Regal Cinemas at Sunset Station Hotel

We recently watched the movie "Novocain," and the people I was with were wonderful, making the outing extra special. However, I can't wrap my head around why popcorn has become so expensive! They mix leftover popcorn with freshly popped batches and sell it as if it's entirely new. Isn't that misleading? While this practice might be common in the industry, it still feels wrong. Even with the added butter, the stale taste is undeniable. It’s frustrating because we're not allowed to bring our own popcorn, so we’re stuck with their overpriced version. It's disappointing since the rest of the visit was quite enjoyable. The staff was friendly and made us feel welcome. I didn't mind splurging on my giant soda and M&Ms, either. The reclining seats were comfortable, and the laughter from nearby preteens wasn't bothersome at all. There wasn't much else to criticize. Nonetheless, the popcorn situation needs attention! We should collectively avoid buying popcorn until theaters start making it fresh for each showing again. Freshly popped popcorn conjures the nostalgia and comfort of seeing a movie in the theater. Please, theaters, stop trying to cut corners. Reward us for choosing to enjoy movies on the big screen by improving the freshness of your snacks. Sincerely, A Concerned Moviegoer

Wow, the recently remodeled Regal Cinemas at Sunset Station Hotel in Las Vegas is truly amazing. The center for sports is beautiful with large clear screens, comfortable supportive chairs, rockers, and a bar. The slot chairs have been changed to white and there are a ton of old school Buffalo Gold and Jacks or Better video games available.

This theater is overall very nice, but there is a defect in the lower third of the screen in Screen 7 (one of the IMAX screens). The costs for food and tickets are what you would expect from a cinema nowadays -- on the pricier side. If it wasn't for the strange screen issue, it would be a 4 or 5 star experience.

Recently went to see Dune at Regal Cinemas at Sunset Station Hotel in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, there was a noticeable tear in the screen, which was disappointing as other reviewers have mentioned this issue without any response from the theater. It would have been nice to receive a discount or at least a heads up about the screen condition. And it was surprising that the IMAX tickets were still being sold despite the tear. Additionally, the lack of reclining seats for the price of the tickets was a letdown. It's hard to justify paying $25 for a subpar experience. See attached picture for reference.

Watched Dune at Regal Cinemas in IMAX at Sunset Station Hotel. Disappointed to find a noticeable tear in the screen, as others have also pointed out in previous reviews. Surprised that the issue hasn't been addressed or acknowledged by the theater. There was no indication of the tear or any discount offered on ticket prices. Selling IMAX tickets with a damaged screen seems careless. Additionally, the lack of reclining seats for a $25 ticket price was disappointing. Attached is a photo for reference.

The screen at Regal Cinemas at Sunset Station Hotel in Las Vegas had a noticeable wrinkle at the bottom center as of 3-5-24. It seemed like it had been there for a while. For a better IMAX experience, I suggest trying a different location until they fix this issue.