Regal Atlas Park Stadium 8

Amazing, love the place, is a great place to hang out with friends shop drink eat or just simply watch a movie

Comfortable, clean, and you can usually easily find a seat. Don't use the candy magic vending machine in the lobby, though. It dispenses small cups for about the same price as a packaged snack at the counter.

The queens center mall is much better. They should open a movie theater there. And then close this mall ,put a nice park in there.

Saw 9:10pm showing of Jurassic World on 7/15/15. Stood on line for 10 solid minutes to try and purchase a bottle of water. Only 3 people ahead of me. The line never moved and I decided to forget it. As for the theater, visiting from out of town reminds me that I never want to move back to this city. Some self important twit there with his family in the row in front of me kept on texting someone during the movie and randomly kept switching on a bright light on his smart phone because apparently, it is too difficult to guide your hand into a bag of candy in the dark or some such nonsense. To boot, their child kept rocking back and forth in the seat like it was a ride. The motion was distracting. I guess since the parent had no manners, he didn't bother to teach the child any either. After enough of that. I ushered my friend to move back a row and problem solved. Nope, people in the row behind us which was also the last row decided that going to the movies was for having random conversations throughout. My friend requested they please be quiet and although it helped some, they decided they just couldn't halt their discussion in between action sequences. Too bad they didn't stay home and watch nickelodeon. It seems their attention span was much more attuned to that than any dialogue in this film. Rude, selfish and no manners all around. So much for all the signs and prompts for courtesy before the movie. Oh well.

Theatre manager, Joanna went out of her way to help with a Crown Card Loyalty program issue. I spoke with her briefly about my situation and I found her to be polite and empathetic. Before speaking with her I was feeling like Regal may be taking advantage of their customers who use the Crown Card; however, Joanna left me feeling like Regal really cares about their customers. The mark of a true customer service is an ultimate desire to create a genuine solution for customers. Customer service is alive and well right here in Queens, NY at Regal Cinemas Atlas Park 8.

Getting audiences to walk into movie theaters these days, is more difficult than ever before. Than you for making me feel like my patronage matters.