AMC Town Square 18 Tweet

4.2 - 5 votes

Near: McCarran International Airport
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6587 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA

Ratings

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Reviews for AMC Town Square 18

Kaiju Kid

2 weeks ago

This is a great AMC theater location, and the better of only two AMCs in the Las Vegas area. It's located very close to the strip and has modern amenities like reclining seats, an IMAX screen, and Dolby color/ sound. However, because the theater business is at a low, there are some issues. The restrooms are old, and kinda funky smelling. Not all the automated soap dispensers or faucets work. They've been like this for as long as I can remember, but haven't been addressed, let alone fixed. Maybe the funds aren't there. Having said that, the positives outweigh the negatives. If you're a movie fan, this is a good theater choice.

Benjamin Cruz

a month ago

Dolby Digital theater has nice sound and a big screen. Seats are very comfortable although the power controls did not work very well. Probably time for a maintenance check. While the actual movie experience was good everything else was terrible. Box office was only staffed with 1 employee who could not keep up with the line... Management should've had two people working there. I first tried to use the kiosks but the screen went blank each time I tried to start so that wasn't an option. Concessions line was also painfully slow. It took us about 25min to get to the front of the line. The picture I attached is after we got our popcorn and drinks. We won't be returning to this theater.

Rugby

a month ago

18 screens 4,000 seats Located at the southern end of the ‘Strip’, not far from the Mandelay Bay Hotel & Casino is the newly built open-air Town Square shopping center. The Town Square 18 is at the rear of the center in its own stand alone building. It opened on November 15, 2007 with "Beowulf" in one of the screens, presented in digital Real D 3D. All the screens have digital projection & sound and seven of them have 3D capability. Seating is provided for over 4,000 with capacities in the screens ranging from 470, down to 105. All have modern rocker seats installed in a stadium format. It was operated by the Dallas, TX based; Rave Motion Pictures chain until January 2013, when AMC took over. Contributed by Ken Roe Sometimes all I want to do is head west on 20 in a car I can't afford with a plan I don't have - just me, my music, and the road. Baby: I'd like that, too.

Letitia Noriega

a month ago

It's a great theater that has one of the largest IMAX experiences. Tonight showing A Quiet Place: Day One. I always enjoy movies here, and this was no disappointment. Cinematography was stunning. Along with action. If you blink, you could miss it. The trilogy is complete. Each movie shines on its own, or you can binge all over a weekend. John Krasinki story continues with a new director, Nichols. The story and visual breaths air to new genre horror drama. The emotion of fear is not being able to live instead of dying. The characters acquire peace by helping others live. This was a beautiful story thru several eyes, AMC offers the best entertainment for movie night. Thank you to Paramount. Highly Recommend.

Chase Gifford

a week ago

This place has my favorite theater in the Vegas valley, the Dolby Theatre. But this review is about their handling of the Deadpool popcorn bucket release on July 25, 2024. It was, simply put, abysmal. Instead of letting people line up inside where there’s a/c, they ignored us outside in 108°f heat with direct sunlight. We were cooking, they didn’t care. After making many of us roast for an hour or more, literally one minute before opening doors, they dropped on us their bogus policy that only those who have a purchased movie ticket to Deadpool & Wolverine could buy a bucket. They could have had a sign, they could have told us when it was an hour before opening, they could have just not done it. But of course they did. They forced many of us to line up again and buy a ticket. I did so, got my merch and got a refund (ha!). Holding the merch hostage for a movie ticket is bogus but telling us for the first time as we’re walking in the door after burning alive is borderline cruel. Oh and not for nothing, but this place’s concession lines are always horrible. If there’s ten people in front of you expect a 40 minute wait before it’s your turn. I just hoped for better.

AMC Town Square 18