Grand 22 Theatres

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• JD

  Jason Dolbear3 months ago

  This was the second time my 7 year old son I made a 2.5 hr drive to go see a movie here. Both times was 3d and dbox seats. Great experience other than the outrageous price of popcorn, drinks and all of the other concessions. Still a great time though. Definitely will do it again.

• AT

  Alexander Treasure4 months ago

  This theater has amazing decor, such as many classic movie posters in the halls (including an early "Revenge of The Jedi" poster, various Egyptian sculptures keeping in with the theme and even a diorama of Moses from the old Ten Commandments movie. I also appreciate that they screen movies made by local filmmakers, I was even fortunate enough to see the premiere of Medora: Empress of the Badlands, where the cast and crew behind the film had a Q&A. I also love the room with the reclining seats, very cozy.

• LB

  Leah Bandya year ago

  As the only movie theater left in town, there may not be much to compare to, but the Grand is definitely in the top tier of movie theaters. There are many different theaters with large screens, surround sound, and comfy seats with plenty of room. The ancient Egypt theme is unique and makes the experience much more special than a chain movie theater. It is reminiscent of an old movie palace. Lately the theater has been playing both new movies and throwback movies, which can be fun to switch it up. I recently went to see the movie Hazel, which was made by a North Dakotan and about a true story that happened in ND! There are certain days and times with lower prices, so make sure to look for deals. One thing that I especially like about the Grand is that you can choose your own seats, and there is usually plenty of room in each theater. In other cities, some movie theaters are much more packed, and it can be hard to find a set of adjacent seats with friends if you don't buy tickets in advance, but that is not the case here. Of course, the concessions are expensive, but the movie theater popcorn is yummy and just part of the experience. I'd recommend going to see movies at the grand!

• KS

  Kal Skadberg5 months ago

  My first time visiting this theater after moving into the area about a month ago and I have to say, I was a little disappointed. I already miss the comfortable lounge chairs that most theaters have these days. Walking in here felt like stepping back into the 1980s—and not in a good nostalgic way. I also really miss being able to purchase tickets online and choose a reserved seat. Buying tickets online for general admission only makes little sense. What’s the point of purchasing ahead of time if you still have to show up early and scramble to find a good seat? While waiting for the movie to start, instead of enjoying previews, movie news, or behind-the-scenes tidbits, I was staring at an outdated curtain covering the screen. The whole experience felt old and tired compared to what modern theaters offer today. On a positive note, Theater 13 had a nice screen and very good sound quality. The movie presentation itself was enjoyable.

• JL

  Jeremy Lebens5 months ago

  I spent 6 months of 2024 in Bismarck and I frequented this theater multiple times a week. It’s somehow a time capsule of the megaplexes of the past, yet also a modern day experience with ATMOS, D-Box, Big Screens, etc. everything is well maintained and clean and each auditorium has its own theme. I love the Egyptian theme and I think it’s awesome that this place is always packed and firing on all cylinders. One of the best theaters I’ve ever been to.