Their website is a bit misleading. The fees aren't included until AFTER you enter your credit card…read moreinfo. It makes you think you're getting a deal but really it's exactly the same prices as any other online ticket broker.

I purchased my tickets from a third party website that directed me to Mike's Tickets. Just minutes…read moreafter I clicked the confirm button I received a phone call from Mike himself. He called to notify me that he was going continue with the transaction and charge my card. I was actually pretty impressed that I received a call. I also noticed that he was near by and I asked if I could pick up the tickets in his office rather than at will call. Mike was pretty accommodating and said that he would be in the office until 10p. After work I drove down to his office and was able to pick up my tickets without a problem. I just wish he didn't charge me the $15 "Will Call" delivery fee. Over all the process of buying tickets from Mike's was pretty good. I felt that the price of the tickets were marked up pretty high. But after doing a lot more research the price of the tickets are about the same as other sites. In the future I might buy from Mike's again but I would look for the best ticket deal before any purchase is make or buy earlier.

Concert Mama is my go-to when it comes to concert tickets. She prices them way below Ticketmaster…read moreor Stubhub, and she's so friendly too. I was apprehensive at first, but after talking to her extensively on the phone, I realized that all my fears were unwarranted. She is an honest, upstanding gal who just wants to spread her love for music with everyone. When I was having trouble printing my tickets, she would even call and follow up with me just to make sure everything was going smoothly. She even texted me anticipated set lists and warned me about projected traffic going to the concert venue. If I ever have any other concert ticket needs, I am going straight to her. I trust nobody else. I highly recommend her. Excellent service, even better customer support - she's reachable by phone, text, or email! I love her!

This is the way to go! Concert Mama can and will get you tickets to any concert you want as long as…read moreyou let her know what shows you want to see. She doesn't charge you overage fees or extra charges or a bunch of different fees like all the other ticket source companies. I've now purchased over 8 concerts with concert mama and her prices are way less then other ticket companies I now use concert mama for all of my ticket purchases and don't even bother my time doing it myself

I've purchased tickets here many times, and will continue to do so. Sure, you can buy tickets off…read morethe internet, but what really makes The Kind stand out is their personalized service. I love that I can stop in, and in just a few minutes I'll have all the options explained to me, and the exact seating locations shown to me on a printed out chart, so I can really conceptualize where they are in the venue. No guessing games and disappointments. They get some really prime seats, and are sure to have something to make you happy. Unlike some ticket brokers, they don't try to push the highest price bracket on you, unless that's what you want. I also like that they include the fees, etc when they quote you the ticket price. It's not like online where you go to pay, and suddenly you owe another $50 in fees. They're friendly and provide great customer service. A great source for your ticketing needs!

The kind tickets is the best So happy with all the events…read morewe have purchased m, thank u

Marc has been super easy to deal with. He delivered as promised in a timely manner. What's more,…read morehe picked up the call himself and I was dealing with him directly all the time!

Calitickets is an awesome Company Like catching runner…read more-runner in Texas hold 'em poker sometimes we all need luck I met Marc Goldman playing cards and utilized his services to secure tickets to a concert His professionalism and advice on seating was outstanding He saved me hundreds of dollars and my request for three seats together was no problem to satisfy Like a pair of aces in poker no Company can beat him or his services from the moment you call him I highly recommend Calitickets and will be a lifelong customer I'm all in!!!

I got an email for a promotion for a one day park hopper ticket for $139. I'm not that good online…read moreand purchasing things so today 11/12/25 my mom called the Disney Guest Relations for tickets and at first a kind lady named Christina helped us with our code. She was very nice and helpful and then transferred us to someone in buying tickets. Sue the lady who was helping us purchase tickets was the most wonderful, kind, amazing, sweet helpful lady. We kept having problems with all this stuff we both don't understand, but Sue was so calm, patient and helped us. We had to go and figure things out and when we called back and to our amazement we had Sue again. She again couldn't have been more helpful. Then she even went out of her way to help us with our ticket relations. The entire time we spoke with her from start to finish she was a huge blessing. My mom and I were so happy and she put a nice start to our day, week and month since it's been challenging. Sue was like our own Disney Angle. I highly hope that others have the privilege of interacting with Sue as well as Christina. I hope that they get the acknowledgement for being so wonderful and made our day one of the happiest of days because of these two lady's.

Mm had a few issues with purchasing and code and rsvp.. and a whole mess! Not sure if I'd use this…read moreagain.

Saw 'The Odyssey' (the first feature film ever filmed entirely in 70mm 1.43 aspect ratio IMAX) here…read moreat the Regal Irvine Spectrum with my wife, her mom, and our neighbor friend at the 11:40 Thursday show. This theater is one of only 4 in the LA area (25 in the U.S.) that can show the 1.43 aspect ratio. The entire experience was spectacular. Got tickets directly through the Regal website about 2 weeks before this, and paid $31.99 plus $2.50 on-line fee for each ticket. Most of the prime seats were already taken, but was able to stay away from the front row seats (would not recommend those because of the height of the screen). Parking is free in the large indoor parking garage, but it's a bit of a walk from there to the front of the theater (even for handicap spots). We got there about 30 minutes before the advertised start time, and they let us into the theater about 10 minutes before start. There was only one 'preview', with a quick message from Denis Villeneuve, thanking Sir Christopher Nolan ('dark?' knighted in 2024), to allow a full IMAX filmed battle scene from Dune: Part Three. The movie started right after that, and quite a few people came late, thinking there would be a lot trailers. As for the seat's comfort, they were OK: a little bit of recline and not particularly wide (felt like I was on an airplane). People got up throughout the movie and your feet will get stepped on if you don't pull them in as far as possible. The theater actually reduced the number of seats from 590 seats to 300 in 2019 to give more comfort, but still cram as many people as you can. As for the reason one would drive an hour from DTLB to Irvine to see a movie: the screen is 90' wide and 65' high (1.38 aspect ratio). This means for a 1.43 movie, one could use the entire 90' width, but use 62.94' of the height (wasting about 2 feet vertical). The Odyssey can be shown in 3 different aspect ratios: 1.43:1, 1.90:1 for the more common IMAX (like the Regal IMAX in Long Beach), and 2.39:1 for standard. This means that one is missing about 24% of the total image area from 1.43 to 1.90, and about 40% from 1.43 to 2.39. Obviously, the film was shot/edited to make that missing 40% not critical to the movie storytelling...but it mattered for me on this film. Like other Nolan films, the movie's plot, acting, and score itself was excellent (though probably not worth watching again on a non-IMAX screen for me). What made the film the best movie experience I've had since early adulthood, was the sheer size and clarity of the cinematography throughout the film. Many of the landscape scenes, especially during action packed battle scenes: it made the film for me as a visual spectacle where the vertical immersion was palpable. And the sound accompanying was pretty damn good, too (and very loud). Making a trip to NYC next week, so wanted to see if seats in biggest IMAX in country was available. Sold out, even almost 2 weeks after release. Shows that this movie in 70mm is an event, and super glad that we were able to see it in that format. Even watching the end credits roll was an experience, as they were able to fit so many names as the screen rolled. Notes: Quite surprised at the variety of different IMAX screen sizes around the world. 1.43:1 aspect ratio (25 in U.S.; 41 in the whole world): LA area: -- CA Science Center: 90' wide x 66.7' (63' usable) -- Regal Irvine Spectrum: 90' x 65' (63' usable) -- AMC City Walk: 79' x 58' (55.2' usable) -- Regal Ontario: 91' x 67' (63.6 usable) - tallest usable screen SoCal! US: -- Royal Cinema in Pooler GA is the largest: 101' x 76.2' (70.6 usable) -- most popular (and slightly smaller) is AMC Lincoln Square in Manhattan: 101' x 75.6' (70.6 usable) World: -- Melbourne is biggest: 105' x 75' (73.4 usable) - this has the tallest usable screen. -- Sydney is tallest: 95' x 79' (66.4 usable, wasting 12.6 vertical feet...did someone make a math error when building this thing?) 1.90:1 -- 24% missing The two IMAX theaters near downtown LA: -- TCL (Chinese) Theater in Hollywood: 94' (87.4 usable) x 46' (full vertical usage) -- Regal LA Live: 80' x 42.5' (42.1' usable) - has full recliners and has least amount of wasted vertical space. In Long Beach: -- Long Beach Regal: 54' x 33.8' (28.4' usable) Largest screen in world is in Leonberg, Germany: 127' x 69' (66.8 usable) 2.39:1 -- 40% missing Our neighborhood in DTLB: Cinemark Pike 70' x 30'. 1.77:1 -- 20% missing Modern Home Theater -- 85" TV: 6' x 3.5' - much, much smaller :-). 1.33:1 -- Dad's TV. would have to letterbox or crop left/right of image. 70mm indicates it is film, and has a comparable 18K equivalent. Digital can only go to 4K today, making shooting in analog 70mm film the best possible way to capture maximum image quality.

Ever since the remodel coming out of Covid, the theater is trash. The vinyl seats with no foots…read morerest that reclined about 10°. I just went to see the Odyssey in IMAX and asked for my money back. It's opening weekend in the IMAX theater. This thing has been sold out forever. Starts 20 minutes late. 15 minutes in the movie just stops. When asking for my money back, the teenage manager could not have given less of a care. Because of the chairs, this is possibly the worst theater in Orange County. I've avoided it like the plague for years but I thought the Odyssey! IMAX! The second I sat down I thought oh no that's right. I forgot. The crappy seats. Well maybe I can manage. Nope. I asked for my money back for the movie of the year on what's supposed to be one of the best screens in the country. The seats utterly ruin it. This might be called IMAX, but it's crap. Go to CityWalk

Nice theatre. The seats kick back and are really comfy. You can order food while in the theatre…read more However I would NOT call this a Luxury cinema by any means! If you put the seats all the way back, the dinner tray kind of cuts off your view. Weirdly enough, they didn't even check our tickets when we arrived. We literally could have just walked in. I don't know if I got there on a bad day, but the the bathrooms were kinda nasty. One of the toilets didn't work and was back loaded. There was no soap in the bathroom. How a place treated their bathroom says a lot! Other than that, overall nice

This review is specifically for Rachel the Manager…read more We were given gift cards by Cinépolis due to an overheating projector that they gave up on after starting and restarting the movie over the course of an hour. We were told the gift cards did NOT expire but Rachel would not honor them and asked who gave them to us ( like we are going to remember or even feel like we needed to write it down). She tried to take them and throw the gift cards away too. Horrible person and horrible experience for "Movie Director" rewards tier members.