Your Guide to Movie Theaters: Greenville, SC

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Are you heading to the movies in Greenville, SC? Fun for the family, fun with friends, or a great date night, whatever the reason, a movie at the theater is great entertainment. For the next time you are wanting to head to the theater, we have a list of the movie theaters in Greenville to help you find the best place to watch a movie.

Best movie theaters in Greenville, SC

If you want something fun to do with your kids, seeing a movie is always a hit.  Rain or shine, seeing a movie on the big screen is fun for all ages. We recently took my 3-year-old daughter to her first movie, and it was a blast. 

We loaded up this list of movie theaters in our area with some of the extra activities and amenities they offer.

Pro-tip: If you’re a member of a warehouse store such as Costco or Sam’s Club, check their web site or store for discounted tickets!

For more ideas of fun things to do inside, see our Ultimate Guide to Things to Do Inside in Greenville.

Regal Hollywood Stadium 20 & RPX

Located at 1029 Woodruff Road in Greenville, this theater has a lot to offer. It is situated close to several shopping centers and restaurants for a complete night out. This is one of the busier theaters in Greenville, so buy tickets in advance if you are seeing a new release and get there early for a parking space close to the box office. 

Tickets can be purchased at the box office, printed at home, sent to your mobile phone, or purchased from a kiosk at the theater.  Amenities include digital projection, 3-D movies, a game room, listening devices, stadium seating, concessions, and reserved seating.

The Regal Crown Club Rewards program offers reward credits just for going to the movies.  Credits are earned by purchasing tickets and concessions, which can then be redeemed for a variety of rewards, including free movies and concessions. 

Membership is free, so make sure to ask the next time you visit or check the Regal Crown Club Rewards website. Special events can be held at this facility such as birthday parties, meetings, and private screenings.  Also featured at this theater is My Way Matinee, a regularly -scheduled sensory-friendly movie program that features films with lower sound and brighter lights.

Camelot Cinemas

Located at McAlister Square, 48 E Antrim Drive in Greenville, this independent, locally owned theater is quite a bit smaller than some of the others in the area. It features concessions (which include beer and wine), clean facilities, and friendly staff. 

The facility is also available for special events such as birthday parties, group events, fundraisers, corporate functions, and spirit nights.  There is rarely a long line to purchase tickets or concessions, and there is ample parking.  Camelot Cinemas also has the cheapest ticket prices around!

Regal Cherrydale Stadium 16

This theater is located at 3221 Pleasantburg Drive in Greenville and is in close proximity to some excellent restaurants and shopping. They offer mobile tickets, print-at-home tickets, and a ticket kiosk in the lobby.  Movies can be viewed in standard format, RPX, or 3D. 

This theater also offers the Regal Crown Club Rewards program which gives rewards for going to the movies.  Credits are earned by purchasing tickets and concessions and can be redeemed for a variety of rewards, including free movies and concessions. 

Membership is free, so make sure to ask the next time you visit. Tickets can be purchased at the box office, printed at home, sent to your mobile phone, or purchased from a kiosk at the theater.  Amenities include digital projection, 3D movies, and concessions.  Special events can be held at this facility such as birthday parties, meetings, and private screenings. 

Movie Theater prices in Greenville

Regal Simpsonville Stadium 14 & IMAX

This fairly new theater is located at 780 South Street in Simpsonville. If you haven’t seen a movie at an IMAX theater, you are missing out! The booming sound, huge screen, and overall experience are incredible. The theater is situated close to several shopping centers and restaurants in town so there is plenty to do for several hours of fun.

Tickets can be purchased at the box office, printed at home, sent to your mobile phone, or purchased from a kiosk at the theater.  Amenities include a game room, listening devices, mobile tickets, a party room, print at home tickets, reserved seating, stadium seating, 3D and IMAX viewing options, and wheelchair accessibility. 

The Regal Crown Club Rewards program offers rewards for going to the movies.  Credits are earned by purchasing tickets and concession and can be redeemed for a variety of rewards, including free movies and concessions. Special events can be held at this facility such as birthday parties, meetings, and private screenings.  See theater management or click here for more details.

NCG Cinema

While it is about a 40-minute drive from Greenville, the NCG Cinema in Spartanburg—and its reclining seats—might be worth your while! Located at 1985 E. Main Street in the Hillcrest Shopping Center, NCG Cinema gets consistently high marks for its comfortable theater, quality snacks, and friendly staff.

While my family usually foregoes concessions, NCG offers free refills on sodas and popcorn! That’s a game-changer! There’s also the perk of Reel Deal Tuesdays: Every Tuesday movie tickets are only $5.25 all day and concessions are all discounted by a dollar. (Important to note is that Sony films are not included in the Reel Deal discount.)

The NCG Rewards program yields you points for every dollar spent at the theater, which can then be used to earn free concessions. Their Sensory Friendly movie series is at 10 am on select days, during which the volume of the movies is lowered, the lights are up, and moviegoers are welcome to walk around, talk, or even shout if they want to.

Summer Movies

Don’t forget the summer movie deals that happen at several theaters throughout the Upstate.

Which Upstate theater is your favorite?

Julie Brett
About the Author
Julie Brett is a mother of two and a Public Relations Manager in downtown Greenville. A resident of the Upstate area for 22 years, she currently resides in Simpsonville, and enjoys crafts, writing, and exploring the outdoors.

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