AMC Burbank Town Center 6

Pros: never crowded, easy parking, roomy seats, full concession stand.
Cons: No cell service, chairs do not recline, dirty bathrooms, very outdated lobby area.
I would recommend coming to this location if you don’t want to deal with the larger crowds over at the AMC 16 down the street.

First review of the new year! One of three AMC theatre locations in Burbank, this is by far the oldest and most outdated location.
On the very top floor of the already outdated-​enough Burbank Town Center, this 6-​theatre location looks like it did in the late 80s. Tickets are oddly priced, with adult tickets being $ 12.59 and students being $ 9.59.
The seating is also very old school in that it is is very wide and sloping instead of the new «elevated» platform. The seats are also incredibly narrow with armrests that go under the average man’s elbows.
I’d come here on a non-​opening weekend so I can get to see a movie, but I would probably hit up the other two locations instead.
Parking in the mall is free.

Had a horrible experience here over Thanksgiving. Went to watch a movie but the family in front of me wouldn’t stop talking despite the «Please refrain from talking» ads. One of the family members then muttered a racial slur at me and my family.
Walked out of the movie unhappy and with no plans to come back again. The manager did however offer us free movie tickets

The forgotten AMC that to me I enjoy more because not so many people are there to talk during a movie.
Parking is plenty but just don’t expect it on the very first level. Go down and you will be amazed at how many spaces are available.
No cellphone service in this theater so that’s a plus. Only on the lower lobby near the concession stand.
Employees are pretty laid back and help you as best as they can.
The bathrooms are clean but as time goes on they need some major improvements.
Anyhow. I like the theater for fresh popcorn and less people to deal with.

I went there for a movie yesterday. Overall the theater was fine, parking was easy, movie picture and sound quality was good. I am giving 2 stars for the service. They only had one person at the ticket window, with a line around the building (really, could can’t put one more person there or some more ticket kiosks?). Then at the concession stand they did have 3 people, however these 3 people moved very, very slowly and the line took literally 20 minutes. When you have a couple young kids with you, this doesn’t work very well. Overall I like this theater, but PLEASE staff it better and train the staff to move efficiently.

Never busy and such helpful staff! Couldn’t have portrayed teamwork any better. The guy who helped us was so very nice and caring! He went out of his way to make my daughter feel so welcome! Just a great vibe overall.

What the hell? One cashier on a Sunday afternoon? And it took super long because she’s upselling amc membership or something. Please get kiosks or something if you’re gonna be doing that. Otherwise, I like that it’s smaller with less screens and easy to find parking.

Seats are unbelievably uncomfortable and perhaps needs reupholstering. And the restrooms are dirty. Seems like management neglect to me.

There are 3 AMC theaters in downtown Burbank. One inside the mall, one on Palm and this one on Front Street.
This theater usually has less crowd. It is a smaller theater too. There is parking structure right next to the theater. It could be challenged to find a spot since there are IKEA and few restaurants using the same parking structure.
I love their seats, big & comfy. The back of the seat is higher so you won’t be able to see the person’s head who is sitting in front of you. Since it is less crowded, you have more space & privacy.
The theater is clean and well maintained.

What the EFF happened to this place? There was a time when this place was as hot as the AMC 16 (back in it’s heyday) but now it’s fizzled. That’s ok. The variety at the concession stands aren’t as plentiful. Seats are alright, but you can tell the upkeep has completely diminished… Also I couldn’t find someone to buy tickets. That’s a major thumbs down. They had to call someone for it. The best thing about this place is no cell phone reception, so no annoying people tweeting or texting during your viewing.

Always enjoy coming here. Small little movie theater needs a few upgrades but the staff is always so helpful.

Used to love AMC and this spot in particular. Now, it’s run down with stained seats that have food and gum in between. Stopped frequenting AMC when MovieWatchers ceased and now they add a $ 2-​$ 4 surcharge if you use a gold or silver certificate, meaning that you’re losing whatever discount the certificates had at purchase. Also, depending on the time of day (matinée or not), you may end up paying more WITH the certificates.

There are definitely pluses of going to this theater — easy parking, no crowds, nice staff — although the plusses don’t outweigh the bad.
I’ve been to this theater a few times without a problem and never noticed, probably because the lights are always turned low in the theater no matter how early you get there, but this particular time, it must have been a bit brighter… and oh the nasty shit that is visible when the lights are on!
Pretty much EVERY SEAT IN THE THEATER WAS STAINED AND DISGUSTING. It looked like there was a mass circle jerk and everyone jizzed all over the place. HUGE WET STAINS on the seats, smushed chocolate and candy, hardened gum stuck to where you put your ass! It was indescribable! We went with a light up and down nearly every row and the only seats we could find with the least amount of stains were in the top 2 rows, all the way to the right. It looked like the seats hadn’t been cleaned in YEARS.
So my friend went to talk to the manager and very politely explained the situation, and while the manager was also very polite, he acted like it wasn’t that big of a deal. Now you DAMN sure know he knows exactly what is going on in there and knowing that, we shouldn’t have even had to ask for anything, but when my friend asked for maybe half off the ticket price, he said that wasn’t possible, but that we could get a small coke and a popcorn. A SMALL COKE AND A POPCORN!!! Why would i want to eat there when i’ve just seen how you take care of the seats, much less the food area. He then went on to say that it was an old building and they may have missed a cleaning, oh with the holidays and all. NO. Just NO.
The theater as a whole is pretty clean and you can tell it had an overhaul at some point, so it’s not that old. And if you’re going to go with the «old theater» excuse, you have no place charging $ 12.50 for a movie. As i told the manager, that’s no excuse — The Highland Park Theater is a SHITHOLE, but they charge $ 4 – 8 to get in. Now I understand the manager has no control over this, but if he’s not even bringing things up to corporate, how would anything ever change? Maybe he is and he’s just over it — Who knows?
Anyway, we asked for a free movie voucher and he HESITANTLY agreed, so it all ended well. Like i said, he was nice enough, but if you are well aware of the issue, just do the right thing and offer to comp my next movie from the get.

I don’t understand the not so great reviews here! I enjoy this particular theatre because it’s small, quiet, and convenient. The staff is helpful. The theater is clean and the seats are comfy. I’ve been coming here for years and my experience is always excellent. No long waits no noisy bratts!

THEATER #4
I wanted to see Keanu because I heard he was back. So for the first time in my life, I went to the AMC Burbank Town Center 6 because it was convenient… or was it?
I got there and parked… No searching, No getting angry at jerks getting in their car and not leaving, No memorizing what floor I was on. No standing in line for validation after the film. No waiting in line to pay and leave. It was nice. THIS was definitely convenient.
Next, I bought the tickets from the booth outside. Got my tickets, took the glorious escalator downstairs. I bought an extremely salty hot dog (about $ 5 — more expensive than 3 polish sausages from Costco) and their cheapest Icee for sale ($ 5.45, more expensive than a cheeseburger and fries across the street at in and out.) This was not so convenient for my wallet.
*Pro — Tip* never go to the concession stand. Its a vicious cycle of regret… You have financial regret… then you have bathroom regrets since you forced yourself to drink that big ass expensive drink to get your money’s worth… only to realize midway through the movie you have to pee… Now you go and pee which takes forever because you literally pee out like 32 oz of regret. When you get back you are relieved but not relieved because you missed a critical part in the story line. Now you wasted 12 dollars on your ticket.
Although it was really convenient not having to search for seats… It was not convenient finding out the Chairs did not recline.
PLEASE STOP TURNING ON YOUR PHONE in the theater!!! This may seem redundant but… In a theater packed of only 4 people… There is still one jerk who turns on their bright ass phone to check instagram or something… Please be considerate to others who are watching the film… Not only are you blinding /​distracting everyone behind you, its because of people like you that our time is wasted watching stupid «turn off your cell phone animations»…
That shit averages to like a minute… say you go to the movies
4 times a month… thats 4 minutes …
4 min x 12 mo = 48 min per year
48min x 10 yr = 480 min
480 min /​60 min = 8 hrs…
In 10 years you may have watched 8 hours of ‘do not turn on your cell phone during the movie’ animations… Why would you want THAT, when you could have watched John Wick 4 times!!! C’mon man! Show some class.

The ugly sister of AMC 16 that no one really wants to go to, but sometimes you’re forced to meet her to fit your time schedule and needs.
Seats are not the most uncomfortable, but we’ve sat on a creaky seat or two.
Absolutely no cell phone reception; even in the lobby.
They no longer accept AMC Gold/​Silver after 4pm just like the nicer AMC’s — they have a $ 4 surcharge.
The only upside is that this theatre doesn’t get as crowded as AMC 16, so there is plenty of seats for me to lay on multiple seats.
Plenty of room to stretch out my legs to nap to Expendables 3. Zzzzz. (don’t recommend that movie unless you like explosions and 80’s reference catch phrases).

Nice theater. Free Parking. Stadium seating.
It’s a small theater complex and I like that. They have a nice lobby area too.
The only bummer is you have to pay an extra $ 2 surcharge if you are using AMC ticket coupons… like the kind you get at Costco. Even if it’s a «gold» ticket. Not cool AMC.

This theater is not the nicest or newest, but it isn’t bad at all. It’s especially nice during off times because it isn’t as busy as the AMC 16 or 8 nearby.
Parking can be a pain, but there are other lots and areas to park near by if you are willing to walk a little bit. All the theaters get packed in Burbank on Friday and Saturday nights, but overall this one is usually a little less busy, which is nice.
Definitely enter the parking lot on the First St. side though. Entering it on the IKEA side off of San Fernando can often be a nightmare.

Old theater. I mean theatre. Wait, what? I’m confused now. Sounds like theaRter though. Wtf spelling! Maybe I shouldn’t be writing this review. Oh well… old ESTABLISHMENT. The carpet is dirty. The floors are sticky. The seats are not comfortable. The theaters are small and not only that but the screens are disproportionately small for their small rooms as well. It felt more like I was a watching a bigass TV at someone’s house than at the movie theater. Also the arm rests don’t fold back making it very difficult to get frisky with the person sitting next to you. Oh and parking is a bit far from the lot.
There are a couple of AMC theaters that are nearby and WAY better. Save your money and go to those instead if you’re in the area.

I admit, this theater is a bit run down and could use a face lift as well as a body lift. But sometimes I prefer this location over the 16 theater just because it isn’t as packed. But if you’re coming on a Friday or Saturday night, it will get packed, with a rowdy bunch of high schoolers!
The parking can be a nightmare because it shares a lot with IKEA (grrr…I hate IKEA).