Marcus Village Point Cinema

This location is a great venue: generally pretty clean (altho they really should have a plan for staff to check on used paper towels, etc as the trash cans in restrooms are often overflowing. I mean, where, exactly, to the staff go unless it’s the ones everyone uses? IF staff are waltzing into the RR’s like The Rest Of Us, they’d have to completely ignore the mess?!)
Explain to me why it’s on the customers to «report» lack of tidyness? Shouldn’t shifts have regular monitoring?
Would LOVE this location to have the «Dream Loungers» — moved from NW to West Omaha — and was spoiled with the 144^th & Maple location, for sure!
Food items reflect a great offering and the lobby is always «presentable.»
Would be nice to be able to order food items in the Lounge, if Marcus Theatres is listening!”

The theatre was clean. Seats were very comfortable. Nice recliners in the auditorium we were in. Popcorn tasted good. Sound quality was good. Picture quality was the reason I didn’t give this a 5 star. It was very dark to be honest. I saw Star Wars for the second time here and it immediately stuck out to me from my previous experience. Will try this place out one more time and if it’s the same I won’t come back.

Best place to watch a movie, super clean and professional employees. The loungers are almost perfect, not sure why they have the bars behind each row… when you recline all the way the bar becomes part of the screen

This theater needs a kiosk to print pre paid tickets. We had to wait in line for at least 20 minutes. For $ 12.50 per ticket they should be able to upgrade to a kiosk.

Great seating. Great environment. Will definitely go again. It’s a good place all around. Thumbs up on all accounts. Loving the lounge area too.

I like this theater. Good seating… Good theater sound. Always have had a good experience here. Plus today is $ 5.00 movie day. Yippee!

Best theater in Omaha!

Fairly nice new theater, but it’s down on my list as far as preference. Just not quite in my wheelhouse in terms of design and it’s the farthest away from midtown. Also, off topic, I swear I already wrote a review of this theater… something to do with a feeling of hearding cattle. Did it get flagged for some reason?
Anyway, Friday night this (and all Village Point in general) is the new place to be for teens who can’t drive — or maybe for those that can, they’re starting to look the same age to me… The last Friday we went, they were hanging out in the lobby in droves. And on a Saturday afternoon the theater was full of young children… of course we were seeing Over the Hedge, but that couldn’t have anything to do with the fact that we were the only adults in the theater without kids, would it?

Not a fan.
The snack bar menu looked really cool. They serve Whitecastle cheeseburgers. Of course it was movie theatre prices, a little of $ 2 per burger. All they are doing is heating up frozen ones in a microwave. So they taste like it too, not like a real Whitecastel burger.
The theater itself is really nice and the seats are big and comfy. However they stack the showtimes too close togther. I went to see my movie and tried to walk in 10 minutes early to get a good seat and relax a minute. The prior showing was still going. The prior viewing actual went up to the time my showing was starting.
So unless you want to see the end of the movie you are about to see before the start, don’t walk in early. There were several of us standing outside waiting for it to end. That’s crazy you can’t even be 2 minutes early.