Alex and Sam were beyond helpful in addressing minor issues outside of their control or ours that…read moremade a major difference in entire night for myself and two children, will be continuing to return to this theatre based on this care alone!

I am honestly flabbergasted by what we just experienced…read more My wife and I were watching Disclosure Day on her birthday before going to dinner. However, the theater was very warm and still. After about 30 minutes, my wife--who is always cold--started sweating and needed to step outside to cool down. She spoke with a very pleasant and professional young gentleman who immediately apologized and said he believed the A/C was having issues. My wife asked if we could come back later, and he said we could receive vouchers but would need to leave the theater. When she told me that, I decided we should take him up on the offer. Once we stepped out, we were told we had to wait in line at the concession stand for the vouchers. After waiting about 10 minutes, I asked to speak with a manager. Five minutes later, someone stepped out of the office. Before she even said a word, her body language made it clear she was annoyed. She never introduced herself--I had to ask her name. Rachel. What I cannot understand is why she chose the approach she did. She immediately insisted the A/C was working fine, yet later admitted there were cooling issues in the lobby. More importantly, she had not even bothered to walk in to the theater we were sitting in before deciding we were wrong. Things break. I get that. What I don't get is the attitude. The young employee handled the situation with professionalism and courtesy. Rachel did not. She came across as snarky, dismissive, and irritated that we were even raising the issue. When she finally provided the vouchers, it felt like she believed she was doing us a favor rather than addressing a legitimate customer concern. We had PAID for our movie and I am sure it doesn't come out of her check. Birthday movie and dinner with my wife is priceless. I have spent my entire life in customer service, and one thing I have learned is that customers are a gift, not an entitlement. We will simply vote with our wallets and not return to this location. I am disappointed not because the theater was warm, but because of how we were treated when we brought it to someone's attention.

First time here for a concert. Conveniently located just off Pearl Street, there are lots of…read moreoptions for both parking (garage/street), as well as restaurants/bars nearby. An older theater, this place is in good shape. Easy getting through security and in the door, there are good selections at the main bar, as well as the lounge there too. Also, compared to other venues, beers for ~$10 each seemed like a reasonable value. The venue itself isn't huge. We didn't realize seats weren't permanent. They're practically on top of each other, and there isn't much legroom. Luckily, we were on the aisle, so it wasn't that big of a deal, although having to leave the row so others could get in was a bit of a pain.

The Boulder Theater is absolutely lovely…read more The staff are friendly and welcoming. It was so easy to get inside. And another awesome factor, we parked for free in a free parking garage nearby. Like a free parking garage is unheard of nowadays, and I love that Boulder offers one. We were lucky enough to snag great seats in the balcony for prime viewing of the stage. The sound and lighting were on point and the bars were easily accessible. I, especially, loved how the seats moved and, in a sense, "reclined" so I didn't have to sit up super straight. However, they could've been padded a little more as I was getting a bit sore. All in all, I loved this place and would be glad to see a concert here again!

FLIC brings to Boulder an evening of independent film and entertainment that's as singularly…read moreengaging as the community itself. Unlike any other forum, FLIC: -- Combines performing arts with community, causes, and local cuisine & refreshments - all designed to complement a contemporary independent film. --Brings together all corners of the Boulder community to showcase local artists, promote local businesses and explore human issues. --Shifts the movie-going experience from passive & staid to engaging & interactive and exposes you to unfamiliar art forms in a fun, accessible and non-threatening format. FLIC shows began in April 2010 and continue at various Boulder venues monthly or so. My first FLIC event was awesome. Held at Boulder Draft House and packed with interesting and engaging Boulderites, the feature was "Winnebago Man," and the vibe was right-on.

Movie was good. Concessions were good. Seats were comfy. What else can I say? A goog time was had…read moreby all.

Every tangible aspect of the experience was first-class, but prices have gotten out of control. It…read morecost nearly $80 for two of us to see a substandard movie ("28 Years Later") with one large popcorn, two large drinks, and a not-very-big bag of M&Ms. The theaters are pricing themselves out of business. I can't justify going again for the foreseeable future.

I've been coming to BIFF for years and it's always been very well organized with helpful staff…read more This is now my 4th movie of the festival and I'm there has been confusion among the staff with lines at every film though this one has been the worst. When I tried to get clarification of where to stand because I was standing behind the sign for the movie I was here to see while a line was developing for another movie. When I heard people saying we were all here to see the same movie I went to staff to let them know there was a lot of confusion. Not only did I get ignored but then when I asked them to move the sign to make it more clear I was told that wasn't his job. So frustrating. The films on the other hand get 6 5/5 stars. They have all been excellent!

The Argentinian wanted to show me Boulder. Lucky for us, the Boulder International Film Festival…read more(BIFF) had just started the day prior. After walking through the Boulder Mall (10 minutes) we decided on a movie and a documentary. BIFF was well organized with a good variety of films to chose from. Had we stayed in Boulder I'm sure we would have spent the day at the BIFF.

Wow! What a neat place! The Fiske Planetarium is located within the CU Boulder campus in the…read morebeautiful city of Boulder. Parking is located right outside the planetarium and costs a dollar per hour. Very reasonable. If you check out their showtimes online, you will see right away that there is a show for everyone. Ranging from music light shows featuring music of Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Taylor Swift, etc; to just exploring space; to full on movies, there really isn't a show that you won't find appealing. I have personally been there 3 times: once for a Deftones show (amazing!), a space show (amazing!), and a Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon/The Wizard of Oz show (amazing!). Each show was so different but all of them were great. I would highly recommend buying tickets ahead of time. Even though most shows do not sell out, there are some that are very popular and do. The tickets are $12 for adults.

We went to see Qualia here last night. The sound bath before the show was incredible. So many…read moredifferent instruments were used beautifully! The actual movie was horrible. It was like a middle schooler made it. No flow whatsoever. Choppy and just really, really bad. It's unfortunate because we will probably never go back.

Once again the Boulder Comedy Festival was a great way to spend an evening. A variety of comedians…read moreand humor for all kinds of adults. An event we enjoy and enjoy supporting.

Easy parking on the street in front of lot in back. 8 mins from Pearl St with loads of restaurant…read morechoices. Several small theaters inside, cute & comfy. Exhibits on display.