Atom - Movie Tickets & Times

Atom makes it so easy to find a theater, but tickets, and even pay for food and drinks and snacks in advance. This app is very user-friendly, that is understandable to all ages. If you want to look at what’s out there, they’ll have it, and you can even buy tickets on the app itself. By ordering seats in advance, you can ensure you will get a good seat in the theaters. Although they have a pricey convenience fee, you can often minimize that by using the T-mobile Tuesday’s app (if you’re a T-mobile user) and there are deals on $5 off and they wipe out the $1.50 convenience fee that is set on each ticket. I’m so in love with this app already, I got tickets from AMC for $7.74 a ticket without any hassle! Before they would sell “gold” tickets that are $8 each but to be honest, these are just a bit better. You also get to look at upcoming movies and pay for concession meals in advance and that’s a huge advantage of using this app. It’s living up to its hype!

I first heard of the app through T-mobile Tuesday when they gave us free tickets to see a movie. I absolutely love this app. It’s really convenient and gives you multiple ways to earn free tickets. It’s fast. Every time I go to the theater and go to my app it right away pulls up my ticket before I go searching through it and I love it when I find promos to use to save more money on new movies or even get free stuff. As a regular movie goer this app is perfect and I can count on the app to get me through without major lines and I can enjoy my movie with less hassles along the way. Truly would recommend this app to everyone and the benefits are great. I also love the fact that I can still earn my points from rewards programs I am a part of in the process. Thank you Atom and keep up the great work!!! ❤️

Great app. Makes ordering tickets super easy, and allows for pre ordering concessions if the theatre supports it. And supports loyalty cards from a number of theatre chains. Loses one star though as every single time I try to order tickets, the first step in the process after selecting the movie location and time is to “invite friends”, and it asks for access to your contacts. If you decline, it will ask again every single time you place another order. In my case, I was checking seating availability at a number of different theaters and showtimes, as it was a new movie and selling out quick. So I checked at least 15 different location/time combinations, and it asked me 15 times to allow access to my contact. I already said no once. Stop asking me every time time! Remember my choice!

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Tried this app today with my son. Purchased 2 tickets with it. It did not apply a Regal gift card even though the app showed a picture of a Regal gift card. I have an Apple 7 plus phone and it gave me the option to put my tickets in the Apple wallet app… which I did. This presented the next issue. In the wallet the Atom ticket did not tell me what row my seats were… just the seat numbers in the row. I had to go back into the Atom app and actually count the rows. I was excited to try the concession ordering thinking this could help me get to my seats quicker… wrong again. Once we checked in with our movie tickets I asked where do I go to get my concessions ordered with the Atom app. I was told to get in line with everyone else getting concessions. I was expecting a dedicated line for Atom preorders. So basically I got to stand in line and get my concessions like I have been doing prior to using Atom. There was no advantage to ordering my concessions in advance. Long story short, Regal app works better and does anything this app does but better.

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Wish this existed when I was a teenager, so perfect. Hopefully this social element will encourage studios and theater chains to embrace dynamic pricing soon, just like every other industry out there already has. In theory, ordering concessions ahead of time is awesome, but when I get to the concessions counter, the people behind the counter seem a little clueless. Occasionally, they don't start making the concessions until I arrive at the counter. It'd be nice if there was actually someone dedicated to incoming atom concessions alerts. Currently, theaters in Portland don't prioritize those alerts. Sometimes they'll serve all the regular customers before coming over to the atom lane to serve me. At the Regal Cinemas Bridgeport Village or Lloyd Center (Portland, OR area), to be specific, they treat the concessions piece of the experience like an after thought... it’s a bummer because in theory this idea is super cool.