Universal™ Cinemark at Universal CityWalk Orlando

Orlando is a city of entertainment, with playgrounds and theaters abound, and each has its own characteristics. Universal Studios, Orlando's most famous playground, all of which are related to Universal Pictures films.

Going to AMC theater to experience a handful of "The No. 1 Player", the movie is not what I want to say, but the movie viewing experience itself. This AMC theater opened in a shopping center where Chinese people live more concentratedly has obviously been renovated, adding IMAX and Dolby Vision Studios. I specially picked the version of Dolby Vision Hall to see non-3D, and the experience has nothing to say. As for the theater facilities, in addition to the traditional popcorn drinks, the purchase area of the lobby has a bar table that can sell alcoholic drinks. When queuing to buy, there is a special VIP priority team, you can cut the queue to buy first, so I am very motivated to become a VIP. No wonder half of the revenue of American theaters is non-box office revenue. Entering the studio, it is also the first time to experience this electric seat, the backrest can be tilted back about 30 degrees, but the sight line will not be blocked by the front row, and the leg pad can also rise. Such a viewing experience, I think 20 knives a ticket is worth it. Finally, some Chinese gathered area AMC cinemas actually have a special session with Chinese subtitles, I am very surprised, and I feel very good! Although it is estimated that these special sessions are not IMAX or Dolby Hall, but for Chinese audiences who are not good enough in English is definitely a plus.

It is a movie theater in Universal Studios. You can think of the multi-plex in Korea. The City Walk is a shopping mall before going to the theme park, and there are restaurants, bars, souvenir shops, Shuttle bus and boat to the affiliated hotel are free

Hot, happy, fun.

Great place to see the latest movies...and you can dine while you watch your favorite movie!