Great experience! Will be back got exactly my 3 seats a great price!…read more Thank you again Encino ca

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I purchased tickets where Ticketmaster was the agent for me buying tickets to the USC - Penn State…read moreFootball Game on October 12, 2024. I purchased the tickets on July 5, 2024, and was told after Ticketmaster took my $899.41that I would receive an email from the third party seller they represented. Never received an email, and eventually never received my tickets. I chatted with there Fan Assistant, called and chatted twice with there people (Indian based) who said I would get an email from the seller in 24 hours - never happened. I tried up until 2 hours before the event, and was on hold for hours. Don't use Ticketmaster and SeatGeek. They work as an agent, and never check out their sellers, and claim no responsibility!!!

Show sold out? No problem, cause Ticket Nation got em…read more I've used ticket nation for laker games, clipper games, and also concerts. They got the best prices. I even got tickets on the day of the event. Be prepared to pick em up tho, but their office is like right next to the staple center. However, if you plan ahead and do your own research, you'll find that ticket nation will give you the best price. Sometimes they even give free parking.

Came here on a wednesday around 9am no wait to get in. Ticket 5 dollars parking lot free. Serivce…read morefriendly. Took around 30 minutes to walk everything. Its in a loop. Restrooms inside clean. It was a really nice and relaxing well kept garden. Cool history and plenty of photo opportunities. It had wildlife as well ducks and goose. All in all a hidden gem.

This 6.5 acre lush Japanese garden is unlike any other garden you'll ever visit…read more Conceived by engineer Donald C. Tillman and designed by UCLA professor Dr. Koichi Kawana, it opened in 1984 with a message in mind- recycled waste water can sustain new life. The result was a landscape of lotus and ponds, home to wildlife from mosquito fish to egrets. Meanwhile in the backdrop, pumps as wide as 8 feet in diameter are elevating sewage to be treated. The crowd was sparse on a weekday, ideal for a leisurely stroll. From the Shoin Building, a series of screen windows look out into the vast garden. It's an opportunity for rest and reflection. Operating hours are 9:30 am to 3:30 pm M-Th and one Sunday a month. Admission is $5 per adult. Restrooms, including gender neutral ones, are behind the Shoin Building. No filming allowed of any kind without a FilmLA permit, even on a phone for personal use. Seems overly restrictive by modern standards. Photos are fine if not posed/professional. This lush Japanese garden is fed by 6 million gallons of reclaimed water a day, making it unlike any other. You wouldn't know by looking at it, and that's the beauty.

I love First Class Tickets!…read more Aimee is my go-to ticket broker for K-Pop, rap, hip-hop, and pretty much any kind of show or sporting event (Go Dodgers!) -- she always hooks my family up with amazing seats! I was honestly afraid to reach out to a broker at first because I thought it would be too expensive, but Aimee totally works with my budget and makes everything stress-free. She's super easy to work with, super responsive, and honestly just so nice. You can tell she really cares about her clients and wants them to have the best experience. After the event, she follows up with me to make sure we had the best experience. She's even keeping an eye out for BTS tickets for me - whenever they schedule their next tour - (2026 - fingers crossed ). If you're a K-Pop fan or just love going to live events, definitely reach out to Aimee -- she's awesome!

Love First Class Tickets! They got me great pricing and great seats for the sold out Dodgers World…read moreSeries Celebration! I will be using them for all my ticket needs!! Jeremiah had amazing customer service!

Situated on busy Ventura Blvd, if you are a Disney fan - this is a must! Their collection of old…read moreand even new Disney items is immense with prices from afforable to OMG - something for everyone. My friend was in the hunt for a specific figurine - the staff was so helpful in answering questions and giving advice on the best time to see new items in the store. For me, i just enjoyed walking around and seeing all the treasures old and new. While Disney is a part of the gallery, they do also have other "fan" items like bullwinkle and rocky among others!

I stroll around this area of Ventura Blvd. in Studio City and noticed Van Eaton Galleries for a…read morewhile, never had a chance to check it out till recently. It is located in the old Pier 1 space, the place is big, well lit, a small museum of memorabilia, especially animation, a nice gallery and auction house. They have the catalogue on line as well. It is free to visit and there are several rooms to explore and browse, lots of cool items on display: posters, big props, toys, photos, animation sheets, press kits and so on. There are some non-animation film related items as well, from the James Bond series for example. They have an exhibit till the end of June and they also showcase other artists' work from the entertainment world. Nice staff, it is closed on Sunday. Lots of film history in here, if you are looking for some collectibles, artwork for your wall, some items are in the 200-300 range, some more as you can imagine. Nice visit, I'll stop by sometime to check out what is new here!

I haven't been to a Laemmle in quite some time, but I'm glad they're still around! Independent…read moretheaters are always just as important as the big time theaters. I've had good experiences at Laemmle's Encino theater and had many memories from their old Sunset and Fallbrook locations, but this was my first time at their North Hollywood theater. You can buy your tickets online or in-person inside. I'm not gonna lie - with everything automated nowadays, it's been a minute since I actually got to interact with theater employees at the box office! Speaking of which, they were all friendly and happy to assist the moviegoers. Since it's an independent theater, the crowd leans towards the older side (nothing wrong with that since they're more respectable). The interior of the theater is clean, the sound and image are great, they've got a nice selection of independent movies - if you're in NoHo, give Laemmle a shot! There's street parking and a parking garage off of Lankershim Blvd & Weddington St (theater provides validation).

Parking was great and easy- structure by a fitness place. Arrived early before first movie, so had…read moretime for lunch at Mama (?) pizza place across the street. Lots of dining choices from mom & pop shops to chains. Staff were all very nice. The experience was excellent! They accepted cash for all purchases!!! That's a big deal to me because I want to be given choices about how to pay. Theater was super clean and nice. Watched two movies- theater#1 was perfect seating, viewing and temperature of room was good. Theater #7, a smaller room, seating was not so great. I could have moved to another seat, but I didn't. The last row seat are too low and the seat in front blocked the subtitles. Otherwise great experience. Highly recommend the theater.

Did you know BINGO was invented by the Italians in the 16th century? It was called "Il Gioco del…read moreLotto" and a version of that is still played in Italy today! Eventually word of mouth made its way to France, where it was called "Le Lotto," a game of chance enjoyed by wealthy aristocrats, before catching on in Germany and then finally, to the the United States in the 1920's, when it was called "Beano" because dried beans were used to mark the winning numbers. BEANO became BINGO when a player accidentally yelled "Bingo!" instead of "Beano!" out of sheer excitement and the name was forever changed. A Catholic priest then had the grand idea to use Bingo as a means to help raise church funds during the Great Depression and the rest is history. America's beloved pastime's popularity started to wane in the 90's and 2000's but I'm glad to say Bingo is back, baby, and stronger than ever, judging from the crowds of young influencers and old sticklers alike that come to play this game. Bell-Jeff Bingo, which gathers every Tuesdays from 4pm is by far the best Bingo Hall in the vicinity. It is a clean, bright and calm space, with lots of parking right outside and the most interesting players (hustlers!?) and the nicest, most patient flash card runners/volunteers. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the food, such as burgers, tacos, and grilled cheese that you can order and eat while you're playing. The whole experience lends to a night of fun and relaxation, a truly wonderful social community event. All the players tell me it's not about the winning that's addictive when it comes to Bingo, oh no, no. It's the whole experience leading up to that win. It's the slow building of anticipation and manifestation, the prayers, laughter, comradery and then finally, the realization of the win. Everyone should experience this euphoric feeling of calling out "Bingo!" and winning $$$ because it is a feeling like no other. Come and experience for yourself because it is like nothing else. See you here.

This bingo facility is like no other. It is very clean, well-lit and serves good food! Not to…read moremention the friendly volunteers that treat players like family and friends.

The Baseline: For an entertainment venue the show(s) must be enjoyable, the food offerings must be…read moredelicious, the venue must have a good layout, and the experience must be memorable. Product: Tickets for the event if you did not purchase on line. Service: The counter staff were nice and efficient. Made request, paid money, got tickets, attended event. Facility: Facility is set up well and it is clean.

I had to go to the Hollywood Bowl group ticket office to get my ticket for the Rotarians at the…read moreBowl 4th of July LA Philharmonic and Fireworks concert that we attend with between 100-150 fellow Rotarians. Although I have lived in LaLaLand for a long, long time, I never knew this wonderful park hidden by walls right on Highland south below the Bowl existed. Another discovered hidden gem in the city of Angels. This year we are going to see Harry Connick Jr.