Regal Richland Crossing 12

• Regal Richland Crossing 12 is located in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. The theater plays box office movies on 12 screens. Wheelchair accessibility, listening devices for the hard-of-hearing and stadium seating are provided. A café is located in the Cinema. Tickets can be purchased online, at a ticket kiosk at the theater or from a theater attendant. The theater uses digital projection and shows movies in Real D 3-D. Tickets are $9.75. Children and seniors pay $7. Real D 3-D movie tickets cost $13.25. Seniors and children pay $10.50. All prices are as of February 2011.
  
  

Regal Saucon Valley Stadium 10

• About 30 minutes north of Quakertown, in Bethlehem, is the Regal Saucon Valley Stadium 10. The theater shows new box office movies on 10 screens. Online, kiosk and attendant ticketing are supported. Stadium seating, wheelchair accessibility and listening devices are available for theater guests. Tickets cost $9.75 for standard definition and $13.25 for Real D 3-D. Children and seniors pay $7 and $10.50, respectively.
  
  

Rave Motion Pictures

• In Center Valley, just 12 minutes from Quakertown, is Rave Motion Pictures. All movies are played in digital projection with digital sound. Guests sit in stadium seating with 4 feet between seat rows. There are game and party rooms for added entertainment. Rooms can be reserved for special events, like birthday parties or family get togethers. Wheelchair accessibility and devices for the hard-of-hearing are available. Tickets prices are $10. Children and seniors pay $7.50. Real D 3-D movies ticket prices are $14.50. Children pay $12. Prices are accurate as of February 2011.
  
  

The Grand Theater

• The Grand Theater in East Greenville, Pennsylvania, is 14 minutes from Quakertown. The theater shows second-run and classic movies. Live performances and concerts also are shown. There are 350 seats in one grand theater. The building originally was constructed in 1924. Despite being renovated two previous times, conditions deteriorated and the theater was closed in March 2004. In August 2004, the theater was purchased by an independent company and restored to original 1924 condition. Tickets cost $5 for nightly movies and $3 for matinees.