Regal Union Square Stadium 17

850 Broadway,
New York, NY 10003

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br91975
br91975 on March 29, 2005 at 12:11 pm

I’ve never had that experience at the Union Square thankfully, but I wonder if anyone who has filed a complaint with Regal’s home office -not that there’s a guarantee they’d give a you-know-what or that the person filing the complaint would receive a response, but anyway…

Movieguy718
Movieguy718 on March 29, 2005 at 12:11 pm

Yeah…they have a few mice. But you can actually HEAR THE MOVIES here! Clearly. Every word. Without straining. The picture is also always ON THE SCREEN. ALL OF IT. In focus. Consistently. There’s not another theatre in the entire city that has such consistently fine presentation. I’ll live with the mice. The popcorn IS expensive, but it’s GOOD! They all have mice…Kips Bay, Ziegfeld, Ewalk

KBellaKaos
KBellaKaos on March 29, 2005 at 12:04 pm

My favorite memory of this theater is that of people jumping up and leaving due to the high volume of mice. They scurry across you feet. I was extremely afraid to eat my popcorn after witnessing how free they were, and it’s like 6 dollars for a small. With the extreme prices they could attempt to exterminate. It was disgusting and horrible. The employees are like “we’re sooo embarrassed by the mice” and they very well should be.

dave-bronx™
dave-bronx™ on March 27, 2005 at 1:27 am

While I haven’t been there lately, I’ve been advised by someone who has that while seated you must keep your feet up off the floor, since the place is infested with rats – once a UA, always a UA…

br91975
br91975 on March 26, 2005 at 10:42 pm

This strikes me as incredibly lazy – the LED-display marquee makes mention of only two of what I’d guess to be the 10-12 films currently playing at the Union Square Stadium 14. Granted, they’re both Oscar winners – ‘The Aviator’ and ‘Sideways’ – and both films, irrelevant of snagging those awards last month are worth seeing, but wouldn’t you think a theatre would want to exert as much energy touting ALL the films they’re showing at once as they do an online and telephone ticket ordering service?

Movieguy718
Movieguy718 on February 18, 2005 at 12:04 am

This place has two decent size screens and 12 small ones. HOWEVER…they have the most consistent projection and sound in the entire city. Probably the best place to go for a good presentation. And that includes the Ziegfeld.