This adorable movie theater has two screening rooms. They are pretty good size! We got to sit on…read moreone of the couches in the middle of the theater and we're very comfortable! The concession stand was great and their combo deals were awesome. We got two sodas, two candies and a large popcorn for around $22! Very reasonable for a movie theatre. We were staying in Astoria and it was definitely worth the 30 minute drive to come out to Neptune theater! We will definitely be back!

The counter and snack service is outstanding and the few rows of couches they have are comfortable…read moreenough for my disabled body to enjoy sitting on for the length of a movie.

The Columbian is everything- quaint, affordable!!, fun, and the staff is friendly. This place has…read moreso much character. I do not recommend if you're looking for a modern AMC type experience. It's historic and the best seats are upstairs on the balcony in vintage living room couches. My only grievance is that they serve pizza but do not have ranch. Check their Facebook page for upcoming movie lineups

I love this place. Lower your expectations and you might too. Its NOT a modern high tech theater…read moreby any means. Old school theater charm. Lots of love seat couches. The ones upstairs appear to be reserved for quests who purchas food/drinks from the upstairs vendor, but we didnt, and didnt get bothered. Low prices. Aging restrooms. Inexpensive concessions. I'll be back....with low expectations :)

This was fun, but not quite what I expected. I am glad we did it. I enjoyed the unexpected…read more Here is what I wish I had know before: 1. It's light on movie memorabilia, what they do have is neat... but all goonie. With over 300 movies shot in OR i expected some memorabilia from other flicks. 2. It's less of a see cool things museum and more of an experience. There wasn't any que, or line system for the green screens and a few families with kids were dominating them, so we didn't get to try them.... but to be honest I don't know if I would have without a staff member in the room guiding/explaing/directing traffic. It was really overwhelming and sensory overload. ALOT crammed into one small space. If you struggle with noise or stimulation this isn't for you. However, the kids that were doing them were having the time of their lives. This is super family friendly and a great interactive kid experience that is reasonably priced. 3. I sometimes use a mobility aid and need a wheelchair. That wouldn't be possible here. Overall the staff was super friendly, and it was a great first stop in Astoria.

So much fun!!! An absolute must, you also get to film scenes getting to choose from different…read moremovies that were filmed in Oregon. It was super interactive, staff was really friendly, and overall a great time.

Goonies never say…read more..... Some movies are classics. I will forever love watching the Goonies. It has always been one of my favorites. The fact it was made in my home state of Oregon just makes it a little bit more awesome. Being in Astoria on vacation made this house a bucket list item. We didn't need to look through the windows at what the new owners had done. Or take items. There is a donation box. Please help pay for the constant vandalism. There was a time a previous owner had stopped access for obvious reasons. Let's try and respect the current owner and not keep the true fans from enjoying a bit of Oregon movie history. Just being in front of this actual lived in house from the Goonies movie is amazing. I really enjoyed thinking about all the movie scenes and how cool it would have been to be on set for filming. So much history. I know we've seen it already but I can't wait to see it up close again.

I've probably seen The Goonies movie about 50 times in my life. While in Astoria, we decided to…read morecome by to check out the house. It was pretty easy to research and map out how to get here. It's in a neighborhood on a private driveway. Be sure to not park in their driveway or the neighbor's spot. You can park in the neighborhood somewhere and walk up. There's a sign at the bottom of the driveway too, the owners know people will come by to take photos etc, so they aren't bothered by it. Just be respectful and you'll be fine. For any inconvenience, they put out a donation bin if you want to drop a few dollars for coming by. Cool to see the house that I admired as a little kid. Glad to have come by to snap a few photos and see it in person. We walked the neighborhood too, we were out of there in like 20 mins. Childhood memory fulfilled.

My absolute favorite place to take out of towners when they visit Astoria!!!…read more To describe the place; the easiest way I can, is to say "imagine if the movie set of the 1980's version of "Tron" was an actual place to hang out." Not quite historically accurate, but hopefully you get my point. Extremely ambient and super-dope lighting. Vintage arcade games. Draft beer and ciders. You have to walk down to the side steps of an old warehouse building to even access this place (immediately makes you feel cool). A really great dip-in back by the legendary Polybius arcade game, blanketed in teal overhead lights and shadows from the surrounding machines, that make for a quick and excellent makeout spot. Someone told me that, anyways. Not me. I would never. Ask for the code to access the bathrooms and you will be delighted, if you're a true nerd.

So my first impression was this place is really cool inside. You could have some stairs and it's…read moreunderneath a building. They have drinks and beer, which we ordered a couple of. They have a ton of video games, especially pinball machines, which I love. I was excited to play them, but when I asked the bartender about it, she just explained how to scan a QR code and build an account in order to play them. it's really easy she said. Well, I scanned the code. built an account, created a password..etc. It was time-consuming. After I was done with all of that, I couldn't get the app to work on any of the games and I'm pretty good with technology. I couldn't find the bartender anywhere to ask her for assistance. So we had a beer, but I never got to play any games which I wanted to. Update. The owner response was very quick and I appreciate that in all businesses. They obviously take their business seriously so I added a star for that. I appreciate it. Thank you.

Well it's closed due to covid but what a spot for a winter sun and fun. There is a great view from…read morehere in the winter especially. There is a small walk up and then a panoramic view of the coast and of the Columbia River So grab a mask and a friend and enjoy!

A rainy afternoon didn't stop us from enjoying the area! We took a short drive from Long Beach to…read morevisit the center. Wow! It was so interesting! They have a nice film, as well as lots of interesting information to see and read in the center about Lewis & Clark's journey, the nearby lighthouse, shipwrecks, etc. We loved it.

When it is a bit windy or cold this is a fun place to come. A bit pricey, but fun nonetheless. It…read moremakes memories for the kids and family. I would do it again.

I haven't been in Seaside, Oregon for a while. Came here for the Corn Dogs and watched the Bumper…read moreCars while we waited. We've always loved this little carnival spot. Corn Dogs, Bumper Cars, Mini-Golf, what else can you ask for? The bonus for us was,we were staying across the street. The Corn Dogs were busy. We happily waited watching Bumper Cars. It really brought back memories of being at the State Fair. The Bumper Cars were awesome and so were the Corn Dogs.

This one-room "exhibit" with a bunch of shark posters hung about is actually a front for a…read moretimeshare sell. Several salespeople wander around outside and inside the exhibit, snagging people and trying to get them to attend the hours-long timeshare presentation for "free." For your additional enjoyment, they have a video loop on constant play talking about how sharks are bloodthirsty for humans and all the horrible ways they are just waiting to eat you alive. Alarmist and ridiculous, total fear-mongering B.S. If you're really interested in the species, you'll do better watching Shark Week on the Discovery Channel.

I was approached on the prom to do a tour of the resort, I hadn't planned on it but in the end we…read moredecided if the service inside the resort is as good as we experienced in their shark exhibit, it might be worth it to see what they were offering. We did not purchase but we were so impressed we shared the offer with some family members who did. We've been to other resorts since and haven't had a bad experience yet but it all started here. Glad they talked me into it. We recently came back to Seaside & Im glad to see things haven't changed. Both our kids were given sharks teeth & cotton candy. They also suggested an even better seafood restaurant than the one we normally have dinner at that has become our new favorite. I was impressed because we weren't staying at the resort & they still remembered us from the last time we were there.