Kimball's Peak Three Theater — Local services in Colorado Springs

A great classic movie going environment.

After putting off going here for many years, I gave it a shot, and was very pleasantly surprised. The idea of a theater for independent film is a dying one, but this place is a true hidden gem. They take a market for independent film making and give it a venue, and they do it well. A few of their employees are very passionate about the art of the movies. I’d compare this place to a real life Majestic.

Let’s get down to it. Their employees are nice and knowledgeable. They have really competitively priced concessions, including a unique full bar aspect. The sound and projector quality is really cutting edge. A surprisingly modern feel that also has a classic soul. I really only have one gripe with place is the seats are aged and very small once you sit in them you are ok but it can be a bit of a challenge.

Overall I really loved the place and I plan...

Recently saw two movies at Kimball’s: a silent movie in the lounge and Top Gun in Screen 1. Great concept to show movies in the lounge. We will definitely watch movies in the lounge again enjoying an adult beverage. Screen 1 is updated. The viewing and sound is good. Great idea to take the first few rows out. We sat in the new first row and had a great experience. We expect to go back to Kimball this week to see Downton Abbey. Thank you for renovating this old theatre and providing movies downtown Colorado Springs. We walk to the theatre. One quirk that I appreciate is the marquee has the original letters. Since the letters are not made anymore Kimball uses numbers for letters they no longer have like 3 for...

I just left the theatre after waiting 45 minutes for the movie to start. There was some sort of glitch, and we were ultimately sent away with refunds or passes. The manager could not have been more apologetic or kind. He came out with frequent updates and thanked us for our patience. I will return tomorrow to try again. While I appreciate the pass, it doesn't compensate us for the disappointment, loss of time and parking fees. Perhaps those who present their passes could be offered a small popcorn or soda? Those items have a tremendous markup, and a significant amount of goodwill could be obtained for a very small cost for...