This is a masterplanned theater complex with bars, restaurants and shopping, most of it is walkable…read morebefore or after the movie. The theater itself was great, it has a more complete food and snack counter with more food options than the typical theater junk food, and of coarse all he treats and drinks. Our seats were very comfortable (recliners) and the screen we had (may have been an IMAX) was very large. Sound was good, not just loud. Ok, it was over loud like most theaters today but it also was tight and clear. After our movie some of our group grabbed ice cream and others got burgers and fries from the businesses that are right out front. Then we at around a fire pit and ate our food while enjoying the fire. I think there were several fire pits to enjoy. Despite bing a large complex with lots of stores parking was easy and close the door too.

Not worth going to if it's in the front row it looks like a Chad snap filter the whole time.read more

We love Cargo Cinema! It's so fun to see old favorite movies. We've taken our grandkids there when…read morewe have a special birthday time with them. They have loved it. One even dressed up like Cinderella the day we went. She was so excited! The price is great and you can look online usually for the month, to see what is playing. Kids movies are earlier, later times for the rest. Such a fun option that doesn't break the bank.

Had a great time watching Casablanca. Looked at their calendar of movies for the month and bought…read morethe tickets. We're going tonight to see the Princess Bride. A wonderful little theater done up inside like the movie palaces of the 30's and 40's.

My family of 5 and I LOVE this place. We have been Fat Cat Gold Members since the day it opened and…read morehave found tremendous value. Their luxury movie seats are the creme de la creme! I love that you can order food online or at the counter and have it delivered to your seats. I love the popcorn its always delicious and fresh. We love bowling here and using the arcade. There are a variety of staples when it comes to games for us and multiplayer game options are high up on our list. They do such a great job rotating to have snazzy new games and updating their center. I am impressed. For cleanliness, I do feel like things get cleaned well and regularly though it could always be done more with how many families come through. They do so many extra mile thoughtful things that need to be highlighted though. My favorite of which was the extra diapers that are always available in multiple sizes in both the Men's and Women's bathrooms!

I went to Fat Cats on a Wednesday...and it was not Very…read morebusy, but I booked a movie and then ordered snacks. The staff were pleasant and helpful. The snacks were fresh....i love fresh Popcorn , especially Movie Popcorn.... I'll be back!

My wife loves old movies, and we just found this place that had just opened a couple of months ago…read moreand they play old movies on the big screen. Tonight we went and saw Christmas in Connecticut. It was made in 1945. We went to the 9 o'clock showing on a weeknight, so it was fairly quiet, which was fun. Visited with the owner for a little bit and he was super friendly and it sounds like business is going well. He said they go through about 10 different movies a week, so you've gotta be quick and keep an eye on what they've got coming up so you can catch it before they switch to the next movie. You can also put requests in for what movies you would like to have them play. Fun opportunity for a unique date night with your significant other, or family, to get out and enjoy some old movies.

My family watches muppets Christmas carol every year for Christmas Eve and it was so awesome to…read morewatch it in a theater this year! I really love that they are showing previously released movies. This theater is such a gem to the community. It was clean, the seats were comfortable, correctly priced concessions, very fun.

In the excitement of a concert, we often forget the venue. While I have no beef with the performers…read more(The 1975, who were exceptional), I can't totally say the same about the UCCU Center. Known for many moons as the David O. McKay Events Center, there have been changes in recent years to make room the growth of Utah Valley State College to Utah Valley University. The sound was good, and the importance of good sound can't be underemphasized. And, while I'm guessing that The 1975 brought most of their own show, there is something to be said about a medium-sized college arena handling well the unadulterated wattage surge of a 1000-foot video display and multi-colored lighting brought forth by this massively huge British band. I have been on campus over the years for other events such as Wolverine basketball games and the famed Michael Moore speech in 2004. For those type of events, it works decently and as it should. However bands, unless they are performing in "The Round", will find their fans making awkward angles in their chairs. While I was standing most of the time, sitting and seeing required turning myself 90 degrees left in an unswivelable and uncomfortable circa-1980s arena chair. The parking is maybe the worst I've seen at a concert. No UVU staff managing the traffic; we spent 30 minutes trying to get out, but not moving. This element I give an "F" ... hell, I'll give it a "Z-". Utterly and completely unacceptable. If you want to play with the big boys, UVU, start acting like it. In the end, the concert was great, and I'm sure there will also be great events like this in the future.

We went to the Louis Tomlinson concert on March 1st. The line to get in was really long and it…read moremoved really slow. I didn't like how there were no assigned seats. It was really hot inside. Once we sat down we were dying of water. My sister saved our seats while I went to get water. I asked an employee where the concession stands were and they only had one that was open which was clear on the other side of the building. Once I got the concession stand the was so dang long since that was the only concession stand open. They had a few vending machines around with water bottles in them that I wanted to use because I didn't want to wait in the long concession line. All the vending machines were turned off. So I had no choice but to stand in line. I waited probably about 45 minutes to 1 hour. I missed the whole opening act. They had 1 freaking person so the register!! I could t get over it. They weren't selling any water bottles, they said they are only doing cups of water. They had bottle waters in the fridge but weren't selling any. They said people throw them up on stage which I don't get because anyone could throw a big cup of water on stage too. The big cups of water were more expensive than the bottle waters too. Of course. They were $4 for each cup of water. They didn't even out ice in the water. It was the worst. Why would t you have more than one concessions open?? Why wouldn't they have their vending machines on?? Why wouldn't you have more than 1 person doing the register?? It was the worst!!

It has now been nearly a full year since I purchased two adult tickets for the Light Fest Lantern…read moreFestival, originally scheduled for July 2024. At the time of purchase, I also paid for the offered insurance, which clearly stated that a full refund would be provided if cancellation was necessary. However, my experience could not have been further from what was promised. The festival itself was canceled due to a fire ban -- understandable given safety concerns -- but it was then rescheduled for October 2024. Unfortunately, I was going to be out of town during the new date, and I immediately took all the necessary steps to cancel my tickets. I canceled through their website and sent multiple emails as directed. Each time, I received automated responses claiming that someone would reach out to me to process my refund. That outreach never happened. Despite my repeated attempts -- over an entire year -- to obtain the refund I was owed, I have still not received a single dollar of the $150 I paid. Instead, I was continually given empty promises and automated emails. The so-called "insurance" I paid for turned out to be entirely fraudulent. It exists purely to make customers think they are protected when in reality, Light Fest seems to have no intention of honoring it. This operation is nothing short of a scam. If the event is canceled or rescheduled for any reason, do not expect to get your money back, no matter what the insurance policy claims. Light Fest took my money and ignored my refund requests for over a year. In conclusion: Avoid Light Fest at all costs. Their customer service is nonexistent, their insurance is a scam, and their business practices are deeply dishonest. Save yourself the time, frustration, and financial loss. These people are crooks, and they should not be trusted

An amazing experience held at the Talladega, AL race track!!! I had the opportunity to attend the…read moreLights Festival in Talladega approx. 1.5hrs from Atlanta, GA. This was the closet location to SC, hopefully they will bring this event oneday to the Palmettos! The event cancelled twice due to weather, so finally...I got to the event about 7pm, the event started at 4pm, I didn't wanna sit in a field for hrs, so we showed up just in time. We checked in, received bands, lantern, instructions, a black marker to decorate the lantern. They did have a lot of goodies you can purchase for the evening. The parking was organized when we arrived, leaving was another story, we went the opposite of the traffic to avoid the traffic drama, no issues. I brought 2 chairs, bug spray, and some snacks. They did have some food trucks, the lines were super long, so be prepared. I did buy some kettle popcorn from one of the vendors. The team lit the oil lanterns around 8p just before dark, lots of music playing, people dancing having a god time. The host for the evening was lively and kept kept the crowd entertained. Approx 8:30 the host gave directions and lit 1 lantern so we could see the direction of the wind. Once we got the Ok, its was dark enough for everyone to start lighting and releasing the lanterns! Such a magical night and a lot of fun for all. Yes, I would attend again if they came closer to Columbia, SC! The price is reasonable for all, $20- 25 per lantern. Add them on your FB page so you can keep up with the locations.

Thr venue cant be matched. The Bluebird cafe singer/songwriter concerts at Sundance are like…read morelooking behind the curtain of the Nashville music industry, and always top notch. Great storytelling and favorite songs, new and old. Tickets for the BBQ and concerts sell out in seconds.

What a great find! I can't believe I have lived in Utah for 40+ years and I had never been to…read moreSundance Summer Theater. It is a beautiful venue, set in the magical Wasatch mountains, with a view of the back side of Mt Timpanogos. The actors were fantastic. If you closed your eyes it was almost like you were listening to Julie Andrews. Oh, we saw The Sound of Music. The set was almost as if you were in the Von Trapp family home. With the exception of the staircase. They do have some refreshments, but they are limited. However, you can bring in your own. It's a beautiful and inexpensive way to see great performances in a magical setting.

Josh was so helpful! My Husband and I played the Provo Crime Room and he helped us remember things…read morewe forgot along the way. 10/10 experience!

We've done several escape rooms, so I feel like we know the drill and what to expect. Each one is…read moreunique in that the clues are different, the room setup is themed and you never know just what type of puzzles or challenges you'll have to master to get out. This room started out great-we did the Lair of Lunacy and were appropriately briefed that we would start in the dark and what we specifically needed to "solve" to get out. (I'm purposely leaving out details to not give anything away.) Part way through our time, we came across a clue that was very robust and even had some directions that should have led us to solving that piece. One member of our group spent a ton of time on this one challenge and grew increasingly frustrated with it. He knew how to solve it, but it was not leading anywhere. Another part of the room had a similar clue that looked to be well-thought out and complex, but it never morphed into anything that would help us proceed. We eventually made it out of the room and asked about those two clues. We were told that they were both "red herrings." We believe that they were originally part of the game and that some of the components malfunctioned and they had to remove those clues. You can still get out of the room, obviously, but those items were major time wasters. I understand placing things to add confusion and that not everything leads you to a clue, but these were so complex and "in your face" that I truly believe they were originally part of the game. It's too bad, because what we think they were supposed to do would have been really cool.