Woodside Square Cinemas

The experience was not good at all. The bass speakers were not working, and the sound was terrible. If you want to watch South Indian movies, I suggest you go to York Cinemas instead. The ticket prices are the same.

Woodsite Square Cinemas has both positives and a few areas for improvement. The theatre is conveniently located and offers a decent selection of movies, including new releases. Specialy indian films. There are 3 screens the 3rd screen is bigger than others. Additionally, every Tuesdays price reduction to 10 dolles plus tax depends on the demands other days 16 to 20 plus tax.The seats are fairly comfortable, and the sound quality is good, so it’s enjoyable once you’re settled in. The theater is conveniently located with plenty of parking, so it’s easy to find a spot even during peak times.Overall, it’s an okay place to catch a movie, but there’s room for improvement to make it a top choice.

At least make the experience worth for the money. The screens and seats are outdated, the speakers are unbearably loud with no Dolby or Atmos, and the overall quality is subpar. If you want to justify the premium pricing, invest in better technology and comfort—right now, it’s simply not worth it. Otherwise allow South Indian movies to play in Cineplex, you guys are charging more than Cineplex and not allowing South Indian movies to play. You are charging $22 for a C grade theatre.

This is the worst theater I have ever been to. The sound quality is awful, and the seats feel like sitting on rocks. Sitting for three hours is unbearable, and it will leave your back aching.nnUnfortunately, they take advantage of the fact that we have no other option to watch South Indian movies.nnThe most disappointing part is the behavior of the male staff. They act as if we are watching movies for free, treating customers with extreme rudeness and arrogance. Their attitude is unacceptable, and they need proper training on how to interact with customers.

Very hard to find the cinema. Google maps will take you infront of woodside plaza which is far from the actual cinema entrance. Whenever you try to book a ticket online, it wont let you citing AVS mismatch even if you try after checking. If anyone want to go to this cinema, try putting Saravana bhavan as landmark because thats where its located at. Overall cinema looks cheap and feels cheap and disorganised. Voicemail is full if a call is tried. Its better to go York, but make sure to wear bulletproof