Grand 14 Cinema
BackMoviegoers can relax and enjoy Hollywood’s hottest films in the most comfortable movie theater in Myrtle Beach. With more than 2,600 luxury stadium seats, Grand 14 Cinema features high-back rocker seats and retractable arm rests, offering 14 fully expanded wall-to-wall screens, plus state-of-the-art Digital Dolby and DTS sound. Visit our page often for new movie listings.
Weekly offerings include:
– Discount Tuesdays EVERY Tuesday tickets are just $5.00 before 6:00 PM and $6.00 after 6:00 PM. Offer good for all films, all day. Concession discounts also available. (3D option is an additional fee.)
– Classic movies on the big screen every Wednesday and Sunday.
- 4002 Deville Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
- (843) 315-2991
- www.stonetheatres.com/grand14cinemas
Grand 14 CinemaRecent Reviews
Bobcar Hillegass
Great experience! Great movie (Top Gun)! Haven't been to movies in years and was pleasantly surprised with the sale of beer and wine. Comfortable seats. Audio wasn't bad but I expected better, that's why the 4 stars and not 5.
Cathy Mc
Well maintained theater located in Market Commons. And, I appreciate their matinee ticket price @ $6.50. Seats are comfortable and on different levels so one never has to worry about one's view being blocked. They sell beer for those that imbibe; the only issue is the wait for a 21-year old staff member to step in to serve the beer.
Adventuring Through Life with the Whits
What a great find! They have classic movie showings twice a week, discounts on Tuesdays (both before and after 6PM) and senior discounts. The seats and theaters were comfy and clean. The popcorn was awesome. Can't wait to come back...oh and there is nearby parking!
Angela Stevens
This is a beautiful theatre in North Myrtle Beach, SC. The auditoriums and restrooms were very clean. We attended a matinee so the ticket prices were excellent. The concessions were pricey, however, having worked for a theatre owner company, I know THIS is how they make money, not on the actual movies. Those funds go to the distributors (20th Century, Paramount, etc.). Inflation has hit everyone, so prices had to rise.
Fred Preston
Great theater, comfortable seats. Usually not too crowded. Edit: I'm trying to hang with them, I know times are tough, but something has to be done about the stink in there! I don't know what happened, but every time we go there now, it smells like an open sewer in there.