AMC Dine-In Levittown 10

"First time being here in a long time, and was very glad to see a lot of the updates. The new seating with reclining seats and trays (for if you get any food, which you can even order to your seat) which is a nicely added comfort for the movie experience. Felt like the picture quality might have been a little lacking in comparison, but that could also have just been the film itself so I won't pass judgment too quick. Plenty of parking in the big lot nearby, and staff were friendly and quick to get people served even when it was relatively crowded on a Friday night."

"This movie theatre is close to us and it is super convenient. We enjoy the seats & theaters are usually pretty clean. We do sometimes have issues with the concessions stand, as there will sometimes only be one person working for a line of 10+ people. But make sure to come early enough and that shouldn’t be an issue !"

"They remodeled the theater, and I was pleasantly surprised as to how comfortable the reclining seats are. We ordered our tickets ahead of time, which was great. No lines but you do pay a convenience fee. This place even has a bar! Go figure! The bathrooms weren't bad considering the swarms of people in and out. Parking can be challenging because the theater is in a strip mall where there is a BJs and LAFitness. Overall, it was a great experience."

"TL;DR: Older, but updated theater that’s understaffed. Tasty popcorn, comfortable seating. My companions and I failed to do research into how the dine-in program works. You really do need to order your meals prior to the movie starting. If you pull out your phone during the movie to place an order, it’s not going to work. So, I went to the concession stand and met a guy who’d also made the same mistake. I tried ordering food, but was told that they were understaffed and there was only one guy in the back doing food prep. I ended up ordering a few buckets of popcorn for the group. I did see that hot dogs were available. When I tried to pay I saw a sticker on the terminal that said “No ApplePay.” Really? Then I tried to scan my Stubs barcode and that didn’t work either. I asked the employee if this theater were being neglected because it would be closing soon. He said No, but didn’t seem convinced. This felt more like a neglected mom and pop theater and not part of a large theater chain."