank Theatre. If you drive then this place is perfect for you because it has free parking that is located right entrances to the movies. This location has many different offerings from regular movies to D-​BOX. the only problem I have about this location is that when you buy popcorn there isn’t a butter dispenser that is FREE. I know at other locations there are butter dispensers. other than that it is like any other movie theatre.
–CL

No real complaints about this theatre. The seats are reasonably comfortable, the bathrooms are pretty clean and the employees are nice enough. The only annoying thing is the area to buy tickets. It’s this long snakey line that’s as far as possible from the entrance escalators. It can be confusing. What I like about this spot is that the auto dispensers are plentiful, and I usually end up buying my tickets from them anyhow.

Yorkdale overwhelms me more and more with each visit, but the movie theatre here is still a good option, and I like that it is both TTC accessible and has free parking.
The theater was packed when we went last night to see the Dark Knight Rises, almost two weeks after it opened. We were so happy that we had bought tickets for the UltraAVX theater, so we didn’t have to worry about showing up early, our seats were assigned.
I did buy my tickets on my Cineplex app, so they assigned us the ‘best available seats’ which can be subject to preference — we were up in the front section, but the seats in this theatre recline so much I didn’t even mind.

This was the first cinema I visited in the GTA and back then I loved it, but now it’s age is showing just a tiny bit and when I came to watch a movie here a few days ago (for the first time in a year or so) I could definitely say that the theatre I was in had yet to make the change to digital cinema, which is no big deal for a small indie flick but when you go in looking for mindless CGI, you want to make sure that the sound and picture quality are the best possible and unfortunately this Silvercity does not deliver as well as some of the others in Toronto.
As far as food options go, you get more than the typical concession stand and in what is one of few bright spots about this place; that they have a Tim Hortons, a chocolate dip to go with your movie? Sounds about right… right?
I can’t argue with the location, it’s great for people that live in this area and very easy and accessible thanks to the highways around here and being attached to the mall makes a dinner and a movie night very easy here.

This place is in need of a serious re-​design. On it’s busiest night (Saturday) we found ourselves in a terrible crowd of people trying to buy tickets. A lot of people, surprisingly, still stand in the actual ticket line (I think they just should get rid of them and have kiosks all over).
There are some kiosks around, but line ups meet each other in a jumbled mess, you feel like you’re in a nightclub trying to get through.
It doesn’t help that the soft ware isn’t very responsive, and there are people out that have no idea how to use the machines.
Lots of food options, including usually hotdog, nachos and popcorn. There’s a Tim’s and a Burger King.
The chairs are the usual stadium seating, an nowadays I prefer to sit as far away from the screen as possible.
The cinema also has UltraAVX reserved seating cinemas (and I strongly believe all cinemas need reserved seating).
Parking upstairs is free, you just need to pass the loitering teenagers smoking outside.

Very convenient location with lots of parking and easy TTC access.