Valley 11 Cinemas

Always happy to go to the movies here. Everyone there is very personable and friendly. And they have the BEST popcorn 🍿

Great friendly staff. Very clean and a well oiled theater. So much nicer than the ones in Redding. Kudos to the management who put the customers first.

I love this theater, the old staff wasn't real friendly or customer service orientated, in my opinion. Since the re-opening of the theater and the new owners/staff etc... They are very friendly,smiley,helpful, and they just all seem so happy to be there and be open..I love supporting them!! It isn't real fancy, they are building it back up, but the prices are great, the service is great,and they show the movies we want to see, ya can't beat it.If ya haven't checked them out, ya should!!

The reviews previous to mine, keep in mind these are all for Prime 11 Cinemas which closed Oct 2011. It opened on Dec 23 as Valley 11 Cinemas under new ownership. I can't begin to say how horribly operated this theatre is. One mistake after another. I cannot even enjoy the company of the staff because it is so incredibly corporate, make money for the guys ontop and who cares about the customer. Employees looked unhappy too. Prime 11 had great management who really cared about people, and counter workers were always friendly, place was clean, went above and beyond. These guys should have been around when PRIME 11 was operating to get some advice. It really is a shame.

Very nice multi-cinema theater. No surprises, no complaints.



Do you have Sarah Palin's movie, "The Undefeated", being scheduled soon?

We all plan to see it.

I love to come here to watch movies, the lobby is comfortable, the theaters are clean, and the people are responsive to your needs, I have enjoyed my cinematic experiences very much. I know that they are getting 3 D in June, I hope it al goes well for them.

My husband and I recently visited several theaters on our trip to Oregon. We were pleased to come home to our Prime 11 theater in Anderson. The friendly staff, clean bathrooms, and roomy seats are worth coming back to. We ask the manager in a theater in Corvallis, Oregon if he had 50 cent water and he handed us a cup that was smaller than a child's size cup at McDonalds. We also love our bargain shows on Tuesday (laughingly called Tightwad Tuesday among the seniors). No where did we find a free small popcorn or 50 cent water. I would advise other patrons to visit theaters in other cities to find out what a good deal we have here in little old Anderson. Keep up the good work. We are glad to be home.