AMC Lincoln Square 13 — Attraction in New York

Jeffry was such a kind & thoughtful greeter when we arrived . You could tell he really enjoyed his job . I noticed several guests smiling after talking with him .

This theater is always first class and never has disappointed us . Clean bathrooms , large theaters where people have plenty of room . Working elevators & escalators . Accessible bathrooms for everyone including changing tables . Nice selection at the snack bar .

Important Tips - 25% off for showtimes before 4pm Discount Tuesdays tickets are hugely discounted Student Discounts Senior Discounts Military Discounts

Now I’d like to share some other wonderful features .

AMC also offers OC - open captions for movies (Subtitles) Which means you can Take Your Next Movie Beyond Next Level If you prefer to watch videos with on-screen captions at home, if you find dialogue difficult to hear or understand, or if you want to experience movies in a new way, try watching your next movie with Open Captions. Just look for the OC when selecting your movie .

If your group of 10 or more people would like to see a movie with Open Captions& you don’t see the time listed that you want you can call audience services &they can help . 1-877-262-4450

Did you know that Theatre rentals are available for an event birthday party etc ? Please email your contact information to Rentals@amctheatres.com for information on pricing and availability

At AMC, many of our showings are designated to assist moviegoers with hearing and vision impairments. We offer devices to enhance and amplify audio, provide closed captioning, or narrate the action on screen.

Assistive Listening Devices and Closed Captioning Devices are available at all locations. Not all titles comply with closed captions and/or audio descriptions. Look for showtimes with audio description or closed captioning labels or ask any AMC crew member for any assistance

Amc ‘s systems connect wirelessly to the devices:

Assistive Listening: Headset amplifies the film’s audio Audio Description: Headset provides descriptive narration throughout the film Features Include:

Adjustable volume setting Compatible with your headphones or supplied headset/neck loop

Closed Caption: Displays English dialogue on your device.

Features Include:

Flexible arm to adjust to the desired angle Can be secured in cupholder

AMC also offers SENSORY FRIENDLY FILMS

That means they turn the lights up and the sound down, so you can feel free to be you at these unique showings for people living with autism or other people that don’t do well in Loud Spaces .

Feel Free to be You

AMC is proud to partner with the Autism Society to offer unique movie showings where we turn the lights up, and turn the sound down, so you can get up, dance, walk, shout or sing! Our Sensory Friendly Film program is available on the second and fourth Saturday (family-friendly) and Wednesday evenings (mature audiences) of every month.

Feel Free to be You

It’s important to note that Sensory Friendly Screenings will begin immediately at its scheduled showtime, without trailers playing before the show starts. Please arrive on time so you don’t miss the movie!

Please check your local theatre listings for specific showtimes

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Normally I have a great time at AMC Lincoln Square. I have AMC A-List so I'm there almost every week seeing something if there's anything worth seeing.

However, tonight my experience was ruined by a staff member who tried to kick me out of the theater. I went to see The Accountant on Friday. I booked my tickets the night before to make sure I didn't miss it opening night. It was my own fault, but I ended up accidentally getting a ticket for Thursday night (the night I was booking) instead of Friday.

At the theater, a couple who had the seat I was in shared some very valid confusion as we saw we both had tickets for H14. We quickly resolved the issue because there were several seats open and they sat next to me. No issues at all.

Then, for some reason, minutes later, an off-duty staff member came from across the row to yell at me and demand I give up my seat and leave the theater. The couple next to me said everything was fine. It was only then, after he took my phone from me to see my ticket, that he discovered after maybe 2 minutes of close digging that my ticket was for Thursday, not Friday. I had been scanned in fine and assumed everything was OK, and tried to explain how it must have been a mistake I made while ordering tickets late the night before.

This didn't matter to the staff member, who cared more about my seat than the couple did. He called me a liar to my face about 5 times. Every time I explained it was an honest mistake, he just told me I could stop lying. It was so upsetting. It's hard to convey how rude, offensive, and disrespectful he was being, but he had some really negative energy.

Didn't really enjoy myself that night. Normally I have a great time and the staff is awesome (especially that one guy scanning tickets). This was the polar opposite. I've never seen that guy before, so I'm sure I'll never see him again, so hopefully I can just continue enjoying AMC Lincoln Square...

I went for the Smile 2 Early Screening Premiere on the 15th. The girl at box office looked like she didnt want to be there and when i asked her where the screen was she pointed me to a table. I eventually found the place where they were handing out the physical Smile 2 premiere tickets but the movie was not playing on that floor. The man working at the booth got on his phone, and the woman said she didnt know where the movie was playing, only the man knew?? but he was on his phone on a call in the middle of work. She said the movie was upstairs and probably on the third floor. I went there and only an IMAX screen was there so I asked an usher (boy with blonde hair) where Smile 2 was playing and he said to ask the people on the 1st floor (the same people that said the movie was playing on that 3rd floor…). At this time I was very pissed off because everyone working there was very rude and unhelpful and they had made me late for the movie already. I went down the stairs to the second floor and saw a greeter station so I figured they would know where Smile 2 was playing. Bingo! it was on that floor, almost 10 minutes of going up and down flights of stairs I finally found the theater but I had missed the first 10 minutes of the movie. Honestly I cannot recommend this location. Almost all employees are slow, and ruined the showing for me. I had a totally different experience at Regal 2 days later, where I went to watch the movie again because of the parts I had missed but most definitely will not be going back to this AMC location with its...