Was out of town and visited this theater on a whim. It RULES…read more Recliner seats, low crowds, clean bathrooms, nice employees. You Binghamton folks are sleeping on this experience, because if I didn't live two hours away, I would be coming here for every film I see. Nothing close to me is this good!

Movie theaters can deliver a somewhat premium viewing, but they all have cons. This movie theater…read moreis no exception. However, what sets this place apart from the competition is the price and luxury for that price. I've been to a lot of movie theaters and this one by far is one of the most comfortable seating in the house. The small swing table is a plus and for the price you pay. It delivers and then some. I absolutely love this movie theater for what it is. The CONS...yup......it a bit sloppy at the register and depending on what your watching. The crowd can get a bit noisy. Overall, I love this joint for the purpose it was meant. I do recommend it, as this is on the luxury side of entertainment and $16 is about right for the best seat in the house. Grab some popcorn and enjoy!

The number one thing that I care about it that the seats and comfortable. At this AMC the seats are…read morevery comfortable and recline as well! The staff were nice. There is plenty of parking. I ordered the everything pretzel before entering the theater. Highly recommend getting this if you are hungry but not in the mood for popcorn. Points off because the picture quality just did not seem very good. Most theaters I go to the screens are bigger and stretch all the way across the wall this one is much shorter. We saw Avatar 2 here in 3D and I know that 3D distorts the quality, but I wish we just waited until we went to a theater with an IMAX or Dolby. Regardless this still seems to be the best theater option around.

I went here recently, and the chairs that everyone used to rave about, are now worn out and saggy…read more The price for popcorn and a drink is insane. After tax it comes to $27 a person for a movie, popcorn, and a drink.

Arcade part is good and really fun but they sold my mom a broken ps2 and the 2 idiots at the check…read moreout didn't help her OR refund her until she had to call my grandma and pretend she was my moms lawyer to get a REFUND.

RCG is just the place for you to go back in time, and play some of your favorite old time games, a…read moretime when you probably were living with less worries, and escape to that time even if it's only for a couple of hours. They have a great selection of game cassettes for old the old platforms, and the people that work there are very knowledgeable, and more than willing to help our with everything game wise...I wish they were closer to home, I miss playing Berserk, Defender, and Space Invaders.

Interest place to visit. Something for everyone. Model railroads, native American displaces.read more

Incredible museum and exhibits. Cannot say enough good things. This is the best museum we have seen…read moreupstate and we have been to many. Wish we would've tried it sooner. Plenty of interactive areas for my 4 yo who loved it. Easily spent 3 hours there. The model train set is beautifully done!

ABFA is the gallery you MUST see on First Friday in Binghamton…read more Anthony Brunelli's gallery is composed of works by emerging, mid-career, and established international artists alike in the areas of contemporary realism, photorealism and well-disciplined abstract paintings, drawings, sculpture, original prints, and alternative photographic media. The subject matter is always changing in the gallery, so you'll likely find something that catches your eye in their monthly rotations. If you're new to art galleries, prepare to be shocked at the value of the works here. Everything here is exquisitely executed, well deserving of its title as a fine art gallery. You will most certainly find the best pieces around here. Undoubtedly the highlight of each First Friday for me. My favorite piece in their upstairs collection is the reverse perspective piece by Peter Roth. If you're unfamiliar with reverse perspective, it is a 3D technique that creates an optical illusion of moving through the space in the painting. It's a fun piece to ponder!