AMC BarryWoods 24

AMC Barrywoods is a nice movie theater. It is located by Zona Rosa shopping center. There is plenty of parking, although you may need to walk a little ways if you go on a busy night. During the summer the outdoors ticketing areas are open.
I’m always looking for deal or programs to receive perks or save money. AMC Barrywoods currently takes mobile tickets which are purchased through the AMC app. The service does have a fee, but from my understanding you can have it waived through the AMC program.
The value of the program depends on how often you attend the theater. The program will give you a point (1pt) for every dollar ($ 1) spent. Once you reach 100 points, you receive $ 10. You can spend the rewards on anything from tickets to concessions.
The only downside to AMC is generally the price. Movies typically cost around $ 2.00 less or so. HOWEVER for big movie releases AMC truly goes out and beyond their way.
For the première of Star Wars they had a employees dressed as characters for the public to take pictures with. They also served donuts, coffee, soda pop, and other snacks. I believe they had about 5 movie rooms playing Star Wars so they were well prepared and ready to make the show enjoyable to me and everyone else that attended (which was a huge event in numbers).

Great place to watch a movie. Comfy seats where you can watch a movie and raise the arms so ya can play snuggle bunnies with the squeeze. And you can make the popcorn as juicy as ya want with the genuine imitation popcorn stuph. They also have those big ol’ coke machines that you can make as various soft drinks as you have imagination. And Theeeennn as if juicy popcorn is not enuff… get the «stubbs» card and every $ 100 you spend, you get $ 10 off. For those of you who frequent movie theaters you just know that the $ 100 will be very quickly earned.

Good place to watch movies at early weekday before noon with cheap ticket. Been there a lot when kids were young, really like this theater. But later, life is a hack, no time for movies anymore. Maybe I should go back to visit with some good movie soon.

I enjoyed this theater. It’s larger than most I’ve been to and the facilities are clean. Then again, I haven’t been to too many unclean theaters.
My wife and I came to see the new Star Wars at the IMAX in 3D. I don’t really buy into the whole 3D hype thing, but that’s all that was available for The IMAX version. I won’t go into a review of the movie because this isn’t the place for it, but I liked seeing it on the huge screen. It was a bit loud at times.
The snack bar is the typical one. Expensive. But what I did like is that I could butter my own popcorn (fake buttery goodness) and I could fill my own drink. I got the small drink, which was a large size at most other places, and a medium popcorn. This turned out to be too big, but that’s alright. I asked the guy if the fact that I could get my own drink meant I could get free refills. He kind of said, «Well…not really». I responded with, «But people do anyway.» He smiled and I got the jist of it.
The seats were nice although I wished they reclined just a bit. But they were comfortable enough. Not like my preferred theater back home, but they were still good.
Overall, a great experience.

AMC Prime w Dolby sound at this location is where it’s at! Super comfy seats, even in the second to front row!

AMC Barrywoods is a nice movie theater. It is conveniently located off 29 by Zona Rosa. There is plenty of parking, although you may need to walk a little ways if you go on a busy night. During the summer, the ticketing areas are outdoors, but they get closed off in the winter time.
I’m a techie kind of guy, so one of the things I love about AMC Barrywoods is that they now take mobile tickets. I purchase my tickets through the AMC app. There is a service fee, but we are stubs members, so the fee is waived. The ticket is then added to the wallet app on my iPhone. When you get to the theater just show your phone and they scan the barcode… No wait!
The value of the stubs program depends on what you pay for it and how often you go. We tend to get our membership for $ 8.00 each year, so we make it back easily. The way the program works is that for each dollar spent, you get a point. Once you get 100 points, you get $ 10. You can spend this on tickets or concessions. The app even lets you use your rewards as a form of payment.
Although I haven’t tried it, they also have the ability to order your concessions ahead of time too, so you can avoid the wait. Now that I know you can do this, I will definitely have to give it a try. We typically order popcorn and drinks and waiting in the line can sometimes take a while.
The only downer to AMC in general is the price. If you are close to Cinemark on the Plaza, the tickets are usually a couple dollars cheaper. Movies typically cost around $ 10.25. If the movie is popular or is 3D, expect to pay more… sometimes a lot more. CInemark is typically around $ 7.00 per ticket, although you’ll have to pay more for some showings and all 3D. If I’m feeling adventurous, we also like the AMC in Olathe, because they have Cinema Suites :).

Chill place to catch a film and with friendly staff… If you don’t mind the obvious «LieMax» IMAX theater projection, which is cash wasted for us legit hi-​fi enthusiasts…

The seats are pretty good and the picture quality is excellent (like most modern theaters). This AMC does provide a full bar service and it also has self-​serve coke machines which are convenient. The seats are not-​that remarkable but are for the most part comfortable. The theater itself is pretty well kept and the service is quick at the counters. The ticket counter, however, require some help when there is a rush. Having one person up front can create a long que. Overall not bad and will definitely return.

I am yes and no with amc barrywoods. On a good note the service is quick however it is pricy for a movie theater and occassionally the popcorn is stale, food cold, etc.

Clean, never a long wait in line for tickets, they get all of the new releases.
Great place, convienently located.

Since moving up to the Northland, AMC BarryWoods 24 has become my home theatre. It is now the most conveniently located theatre. I’d like to say that I watch movies often and I circulate through different theatre locations often. I do have my favorites and AMC BarryWoods is not one of them for a few reasons. Still, this theatre is not bad at all.
A few reasons why I gave this place just a three-​star rating; theatre variation and auditorium sizes. When you compare AMC BarryWoods to AMC Olathe or AMC Town Center in Leawood, it comes at the bottom of the pack. This location does not have any dine-​in auditoriums nor do they have adult only (21+) auditoriums. There are times when I want to eat my dinner at the movie theatre and there are also many times where I want to stay away from crying babies or rowdy teens. I really wish these here at BarryWoods. They also need to have a large capacity theatre for a cinema plex this size. It would be great for blockbuster films during opening day. Their movie prices are also a bit higher, but it IS an AMC so it is understandable.
I might be nit picking details here but I do like this theatre and favor this theatre location over Cinemark because of its cleanliness and food options. They have your standard movie theatre snacks plus entrée-​like snacks such as chicken tenders or pizza. What I love is their yogurt and smoothie station. I was impressed by their fruit smoothies and the price was decent enough at around $ 5.

My wife and I are avid movie goers. We love movies and the theater experience. We have been to many of the AMCs around town and this one is excellent! It has many of the features of modern theaters these days, IMAX, 3D. They also have AMC Prime here, which is their full sound experience. It’s pretty cool.
I really like the space theme they have with the décor as well. Feels very 80’s space-​y, which is fun!
My only negative is that I wish this location had all the features of some of their other theaters, like Fork and Screen. The only location in town that has that feature is in Overland Park.
Glad this is our local theater. We will visit often!

AMC barrywoods 24, is a great place to catch a flick… we always try and go early, fewer people and cheaper prices. When possible, we catch movies shown in the Prime theater. Nice large recliner seats, assigned seating, so buy them early, but best of all is the sound system… you feel the footsteps, or explosions, as each seat is equipped with a sub woofer… BOOM. It’s not too loud, but adds to the experience in the fight scenes. Costs a few bucks more, but worth it.
You can get all the standard over priced food and drinks. They do have the 2000+ option soda/​flavor dispenser, kids love making their own secret drink. Recently they added a full bar, so for those wanting the adult beverage and movie combo, now you have it…
Good clean place to spend your entertainment dollar… if you skip the theater grub, save a few bucks and hit Chick-​fil-​a just around the corner…

All is good at the AMC Barrywoods. Unfortunately we don’t get here too often due to our schedules. Going here with a family of 6 means spending at least $ 60 just to walk thru the door, plus another $ 60 – 70 for some popcorn and a drink for everybody. Eeek! Snack prices are outrageous but they are the same at any theatre. I would go to the Plaza theatre more often for their amazingly cheap $ 5 movie tickets if it didn’t take 25 minutes to get there. Bummer! But nonetheless, movie times and frequency are good and the experience is enjoyable.

I like this theater. The snack lines are never too long and they now have those self-​service soda stations with touchscreen choices. This is really awesome for getting refills and not having to wait in line during your movie :)

Massive megaplex theater.
It’s getting a little long in the tooth.
Snackbar is pretty darned expensive, but that’s common.
Love the bar in a theater option.
Nothing stood out at phenomenal.
Nothing stood out as awful.
They do seem to manage their free première screenings better than many theaters, with orderly lines and quick admission.

I am not a huge fan of going to movies just because it’s normally pretty expensive… but AMC BarryWoods is clean, tons of theaters and has a bar (what, what!)
Came here for the sneak preview of «Draft Day» with Kevin Costner and enjoyed the movie from a big theater (not a bad seat in there) and comfy seats.
Bathrooms were plentiful (I didn’t have to wait) and the snack bar was well staffed. I’m a fan!

This is quite the theater…24 screens, 2 huge snack bars… seats that are very comfy… and the atmosphere within is just right!!!
A great afternoon spot to go enjoy a good movie.
…oh, and my movie…“The Book Thief”…I am humbled!!!

I really like this location. We were here for a free screening but the seats were comfy and I really liked the sound level and projection. Some theaters are too loud and some of them the screens are jumpy or something and give me a headache, but this one was really comfy to me. I could’ve stayed for another movie… which isn’t the case at some locations where the seats are too low and my legs are screaming for me to leave before one movie is over.

This is your typical corporate-​owned movie theater, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, it’s just… it is what it is. I’ve been taking my son to see kids movies here the past several months and came here by myself to watch the «Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me» live cinecast the other night (please keep your snickering and catcalls of «Nerd!» to yourself).
Before coming here, I frequented more historic theaters to watch indie or classic films when I visit Northern California, so I was shocked at the ticket and concession stand prices. I’ve come to realize that’s common at all corporate theaters. The place is a little dingy, especially the carpets, but I still consider it fairly sanitary. Service at the concession stand can be kinda slow despite what seems dozens of people working at the register and kitchen. And I kinda miss not having video games to entertain my son (and yes, myself) after the movie.
However, the employees are polite, seats are large and comfy, and when bad weather threatened to cancel the Wait Wait cinecast, the theater’s digital signal pulled through. Score for BarryWoods!
Although I am not blown away by my experiences at AMC BarryWoods (or Odyssey as it is sometimes called) it still remains my go-​to movie theater.