Cinemark Summerville

Small multiplex with several small theaters. Rocking chair seating. Reserved seating only. The seating is a bit worn, but very comfortable. Concessions include some hot food options in addition to the usual popcorn, coke & candy. Friendly service & clean restrooms.

For a cheap experience it works but bathrooms were nasty, no one was waiting where we were getting tickets so we had to wait for someone to come out and when we got to our seats there was drinks spilled everywhere and food all over the floor. We seated and the movie also started over 10 minutes late. Only giving 2 stars because tickets were half the price of most places and concessions weren't too bad on price.

There is a shortage of staff, poorly run or managed. There should be 1-2 people giving tickets, then 2 people taking concession orders. There is just two people taking concession orders then movie tickets, in line a long period of time. Tickets are reasonably priced.

This theater is great, but it really needs to stop allowing babies and very young children into regular showings. At this morning's screening of Spider-Man: A New Day, three adults brought three young children. One wasn't even old enough to sit in a seat and cried throughout much of the movie, while the other two repeatedly ran up and down the aisles and danced in front of the screen. If your child isn't able to sit quietly through a movie, please wait until they're older or arrange for a sitter. Everyone else paid to enjoy the film, and it's frustrating when the experience is disrupted because parents aren't managing their children. I really enjoy this theater, which is why I hope Cinemark will consider offering some adults-only or child-free showings. I think a lot of moviegoers would appreciate having that option.

Spider-Man was everything. glad I was finally able to get a good seat the concession lines were a lot longer than usual but that’s to be expected with the number 1 movie. I had a great time watching the movie here the only issue was how the other patrons in line didn’t know what they wanted and held up the lines longer than they needed to be. The guy in front of me was straight up a Karen or the male equivalent of one… a “Karl” Bro if they don’t have it they don’t have it. No need to get the manager and to yell about putting up a sign meanwhile there’s like 40 people behind you still waiting to get to the movie