AMC Stonebriar 24

This theater could be really nice if the staff made an effort to keep it clean. We went at 9:15 pm on 1÷23÷16 and were amazed at how dirty it was. The ladies’ room was wrecked with paper all over the floor, no toilet paper in numerous stalls, the water wouldn’t come out of most of the automatic faucets, no soap available, the paper towel machine was jammed, and someone had thrown a women’s undergarment in the floor of one stall. The concession area was trashed with popcorn scattered on the floor everywhere, greasy mess and popcorn on the glass counters, and one staff member just raking popcorn off into the floor. The staff all appear to be barely of legal working age, which explains a lot of the problem. The price of movies here is higher than Cinemark theaters, which are considerably nicer and clean. Also, the seats will not recline and aren’t as comfortable as the ones at Cinemark theaters. I complained to a manager about all the filth, and his excuse was that they were understaffed that evening and several teen movies had been shown that evening. Considering all the other reviews on this theater indicate how dirty it is, I would say the manager’s excuse is pretty poor.

I love this theatre and the rewards program is awesome! You receive $ 10 rewards for every $ 100 you spend. Love it!

It’s your normal movie house nothing out of the norm for me it was not bad but not great. It’s what it is not sure what else to say the place was just fine for watching a movie. I have said about all I can say about this review how ever Unilocal thinks my review needs to be longer so I will go on a while until the words at the bottom of my screen say (keep those thumbs rolling, you wizard of words) but I don’t type with my thumbs I use one finger it works just fine !! Oh yay I can stop now !

It’s like a bomb went off at the counter. Popcorn everywhere, the candy was not stocked. The soda machine was out had to go to another one. No napkins or lids stocked. And the theater was not clean at all. This won’t be my first or second choice anytime soon…

If you’re looking for a dirty cinema, this is your place. Theater seats are torn, stained, very nasty. Waited outside theater while the cleaning sign was posted. Sign went off, not a single employee was spotted cleaning inside. On another occasion, I dared to go in for an Imax movie after leaving the bookstore/​starbucks. After being told I could not bring anything from outside due to company policy, I asked for a refund of tickets and movie club membership totalling over $ 50. The manager was asked if an exception could be made since it was a cup of coffee. Although the place was empty, he decided not to deviate. I can understand following company policy at ALL times, not only when convenient. Too bad this is the closest Imax theater around.

This was the most disgusting theater we have ever been to. The managers failed to have the staff clean the theater and it was so gross. Cups and popcorn EVERYWHERE! It’s bad enough that the seats are broken but to have such a mess!!! Really!!!

I am a big fan of AMC! The AMC Stub rewards are great! There are $ 10 AMC Stubs Reward for every $ 100 you spend at AMC. You can spend your rewards on tickets, drinks, popcorn, candy and even your renewal fee ($ 12).
Earning your AMC Stubs Rewards is simple: The more you use your AMC Stubs card, the faster you’ll earn them, and if you’re ever wondering how many rewards you have or how long you have to use them, you can log in to your account online and find out. So buying some candy isn’t just a great idea, it’s also an investment in some future candy that your AMC Stubs Rewards will pay for, and that’s exciting, because everyone knows that future candy is the best kind of candy.
Free upgrades on popcorn and fountain drinks.
If you pay for a small, you can get a medium. If you pay for a medium, you can get a large. That’s just the way it goes for AMC Stubs members. Every day.
Get all of your popcorn and fountain drinks upgraded to the next size for free every time you go to your favorite AMC Theatre. All you have to do is use your card, ask for an upgrade and get ready. The catch… it’s only $ 12 a year for the membership, which really is nothing compared to the discount you receive.
I love their roots in history.
From

«A rich history of making history Clip»
1920 Maurice, Edward and Barney Dubinsky purchase the Regent Theatre in Kansas City, Mo.
1961 Stanley Durwood becomes CEO of the company and renames it American Multi-​cinema.
1962 AMC opens the world’s first multiplex, the Parkway Twin in Kansas City.
1981 AMC becomes the first theatre chain to add cupholder armrests.
1991 Introduces Clip®, a «film strip» character to serve as an ambassador of the brand and its Silence is Golden® program
1995 AMC opens the world’s first megaplex. This innovative destination also inspires AMC to install stadium seating and LoveSeat®-style seating.
2000 AMC co-​founds online ticket services to add convenience to even the busiest AMC theatres like Empire 25 in New York City, which is recognized as the busiest theatre in the world.
2002 AMC becomes the first theatre chain to introduce the circuit-​wide gift card
2005 AMC co-​founds National CineMedia, which runs all of AMC’s preshow entertainment and in-​theatre advertising.
2006 AMC expands presence throughout the country with the acquisition of Loews Theatres
2007 AMC partners with IMAX to bring approximately 125 IMAX large-​screen digital projection systems to AMC locations around the country.
2008 AMC launches Dine-​In Theatres. The concept, which continues to expand throughout the United States, allows guests to order restaurant-​style food with the push of a button, from the comfort of their own luxurious movie seat.
2009 AMC partners with Sony and RealD to implement digital and 3D technology.
2009 AMC partners with the Autism Society to launch AMC Sensory Friendly Films nationwide. The program allows children and families to enjoy a movie in a safe, accepting environment that allows talking, yelling, signing and walking around.
2010 AMC acquires Kerasotes theatres and expands its presence in the Midwest.
2011 AMC launches its AMC Stubs rewards program, which provides members with new benefits like concessions upgrades and dollars back for every dollar they spend.

We arrived 30 minutes early and it was a good thing as there was only 1 person working the ticket counter.
The food court was equally poor staffed and when I tried to purchase a soda from the self service machine there was no ice and no Coke or Coke Zero so I had to settle for a prod I didn’t want.
The movie was scheduled at 4:15pm and there was 30 minutes of previews.
The sound quality was questionable and the 3D glasses were dirty and smudged from a previous viewer.
I would go to Cinemark Plano next time!

This theater is just okay. The popcorn on both occasions that I was here tasted very stale. Theater was a little on the dirty side. Parking is horrible so give yourself plenty of time. All in all I don’t recommend this theater.

Pretty sad that a theater of this size cannot only fail to start a movie on time, but the staff has to go find someone who knows how to dtart the movie projector.

Its a good place to go watch a movie family friendly had good customer service. The snack are pricey I would rather wait till I go to the store and get my snacks.

Brandon, who is a manager, constantly flirted with my girlfriend and then at one point told me to hit her. I don’t know how anyone could have a job after doing that. The management will be getting a phone call soon. The next day Diego was a complete jerk. Constantly swearing. He made me feel uncomfortable as a guest. Very displeased at AMC for allowing employees like this to work here.
I would recommend going to ANY other theater other than AMC. Terrible environment.

Went on Sunday to see JurassicWorld in Imax 3D. Lines were 30 deep to buy tickets, even at the automated kiosks, I guess because it was Father’s Day. We stood in line for a while and were only a little worried as it creeped past showtime, figuring we’d just miss the previews. Then one of the automated kiosks ran out of paper so we were down to one. Finally got our tickets and there were about 4 seats in the entire theater, none together of course. We, along with several other moviegoers, went right back out and to the customer service desk. I was under the impression they stopped selling tickets at capacity, but seeing the number of people lined up for refunds, obviously not at the kiosks anyway. To their credit, I did not have any issue with the refund, which I half expected after reading their posted policy of «no refunds after listed showtime.» Will try again another day, and will try to be earlier.

Selected AMC because of the showtime a vs Cinemark. I have AMC Stubs so purchased online without the fee.
I like the drink stations: it is the Coke 100+ options that make it fun to mix your drink or select flavored that you can’t normally select — orange lemonade, lime Coke, etc. concessions moved quickly.
We were in theatre 7 @ 6pm on Sunday. Because it is dark you couldn’t see much but I left with the feeling that they don’t fully clean what left under the seats until late. Kind of disappointing considering that they cost more that Cinemark.
Was also disappointed by the lack of attention to the restroom. Time to contact that out people if you don’t have enough folks to care for this area.

I guess everything is bigger in Texas! This place is huuuuuge! I’m from Los Angeles, and when we came here we were really impressed with how big it was, but getting into the theatre was not so easy.
Wifey wanted to go see 50 Shades of «Lame» on opening night, and we arrived right when the movie started. Purchasing tickets was a nightmare! We saw a long line to purchase tickets, but they had several kiosks where you could purchase tickets with no people buying from them. We thought, hey… let’s buy the tix from one of the kiosks and get in to see the movie quicker. We left the ticket line and made our way to one of the 3 kiosks… and wouldn’t you know, all 3 weren’t accepting credit cards. Fun times!
When we finally got in, they had a huge concession stand and a full bar! We found our theatre, and for an opening night for such a highly anticipated movie, the huge theatre wasn’t even half full! Plenty of room to spread out without having to hear someone munching on popcorn in your ear.
If it weren’t for the credit card nonsense, our overall experience would have been much better.
Go get yo flick on!
Cheers!

Ok, I have raised it one more star since 2011. There is plenty of competition in the general area and this location has stepped it up a bit.
The cleaning between movies has gotten better and the delays of the start of the movies hasn’t happened in a couple years.
The prices are outrageous for the snacks and treats. That’s at every theater. The change that has happened is there selection of hot foods. I haven’t tried any, but it’s grown. Another thing, they have installed the Coke soda machines for self service. Need to mixup your flavors, you can now.
And there is a bar! Grab a beer for the movie.

I really do not like this place. Or AMC as a whole. Cinemark is so much better. Pricing, cleanliness of theaters, literally everything. AMC just sucks. And under all that suckage, lies AMC Stonebriar 24. I think the only reason people go here is because it’s in the mall and it’s convenient. It’s sad when that is your only positive feature. The theaters teeny, I feel like I’m in a dollar theater. Floors are insanely sticky and the place always looks trashed. Oh and they’ll charge you more than any other place. Yikes.

I recently visited this theater to watch X-​Men. I like this theater because it offers more late night shows than other theaters around my area. I prefer to go later when there’s no crowd. An added bonus for this theater is the location. If you have time to kill before the show, the shopping center is right there! You have plenty of stores for window shopping, games at D&B, or reading a magazine at B&N.
Forgot to mention the kiosks for picking up or purchasing tickets — super easy and super fast!

This is a more expensive theater all the way around with tickets and concessions, but it’s also pretty nice. I feel like the screen and sound quality are pretty good and it’s nice to be at Stonebriar in case you have other errands to run.
I meet friends here a lot for seeing girly movies that the husband won’t touch and I love that you can buy tickets before and skip the line, if you have your tickets printed out just walk around the ticket counter to the customer service desk and check in! :)

I have been coming to this theater since it has opened. I have no complaints.
You can stand in line, order tickets online or stand at a kiosk to get tickets. I have never been turned away from a movie. They always seem to have more than enough showings for the movies that are out. If I didn’t like a movie they refunded my money, no problem.
They have a rewards program so every $ 100 I spend I get $ 10 back. This adds up fast even with just a family of three.
It’s clean and it’s located at the mall so very convenient.
There is a good selection of normal movie theater food. The chicken tenders require a wait as they heat them up once you order them.
Theater is always clean and the chairs are comfortable. We come here all the time.