Took a break from work to go see Disclosure Day. Movie started 45 minutes after advertised start…read moretime. So many commercials. The theatre was warm. The sound was so loud it was uncomfortable (and I love to crank up the volume for music). The people who work there obviously loathe their job. WTF?!? Center City? Why can't we just have a great experience that begins on time in a comfortable environment. I go out to K of P for a much better experience. This is why we can't have anything nice in the city. No one cares. Gave it 2 stars because the seat was comfortable

This was our second time coming here. Since this was a late Friday night showing on the opening…read moreday/weekend of the movie (Jordan Peele's "Him"), it was much more crowded than the first time we came here (Sunday evening). Even though there were a lot of people, we didn't feel like we waited long for anything - coming in, ordering food and ordering drinks. General area and within the theater was kept decent. We like and enjoy the dine in your seats aspect. Food is decent and most people would be able to find something. They were low on stuff at the condiments bar, so we had to get some stuff from the staff working the concession stand. We got in the theater as previews were about to start and a staff member brought the food to our seats within minutes of us sitting down - so perfect timing. Good experience and we plan to see more movies here moving forward.

This theatre is not my typical go to theatre but had the show timing for a weekend. The theatre…read moreexterior is definitely classy and has a good vibe. The parking lot is huge and available on both sides of the theatre. I did online reservation via regal app and worked just fine. For a 9.30 pm show it had quite a people. The concession stand has limited options and fresh popcorn popping so couldn't resist and it tasted okay. There are probably 3 restrooms, one under maintenance and 1 was dirty and third one was okay to be used. So, cleanliness of restrooms was a challenge. There were lot of screens, and the seats are very comfortable. One reason I would come back here again would be for the seats that are tall, huge and nice reclining. If you are in the area probably a good place to catch a movie.

This theater used to be a great experience - not so any more. The maintenance is not being done -…read morelights in parking lot out, toilets that remain broken for months...and more. The concession stand prices are very high. When we entered, we saw some people bringing blankets in - now I know why - it's 30 degrees outside and it was cold enough inside that I had to put my jacket over me and rub my nose to warm it up. The kicker - no one asked to see our tickets! Just a shame - no wonder people don't go to the movies if they are kept like this.

The Hiway Theater is an adorable, iconic classic little theater located in the heart of the sweet…read moretown of Jenkintown. They often play new indie films as well as some classics you may have never had a chance to see on the big screen. Around the holidays they throw pj parties and replay "Polar Express". They also play a few children's options during school breaks and during the summer. They definitely hand select their features with thought and precision. Ticket prices are more reasonable than main stream theaters and they also sell memberships! Check out their website to see what they entail. We have held a "Frozen" birthday party here for our daughters a few years back and to this day it was still one of the most enjoyable parties I have ever thrown. It was unique, easy and inexpensive, especially compared to the regular party places. The price wasn't per person, rather based on total range of attendees which is really great for the party for wee ones as parents, even siblings sometimes at that age tag along. The parties are BYOM (movie) which is great because the child can really pick whatever theme they so choose. The lights are dim to halfway so children won't get scared if it's their first time which it was for some. We were happy to be a part of that experience. The kiddos had the option to run around which they didn't seem to do at all. Everyone say and watched and enjoyed. Everybody loved this very different party and I highly recommend it! The movie parties are held earlier in the morning which was actually perfectly timed allowing the Littles to go home and take a nap and have the rest of the day with their family. And kids are up uber early anyway, why not get them out? The price of the party included the entire theater, popcorn and a drink for each child and tea and coffee was set for the adults. We ordered bagel trays and fruit trays from Fill A Bagel down the street which they delivered right to the movie theater. Easy! We also brought our own cake, drinks, a few games and yogurt parfaits. It was such a nice alternative to the normal pizza party. I couldn't recommend having at least one of your childrens birthday parties here! No need to worry about weather or if someone doesn't show up and you've paid per head. Sunday was easy as parking in the neighborhood is free!

Love this place! Especially for the old horror movie showings. So glad places like this still exist!read more

Snoop was the best! Great food and vibes! All aboard the scoops and Snoop food express!read more

Netflix house was a hit! The experience was fun, the restaurant area was clean, had a variety, and…read moreeverything was delicious. The atmosphere was fantastic and the employees were extremely kind. Our first server (I apologize for not remembering her name I believe Christine or Christina) was very nice and helpful, she had to go to break so we had the pleasure of meeting two employees today. Snoop was our server for the majority of our visit-he was kind, patient, knowledgeable, engaging, and fun.

A family friend recommended the Old Academy Players to me and went so far as to buy two tickets for…read moremy birthday (one for me, the other for a date) to one of their shows. I stopped in this past weekend to see "Murdering Marlowe". I'm no stranger to the arts, but wasn't sure what to expect, especially since I didn't get a chance to read about the play beforehand. I was surprised by the size (or lack thereof) of the Old Academy's auditorium. Their seating area can't handle a huge audience - but is that really a problem? The venue's intimate setting does make performances more personal; it was easy to become absorbed into the characters on stage. In particular, the actor who played Marlowe was a hoot! (Check out their show!) The Old Academy Players is a not-for-profit, largely volunteer-driven, community theater so if you've time to spare, sign up for their mailings and see where you can help!

Went for our first visit to Old Academy Players last night and loved it. We saw Oscar Wilde's…read morefamous "The Importance of Being Earnest" and it was great! They were very hospitable, much moreso than theaters downtown. For example, they offered refreshments during intermission, and a champagne reception after the production for opening night. Other playhouses do similar things, perhaps asking a modest fee for refreshments, etc., but it's normally one or the other (refreshments or reception), not both. It just was a few small touches like that that made us feel welcome, even when a long way from our neck of the woods. Thank you, Old Academy, for a great production, and since your season boasts some heady plays that look like they have some real content and intellect to them, we look forward to going back. Please note, we found no designated parking lot (may have missed it). They are in a residential neighborhood so we found a spot, but on show night these spots are few and far between... had to park a bit far, so be prepared to walk a bit (noting shoe type and foul weather).