AMC Theaters Food Nutritional Information | Snack Smarts

This AMC concessions guide lists calories, carbs, and allergens for popcorn, drinks, pretzels, pizza, and candy.

AMC Movie Snacks Nutrition Facts — What To Know

AMC publishes a detailed chart for popcorn, sodas, ICEE, pretzels, pizza, hot dogs, and sauces. The numbers come from MenuTrinfo lab data and list calories, fat, carbs, sugars, protein, and sodium. Sizes drive the swing. So do oil type and sweeteners.

Popcorn can be popped in canola or coconut oil depending on the location. That changes saturated fat even when calories look close. Drinks range from zero-calorie tea to large cups with triple-digit grams of sugar. A single add-on cup of ranch or cheese sauce can top two hundred calories.

If you want the full spread direct from the source, see the AMC nutrition page. Calorie posting is required for large chains under the FDA’s menu labeling requirements, and theaters list written nutrition on request.

How To Read The Numbers Fast

Start with serving. Popcorn is listed by fl oz, not by cups. A small is 53 fl oz, a regular is 95 fl oz, and a large ranges from 140 to 150 fl oz in the current chart. Soda cups run 20, 30, 32, and 44 fl oz. ICEE sizes match those big soda cups.

Then compare items inside a category. Plain popcorn without butter sits in the 300–870 calorie range across sizes. Kettle corn and gourmet flavors carry more sugar. Cheese-dusted corn raises fat and sodium. Tea brings near-zero numbers unless sweetened.

Big List: Calories For Popular Picks

Here’s a quick table pulled from the current AMC chart. Numbers are for standard sizes and plain builds unless a topping is named.

Item Standard Size Calories
Plain Popcorn (No Butter) 53 fl oz (Small) 300
Plain Popcorn (No Butter) 95 fl oz (Regular) 550
Plain Popcorn (No Butter) 140–150 fl oz (Large) 810–870
Kids Popcorn (No Butter) 46 fl oz 260–270
Kettle Corn 46 fl oz (Regular) 510
Cheddar Corn 46 fl oz (Regular) 610
Caramel Popcorn 46 fl oz (Regular) 1380
Movie Nachos with 1 cheese cup 810
All-Beef Hot Dog plain with bun 520
10" Pizza cheese 1150
Chicken Tenders 4 pieces 970
Mozzarella Sticks with marinara 850
Waffle Fries standard order 670
Gold Peak Tea 20–44 fl oz 5–15
Coca-Cola 20–44 fl oz 290–650
Blue Raspberry ICEE 20–44 fl oz 290–650
Wild Cherry ICEE 20–44 fl oz 300–660

The range for popcorn reflects two oil options in the chain. Coconut oil variants carry more saturated fat per cup. Plain canola oil batches land a touch lower on that metric. Calories sit close across oils because volume rules the math.

Popcorn Picks: Size, Oil, And Salt

Small plain popcorn sits near three hundred calories. A regular bumps into the mid-five hundreds. Large tubs reach eight hundred or more before any butter topping. The refillable tub posts around eleven hundred calories without butter on the current sheet.

Salt can spike sodium past a thousand milligrams as sizes grow. Flavored shakers change totals further. If you like butter flavor, portion a few light drizzles rather than a bottom-and-top pour.

Soda, ICEE, And Tea

A 20 fl oz cola shows around 290 calories and 81 g sugar. At 32 fl oz, that climbs to 470 calories and 130 g sugar. The 44 fl oz cup pushes to 650 calories and 179 g sugar. The same pattern shows up with ICEE, and Wild Cherry edges a bit higher in the same cup sizes. Unsweetened Gold Peak tea lands between 5 and 15 calories across the lineup.

Pretzels, Pizza, Dogs, And More

That giant Bavarian Legend pretzel crosses the four-digit mark and packs heavy sodium. A plain hot dog clocks in near five hundred. Ten-inch cheese pizza posts four figures. Fried snacks like tenders or mozzarella sticks sit in the high hundreds before sauces. Choose marinara if you want a lighter dip.

Make Smarter Swaps At The Counter

Split Or Size Down

Share a large popcorn across two or three seats instead of ordering separate tubs. Ask for an extra bag at the stand. If you like a fountain drink, the 20 fl oz size saves a lot of sugar compared with the 44 fl oz cup.

Pick Leaner Dips

Choose salsa or marinara where offered. Cheese cups and creamy dips add big bites of fat and sodium. If you want the cheese flavor, split one cup across the group.

Balance The Tray

Pair a salty snack with water or unsweetened tea. If you want pizza or tenders, skip the big soda. If you crave a sweet ICEE, go small and skip candy.

Add-Ons And Sides — Calorie Swings

These numbers help you plan the extras. One change can move your tray by hundreds of calories.

Add-On Or Side Serving Calories
Cheese Sauce 1 cup 120
Ranch 1 cup 230
Marinara 1 cup 30
Icing Cup single 230
Honey Mustard 1 cup 80

Sauces travel fast from cup to bite. Dip once, pause, then see if you still want more. That habit alone cuts a large share of the added calories listed above.

Allergens, Ingredients, And Fine Print

AMC lists allergens and ingredient notes along with the nutrition. The chart tags wheat, eggs, milk, soy, and other top allergens where they appear. Cross-contact can happen in shared prep areas, so keep requests clear with staff and review the printed sheet at the stand.

Ingredient lists also call out oil type for popcorn and sweeteners for drinks. ICEE flavors list sugar and corn syrup, while brewed tea shows trace numbers. Pizza and pretzels include dairy in doughs and toppings.

Sample Combos And Estimated Totals

Light Night

Kids popcorn without butter plus brewed tea lands under three hundred calories. That keeps salt and sugar tame and still feels like a treat.

Classic Duo

Small plain popcorn and a 20 fl oz cola add up near six hundred calories. Swap cola for tea and you drop close to three hundred.

Shareable Splurge

Split a large plain popcorn and a 32 fl oz ICEE across two people. You each take in around seven to eight hundred calories, so plan dinner with that in mind.

How This Guide Was Built

All numbers above come from the current AMC feature-fare nutrition PDF and the brand’s drinks list, dated 2025 on the file. The chain updates these sheets as recipes, vendors, or sizes change. Figures can shift between locations. Use the posted sheet at your theater if you spot a mismatch.

Bottom Line For Movie Night

Skim the sizes, pick a plain base, and be picky with dips and refills. Tea or water trims sugar. If you want a bigger treat, share it. You’ll walk out happy and still feel good the next day.