PVR Rivoli- Connaught Place,Delhi

Ordered cheese popcorn before the movie starts with the offer of refilling the bucket. They served normal salted popcorn instead in almost mid of the movie. What's the point of refilling then. Don't visit this place.

One of the best screens in Delhi, good connectivity and parking space available to the place. Do not carry bags with you as they don't have storage, you have to keep it out side the premises where 3party storage is available, excellent 3d experience overall very nice place to watch movies

This is first time ever I have been to watch a movie in Delhi, and chose PVR Rivoli thinking it must be a good place as per the price. But it's disappointing. Only a single screen divided into upper and lower division. Not so good ambience. It's very congested. No place to keep luggage except the private service behind the PVR which costs you. Expensive services but not value to money.

This is the worst PVR theatre. They did allow me to go inside because I had a bag with education documents. I paid 500 Rs for the ticket to BookMyShow, and every penny was wasted, as you can not get a refund. Never go to this place; even an average theater is much better than this.

It was the worst PVR experience ever. The online price for the tickets were Rs. 370 but they were selling it at Rs. 540 offline. The offline tickets included some popcorn and a Rs. 150 coupon which has to be taken. Also, they denied to take payment via credit card and asked for a paytm UPI payment. Due ti this I was unable to apply an offer in the tickets. I didn't want to take that popcorn and coupons but online seats were not available. This was just the ticket booking experience. When I went inside the auditorium, it was very bad as per PVR standards. The screen was little blur, the movie video quality was average that is of an avg cinema hall. The seats were not comfortable even after paying Rs. 540. The screen was very high to be seen from a prime location. It was a very bad experience for a loyal PVR customer. I would suggest everyone to never visit the PVR rivoli.

The experience is okay okay type they don't allow entry inside prior to 20 mins. No baggage drop counter at the place of movie. You have to drop your baggage behind the movie theater in some shady looking place. Everything else is great though the audio & video experience was superb.

Situated bang in the middle of prime business district is the only reason rivoli can justify its pricing. Location.. excellent Screen.... Passable Ambience... Poor Comfort... Poor Food.... Okay Pricing... Less said the better. Overall... Not to be repeated

The waiting area is quite small. Otherwise other services are upto mark , 3-D Dolby atom sound is there and screen was also big , sitting experience was also good and snacks were offered on your seat too . Nice experience

What a way to taint the glorious reputation of one of the biggest cinema franchises of the country. I have been to most of the big PVRs of Delhi ncr and this was by far the worst experience i have ever had. 1. There is no baggage counter, i can't even take my bag inside, how does this logically make sense when a large chunk of your audience *wait for it* are COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO *GUESS WHAT* CARRY BAG Packs. 2. The staff was also very rude, they just told me to keep my Bag at a shady place behind the theatre, they refused to even keep it at the security check area. 3. Now coming on to the theatre itself, its an old one, average at best, it's not a sloping theatre so the seats at the back don't offer any of the surreal cinematic experiences one expects from the posterior seats, they only have much expensive balcony ones. 4.the ticket also costed more(rs 570) than what was quoted at their site(Rs 440), the cashier first added a "food" coupon without inquiring me first, then proceeded to tell me that a food coupon is always included, after i insisted otherwise they reduced the price(rs 510) but it was still greater than the one given on the online PVR website, guess even corporates have learnt how to scam from the streets of cp. 4. I sincerely request the management to pls use more of their cerebral cortex(if they have one) and make logical decisions. 5.Some more added nitpicks are that there were no subtitles for the movie(these days standardised subtitles have become a norm), I assume that they consider us Russians because how else am i supposed to decipher THAT heavy of an accent at a moments notice, and when I went to order food, I noticed that the display screen was also malfunctioning every couple of seconds, my paleolithic CRT monitor worked better than this ffs.

I've been coming here since I was a child. Their screen used to feel the biggest at that time but now we have IMAX stuff. It's a good place to watch movies anyway. The ticket price seems reasonable but just like every other cinema hall, the food prices feel sky rocketing. Went to watch Doctor Strange recently and the movie started and 2-3 mins went by but the lights of the hall were still on. Little mistakes but yeah, that happened.