Regal Starlight - Anderson — Attraction in Sandy Springs

Staff were courteous and friendly for the most part while getting tickets and snacks for the last movie of the night, however... 10:45pm 01:15 AM 01:16 AM

Theater is always clean when my daughters and I go to see a movie. Staff is always friendly and helpful. Concession stand prices are ridiculously high tho but they do offer to refill the popcorn or soda.

My rating of 4 stars instead of 5 is because the closed captioning glasses haven't worked right the last two times that I've been there. The first time, they quit in the middle of the movie and last time I went, they just blinked the movie number over and over. I don't want to leave in the middle of the movie bc it does take them a while to go and get the glasses ready. I just did my best and tried to lip read the movies. I had to ask my daughter quite a few times what everybody in the movie was saying. The staff was very friendly and apologetic when I let them know that the glasses were not working.

A few years ago, I went to Amstar one time and used their CC device, and the batteries died in the middle of the movie. They gave me a free pass. Regal did not offer me that, but I do still prefer going to the Regal bc it's less crowded than the Amstar is. So please get the CC glasses fixed or replaced bc I would like to continue to be a...

My daughters and I went to this Regal Cinema location to see The Greatest Showman with Hugh Jackman. [Enjoyable!]

The ticket window process went surprisingly quickly, as the line was lengthy.

The snack bar went well, too. Not a long wait, though many patrons were getting their beverages and snacks at the same time. The employees were efficient and helpful.

The whole place, inside and out, was quite clean. I appreciate that a great deal. It takes a concerted and solid effort.

The movie was shown without a hitch. The evening at the movies was a good time for us all.

The only downside is one in common with most cinemas. The price is prohibitive for many people to go with any sort of regularity. The tickets are pricey enough, but the concession costs amount to an insult after injury.

I doubt this will change anytime soon. Still, if Hollywood ignores the situation, they may find cinema going the way of the drive-in movie or Blockbuster.

Netflix. Hulu. Amazon Prime, etc. are cheaper, more convenient options, and poised for...