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“Stadium seating with discounted ticket nights”   Kathleen K.

I still remember my first trip to the Destinta because was also when I was introduced to stadium seating. Being short, it wasn't about the leg room; it was about being able to see over the tall... More >

I still remember my first trip to the Destinta because was also when I was introduced to stadium seating. Being short, it wasn't about the leg room; it was about being able to see over the tall person in front of me. The Destinta is a megaplex near the Bridgeville strip mall containing the DMV and Chuck E Cheese's. The theater lobby and individual theaters are clean, but I've noticed that the crowd gets a little rough on weekend evenings. My parents love this theater because you can get discounted tickets on weekday evenings for around $5 or $6. There's plenty of parking available. The younger crowd tends to be a little careless when zipping around the lot, so be careful!
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“Destinta Chartiers Valley 20”   Brian K.

The Destinta is a very large theater complex hidden behind a bunch of strip malls in Bridgeville. Unless you know are looking for the theater, you'll have trouble. If you can find it, however,... More >

The Destinta is a very large theater complex hidden behind a bunch of strip malls in Bridgeville. Unless you know are looking for the theater, you'll have trouble. If you can find it, however, it's a great theater. The screening rooms all have stadium seating and plenty of leg room, and there's a snack bar if you get hungry. They usually offer weekday specials on non-new release movies.
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“Best Choice”   by whsparks at Citysearch

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I drive past 3 other theatres to go here. Most comfortable seats anywhere, top-notch stadium seating, sound, and large screens. Even the tallest people could never be in your way as a result of... More >

I drive past 3 other theatres to go here. Most comfortable seats anywhere, top-notch stadium seating, sound, and large screens. Even the tallest people could never be in your way as a result of great seat layout/design. The only drawback is that the competing theatre Wallace Hollywood/Crown Center in Washington cannot have the same new releases. If it's not here, it's there, and vise versa. Also, the hallways are confusing and you can easily get lost trying to leave. I choose to make the 40 minute drive from Wheeling EVERY time they are playing what I want to see. Between the two, they get most everything out. Pros: comfort, audio, screens Cons: , maze-like hallways, it's not a secret
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