Nice theater, comfortable seating and very helpful staff. Place was clean and well maintained.read more

Everything was well. They have great prices and you could get your favorite brand of snacks that…read moreyou want

I love it they are awesome staff, very clean . Down earth…read morepeople! And the movies are great! I totally recommend for a family night out!

NEW 2014 SCHEDULE! This is a FREE event!!! Feel free to bring your own picnic baskets, blankets,…read morelawnchairs. Parking is free. All screenings begin at sundown. These are wonderful family films on a large, inflatable, outdoor, movie screen! Concessions are available, cheap and delicious and cash only! Here is this season's schedule: May 2 8pm The Croods Riverview Park 600 Block Clyde Fant Parkway downtown Shreveport (across the street from Sci Port!) May 16 8pm Iron Man 3 Mamie Hicks Park 200 Mayfair Drive June 6 8:30pm Turbo Riverview Park June 20 8:30pm Madagascar 3 Chris Hays Park 4300 Illinois Street July 18 8:30pm Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters AC Steere Park 4100 Youree Drive August 1 8pm Avengers Confidential Riverview Park August 15 8pm Epic (By Shreveport's own Bill Joyce!!!) Hattie Perry Park 4300 Ledbetter Street (named for Blues legend Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter) September 5 7:30pm The Lego Movie Riverview Park September 19th 7:30pm Monsters University Andrew Currie Park 1600 Norma Ave October 3 Details TBD October 17th 7pm Frozen Betty Virginia Park 3901 Fairfield Avenue Movies will not play with the threat of inclement weather. For more info call 318-673-7892 This is one of the coolest family events in all of Shreveport-Bossier City, and it's free!!! Please attend and support Movies and Moonbeams!!

This is the best theatre i've been to in several other locations and regions around the country. so…read moreit's for sure a gem for shreveport. just need to keep it tame, respectful, and a fun movie experience for all.

The Desert Warrior movie was boring. We left after the first 30 minutes of movie. Complete waste of…read moremoney. Don't waste your time unless you like a movie with no drama or plot. Just endless on and on. Food was great, seating good.

Love this cinema! It is like stepping back in time but always has the newest movies. The popcorn…read moreand Diet Coke are such a treat!

Oh boy, we're in the SOUTH…read more We arrived with a pretty big group on Sunday afternoon and found a presumably post-church line outside the theater before the box office opened for matinee. Let's actually pause and preface this by saying it's my first time visiting these there them parts and aside from sticking out like a sore thumb (people were staring at my shoes!) I've now endured three days of "y'all," "god bless," and names with two syllables being pronounced with only one and alternatively names with one syllable being pronounced with two (Ryan is now rine and Beth is now bay-eth). The actual theater is pretty depressing from the outside especially being so desolate and with such a strange, long line outside. I took a sneaky photo from the "vehicle" as they like to call cars in this area (kind of like how gas is actually called the complete word of gasoline, or really, gas-o-leeen) and will be posting it upon my escape to San Francisco where I will be less likely to be accosted at an exxon gas station (like what happened in Louisiana) by a drunken Texan who started harassing my boyfriend. Inside the theater was pretty decent, nice new stadium seats, decent snack prices and the lot, but the movie we saw was out of focus and even after alerting the staff the problem was not totally fixed..Further, the poor young ladies working behind the snack stand were burning the dim light and I had trouble getting even one of the three of them away from the credit card machine which they were having trouble with. But, I guess it's the only choice for a movie theater within about 60 miles.

I hadn't been to a Regal in years but it was the right choice for me and my family of 6. The Color…read morePurple: the musical was released on Christmas Day so we decided to check it out. Purchasing tickets online was pretty seamless besides the fact that they don't offer Senior Citizen discounts. I like the touch less entry option. We had just eaten dinner so no one used the concession stand but the bathroom was well kept and clean. Also the staff were very courteous and friendly. Good experience overall. Only not 5 stars because the seats didn't recline and we didn't check out the food.

City Shopping, cultural experience inside these events. Festivals and events for all , plenty of…read morechoices to choose from. Would recommend to my ppl

Slightly expensive, but excellent family fun time to be had by all. If you don't want to jump, your…read morechildren will find something to keep them occupied for as long as you're there. Basketball, dodgeball, obstacle course, joust, zip line, run up wall, bouncing everywhere, it's not a super big place, but large enough to move around and enjoy yourself for 1-2 hours.

With options like Surge by Drew Brees, Altitude and the Louisiana Zoo I would suggest that rather…read moreyou spend time with your family at any of these other venues than to ever entrust this facility to your loved ones. With no clear management or adult staff on the floor you have to rely on minors to ensure that patrons are enjoying themselves safely. I have witnessed first hand staff throwing a dodgeball at an intended child miss and smack a female bystander in the face, twice. I get it, there's implied risk but when it's a member of staff who should be ensuring safety, is it a patrons responsibility to say to that to particular employee that hey you threw that ball at that kid too hard or was it the lack of training? You decide. I wouldn't

Local cinemas like these are true gems in towns like these. They being a sense of art and culture…read moreto growing, suburban areas. Plus, they act as unique offerings for future events and family gatherings. This marks the first time we visited a theatre during this current pandemic, and I'm glad to say it was the right choice for the holiday season. We choose "News to the World" over "Wonder Woman 1984" Always go with Tom Hanks, always.

Small quaint theater with narrow seating in a tight space. It's been a while since I've been in…read moresuch a spot as that one. Yes luxury seating has spoiled me. On the plus side, it wasn't crowded and the show was cute. Beer if I had wanted it. Comfortable, but not reclining. Doesn't smell like potty. Mold. Or old stuff. It was a pleasant experience. I enjoyed it.

Pretty good price on tickets service good never really had a huge problem it is small so if you're…read moreseeing a new movie get there early enough to get in first.

This is the only theater in el dorado I believe. Prices are ok. And it's kind of small. But hey…read moredefinitely give you a ton of butter on your popcorn -- which I absolutely love! And their nacho cheese for the chips is better than that packet stuff from amc. The parking lot is decent size & the people seem friendly. There's not necessarily anything wrong with this place, but there's nothing that's really great about it either. And you really have nothing else to compare it to since it's the only theater in that general area.