Parents and movie lovers, it’s time to rejoice! Regal’s $1 Summer Movie Express is officially back, and it’s the kind of nostalgic, wallet-friendly win we all need right now.
Summer Movie Express is back
Specifically, from June 10 through August 6, every Tuesday and Wednesday this summer, select Regal Cinemas around the Philly area will screen popular family-friendly movies for just one dollar per ticket.
Yup, you heard us right –just one dollar!
Indeed, if you’re trying to beat the heat, entertain the kids, or just sneak in a feel-good film with some popcorn and AC, this is your sign to do it!
And with Regal’s Summer Movie Express, now you can.
The lineup includes animated favorites like Minions: The Rise of Gru, The LEGO Batman Movie, Trolls World Tour, Sing 2, and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish—so yes, it’s perfect for the little ones and adults who secretly love animated chaos (no judgment here).
The best part? These aren’t leftover films from 2010.
Many are recent hits, and the schedule changes weekly, so you can keep coming back for something new.
Important to note, showtimes typically start around 11 a.m., and seats are first-come, first-served, so early birds definitely win.
Philly families know how expensive summer activities can get, so this is one of those rare gems that hit the sweet spot: fun, air-conditioned, and super cheap. Grab snacks, let the kids pick the movie, and enjoy a couple hours of screen time that won’t cost you your whole weekend budget.
Participating Regal Cinemas in the Philadelphia Area:
- Regal UA Riverview Plaza – Philadelphia, PA
- Regal Plymouth Meeting – Plymouth Meeting, PA
- Regal Oaks Stadium 24 – Oaks, PA
- Regal Warrington Crossing – Warrington, PA
- Regal Moorestown Mall – Moorestown, NJ
- Regal Burlington – Burlington, NJ
- Regal Hamilton Commons – Mays Landing, NJ
Lastly, be sure to check your local Regal’s website to confirm showtimes and films.
Whether it’s a rainy-day rescue plan or your new summer tradition, Regal’s $1 Summer Movie Express is a small way to make a big memory…without breaking the bank.