We have watched a few movies here, most recently Wicked For Good in 3D. I like that I can order my…read moreseats on line and know exactly where to go when I enter the theater. I love that the seats recline way back and it's fun to play with the knobs on them. I like that there's a bit of distance between the coupling of chairs. I love the sound system. I mostly go to the matinee which is less expensive, often cleaner, fresh, hot popcorn and usually quieter. It's located on the 3rd floor in the Fashion District Mall. Good times.

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 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.

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

Perfect theater! Well-designed, comfortable. good sound, friendly employees, great mix of events.read more

I had such an amazing time at Netflix House. It's free to enter and view all the photo opps take…read morepics & more. They also have interactive games. They have Wednesday: Eve of the Outcasts, VR for different Netflix shows, I was going to do it but got scared (scary cat) there were too many people screaming . I'll try it next time I go. They also had mini golf. They have a Netflix bites restaurant, I didn't try any food. They also sold merch. The Wednesday: Eve of the Outcasts was the BESTTTTT!!!! It looked exactly like the show, they did such a good job. They have games and outcasts that realllllllly play their part. U think they are really part of the show. I absolutely loved it. I also joined in on the fun murder mystery. So I had to play detective & solved the crime. It was absolutely amazing.

Netflix House Philadelphia is located in King of Prussia. There are entrances from both the mall…read moreand the street. Within King of Prussia, you can enter on Level One in between Gregory's Coffee and Rolex or on Level Two between UNTUCKit and Sunglass Hut. From the street, Netflix House is located off Gulph Road on the south side of King of Prussia. Guests are welcome to enter and explore areas of Netflix House anytime during open hours - it's free to enter, no ticket required. Right outside, there are a line of characters that you can take pictures with and through the doors with the Netflix theme playing, you'll be immersed into the Netflix world with many photo opportunities with Thing, Henry Creel house, etc. There are several experiences you'll need to grab a ticket: interactive experiences-Wednesday: Eve of the Outcasts and ONE PIECE: Quest for the Devil Fruit, Netflix V/RTUALS- virtual worlds of Squid Game, Stranger Things, and Rebel Moon by Sandbox VR, and Top 9 Mini Golf. Prior to my visit, I reserved tickets for Top 9 Mini Golf for $22.00 each and Netflix V/RTUALS Squid Game for $33.00 each. Top 9 Mini Golf was so much fun! The staff provided some instructions, told us to enter a team name, and gave us the clubs. The mini golf ball is registered to the player so it automatically calculates the score. My husband and I competed across a Netflix-ified course that had holes like KPop Demon Hunters, Floor Is Lava, Love Is Blind, and plenty more. It was really cool how each hole represented and incorporated different shows. We moved at our own pace and there were other groups playing too. I thought it was really unique and fun! The Netflix V/RTUALS Squid Game is powered by Sandbox VR. This virtual experience was really cool and I really felt submerged in playing games from Squid Game. We even got a recap video at the end and definitely will be one for the books. There is also an opportunity to shop exclusive Netflix merch-apparel, collectibles, and more. In addition, you can eat from a Netflix-flavored menu. Netflix House Philadelphia is unique and is great to visit for all ages. I highly recommend checking out Netflix House Philadelphia for all Netflix lovers!

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).