Regal is bringing back its Summer Movie Express in 2026, setting up a low-cost weekday run of family films from June 1 through Aug. 13. Participating theaters across the country will screen two PG-rated movies every Monday through Thursday at 11 a.m., with tickets priced at $1.00 apiece.
The deal goes beyond admission. Moviegoers will also get a $3.00 discount on a Snack Pack that includes a junior-sized drink, popcorn, fruit gummies and Dippin’ Dots ice cream, a combination aimed squarely at families, camps and community groups looking for an inexpensive summer outing.
The return matters because the program has become one of Regal’s most recognizable summer offerings, and the company is pitching the 2026 lineup as a welcome reprise for parents trying to fill school-break mornings without spending much. Regal did not list the specific movie titles in the provided information, but described the selection as popular family films.
That leaves the main unknown in plain view: which movies will actually be on the screen. For now, Regal has given audiences the dates, the price and the schedule, and that is enough to make the bargain clear before the first showing begins on June 1.
