Prices have gotten out of control--from tickets to snacks. For a family of four, you're easily…read morespending around $100 (and thats at matinee), which is just unreasonable. Buying tickets isn't as convenient anymore either. The outside kiosks are gone, cant use ticket machines and ordering online adds extra fees. So you're stuck going inside. Concessions are frustrating. Lines are long, yet staff don't seem organized, and service feels slow. Popcorn is overly buttery even when you ask for less, and everything--sodas, combos--feels overpriced with no real deal or savings. Rewards are also a hassle since staff rarely ask for your membership. Seating is just okay. It's tight, not very comfortable, and doesn't recline like other theaters. On top of that, bathrooms are inconveniently located all the way near concessions instead of being more accessible. Relatively clean except for area you get condiments, usually dirty. AND, they no longer have flavored seasons . Overall, it's not a great experience for the price. I'd give it a 3.5/5

Great movie theaters! I recommend downloading the app so you can get good deals. We came to watch…read morethe new minions movie. We were able to easily purchase our tickets & snacks in order to skip the lines & save time. The location itself is clean & well maintained. Staff is friendly, restrooms are clean, arcade section is nice too.

Decent theater.. clean most times..not very modern but better than other in town…read more Prices were great for a long time, now the prices at concession have gone up a lot and the discounted tickets are only 50 cents less than full price and they've gone up, too... - and - a couple of dollars difference and free refills on large drinks and popcorn are +. Seats recline, too + All in all, we have about $10 from other theater, if that. Won't say it's neither good or bad.. everyone's opinions may vary.

My town only has 2 major theaters; both deserve five star ratings, though! This one has been around…read morefor some time, located down Main Street in the "old" section of Yuma. The upgrades more than make this a delicious option, however! Big, comfy, loveable chairs centered around the screen, a great concession stand, AND coffee bar more than make up for any negatives. Parking? Limited down the busy Main Street but plentiful behind the theater. A movie-going experience that demands to be checked out. So, what are you waiting for?

The Lemon Grove is my favorite place in all of Yuma! They've got rotating flavors of soft serve,…read morethe best farm store, and a wonderful outdoor hangout space. Both of their spaces are awesome!

We just drove all the way out to the 95 location and even thought there is a sign on 95 that said…read more"yes we are open" there was no one there. Their web site shows both as open as far as we can tell. Before we drove out there we tried to find a phone # for the Lemon Grove but apparently they don't use the phone. We wanted a yellow watermelon so drove to the other location. They told us 95 was closed for the summer. We did get 2 yellows about the size of a big grape fruit and paid $6.99 each. It will be a very, very cold day (with snow) in Yuma before we ever go to the Lemon Grove again. Ellis S.

A great place to play Magic: The Gathering. Offers Friday Night Magic weekly as well as other fun…read moreevents.

My family and I have been going to the annual San Pasqual Valley Annual Pow Wow for some time now…read more Located on the Quechan Reservation about 10 minutes off the highway at their high school football field, it's something that shouldn't be missed. Not only do they have special dance performances they also have homemade arts and crafts, ceramics, clothing and such...and of course, food. We had both beef and hamburger soup combos with fry bread, both delicious. We stayed from noon until the closing ceremonies since the weather was overcast and cool vice sunny and hot. I definitely recommend going to one of the three days it's held.

This place was such a horrible experience. We are military and I have delt with a lot of different…read moreplaces but this place was exceptionally rude and racist towards my family. The parking lot is always crowed with accidents and the director and workers are the meanest most unhappy people I've ever seen. I would never refer any of our military families here.

The owner has so much passion for teaching her dance students . Ms. Cindy cares about what she does…read moreand it shows. Highly recommend trying it out.

Real and genuine people, fun time all around. Always doing what they can for the veterans.read more

We got invited here for a night of karaoke. Stepping into these kind of establishments (veteran…read moreprivate clubs) smoking is allowed; I didn't mind it too much (I quit almost 2 years ago). The building was old and typical, bar, eating area, pool table, military things hanging on the walls, etc. I ordered beer for the wife, and a soda for me (designated driver) while we waited for friends to arrive and karaoke to begin. It was an older crowd, didn't matter though as most were friendly and inviting. The lady running the karaoke that night (forgot her name) ran a good show as the microphone sounded warm and full, showcasing the vocals more than the music. Overall a good time (I loved the popcorn machine) and we'll probably be back again.

Formerly known as the Rat Croc Baseball Complex, the field is now known for holding events such as…read moreconcerts and movies. I'm all for it! Kudos for coming up with win/win ideas for businesses and patrons. Such as using squared - off spaces on the former baseball field for groups of people (up to 6) to social distance themselves in, masks optional (within said space). I found the bathroom clean, the vendors (various food and drink choices) and price of admission doable and yes, plenty of parking, as well as roving security. For a good time with others during these times, I recommend looking into what they have to offer here!