Looking for cheap movies in Wichita? You’ve come to the right place! Below are all the options I know of right now for movie ticket discounts, inexpensive movie theater options in Wichita, cheap or free movie nights, film festivals, concessions deals, and streaming movies or DVDs.
We have listed an overview of great ways to save at local Wichita movie theaters.
The Tallgrass Film Festival in Wichita has been called one of the best “under-the-radar film festivals in America” and an “undiscovered gem” by national media.
Step into the enchanting world of Arendelle and join us for an experience filled with music, laughter and the heartwarming tale of sisters Elsa and
The Tallgrass Film Center has a theatre and plays films all year long. Escape the hustle & bustle of the big cinemas and enjoy a
Boulevard has great deals on concessions and has newly renovated facilities. One of the cheapest places to catch a movie in Wichita.
Part of the Tallgrass Film Association headquarters there is the Emily Bonavia Film Center that showcases films all year round.
The Starlite is saved! Whew. It’s now back up and running for the season. Per-person prices are cheaper, too. Starlite shows double- and triple-features on weekend nights in the spring and fall.
Starlite Outdoor Drive-in Article and Info
It is inside Exploration Place, and it’s a 60-foot screen with a 360-degree view and surround sound. This is the biggest dome theater in Kansas. Admission to the museum is not required.
The Orpheum is in downtown Wichita and is a unique but cool place to see shows. It opened its door on September 4th, 1922 so it’s over 100 years old. They show old movies, host comedians, concerts, and so much more.
Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theater opened on June 8th, 1931. The Fox marquee was the first flashing display of neon in Kansas and is one of only several surviving, functioning, original marquees in the country. It is a registered historic place and is considered a local landmark. It’s a great place to visit if you haven’t been. They have concerts, movies, performances, and more in the theater.
They have movies, film festivals, concerts and more! The theater opened on June 19th, 1935. It’s a two-story art deco brick and glass building in the center of downtown Augusta. The entire ceiling is covered with individual handpainted panels. Of the estimated 5,000 theatres built in the United States prior to 1940, more than 75 percent have either been demolished or unused. We are lucky to have this theater close to Wichita.
MoviePass has gotten a lot of attention but comes with mixed reviews. It was really popular years ago but the company went bankrupt in 2020 I guess it’s coming back. How is this time different? It will now be a tiered price system. Prices will vary depending on the location, but generally, prices will be from $10 to $40 a month.
For a $10 basic monthly plan, you can see 1-3 movies a month. Click HERE to learn more.
Fandango began as a discount movie pass you could buy online and redeem at select theaters. Now it’s more of an online ticketing service, but it still does frequent promotions that will save you money. And now Wichitans can benefit from those promotions because Regal and AMC reportedly accept Fandango tickets.
Not exactly the theater experience unless you have a nice home theater setup (and you still have to pop your own popcorn), but online streaming services, are a frugal movie buff’s dream. For the cost of one movie ticket, you can have a month’s worth of movie-watching for as many people as possible on your couch. And you don’t have to remember to return it the next day. (If you’re young, that’s what we had to do back when we rented DVDs. 🙂
Price per month: $6.99 – $19.99
Price per month: $7.99 (with ads) or $14.99 add-free
Price per month: $7.99 (with ads) or $10.99 add-free
Price per month: $9.00 (with ads) or $15.99 add-free
Price per month: $6.99
Price per month: $$5.99 (with ads) or $11.99 ad-free
Check out FREE movies with your library card. They have an extensive collection at the new Advanced Learning Library!
