IMAX (Auditorium 1) at AMC Empire 25

Center seat, great visibility, good legroom

This spot is quite far back but also very very off to the side. The screen is aligned with the front section, so the second half is very much shifted to the right.

Centered and the screen fills your view, great distance to feel immersed but not too close. Initially felt like I was looking up slightly at the screen.

There is a walkway in front of you and you cannot see the bottom of the screen at all over the people in row K

Great center handicap companion seat. Absolute dead center and very good if you have people anxiety because you feel pretty secluded. Downside is the seats in front of you are a little tall so you lose a little bit of the bottom screen due to heads

This seat is glorious.

The view of the screen is great, albeit a little far back. You're actually relatively close to center. You sit right in front of the rear left speaker, so it's very difficult to hear dialogue. Had no idea what some people were saying in the Odyssey. You do get a close door to the second level, which comes with it's own less crowded bathroom.

Perfectly Centered. Not too high, not too low.

Perfectly centered horizontally, good if you want immersive IMAX experience but it's a little low for my taste, 1-2 rows back is probably ideal.

Don’t be tricked by the seat map. This is actually the middle seat, which you can also tell by aligning with the middle of the front half of the auditorium.

Same as L1. You cant see the bottom of the screen

Too far from the screen. A pillar blocks about a foot of the screen to the left. Ambient lighting from an exit sign and hallway to your left seriously impairs your view of the screen

Pretty much dead center of frame. Screen feels big, but not overwhelming; go G9 or F9 for more towering IMAX experience.

The view of the screen is great, albeit a little far back. You're actually relatively close to center. You sit right in front of the rear left speaker, so it's very difficult to hear dialogue. Had no idea what some people were saying in the Odyssey. You do get a close door to the second level, which comes with it's own less crowded bathroom.

Dead center of the theatre, with no rocker seats directly behind so more leeway to move around and no risk of someone kicking you from behind