I'm sorry to hear the horrible first review, but my experience was good. I also heard they are…read moreunder new management now, so hopefully that helps for future visitors. My family and I watched the early screening of Wicked for Good. The IMAX theater (auditorium 2) was good. There was a rail in front of the first row of the mezzanine, but I was ok. For kids it would block their view, but my niblings didn't complain.

Great place to watch a new or old movie, we love this place, staff is knowledgeable about movies…read moreand very courteous

I rounded down to 3 stars. Upfront, I have the AMC Premiere card, so that bumped it up a little,…read morebut not enough for a 4. Overall, I would say it's more like a 3.5, but Yelp doesn't do halves. The location is convenient, the seating is usually enough to not miss a showtime, and that's about it. Some of the seating needs some maintenance, some screens have stains on them, the bathrooms can be messy, and I've experienced sound or video problems on more than one occasion. Their paid memberships make it worth going here. I get the overall state of affairs here though, with less people going to movies these days. You can see the COVID shift away from theaters everywhere you look - from the extra unmanned ticket booth and concession stands to the few AMC faces you see while you're in the building. I hope theaters survive. I love watching a movie from beginning-to-end with an audience who will simply watch the screen without a pause button to disengage them with every little distraction.

This is a great movie theater located conveniently in a wonderful shopping spot. There's a ton of…read moreparking and it's easily accessible. The lobby itself is huge and has a nice wall of posters next to the arcade which lends itself to great photo ops. Speaking of which there's even a Photo Booth like before. That was a nice touch. The theater staff was friendly and purposeful in their interactions. It came off as sincere and was a nice change of pace compared to every day life. The popcorn was fresh the theater was big the chairs were comfy and yes ofcourse I sprung for popcorn and a drink- how could you not. This is my go-to spot for movies and it will continue to be. Tip: I purchase my tickets through their app and as a rewards member there's a shortened line off to the left side where you have less of a wait. Depending on my schedule I'll even order my popcorn and drink so it's off to the right side for mobile order pickup. There's a receipt attached so that it's easy to identify.

Shoes are always amazing, not a bad seat in the house. Casts are always amazing and every show…read moremakes us want to become seasonal pass holders!

Really great local theatre!…read more The sets, costumes, and performances are impressive considering these shows run off volunteer based time. It's really great to see the energy of these performers, as everyone clearly loves being on stage and putting on a show! Theatre is set up with the floor angles and mezzanine for everyone to have a pretty good view. They also have concessions with beer/wine/hard seltzer and snacks for purchase. There are limited bathrooms, so make sure to keep that in mind before and during intermissions. Would definitely recommend to anyone to come check it out!

There are two different shows to catch at this IMAX theater. Both of them are very well done even…read moreif they are a bit older they stand the test of time with the information and visual launch experience of the past. Notes on the theater. These seats are little. My bottom was squishin' in there let me tell you. It does not get the fat friendly guarantee. But there are cup holders on the seats so the concession stand as you walk in there is a good stop. My mother is in a wheelchair and the little elevator lift to bring her to the second floor was like a closet. I laughed and said meet you at the top and took the stairs. Everyone was so friendly so the staff gets an A+!!!

From the owner: Experience the magic of crystal-clear, 3D IMAX® cinematography on the world's only twin IMAX…read morescreens. View incredible space-themed films featuring eye-popping images of space so real you'll swear you could reach out and touch them. In 'Journey to Space 3D', NASA's bold plans for the future, including landing astronauts on Mars and capturing asteroids, come to life through visually stunning imagery and extensive interviews with astronauts Chris Ferguson, commander of the final shuttle mission, and Serena Aunon, a new astronaut chosen for future flights.

We just saw the H. M. S. Pinafore and we so well done. The singing was great. Truly enjoyed…read moreourselves. We'll be back for more!

Pretty good acting for local theatre but the cost of the show was outrageous for "local theatre".read more

We visited Exploration Tower twice. Last year we went to the observation Deck. It was free…read moreadmission. We saw the views all around and they had tons of information all over for you to read about everything. The views are amazing here's since this is also where the port is. This last time we went on July 2. We came for the fireworks. It was very spacious, and nice to see the glow of the observation tower at night. Great stop to see. Currently, the tower is not open according to their website. It is closed for projects. Glad we got to go in the tower when we did. During the fireworks, they had a VIP ticket up there for $35 yikes.

I really wanted to see the Nasa launch pads so I figured I would check this place out. I visited…read moreright when they opened on a Saturday morning, so there weren't many other people around. I headed up to the observation deck on the 7th floor and had a great view of the entire area. It was really awesome to have such a great view. The grounds are really beautiful, and it is very serene. I was on a time crunch so I wasn't able to stay long but I will definitely come back to visit again.

This place has the potential to be great if they use the same engineering NASA skills and help…read morecreate a better busing system. We spent $300 for a family of four for 1 day admission (arriving at 9am), spent $80 on lunch. We didn't get to see everything in the park because a third of the day was waiting in line for buses. Staff in charge were minimal and harsh. It really is a cool place, just wish we got to see it in full.

kids 5 and under have a bit less to do than the rest of us but its still an awesome experience. the…read moreFraggel Rock show was awesome! theres a few different movies to see, 2 at the main visitor complex and another at the apollo/saturn v center, that one was pretty cool. it was aout the moon/moon landing and didnt just use a movie but also had other elements to it that came up from the (stage) ground and down from the ceiling. one of my favorite parts was the bus tour. if your lucky you will get a driver that gives you information/education. We had 3 different drivers (the tour takes you to 3 different locations and off loads your group while you explore and take others that are ready to leave to their next destination). KIMI was the absolute best driver. She pointed out different things along the drive with ample time to get the camera ready. She was nice, funny and gave the best tour/drive. We made sure to let her know she was the best when we got off the bus and I herd others telling her the same thing. Hope she is compensated well for doing the most.

My family wanted to ride some go karts and from the reviews this place looked pretty decent. I can…read moresay that this place really is a lot of fun. Great customer service, have to sign waivers of course and the prices weren't that bad. Adults and kids ride separately at different time, and the adults go karts are very fast. For kids, they need to be 39" or above, my son is 4 and this was his first time riding in a go karts let alone drive one himself. I was nervous and explained to the worker this would be his first. The young man was polite and help explain to my son how to work the go karts. The "mini karts" go at a different speed which put me at easy, and my wife and I were so happy seeing our son driving on his own. The arcade was great, lots of fun games. We got a ninja warrior package and it's really nice but my son didn't care for it. The mini bowling was great for all ages, and there's ax throwing! We ate before we got there so we didn't try out the food. The place was clean and had more to offer, so we will be coming back. Great family outing, a great way to stay cool while having fun.

Awesome place ! Came for the first time with the grandkids and he had the time of his life…read more......and adults did too. Clean and nice environment. Economical and the food was delicious .

Just attended this weekend for the second year. This event packs a big crowd into downtown Cocoa…read moreBeach. There were hundreds of artists displaying their creations that were offered for sale. They had a nice stage set up and bands playing all weekend. We had a nice time browsing and enjoying the music. I made a purchase from a wood working guy at the event. It was a hand made slicer that will cut through anything. It is great for slicing tomato, French bread, meats and cheeses. That was a good score for $20.00

Super friendly. Beautiful collection. Absolutely worth the stop! Took my Wizard of Oz loving mom…read moreand she had the best time.

**OVERALL REVIEW**…read more The Wizard of OZ Museum and Van Gogh Experience, which I will shorthand simply to the Oz Museum, is one of those unique attractions that stand out simply because of its uniqueness in an area you do not expect to see such an attraction. But this is Florida (my beloved state I love so much), and it should not be weird to see a surf museum (Florida Surf Museum) nearby the dinosaur store and museum (literally called the Dinosaur Store). But it works because the Oz Museum surely highlights so much from the Wizard of Oz franchise, not just the movie, but the entire lore inspired by the amazing book written by Frank L. Baum. I would have waited until later to post this review up, because there is one more "experience" I need to watch through-and-through in the Van Gogh Experience, which is the projector experience of traveling through The Wizard of Oz, but there is new news pertaining to this locale. The Oz Museum is moving south to Cocoa Beach. Not only that, it will be near the Dinosaur Store. How wonderful is it that two of the quirkiest museums Cocoa Beach has will be next to each other. Ergo, this review is for the Oz Museum as they are officially in their "Final Weeks in Cape Canaveral" before they move south to Cocoa Beach. For starters, the Oz Museum is located on the westside of A1A a.k.a. Jimmy Buffet Highway, at the northwest quadrant of its intersection with Center St., the street that leads westward to the dinky Center Street Park where one of the five bat houses of Cape Canaveral are located. The Oz Museum is actually "small" pertaining to the price one must pay to enter, which is about $32 plus tax for adults. Military and seniors get a discount and children are about half that price, but still, that can be considered steep for entry. But if you truly take your time with this location and engage in all they provide, it actually fair price. Most people would probably just breeze through all the exhibits, including officially recognized items that belonged to Frank L. Baum, signed books, and just a collection of all Oz related things from one family's personal collection. And yes, it is a personal collection, but it is an amazing personal collection with, as mentioned earlier, official items from certain locales, which I must stress "certain locales." For example, the display featuring the winkie guard spear has items that were officially used as props in the classic movie starring Judy Garland. The ruby red slippers on display, many mistake as from that movie, too, but those are actually the ones that were displayed in the line/queue of the Great Movie Ride in Disney's Hollywood Studios while the ride was open. It should also be noted that each glass panel of the collection has a QR code for an audio tour. Ergo, each panel will have a recorded explanation and history of everything that is on display. That is why I say the price is justified. And let's face it, a museum like this, despite how quirky it is, may become "boring" for little children. Ergo, there is a children's room with the animated Oz movie playing on loop and plenty of books, puzzles, and games to keep their playful minds occupied. Finally, the Van Gogh Experience is just an "added bonus" on top of all you get in this museum. The projectors put you in the midst of an amazing animation detailing Van Gogh's life, which lasts about 20 minutes on average. Seeing his paintings come to animation life in a room that is about 75 feet by 25 feet (estimate because the room was constantly darkened for the projectors) was just relaxing, especially when Starry Starry Night appeared. There is also a projector experience going through the entirety of The Wizard of Oz, but I never got to finish it. Ultimately, the Oz Museum is a worthwhile experience to go to, but I am only giving it four-out-of-five stars because this experience, as it is now, will soon be gone, and a new experience will be available very soon with added features such as a boat ride (and possibly mini-golf). From what I got the couple of times I went here, it is definitely worth checking out. You can't go wrong with a museum that is featured as it is highly-rated among many categories on TripAdvisor, including number one for kids museums.