Goodrich Hamilton 16 IMAX

Quickie Review: From start to finish Hamilton 16 provides a great movie experience.
Due the price of a ticket, the friendliness of the people and the comfortably of the chairs I can see why people keep choosing to come here instead of other local theaters. Their rewards program is also great as it’s easy to get free things racked up quickly. GQT knows how to run a business!

What happened to the beer and wine that was sold on the upper level? It’s a movie theater… they have popcorn that is way to salty, and bad food.

I went there to specifically see «13 hours» ¹⁄₁₅ on it’s opening day. I thought for sure they would have had it on the IMAX screen but they did not. Instead they had an old tired worn out Star Wars movie that people have had plenty of opportunity to see on the IMAX already. I understand they can still sell tickets to see it but this late it should be on a regular screen. Be fair to other films and movie goers to experience important movies as enhanced and life like as possible.
The theater was clean and everything was structurally fine, no complaints. I am just giving low stars because they are showing a month old film on the IMAX. Afterall, «13 hours» is about real life American lives lost and the story of real life American heroes!!!
The movie is spectacular by the way in the retelling of actually events at the murderous 13 hours at Benghazi. I highly reccomend the the movie, I just wish it had been on the IMAX screen.

I was pleasantly surprised to find out that when I visited on Sunday afternoon, it was part of the twilight hours. That gave me a pretty good rate (compared to others) of $ 6.75. Seats were clean, comfortable, and actually reclined a little. (What an idea!) I’d go back.

I can count on one hand the number of times I have been to the movies in the past 10 years (last one I recall was a date night for Black Swan!) Add to that a) kids b) nothing that I really want to see and c) cost it just isn’t worth it when we can simulate a watchable in home experience. But a remake of a blast from my past came wheeling along (Star Wars) and I felt this is something that needed to be enjoyed in the theatre.
We didn’t go for the 3D or IMAX here… just the plain old movie. Boy things have really come a long way… sloped seating where nothing in front of you is blocking view, comfy seating, and armrests between that can be lifted (that would have been cool if I were younger… ha). Sound and synaptic experience was all encompassing as it should be.
With all the touchscreens out front I am assuming this is for online/​self check-​in which is nice. I didn’t buy concessions so assuming they are adequately overpriced. And a bar (?!) as well in case you wanted to throw back a beverage while waiting for the show to start.
Nice place… probably the next Star Wars sequel will be my next visit.

Unfortunate experience. We’ve been here several times, but had the worst experience ever.
1. Wouldnt accept our Visa gift card
2. Didn’t have my movie goers benefit card on file, after I had used it there several times.
3. They were out of large popcorn tubs.
4. They were out of bottled water.
5. They wanted to charge $ 5 for a cup to get water, even after they were out of bottled water.
6. They were out of the first 3 beers that I tried to order.
7. ALL of the bathrooms were out of paper towels.
8. After we finally placed our food order, they took five minutes to give us our one bag of popcorn.
I will pay more and drive further to not have to return to this theater.

My parents and I went to see Star Wars here last night. First of all, the staff was mostly wonderful– they were all
friendly and helpful.
However, we went to a 9:05 PM showing of a PG-​13 movie and expected to have an enjoyable experience. At least three women brought babies into the movie and the babies screamed incessantly throughout the film. We paid almost $ 12 each for the 3-​D movie, plus an additional $ 20 on food and drinks. We didn’t spent $ 56 to listen to some kids cry. I wish that staff would have politely asked them to leave. It sucked because the kids were crying at crucial moments. There was no reason these people had to bring their kids to a movie like that as late as they did.
I really hope that you all will consider paying adults when you make your policies from here on out. My parents and I will be waiting for things to come to OnDemand from here on out.

This was a very nice theater. The people there were very friendly and greeted everyone with such earnest hospitality it was like being in a 1950’s movie. It’s always good to see human interaction since everyone appears to be a troll on the Internet looking at tiny screens all day.

Hamilton 16 is easily one of my favorite theaters in the Noblesville/​Indy area largely because they are one of only two theaters around here that feature Dolby ATMOS (the other being Flix Brewhouse in Carmel). Hamilton 16 is 100% stadium seating (no slopped seats up front like you often see in older theaters that have been upgraded to stadium seating) and all of their auditoriums feature 7.1 JBL audio (excluding the IMAX and ATMOS screens), vibrant digital projection, and the larger rooms have constant height (2.35:1) screens. Goodrich has done a great job of keeping this place really nice, while the theater isn’t that old (it opened in 2008) they’ve already upgraded seats in several of the auditoriums to a leather-​like seat that is quite comfortable, this includes the IMAX and Dolby ATMOS rooms, though some of the smaller rooms have not been upgraded to the new seats.
I know a lot of people enjoy IMAX but I usually opt for Dolby ATMOS instead and will typically only go to IMAX if ATMOS is not available. While the IMAX room is definitely louder the Dolby ATMOS system offers a far superior sound experience compared to the IMAX room. The Dolby ATMOS room has speakers all around the auditorium while IMAX only has two very large speakers in the back of the room with the subwoofers and three large speakers behind the screen. ATMOS features Klipsch speakers with two large subs mounted near the back of the room plus several speakers mounted along all of the walls and on the ceiling creating a fully enveloping soundtrack for films that are mixed for Dolby ATMOS — their website will tell you if the film is available in Dolby ATMOS, at this point most action and animated features are, though Hamilton only has one ATMOS room so typically the film in ATMOS will be whichever new blockbuster film just opened that week. Another advantage to the ATMOS shows over IMAX is the price, IMAX is typically several dollars more per ticket but Hamilton 16 does not charge any extra for ATMOS and if the film is in 3D the IMAX version will only play in 3D, with the ATMOS room they will play 3D films but typically they will have a few shows in 2D (or sometimes only 2D, I’ve never seen them only offer 3D in ATMOS). And the screen in the ATMOS auditorium is quite large, however the IMAX screen is of course much larger.
I should also mention that the IMAX screen and the D-​Box shows are all reserved seating, when buying your tickets you select the seats in advance, like you would on an airplane. None of the other auditoriums offer reserved seating.
Concessions and tickets are about the same as other local theaters but if you buy tickets for a show between 4:00p and 6:00p they are discounted a few dollars (does not apply to IMAX shows which are the same price all day). I highly recommend checking out Hamilton 16, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

This is a good theater to go to, especially for IMAX movies (although I think the Southside IMAX might win out for me, shhhhh)! It gets very crowded, but there are now automated kiosks where you can buy your tickets.
The concession lines move pretty slowly. The pricing for stuff isn’t too bad as far as theaters go. I got a Freeze for $ 5, so that seems like a deal compared to most drink prices at theaters haha. There is an actual bar where you can get drinks as well. I am not sure if you can take them into the actual movie theaters or not, but I’m guessing you can…
The theaters themselves are pretty nice. Very good sound and screening technology. Seats are comfortable, and the theaters seem to be kept fairly clean. Bathrooms aren’t terrible, but could be kept cleaner. Seems to be a problem at most movie theaters though. I’d say the bathrooms here are kept way cleaner than most theaters.
Overall, good choice for seeing movies at. On par with the AMC in Castleton. Unfortunately there are sometimes a lot of teens as this theater, but I’ve never really had to many problems with rude moviegoers here.

I was very disappointed today at what a out of control mess the theater is. Popcorn and trash are all over the floor and counters. Trash is overflowing and has not been taken out. I cannot believe the management would allow it to get this bad.

I give this theater 4 stars because they have Pepsi! Yea! They also have an IMAX and it would get 5 stars but I don’t think the sound is as good as the IMAX on the southside even though it’s great. GQTI theaters have a good rewards program with free popcorn or discounted after just a few points. It is a big weekend teen hangout so keep that in mind when you choose your movie time. The management is very good tho about keeping the texting and phone usage to a minimum in the theater.

This is by far the best theater I have ever been to the most comfortable seats the most affordable tickets the most affordable snacks including refills on drinks and popcorn. It even now has a bar wow. I love this theater and have been going here for the past six years and will continue to go with this kind of service.
One time I had a bad experience but without saying a word one of the managers noticed I was not happy and they made sure that was fixed amazing.
Don’t take my word for it go for yourself you won’t regret it

I’m a fan of of IMAX theaters no matter what.
This location is particularly convenient because is right off of interstate 69. There is a mall nearby and lots of options for eating (bbq, burgers, Japanese, Irish). There aren’t a whole lot of original restaurants, but they are fairly upscale.
In any event, this theater is pretty clean and there are lots of options. It is reasonably priced for what it is (there are several smaller screens in the theater as well).
I think this is a great place to see an première of a big movie because there is lots of room and the stadium seating gives you lots of room even when the place is otherwise packed.

This location is very friendly and clean. The seats were extremely comfortable and the service at the concession stand was also very good. I only am giving 4 stars because the iMax movie was very expensive!

Love this theater! It is pretty expensive (but all theaters are nowadays. Plus the service is excellent and always polite. And you get free drink refills and I believe it is either 50 cents or free popcorn refills too. The seats are very comfortable and the floor is always clean Thats why I love this theater!

Well I walked in today and didn’t think I had been there but clearly from my review below, I have. Just not since 2010. Oddly my previous review also is pretty indicative of today’s experience. I was just overall impressed with the theater. It was not as clean as I would like around the concession but everyone was polite and the viewing area was nice and the seats are Incredibly comfortable. It wasn’t as crowded as I stated in my previous review but I am still glad we got there early (Million Dollar Arm).
I don’t have a ton to say. This is a nice place to see an overpriced film :)

It takes a lot to get me to pay to go to a movie nowadays. $ 10+ to see a movie is quite painful…
But let’s be honest — sometimes the experience itself is all you need. And sometimes that experience is worth the $ 10 ticket, $ 5 popcorn and $ 4 SMALL drink. I must say, this place is nice and offers a variety of experiences once you step inside. It’s conveniently located within the Hamilton Town Center, so after a long day of walking around and spending your hard earned cash, you can head on over to the theater.
Fancy a drink after a long day at work? Well, they have you covered. Venture upstairs with your ID and 21+ gumption, and you’ll find yourself a few beverage options. I always tend to opt for the beer, this place has me covered.
And let’s not forget that going to the movies is one of the easiest and oldest date options. You may have to drop $ 50, but they’re worth it, right?

Free refills on Drinks an Pop Corn!!!
IMAX = Big screens, Good sound, Nice stadium seating

This theater is large. It is a really good theater — but the thing is, it gets CROWDED. I haven’t seen a movie sell out in a suburban area in years, and this place was sold out for a 6pm showing on a week old movie.
I must say though — they have a really good system of lines and getting people into the theater. It’s very orderly and pretty fast.