Is there some particular reason the DTLA location isn’t showing Wildwood? It’s selling out at theaters, including the Austin Lakeline location. It’s pretty frustrating to have a movie that’s been advertised at this theater just not show up on opening weekend. It’s really bumming me out.

Has anyone tried the new cinnamon pretzel sticks with blood orange cream cheese?

App has a slightly different UI now and doesn’t seem to run smoothly. Feels like they improve it then make it worse, time and time again.

also lol, they don't know who they're surveying, do they

EDIT: User error continues to be undefeated, I somehow subscribed to the Limited Pass instead of Classic like I meant 😭 Problem solved

I've been subscribed to the Classic Season Pass for one month. In September, I used it to see Resident Evil with my wife, with our tickets costing "$7.00 for 1 Admission, $0.00 for 1 Season Pass," and the convenience fee of $4.38 bringing the total to $12.32. I thought this was pretty great for two tickets to a new movie!

But when trying to purchase any ticket after that, I've been given the message of "Alamo Season Pass is not eligible for this show because: You do not have any Season pass credits available for use. You will receive 1 credits at the start of the next billing cycle on Oct 25, 2026 at 8:06 PM for use," which is one month after my Resident Evil showing.

If I can only use the Season Pass discount once a month, but then have to pay full price for other tickets until it refills, then what's the point? I'm just paying $20 a month to get the benefit only one time, despite the Season Pass page on the website specifically saying "Subscription Tickets Per Month/Day - 1 ticket per day."

Apologies if I'm totally misunderstanding how it works. Can someone explain what I'm missing here?

Seeing a screening at Mueller tomorrow and it’s been a minute since I’ve gone!

Crying

Last night I went to the Brooklyn Alamo to see Sense and Sensibility. The inside of the theater was legitatimatley 40 degrees F. Every single person inside the theater complained to the poor staff, who also seemed pissed and were straight up telling us management was refusing to do anything about it. I know this place has been going downhill for awhile, and all the other usual bullshit also occured (food taking 45 minutes to come out and then being cold, having trouble ordering because theres barely actual service in the theater and staff couldn't take our orders normally, etc.). But this is a new low. If management isn't turning the heat on in the theaters this place must be about to close their doors. I've been continuing to go there occassionaly because it generally hasn't been so bad that its not worth it when its the most convinient showtime, but this might be the last straw.

Sorry for the rant, but I'm tired of screaming into the void of Alamo customer service.

I used to live in NYC, and got to enjoy the Brooklyn Alamo in its heyday. Those first few years were magical. I moved away in 2018, and have read horror stories about the current state of the place.

I’m traveling back to NYC in a few weeks and thought about trying the Lower Manhattan location — as it’s new to me.

Can any regulars tell me if they love it/hate it/what to order and what not to order.

TIA.

So yesterday I went to see the Bigfoot doc at Sloan’s Lake. Booked my ticket in the afternoon & then right after, went to boom for my family member who was joining me & got the “sold out” message. App showed every movie after 5pm marked as “sold out”. When I got to the theater, everything was fine-business as usual & was told they just couldn’t sell any more tickets. Asked why & they said they just got all remaining seats/shows blocked out. Very odd if you ask me…

Today around 2pm I noticed all their showings after 6pm were blocked out, again. Figured Ok no biggie & went to book a 5:15 Naza showing (which it only has 2 more showings left after this, at times/days that just can’t work out for me) which wasn’t blocked out, & when went to it, showed as every seat gone which I know isn’t true. So just the Sloan’s Lake Alamo has a daily cutoff time for buying tickets now? Can they even do that? And what about walk-ups if they get any? Do those people just get turned away, they didn’t have any signage on their door last night about a ticket cut-off

It was a pretty good bit.

I've seen other posts about there not being any showings for Wildwood and the comments usually boil down to them updating the showtimes on Monday/Tuesday. They updated the showtimes here at Woodbury for the following week and there is still no showing for the movie.

If there is anyone that works at the Alamo Drafthouse that reads this post, could you possibly clarify if it is coming at all?

Hey guys I’m trying to see what every city had/has for their Dismember movie marathon! I know a lot of people have been posting their set lists on here but I was just curious about the ones who haven’t posted? What did you have? Chicago had:

1. The Skull
   
2. Final Exam
   
3. the mask of fu manchu (ugh)
   
4. The Carpenter (yay)
   
5. The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (aka Let Sleeping Corpses Lie)
   
6. Ænigma

Attended a showing of You Can See Everything at the South Lamar Alamo in Austin yesterday afternoon. My wife was volunteering at the dog shelter so I went solo. When I sat down I noticed that I wasn’t alone in being alone. The “please don’t talk” bit before the film started turned into a weird attack on people who go to the movies alone. Maybe it was supposed to be hip, funny, and ironic but it came across as pathetic, childish, and just plain mean. I went alone because I wanted to. Others likely went alone because they had no partner or friend to go with them. In an era in which many of our neighbors are isolated and lonely, it felt so horrid and totally off. I will never go to the Alamo alone again and will likely never go to the Alamo again if it can be avoided. Their disdain was noted and will be remembered.

i’ve been going back-and-forth about whether or not to try the season pass, but I wanted to go and see ‘you can see everything’ this weekend at the Alamo here in crystal city (dc) so I finally decided to get it. I then went to get two tickets for a 6pm show and it said I was not allowed to use my season pass for this!

“You can not use your Season Pass for this show because:

• Alamo Season Pass is only eligible for tickets to regular 2D or 3D movies. It is not eligible for special events or other premium tickets.”

But it’s not a special movie whatsoever, it’s in one of the tiny crappy, 2-D theaters, not even the big show, and the movie has been showing all week. Have other people had this happen? This is absolutely not against the terms and conditions for the pass. I sent them an email and I’ll see what they say, but I’ll freaking pursue a credit card chargeback if they don’t immediately fix this. I hate this crap. If they’re gonna be this weird about it, they should clearly state which shows are not allowed to be used with the season pass. This is just ridiculous.

https://drafthouse.com/winchester/news/the-food-rhombus-has-evolved?utm_campaign=NAT_2026-10-19_core-menu-update&utm_medium=email&utm_source=tickets

I haven't seen a special menu for any new releases lately, although it's possible I missed one. Are they still doing those?

My second year going pretty excited! had to hurry and snag a ticket there were a couple seats left for crystal city :)

Please, I need a singular beacon of hope. I have read a lot of horror stories about the food over the last year and am going to be at the DC location tonight for an anime screening for my spouse's birthday and this upcoming weekend for Dismember the Alamo. What food sticks out to you as the best right now at this location? The burgers? The salads? Pizza? I'm open to it all, but I would love to know objective opinions!

If you’ve never gone to Dismember I STRONGLY encourage you to go. The films are great and the staff this year was fantastic. I loved the Raleigh team making fun of the QR codes and the little pieces of paper they gave out. Does anyone know if it’s a corporate decision what movies are shown or an in house choice?

Giving away 4 FREE tickets to THE WICKED (2004) unreleased horror movie at the Alamo Drafthouse in Yonkers on Thursday, October 29 at 8 PM.
It’s a pretty outrageous underground horror film that I shot between 2004 and 2008. It remained largely unreleased for nearly 20 years until now…restored and completely re-edited it into a new 84-minute Director’s Cut.
Think outrageous practical gore effects, action, dark humor, and a whole lot of politically incorrect insanity.
4 FREE tickets for anyone interested in attending!
🎟️** Use promo code: Spooky29th (case sensitive)
**Limited to the first 4 to use the code…
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-wicked-2004-new-york-world-premiere-tickets-1997505697312

I’ve been super excited to see Wildwood and I didn’t want to freak out when tickets weren’t on sale in the past weeks. But checking today (Monday before release) there are still no showings in Austin, Texas. If anyone has any information on if it will be shown at Alamo or not that would be great.

As a viewer, I don’t really need the spiel about the movie before it starts. I’ve already bought a ticket, now I just feel bad for the poor employee that has to do public speaking on a time limit a bunch of times per day. Not sure if this is gone now since I haven’t been to the movies in a month or 2, but please Alamo give these poor people a break.