This is an AMC movie theater that is long past its prime and needs a major overhaul. It's rather…read moreobvious the carpeting is worn beyond any cleaning that might save it and it needs replacement. Many of the seats in the individual theaters are badly worn and some are broken and also need to be replaced. While the prices seemed fair compared to other theaters I've been to, especially those where I live back East, about the only good thing I can say is that this AMC theater complex in Rapid City, SD is better than no movie theater at all. Other than that, mehhhhh.

Lights were on the whole time . Told Manager who didn't care. Absolutely filthy. Movie quality…read morewas poor too. Will just go back to Golden . Plus can't pick your seats so risk sitting on top of each other for busy movies.

Nice comfortable seats great staff. The new food choices are great. The atmosphere is cozy and…read moreromantic! Kris

I'm sharing this experience because it highlights a policy that seems to prioritize the business at…read morethe expense of the customer. In March, my family attended a movie at Golden Ticket Cinemas 7. After purchasing tickets and concessions, we entered a nearly empty theater only one other person was present. Shortly after, a manager informed us that due to demand for another showing, we would need to leave. Instead of a refund, we were given a green ticket stub with a six-digit code to use at a later date. About seven weeks later, we tried to use that credit. Like many customers, we planned ahead and attempted to reserve seats online. The system showed availability, but when we entered the six-digit code, it was not accepted. I called the theater for help and asked if they could hold seats for the next day especially since we already had credit from a prior inconvenience. They declined, citing expected demand. I then asked for a promo code or any workaround to reserve seats in advance, and that was also declined. This creates a frustrating situation: the theater has already received payment, but the customer assumes all the risk. If we had shown up the next day and the theater was full, we would have been turned away again with no guarantee of service despite already paying. To avoid that outcome, I had to drive across town the night before, go in person, and redeem the stubs just to secure seats. That shouldn't be necessary in a system where online reservations are the norm. I understand policies are meant to protect a business, but there should be reasonable accommodations especially after a disrupted experience initiated by the theater itself. Even a simple solution like temporarily holding seats with a release window would have resolved this. Instead, what should have been a recovery from a poor first experience became a second frustrating one. That's disappointing and feels entirely avoidable.

I was driving east from Mount Rushmore when I saw the sign for this and did a complete u-turn to…read morestop in because duh, I wanted to be a paleontologist until I was 15 in careers class and learned how much they only make unless they make discoveries. But I still speak fluent fossils and dinosaurs sooooo I had to see everything. There's a cool mirror maze and mini golf that are included in the tickets, and they have one of the coolest gift shops I've ever seen. 3-D Dino post cards? Yeah; those happened. Be sure to stop in and check them out, I had a blast walking around and seeing the Dino's.

Great place for the price. It would be a great place to take the kids if they love Dinosaurs. We…read morevisiting as part of Operation Black Hills Cabin. Thank you for supporting their program and for supporting wounded veterans.

Good atmosphere. I randomly walked into a good time where they read Poetry outloud and sang music.read more

I love the Dahl and visit several times a year. It's large and open and surprisingly uncrowded…read more The displays change at a regular interval and the art itself varies broadly. The kiddos not into galleries? No worries, there's a play area with interactive toys for all age groups. It has been a while since I've last attended one of the performance art events, but it was Shakespeare, well done, and I would go again. Sadly, I have never had a chance to do an art class so this review skips over that area completely! Don't forget the gift shop and maybe even a donation on the way out if you enjoyed yourself as the Dahl gallery is free to visit.

A really cool museum with Native American history exhibits and artwork. It was very nearly empty…read morewhen we visited so we were able to move through the museum at our own pace.

Decent museum. We love that there are stations for kids to do activities while we stop to look at…read morethe exhibits. Well organized and interesting. They currently have a beautiful quilt display.

Very cool FREE museum in Rapid City! There's also free parking! If you love rocks and geological…read morestuff this is the place for you! You can spend a couple hours wandering around reading and checking out the cool artifacts in the museum! A must if you're in Rapid City!

You could spend hour and hours here. I came here on my birthday and it was really awesome. Sooo…read moremuch to see and it's absolutely free! (Donations accepted).

Our visit to Reptile Gardens was absolutely unforgettable! From the moment we walked in, we were…read moreblown away by how well-kept, interactive, and family-friendly everything was. Traveling with our 5-year-old, this was easily one of the highlights of our trip. He was completely fascinated by the huge variety of reptiles--especially the giant tortoises and snakes--and the live shows were both entertaining and educational. The staff did an amazing job keeping kids engaged while teaching them fun facts along the way. The grounds are beautiful and easy to navigate, making it a relaxing experience for parents too. You can tell how much care goes into the animals and the overall experience. If you're in the Rapid City area, this is a must-do--perfect mix of fun, learning, and memorable moments for the whole family!

This place is cool! If you don't like reptiles you will…read moreprobably not enjoy it, but hopefully you would not come to a place called Reptile Gardens if you don't like them. There is a big dome here where you can walk among some free-roaming reptiles; but don't worry, most of the creatures here are in enclosures. Displays are mostly well labeled and in an amusing way. Obviously the people here love reptiles and have fun talking about them. There is a crocodile show that was informative and amusing. I think there are snake shows too. My favorite exhibit is the tortoise area. They are ancient! One is 120 years old and is still - um - frisky. You can touch them! Food was not great. Not many choices. I got a hot dog since it was cheaper than the other items and it was good. I got it "dressed" and the relish and onions definitely elevated it. Great selection of gift shop items. What's really awesome about this place is that - once you have paid admission and are inside - there are some "season pass" signs. If you take your picture with them it will act as a Season Pass for the rest of the year! We don't live in the area so didn't do it; but if we did we would have really taken advantage of that! We came here after going to Bear Country USA and this was by far my favorite of the two. Though I do REALLY love reptiles.