Honestly love this theater The location is perfect for…read morefriends and family There is a lot of parking but it can be difficult to find some during movie openings Staff is friendly and they have a bar!

Been here a few times and decided to wait to really give a fully fleshed review. Alas this review…read morewill be mostly this trip. Cons: I am an amc stubs premiere member and when I was in line for food the employee said "next" and they helped someone first who isn't an amc stubs member. I raised my hand and said "uh I'm a stubs member" and she said "it didn't matter". What am I paying for if it doesn't matter? This soured my experience before I even started watching the movie. Parking also can be pretty bad dependent on the time of day. Pros: Nice new theater with all the amenities in terms of the seating and how to view the movie - Laser, 3D etc. The MacGuffins Bar is a nice touch. Clean inside. Spacious. Situated in a plaza with a lot of food establishments nearby for post movie activities.

Super comfy reclining chairs. Things like chicken tenders if you need more than popcorn. Coco was…read morereally friendly and helpful at concessions. My biggest problem is the amount of commercials before the show. It was half an hour after the scheduled time before the start.

I have no idea what has happened, but this movie theater has really gone downhill has the entire…read moremovie theater chain. Recently I purchased a movie ticket and on the day I spent over an hour trying to cancel the movie ticket. As a matter of fact, I spent 30 times as much time Trying to cancel the ticket as I did purchasing it directly from the Regal website. Unfortunately, their website was not working on multiple devices, including laptops, tablets, and cell phones. I essentially wound up in an endless loop and miss the "cancellation window" and had to contact the local theater." however, it became an endless loop as no one answers the phone! If you have to go through the virtual queue, it literally disconnects you after one attempt. You have to repeatedly keep calling and calling. Eventually, I was able to find an email and sent in a refund request, which was eventually handled three days later. I mean, this is absolutely absurd. Honestly, just stick with AMC. There, at least you can talk to employees and easily reach out if you have any questions.

Like other presidential libraries, this library is dedicated to the life of the former president,…read morehis accomplishments in office, and his enduring legacy. It also features exhibits covering significant periods of American history. A section of the library highlights President Reagan's role in promoting freedom through his opposition to the Soviet Union, communism, and terrorism. This is an excellent destination for a family outing, with engaging, hands-on exhibits for both children and adults. The cafeteria serves meals that are a step above typical fast-food fare. Even if you are not hungry, it is worth stopping in for a glass of water and taking in the beautiful views. Whether you are a history enthusiast or believe that authoritarianism and other threats to freedom are once again on the rise, this library is well worth a visit. Located in the Simi Hills, the library offers stunning panoramic views of Simi Valley and the Santa Monica Mountains.

This place is very nicely situated in the grounds, and the buildings seem quaint from the parking…read morelot - but once you get inside, you are overwhelmed by how large the place is, as you visit the galleries and exhibits, the Air Force One in the hangar, and additional displays out in back in the open. Then, many other buildings are also tucked into the areas behind the museum, so it is indeed much larger than I expected! The day I was here, they were setting up for a conference (2026 Reagan National Economic Forum), a few days off, so tons of white tents, stages, and chairs were all over - ruined some great photo opportunities! I couldn't even see the F-14 and the Abrams tank out back until I was between the many tents, but on a normal day, it would be easier to approach them. The entrance is at the back of the entrance courtyard, and I strongly suggest you get the audio tour! It fills in many gaps in the display signage (which, strangely for me, was often hard to read - lighting? Not enough contrast between text and background? Type size?). Most displays had a number that you accessed on the device, which was itself easy to use. But be aware - before you turn in your device at the bookstore or entrance desk, go outside to the back, where the Berlin Wall segment, the Gold Star Families Memorial Monument, and the Reagan memorial site are; there are several displays out there with audio guide numbers, but I had already turned in my device, not knowing this. The America 250 "special exhibit," which had opened the week before, was worth the extra admission fee. Many wonderful, old artifacts, many from the 1700s and 1800s, that really bring you face to face with various periods of the nation's birth and growth. There is even a lower floor to that exhibit space, with large paintings in terms of size and grandeur, along with many displays of items such as vintage flags, rifles of all types from eras gone by, historical documents, garments and uniforms, and much more. Overall, rather than repeating many other reviews here, I will point out that you should set aside a day here to ensure you have enough time to visit and read all the displays you can. There was a ton of new information I never knew about Reagan! And one of my favorite aspects was the many quotes of his placed throughout the museum. So many were beautiful for their principles and what we - and America - are called to do in life. In these times, to hear these words from an iconic Republican president truly struck me in ways I had not anticipated. The Air Force One display, of course, is also cool. And the helicopter, Marin One! And the various vehicles, including an authentic "beast" (If I remember the nickname properly) and a Secret Service chase vehicle. There is also on the floor above the vehicles a history of the Secret Service, and on the ground floor, a mural depicting all of the planes in history that have officially flown a president. The pub in the hangar was closed, but you could peek at it from above. Much history, many beautiful displays in the special "America 250" exhibit, and the outdoor F-117 Nighthawk Stealth Fighter, M1 Abrams tank, and F-14 are must-sees, but you need to find them! May have to ask directions to them. And of course, the Oval Office is different as well. This one is subtle, designed like a comfortable ranch living room with western desert color themes, and it is always fun to step into the office and imagine the conversations that happened there. And the jellybeans! They, too, are there. If you have a day in or near north LA or Simi Valley itself, give it a visit.

This place was so amazing great place to get close to ostrich. The own himself gave my family a…read moreprivate tour it was so informative and all the details he gave us have me so amazed. The location it self it's beautiful near mountains. They also have restrooms and playground for kids. They also have little shop they sell ostrich eggs which are huge and they even have home made honey. Amazing place would definitely be going back!!

Such a great little place! We did a tour in the morning with five kids under 7, and the gentleman…read moregiving the tour was so accommodating to antsy little bodies needing to move around. I'm so sorry I didn't catch his name, but he was very knowledgeable and so kind. I'll absolutely be recommending Quail Run Ranch to every one!