Attending the Cinemark Century Theatres at Sam's Town for the first time was an enjoyable experience. Although the slightly rocking chairs look well used, carpeting appears to be fairly new and sight lines are very good. My wife and I saw "Midnight in Paris," and the visual images reflected on the slightly curved screen from a digital projector were crystal clear, and the sound from multiple speakers loud. First Look was shown, and previews and the main attraction started on time.
Ticket prices were reasonable but confusing. They change by day of the week and time. Top price for all but 3D movies was $10.50 for adults; $8.00 for military members, veterans, and students; and $8.00 for Seniors aged 62 and higher. The concession stand was well stocked with edible choices but prices were steep. Bulk candy goes for $10.80 per pound, and it doesn't take too many spheres of chocolate or other sweet treats to quickly mount in accumulated weight. Restrooms are conveniently located near individual screening rooms in this 18-screen movie complex, but paper towels on the counter during my two visits were in a messy, partially wet state. This was a 3-1/2-star experience.