yuck stay a way the got my credit card # and went nuts and would not refund me. read the web not…read moreone good review

Worst business model ever. Do you guys even consider your customers? Only open from 9 to 5 and only…read moreon weekdays.. So any working class person can only rush over on their lunch break. I tried calling before hand to make sure you were open or to try enquiring if you carry what I needed and it just rang and rang. When I got there, no one was at the counter, I could hear you in the back on the phone (so I guess you don't have call waiting in 2016), and just stood there for about five minutes. Some one from ticket sales went to tell you I was up front, and never came back. So I just left. I'll use the internet or ANY other business actually geared toward a customer, not their own little world. I wish there was a zero stars option.. and when you guys go out of business I'll try and at least act surprised.

From the owner: Sell hard to find and sold out tickets to events at the Alamodome, AT&T Center, Majestic Theatre,…read moreTobin Center for the Performing Arts, Empire Theatre located in San Antonio, TX.

This 5 stars is for the driver Edward in a white Rav 4. He was excellent. If I knew I would get…read morethis from all drivers, I'd use Uber more. Edward was very personable, helpful, and funny. I really enjoyed my ride. Cavender Toyota sent me home and back by Uber while my car was being serviced. There was no way to rate him on the app, since Cavender ordered the service.

I don't know what navigation system they use, it's terrible. More uber drivers are running around…read moremy subdivision trying to find addresses. I ordered yesterday to have food delivered. I followed the driver on the text message and he never showed up or drove by. Got a text 20 minutes later saying he delivered the food. I didn't get it. I will not use a food place that uses uber to deliver. They are terrible.

Store are clean food was good and the events are amazing the only thing you struggle with the…read moreparking when is an event there

The 2011 SAFILM Festival it is a micro-platform concentrated release -- and because it is even more…read moretargeted, films screened at SAFILM- San Antonio Film Festivals receive an unusual amount of attention and ultimately are noticed by other bigger film festivals and film distributors, a priceless opportunity not to be missed by any filmmaker. Already one of the largest festivals in South Texas, the 11-day event garners extensive media attention and rave reviews. Industry and community leaders champion the festival for its diverse and exciting program. SAFILM has a strong reputation for uncovering cinematic treasures every year with an amazing lineup of 100 percent DIY narrative, animation, documentary and experimental shorts and even features -- with a keen eye for the idiosyncratic, the unique, and the untold. The slate of projects presented consistently pleases local audiences, visiting filmmakers, and cinema aficionados alike, and the festival has a growing base of loyal fans. With Jury and Audience Awards across several categories, as well as Best Performance, Best San Antonio Filmmaker, Best High School, and Best College Filmmaker, there are numerous recognition opps available at SAFILM. The Festival nurtures, fosters, and develops Indie filmmakers of all ages and offers an array of opportunities to showcase films to diverse audiences, including film enthusiasts, local and national media, professional film critics, and radio and television stations. Filmmakers and fans from across the country attend SAFILM, and filmmakers and enthusiasts alike find the experience intimate and inviting, and at the same time, the energy level can only be described as an uplifting, inspirational electric buzz. SAFILM Alum Carmen Marron traveled from California to participate. "SAFILM was a memorable experience for me as a filmmaker. As a Californian, it was humbling to be a visiting filmmaker and win the Audience Award from such a supportive and movie-loving crowd! The festival honors great films from all over the world. I was proud to be one of them and make great friendships while I was there," she said. "Great city, great people, great time!" she added. SAFILM MISSION AND OBJECTIVE San Antonio Film Festival is an accessible and inclusive platform for cinema artists, brings cinematic culture to a diverse audience and showcases films from around the world while educating and encouraging emerging filmmakers of all ages. Area highlights include the highly acclaimed Riverwalk, a tree-lined canal that borders countless restaurants, bars, music clubs and art galleries. The city is home to world-renowned visual artists, and several museums with amazing contemporary art exhibits as well as private collections that can only be seen in San Antonio this season. With a myriad of activities for every taste - from edgy to classical, and the chance to catch first-run Indies, Like movies - then head on down to the Alamo...and come to the San Antonio Film Festival today!

I enjoyed the performance tonight and regret that I have missed eleven seasons before deciding to…read morecome to this theater! The experience far exceeded my expectations, very entertaining and put on by a diverse and devoted group of people, both on and off stage. Tonight's performamce was Miss Bennet, Christmas at Pemberley. It was very entertaining and also very moving, we left the theater with alot to reflect on and think about. We bought our tickets online at www.classictheatre.org

This is a cute little hole-in-the-wall, black box theater that brings an intimate look into the…read moretheatrical productions it produces. The theater itself is attached to the Woodlawn Theater and shares restroom facilities with the Woodlawn. Running a separate series of smaller shows, the Classic Theater offers a theater-in-the-round experience with the audience seated on all sides of the theater which can allow audience interaction with the professional cast. The seating is comfortable, but you'll need the intermission to get up and stretch your legs as the chairs can get a tad uncomfortable. The theater also allows no outside food or drinks, but does have water and wine for donation (at least this was during the show we attended). Overall, the cast was excellent in Midsummer Night's Dream. They brought a refreshing perspective and performance for Shakespeare's work, which truly showed why Shakespeare should be consumed in theatrical form rather than reading, and the acting was intimate and, yet, bombastic at the same time. The cast really showed skill and thought with each word spoken, and they brought the characters to life while leaving themselves behind. With the theater-in-the-round, they worked the entire room as well as made me feel that the show was put on solely for me. I had had that same sense of disbelief in quite a long time during a theatrical production. The quality of the production also showed. Even though it seemed like a relatively low budget affair, it wasn't lacking the quality of a truly great show. My husband and I are already planning our time back to enjoy another production and we look forward to becoming regular patrons of the arts at the Classic.

I went there to see a Wuthering Heights matinee this past Sunday afternoon. I sat towards the back…read morein the handicap row so that I could park my rollator walker next to me. I specifically chose this theater for the "luxury reclining seats" but my seat wouldn't recline. I moved one seat over and that one wouldn't recline either. Thank goodness barely anyone was in the theater, because I had to move several seats over to find a recliner that worked. I sat there very comfortably for about an hour and a half and then went to use the restroom. Went back to my seat and it also wouldn't recline! I can't sit with my feet down for very long without experiencing increased pain, which is why I chose this theater. The rest of my time there was positive, but I'm concerned about returning because of the issue with the seats not being able to recline. I'm worried that I'd return to a full theater and not be able to elevate my legs and feet in the future. Small theater, so I didn't have to walk very far to get to my seat or the restroom. The employees are very nice and helpful. I only had a smart water so I can't remark on the snacks.

I remember when this was a dollar theater back in the day. I saw Oliver Stone's "The Doors" and I…read morebelieve Scorsese's, " Goodfellas" in a double feature. I also hearken back to that time when I saw the person carrying a backpack with 5 kids. It was for a deliberate reason. Enter the sounds of snuck in sodas and snacks. It was dingy but admission to get in was cheap. Now theaters have become visual representions of our homes. Reclining chairs, table side service and designer foods. The whole point of going to movies was to surrender to the movie. But now that time has passed. Even though this place has re-opened and still maintains its former glory, it is no match for the litany of mega-theaters and burgeoning streaming services. Maybe my review is to opine as in nostalgia but that is not such a bad thing. Plus I can't do the bigger theaters where everything is on the other side of the world. Firstly tickets are really, really cheap. If you don't mind 30 minutes of trailers, the compromise is subtle. In addition I really see no major difference in sound and film quality versus the major outlets. Although with praise there must be critique. One major thing patrons will not agree with are the concession's pricing. Popcorn is outrageous. Beverages are going to put a hurting to your wallet. And an almost seemingly 10$ dollar Icee? With no accompanying refills? Simple solution, join their membership loyalty club for a monthly fee of $10 bucks. It really saves you money. I must mention a caveat. The crowd can be interesting. I one time saw a dude dressed like a wizard. And a couple next to us were discussing their men troubles. Almost throughout the whole movie. I suppose living four years apart and now reacquainting ourselves to sitting together is still problematic. I must say I do like this theater despite all forementioned things. It is not pretending to be anything other than what it is. They offer premium films at inexpensive prices. Concession prices leave little to be desired. But again my theater hack is to sneak in a bag of Sour Patch Kids and wait for the loud "Fast and Furious MCIIIV" trailers to pop open drinks. I mean it's not the Alamo Drafthouse but I don't think that's a bad thing either. ps. I wish my partner would stop selecting horror movies when we go! I miss my arthouse films.

I gave four stars because there is always room for improvement. I needed to be shown how to order…read moremy ticket at the kiosk. A young lady showed me that, how to choose my seat and buy food. She then showed me where to put my card in to pay. After all o f that she explains how I would know my food was ready and showed me where to pick it up. When I found my seat there was a young girl sitting in it. She was there with her family. I did not ask her to move because the theater was not crowded. There were four or five children in their party one being a baby. They were so good and quiet during the movie! It was a wonderful experience and I feel confident going alone again

This was so last minute as a means to pass the time while getting my car serviced at Discount Tires…read moreacross the way. I went to the first showing of the day, the movie began at 11:15am. I'd just eaten breakfast so I didn't order any food. Upon entering the theater, there was no window to purchase a ticket, I had to use the kiosk but I didn't have my wallet or my physical debit card so I had to purchase my ticket online. I ended up using Fandango, which included a $2.19 convenience fee. I was able to print the physical ticket on the kiosk and the attendant at the snack counter checked it and told me where my theater was. I was the only one in the theater. I sat dead center on the top row. The seat featured a side table, a cup holder and it reclined. A nice theater, the restroom was clean but the pipes were noisy.