Suggestions for Movie Theater near Grant Park, Atlanta

Dee B. • January 12Really Comfortable seats!

Rachel B. • March 22, 2011All concessions cost $2 or less. Most are less. Admission always free for GSU students. Non GSU students can still attend: $3 matinee, $5 evening.

Keith S. • April 21, 2013Interesting and brings up memories from your childhood that you probably haven't thought about in years as well as introducing you to new tastes...gotta try the Beverly!

Kym Reid D. • June 20, 2013LOVE THIS!!! So much better than Stone Mountain's 4-D theatre. I honestly wasn't expecting it to be much fun...I was wrong!!!!

Josh B. • December 30, 2022Georgia’s oldest operating indie and art house theater. Art Deco 1920’s vibe, but with mod gear/sound. Constant rotation of classics and new releases. One my fav spots in the city!

Steve L. • October 24, 2011My favorite movie theater in town. I suggest getting a drink before or after at Apres Diem to make a night of it.

Jonathan S. • March 31, 2014Go to all the shows and ignore the know-it-all filmie fanboys atwitter in the row behind you.

Taylor G. • November 26, 2011Kinda dorky, but worth it for the little kids.

Sarah P. • July 10, 2011Halle berry is delicious!!! Must try!

Atlanta • November 13, 2012Opened in 1929 as a lavish movie theater, the Fabulous Fox hosts a variety of cultural and artistic events, as well as a summer film series.

HISTORY • April 19, 2010Atlanta's only surviving drive-in movie theater, it's been entertaining movie fans since 1949 & shows double-feature first run movies. The theater also features a flea market which is open on weekends

Travel + Leisure • May 29, 2012A great value is the Premium Day Pass, which includes admission to all five galleries and the "4D" movie theater.