AMC Rainbow Promenade 10

This is one of my go-​to movie spots I would suggest buying your tickets early because it’s pretty busy and I would definitely suggest getting an AMC rewards card if you buy your tickets on Fandango and put in your AMC card it waves the service fee it’s a smaller Theatre so it does sell out quick

On ⁶⁄₂₀ I went to this theater. There was a woman standing outside saying their computers were down so we couldn’t use the theater. They wouldn’t let us pay in cash. They wouldn’t let us order online with Fandango. They simply told us to get lost. Not a good business model. I would expect they’d find a way to accommodate the customer. They couldn’t take cash and figure it out on paper? And the lady was rude to boot. Why would I ever use this theater again?

We’re regulars here but second guessing it now. Went to watch Conjuring 2 yesterday at 1:20pm. There were so many assholes on their phones. Almost 3 fights between people. Lots of movie hoppers. They really need to think about increasing prices to keep all the ghetto ratchets out.

This is my favorite movie theater! First and I think most importantly, their movie tickets are priced well, much cheaper than Regal or Galaxy theaters. I love that they have recliner seats so I can completely relax and enjoy my movie viewing experience. I appreciate that they have a good amount of theaters playing a variety of movies. I hate going to a theater and they only have 5 screens and are playing 3 movies. The theaters were very clean and the staff is helpful. I really like the concession stand, my wife loves that she gets to add her own butter to her popcorn (or add popcorn to her butter) and I like the Coca Cola freestyle machine with what seems like endless drink choices.

How are you going to knock $ 5 Saturday matinée prices at a theater with reserved & reclining seats? You don’t.
While my check-​ins don’t paint an accurate picture, If I have to pick a theater to go to, between Aliante, Red Rock, Town Square or here, I’ll always choose here because of the seating. Heck, I even saw The Revenant, in the first row, and it was totally fine (it was packed.)
In general, the staff is wonderful at this location. The last time I went, our reclining seat didn’t work and immediately, a staff member came and fixed it (became unplugged underneath the unit.)
The only reason this isn’t 5 stars is because 1. No kids should be allowed into rated R movies — especially babies and toddlers. 2. We came here once and the key holder didn’t show up to work so there was a crowd outside, including employees, who couldn’t get in and we missed our movie. We got a refund, but it was a huge waste of an afternoon.

Cheap prices. Reclining seats. Always someone being a dick and making noise during the movie. If it isn’t ride adults it’s obnoxious kids with horrible parents that do nothing about it. And don’t even waste your time trying to find an employee to take care of it. They will give you a pass to come back and have your next movie ruined if you ask nicely and explain your experience.
All that aside. Come here often. Still like the place and reserved seats take it from a3 to a4

This AMC is very similar to the one in Town Square. The main advantages to me is the recliner seats and reserved seating. In fairness, Town Square says that this is coming soon to their location. They have the same concession setup here as well. You wait in line for you concessions, then wait in line for butter for your popcorn, then again for your fountain drink. It takes forever. If you are in a group and each take a line you might do ok. I’m usually with my kids so unless I want every flavor in the freestyle machine or half my popcorn spilt I’m on my own. The good news is you have reserved seats so that helps. Prices are great, under $ 5 for the first movie of the day. Can’t beat that. They take mobile tickets so no need to stop at the kiosk to print your tickets.
If you sign up for their Stubs card you get your online ticketing fees waived and free size upgrading on popcorn and soda.

This place was surprisingly awesome. With nice staff, a bar to buy alcoholic beverages, create you’re own flavored coca-​cola product machines, perfect video and sound, and beautiful and comfy big red reclining chairs in the theatre where the middle arm rests could lift so you can sit closer to your hunny bunnies, I was truly excited to find this place.
Our party of five watched a 3D movie which I was dreading because I always seem to get motion sickness from things like that but surprisingly I was fine and had a great experience.
I rated one star less because the cleaning lady took so long to clean up the theatre. We alongside everyone else stood outside the door for about 20 min and weren’t even allowed to walk in and sit til about 10:22 pm when the movie started at 10:30 pm and the previous were playing since 10.
Other than that, glad I found another jewel near home and will be back for another date night :))

AMC is now one of my fave theaters!
I’ll be honest, I used to pass by this theater every time and be like, «Nah I’d rather see the movie at Red Rock Casino.» But this was before the major overhaul to make AMC more ‘luxury’ than most cinemas. I can finally see a movie here in style!
Oh you fancy, huh? Not only with a new exterior, new coats of paint, new carpet, same smelly bathroom (lol)…but with new amenities! A Coca-​Cola Freestyle machine! Dammmnnn! I fill my bladder any way I so please! Online reserved seating! Pick my own damn chair anywhere I want in the damn theater! Saawweeeettt! Reclining… recliners! Luxurious leather recliners! Don’t like the previews? What are you, crazy? But if you don’t, take a nap! Watch your movie in some comfy @$$ seats!
I really do appreciate this AMC theater now in my neck of the woods. It’s pretty cozy & inviting, and now I can catch a flick whenever I want. Don’t even have to drive down there if seats are all taken! No fighting with advance reservations. Such a plus. I dunno about you, but I hate getting to a movie and the only seats left are the ones at the very front. Bummer! Sore neck for days!
Watched Deadpool at AMC recently and had a great time! No sticky floors, no rickety chairs. Awesome!
Even better for this AMC, the prices for tickets! On average they are a couple bucks cheaper than other theaters around town. Save some money! And recline in pure luxury!
So far this place is an A+ in my book. Let’s hope it can stay clean.

The last time we went here we watched Jurassic World the ac was on full blast so cold that it was winter in the summer and now we went to watch Batman vs Superman and its so damn hot we literally were sweating off of our seats really AMC Theater but other than that movie experience was on point with the power reclining seats.

We used to live by this theater, the kids would beg me to drive them across town to a better theater.
Now, my kids brought me here! They paid for the tickets and bought the food! Standing at the window to pay you are treated a diagram of your theater to enable you to pick your seat! Technologies are wonderful things.
I thought the cost of food was way to high, luckily I brought my gluten free chocolate covered fruit treats (Brookside, try them. Mmmmm)
The lobby is refreshed and clean, the food is up to the standard it would have to be for that cost. Lol
The chairs are thickly stuffed, well padded, and recline with smashing the feet behind them. I usually get headaches at movies, but not this time! My feet didn’t stick to the floor once, not even in the bathroom, which was also clean.
Deadpool was hilarious, and now we have a new favorite theater, too!

Great prices comfortable chairs you can even get a beer. Movies are three dollars cheaper than any theater plus you get to sit in the reclining chairs great deal

The GF wanted to have a date day and set about watching Dead Pool at the AMCP10. The last time I had been to this particular location it is 1998 and the movie… Armageddon. How times, movies get better, and business models fly.
First things first…$ 4.50 for the first show of the day? In a recliner seat?! The GF went to the theater the day before and picked our tickets. When she told me the price, I was shocked. Knowing me the way she knows me, she purchased tickets for the last aisle before the handicap seating.
The next days sun would rise and we would set about on our date day. The first showing gives way to a somewhat empty parking lot. There have been many a time when I have zoomed north on the 95, and spied a busy parking lot.
The line is easily negotiated when you pre purchase tickets. The concession stand, well… not so much. That being said… you do get to clog your arteries with the do-​it-​yourself butter machines. I recommend grabbing one of the carry all boxes and dumping your popping corn into it and adding butter.
My next piece of advise is to look on the carpet in front of the aisles. This is where the letter is located to aid in finding your seats.
Life is all about angles. This theater missed the mark on theater symmetry. As previously stated, I sit in the last row to avoid the «seat kickers.» If I was a pipe fitter or self employed anyone who kicks my seat or ruins the movie by running their soup coolers would be in big trouble. I digress… angles. The last row seemed a bit off kilter. I stand around 6′ 3″. Taller than average. So when the human equivalent of the Simpson’s comic book store owner (term of endearment) sits in front of me, and his taller than me stature takes up ¹⁄₃₀₀^th of the movie screen with this above average head… I was distracted. I have never encountered this in traditional stadium, recliner seating.
Good for AMC for reinventing the theater. Perhaps I will visit again armed with the knowledge I now process.

Whoa, reclining armchair style seating! Whoa! That was pretty cool! We didn’t realize that this AMC has assigned seating, and were a bit concerned when we tried to buy seats for an earlier showing but realized that they were trying to assign us seats right up in front (read: neck pain!), so we opted for a later showing. Again, the theater was pretty full and we were assigned to seats by the aisle. We were also curious as to why it looked like far fewer seats.
We were very pleasantly surprised when we showed up to large armchair style seats! They also recline a decent amount. Despite being seated by the aisle, the theater is small enough that it still felt like we were near the middle. Additionally, I was a bit concerned about not being able to see as I am very short and the seats didn’t seem raised that much compared to the aisle in front. However, perhaps they had the screen a bit higher or something, but this wasn’t an issue.
Overall, I’m very happy that we lucked out with the seating. Try to buy your tickets early because of the assigned seating, and if possible, try to snag a showing in one of the theaters with recliner seats

AMC Rainbow Promenade 10 can be found on Rainbow Blvd.(duh), just north of Lake Mead. This was our first time visiting this theater, as we met friends here to see Deadpool.
The entire time I was here, all I could do was compare it to my favorite theater in the city: Galaxy Luxury Theater in Henderson. Quick summary: It’s good, just not AS good.
Pros–
— Recliner seating with plenty of space to stretch out
— I do love the beverage options here. Those large self serve soda machines where you can infuse flavors! I enjoyed my Cherry Coke Zero very much!
— at $ 8.59 a ticket, the price absolutely cannot be beat! Seriously, how affordable is that?
— plenty of snack options as well as alcohol options
Cons–
— Maybe it seems petty, but I am not a fan of putting butter on my own popcorn. At Galaxy, they layer it in there for you. You get butter for yourself here but once you work through the ¼ of the bag, than no butter flavor. Bah.
— oh and the large popcorn is quite a bit smaller than the ones out at Galaxy! Not a bucket, but a bag. You do get the one free refill with the large drink and popcorn here as well, but that seems pretty standard with these places
— bathrooms were thrashed before, during, and after the movie. Gross.
— they don’t enforce the no cell phone policy here like they do at Galaxy. So when you see the little screens pop up around a pitch black theater, it is a little annoying and a distraction. I would love to see assholes like that get tossed. No consideration for the people around you. At Galaxy, they actually have people routinely walk through to enforce the policy. I love that.
This place still beats the hell out of just about any regular theater in town, but can’t compete with the other luxury theaters. The best thing going for this place is the price point, but I am willing to splurge with that extra buck or two for an optimal experience.
Not that I wouldn’t come here again. It’s just not going to dethrone Galaxy Henderson as my favorite in the city. But, hey… its.
A-​OK!
3 stars.

The exterior is deceiving… Looks more run down from the outside than it was inside. Small theater, but it has a small snack bar and multiple restrooms.
As most reviewers have noted, love the comfy reclining seats! Just remember to bring a little wet wipe bc the sides of the seats can be a little sticky.
The ticket prices are reasonable. Under $ 9 for a ticket, with $ 7 prices for students and seniors for a weeknight showing.

Who doesn’t want to be able to watch a movie in the comfort of a cushy recliner chair?
Not someone I want to be associated with.
I almost didn’t want to write this review because this place seems like kind of a hidden gem. The tickets were under $ 8.00 for a 3:15 showing and honestly at a similar theater in San Diego I was paying $ 25.00 a ticket to be able to enjoy recliner seats in a theater!
Such a steal.
I will say that we went on Christmas and it was packed, but even though it was packed they had ample staff but for some reason the people working the snack bar seemed really unprepared or just untrained. They were having a heck of a time processing anyone’s order and it made us late to our movie.
This is definitely going to be my go to theater for all my cinematic adventures from here on out.

I used to come here because it was never too busy and this is very close to my house.
The prices used to also be cheaper.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been here and I am inlove with the new upgrades.
The new reclining seats were so comfy that I slept through my movie!!!
They also serve beer now !! A nice selection of beers:)
The coke freestyle machines were nice.
The snack prices are very high, but it’s typical for most movie theaters.
I came here to see Star Wars in 3D and I don’t remember any part of the movie.
I basically paid $ 11 for a nap.

I’m reluctant to release this review but it looks like some have already let the cat out of the bag about Rainbow Promenade 10. I am diggin this remodel with the motorized plush recliners WITH foot rest. This is best thing to happen to theaters since popped popcorn. The chairs are sooo comfortable it was hard not to spend my entire day off work just lounging in this chair. Now if I only had a remote control and a beer. Wait they do serve Beer in the concession area and some Damn good ones like Stone IPA! Never thought I would see the day
Now it becomes clear why the small popcorn is $ 6.00. For that price I could buy a popcorn farm. That is just Ridiculous what the prices of movie theater snacks are these days. I think I will sneak my own in my ladies purse along with a 6 pack of brews. It is nice to have the options in case you forget.
I have never been a big movie goer but I might start because of AMC Promenade. Only because of the BIG COMFY COUCH LIKE SEATING. You gotta try this!

I love that this place has upgraded and all theaters have the reclining seats. I have always liked this particular location, it’s close to home and not too busy. The prices used to be cheaper, but I think they are competitive with other theaters now that they have the reclining seats.
The bf and I wanted to go see the new comedy The Night Before, so I purchased my tickets in advance online a few hours before showtime. I highly recommend you do this so you can pick the best seats and you don’t have to be there super early. When we arrived for our movie, we just walked right up to the self service kiosk, which is to the left of the box office, and I entered my confirmation number that was emailed to me. Two tickets shot out and we went inside hit the snack line.
The concession stand consists of over priced snacks and drinks galore! There is also a bar that serves alcohol. I ordered a #1 which is a large popcorn and a large drink. (Both come with one free refill.) The butter is self serve, so you can add as much or as little as you like. There are only two spouts, so expect there to be a line. Next to the butter there are these cardboard boxes which I found useful to put popcorn in so I could get the butter to popcorn ratio just right. Also salt, napkins, and other condiments are in this area.
For drinks, they are now self serve and they have two freestyle Coke machines. What’s annoying about these machines is that there are so many choices, and people spend a lot of time sampling and trying to figure out what to drink. While waiting almost ten minutes in line, one of the machines ran out of ice, so everyone who was in that line came over to my line and it just ended up being a ridiculous amount of time to get a drink. I like the idea of self serve, but when it’s busy it’s chaotic. There should be an employee over seeing these lines to make sure things are running smoothly. Regardless of these little hiccups, I’ll be back.

This theater is a ways from home, but the distance really doesn’t stop me from making this place my go-​to spot for movies. Why? Reclining seats, duh!
This theater used to be a rundown movie spot which generated business out of convenience from the neighborhood, but now I think people like me would actually drive to this place just for overall comfort.
Here’s how I do my movies now:
–I order the tickets on their app (matinée is my favorite because it’s only $ 5, you think that they might raise the price due to renovation, but I love that they didn’t!)
–Choose my seats (YES! As in assigned seating! Gone are the days when you want to go to a movie and sit there for a good thirty minutes just to secure a spot.)
–Pick up the tickets at the kiosk (not the box office) for overall convenience.
–Sit back, recline, and enjoy the movie!
Today, I actually brought a blanket because I was just that excited to experience how awesome this place. The seats are also very spacious and comfortable. This is definitely your go-​to theater. That being said, if you’ve never been here, TRY. IT. OUT.
As for the overall cleanliness of the theater, because it’s generating more business, you see ALOT of popcorn on the ground. Not sure if they have a maintenance system there, but that was my only issue there. Every time I go there, the lobby is dusted with popcorn. Not a big deal, because I get it… More people coming here just for the experience.
Did I mention that they also have a bar? I’ve never taken advantage of it, but the fact that they do is pretty interesting. I’m overall happy that this place exists here in Vegas!

So far, this is the best movie theater I have ever been! This theater is the only theater that has many things than the other theater in Vegas.
When you order drinks and popcorn at the Consession Stand in this theater, there are unlimited butter for the popcorn and unlimited drinks for yourself to fill and refill. The best part is that there is that kind of soda machine that can customize and add some flavors like Cherry, Strawberry, Grape, and more.
For the movie theater room, you have to reserve seats which is good. The one thing that will make you even relaxed is that this movie theater seats has power recliners.
The staffs here are nice and the facility here is clean. I would recommend coming here because the movie ticket price here are very cheap than other movie theaters. So, come here and experience this theater.

This was my preferred theater before the remodel, due to location and pricing. Plus it was never too busy. Now, post-​remodel, I like it even more! The squashy reclining chairs allow for less seats per auditorium and a slightly higher ticket price, but an all around more comfortable experience. I just hope other patrons take care of them so this place continues to be nice.
Over two recent visits though, I have noticed that service is no longer their strong suit– they seem to have hired several new employees, yet only a couple are trained for box office, resulting in large lines outside with typically only one person on register. Luckily, they have outdoor kiosks to expedite things– poke some buttons, swipe your card, skip the line!