Spanning the entire width of the spacious lobby, the concession stand offers the traditional fare, beverages, candy, and freshly-popped buttered popcorn. Even with the stress of serving over 800 people and it being the first night, the concession staff was very friendly and helpful. It was refreshing to see that the popcorn was popped at the concession stand, instead of being bagged after being popped an unknown number of days earlier. As has become popular in theater design lately, the screens are placed down hallways on each end of the concession stand. The remaining screens line the back of the building, for a total of eight screens.
Restrooms are readily accessible at each end of the lobby.
Each theater is nicely appointed with rocker seats throughout, and is handicap accessible. Assistive listening devices are available for those with hearing difficulties. The smaller auditoriums can seat 90 movie-goers, with the largest theaters holding 220 patrons. Four of the auditoriums feature curved screens, which improve the distribution of light on the screen from the projector. The largest screens are installed in the two THX auditoriums, each measuring 38.5 feet by 16.5 feet.