I purchased my ticket online. The evening ticket was about $13.50. It was quick and easy, and…read moreyou're able to pick your seats. You just walk right in and pull out the QR code that they can scan before going inside the theater. Inside the movie theater was pretty clean, and the seats were very comfortable. They reclined back pretty far which was nice!

I frequent Galaxy more than other theaters due to proximity but I genuinely do enjoy coming here…read more Galaxy is located in bustling Grandscape right next to the ferris wheel. The times I visit, the theaters are clean and customer service is good. I always buy my tickets online which is a seamless process. I can't comment on the food cause I've never had it but no complaints other than the price on the concession snacks. I especially love the photobooth, me and my sister take a photo every time we come, it's a solid theater I'd recommend

It's summer in Dallas, so we're staring at 94 degrees with 65% humidity. As much as I'd love to go…read morefor a hike or a bike ride that just isn't in the cards so what should we do? That is fun for the whole family? Activate! I can't believe how much fun my parents and nieces and nephew all had here the games were incredibly accessible, highly competitive, and so much fun. The staff was friendly, welcoming and helpful and 90 minutes is the perfect amount of time we worked up a good sweat, and every game was tons of fun.

My first trip to Activate was for a corporate team building exercise, so we came with a pretty…read morelarge group. At check in it took us a little while to get signed up, but after that we were good to go. The staff provided a great walk through of how all the games worked, and how to check our scores in the central area. Then we all spent a wonderful hour playing some cardio intense games in the various rooms. My favorite was probably the giant grid. The climbing wall room was also super fun. I was so worn out by the end of our session, but many of us talked about going again at some point. We even looked up other locations in the various cities we're from.

FLIX is great! Movie…read moretickets and concessions still cost approximately one mortgage payment and a small blood sacrifice, but honestly? Worth it. Their pricing is competitive with all other surrounding theaters. Service is usually great, the food is surprisingly solid for a theater, and the theaters themselves are generally clean. The restrooms, however, always seem like they just survived the final battle scene of an action movie. This is still our go-to place. I love the rewards app, although I do feel like I should earn free popcorn slightly faster considering how much I've personally contributed to their economy. Best part: the throwback movie runs from the 70s-90s. There's something magical about watching your kids experience older movies on the big screen while enjoying a locally brewed beer.

Honestly, where else can you grab dinner in the diner, order drinks from a full bar, and watch a…read moremovie without ever leaving your seat and get full service there as well? The concept alone had me intrigued. It's a fun idea and would make a great spot for a date night or an evening out with friends. My family and I came to see The Odyssey, settled into our reserved seats, and hit the service button. Unfortunately, that's where things started to go downhill. When we checked in, we were told that new signup members receive a free popcorn. My husband and I both signed up, so our plan was simple: order three popcorns, split the check, use our two free popcorns, and pay for the third. Easy enough... or so we thought. We arrived during the previews, but by the time our popcorn finally arrived, we were already about 15 minutes into the movie. At that point, I honestly could've walked to the concession stand and been back much faster. To make matters worse, the popcorn wasn't the warm, buttery movie theater popcorn you look forward to--it was cold. My son ordered jalapeños with his popcorn but was brought pickles instead... and then charged for them. The popcorn is advertised as bottomless, but getting the refill was somehow even slower than the first order. One person in our group never received theirs until we pressed the service button again. Thankfully, a different server noticed the delay, apologized, and brought it out quickly after realizing it had been sitting in the queue for quite some time. The billing wasn't correct either. We were initially charged for two popcorns, charged for the pickles we never ordered, and only one of our free popcorn rewards was applied. Now, I don't usually complain because I know restaurants and theaters get busy, but when there's an automatic 18% service charge, I do expect timely service and accurate orders. The bright spot of our visit was Connor, the manager. Once he was made aware of everything, he listened without being defensive, and immediately made it right. He honored both free popcorn memberships and even comped the third popcorn that I had every intention of paying for. He absolutely didn't have to do that, and I genuinely appreciated both his professionalism and kindness. He turned what could have been a much more frustrating experience into one where we at least left feeling heard. Would I come back? Maybe... but probably for dinner rather than the full dine-in movie experience. The concept has so much potential, but the in-theater service needs significant improvement. If they can tighten up the timing and communication between the kitchen and servers, I think this place could be something special. For now, I'd give high marks to Connor for exceptional customer service--but the overall movie dining experience still has quite a bit of room to grow.

Sound of theatre was great, chairs were heated and reclined…read more I would suggest bringing a blanket because the theatre was cold but I'm always cold.

Movie was great, but this about the theater. We grabbed an early show & there was no directions on…read morewhere to go with our QR code, so we went up yo the snack bar where the apathetic young lady actually wrote out one of the "tickets" by hand. The previews ran 22 minutes and started after the posted start time of the movie. The popcorn was not salted, nor was there any to add at the little station to add butter. The sodas were flat from both the counter dispenser and the Alf service dispenser. Finally, while the recliners are a nice touch, there's no head rest so that when you're fully-reclined you are looking at the ceiling. That just doesn't cut it in a 3D movie.