My husband and I are big movie people so we could not wait for this theater to open. We knew about the bargain theater but, it closed right around the time we moved to the south hills. After reading the PPG article about the transformation, we knew we had to check out the theater as soon as we could. It is now our favorite place to go.
All of the theaters have big, leather reclining seats in them. They have cup holders in the armrests that fit any size drink. The aisles are also nice and wide so that you can walk through, even when people have their seats fully reclined. You are also not in anyone elses way when you recline your seat. The seats are all reserved as well; you pick your seat when you purchase your ticket, either at the theater or online through the Century Square Website or using the Century Square Mobile app. (Slight drawback that you cannot use Fandango or another, larger theater page/app but, I don't think it is that big of a deal).
The entire facility is brand new; very spacious and clean. The bathrooms are nice. I especially like the little shelf in the women's restroom in each stall for you to place a purse or anything else you might be carrying that you cannot hang on the hook.
I think the ticket prices are about normal ($8 matinee and $11 weekday evenings/$12 weekend evenings), especially since you have the seats. The concession stand prices are about the same as other theaters. They also have a small bar/restaurant area that serves pizza and some other food. I believe you can take those items into the movie with you, but I haven't done that yet.
The only thing I wish they had is a rewards program. My husband and I go to the movies a lot, either by ourselves or with friends and family. We are members of Stubs Premier with AMC so that we can get some rewards back. (Going to the movies is not cheap anymore!) I hope that Century Square decides to implement a rewards program; that would be the only thing to make the experience even better!