For those interested in a good movie experience, go to SouthPoint - you'll pay less and pick your own seat. Seniors are seniors with or without an AARP card - they were welcome to check my license for my date of birth. We ordered the same at GVR and it was $31.00!!! I asked about a senior discount at the concession and it is only given with an AARP card which we don't have and have no desire to get.
At SouthPoint, it's about $14.00 including a senior discount. Then to add 'insult to injury', we are people who enjoy popcorn & soda at a movie. It has a charming brick road, a s casino, and loads of unique shops. When we got to our seat, we were sandwiched between other people. Green Valley Ranch, Sunset Station, Fiesta, Galaxy Luxury. When we paid our $4.00/each we had to actually pick a seat!! I don't know about you but we enjoy sitting where there is room on either side of us to use the armrests. We purposely picked Wednesday which is $4.00 for seniors - same as SouthPoint except they have senior day on Mondays and $5.25 day on Tuesdays which makes them have more choices for saving money. But we wanted to see 'Stan & Ollie' which was only at the Regal theaters at GVR near our house. If I were reviewing them, I'd give them a 5 rating. My husband and I usually go to Cinemark at SouthPoint Hotel to see movies.
