Had a great time watching Practical Magic 2! The pretzel bites were very soft and delicious! Might…read morebe my new go to movie snack over popcorn. Will need to go back and try something from the bar next time!

Spacious theaters are very comfortable seating and the popcorn is always on point. This is my go to…read moremovie theater!

I've been to this theatre several times. I know that it's not the newest of the theaters in the…read morearea but I still love going there. The people are welcoming and kind. The newer seats are comfortable and there is plenty of parking. The prices are so much less than in the newer theaters. As long as they have the movie I'd like to see, I'll continue to support this theater!

I was so intrigued by this little independent movie theater. We were in the area and I'd wanted to…read moresee "Rental Family" and the times were good. I found the movie schedule and times on line -- as it seems they hadn't updated the marquee signs yet. But they are obviously short staffed. The same guy who opened the doors and sold the tickets, he also made the popcorn. The theater where the movie we were seeing was shown was small with one center aisle and rows with four seats on either side of the aisle. As we were there early, there were only a few other folks in our movie showing. It was like having a private theater. The seats do go back, but they aren't automated. You have to "push" to get them to recline. The amazing part is the price. All movies are only $6 per person. Add in a combo of a drink and a small popcorn for only $7. They have first run as well as some limited and artsy films. We'd definitely come here again if in the area. Such an inexpensive opportunity for date night or daytime entertainment.

We visited CMX Wellington to watch the **Dogman** movie at 4:30 PM and purchased five tickets. When…read morethree of us arrived, no one checked our tickets at the entrance, which was a bit surprising. My husband and son came about 15 minutes later and he said someone finally was standing there and checked the tickets. Before heading in, I bought two kids' meals that included a bag of popcorn, a slushie, and a fruit snack--the kids loved them! For myself, I got a hot dog with fries, which came out fresh and hot. The theater was clean, and the movie itself was fantastic. Overall, it was a great experience, though better ticket checking would have made it feel more organized.

In the beginning this movie theatre was great. It was clean, maintained etc. it's gone down hill as…read morethe months roll on. The bathrooms are disgusting, the "smaller" theatres smell, the floors are sticky, and the seats are ripped/not working but yet don't tell you it doesn't work when you buy them. Really disappointing as it was such a nice theatre in the beginning.

I wanted to see SHEEP DETECTIVES and my wife purchased tickets on line for this movie theater…read more A multiplex theater complex with large seating in each one. Comfortable seats. You will want to bring a jacket, sweater, blanket or purchase one of the blankets featured at the concession stand. Brrrrrrrrrr!

This theater has seen better days. But the price is right! All shows are about $6 for all shows…read moreeveryday. So it makes going out to a movie quite reasonable. There's ample parking in the free lot out front. Most folks make their reservations online before coming to the theater. You also choose your seat assignment at that time, too. I used fandango. As you enter, there are two machines on the right side where you can enter your confirmation numbers. The machine then prints out your tickets. We only saw one staff member. She was working the snack bar. I assume you can also buy tickets on site from her as well. We were seeing a matinee and there were only a few other folks in the theater. The screen is large and the sound system is more than loud enough for anyone. The only negative was that it was freezing cold. Next time, I'll know to bring a sweater.

I've been to Lake Worth Playhouse a few times but this is my first time at their little Black Box…read morenext door. Maybe 50-60 seats in the whole house but they are all comfy and close to the action.

Did you know that there is a tiny, independent cinema in downtown Lake Worth? You probably know…read morethis if you've strolled down Lake Avenue and checked out the movie posters. The Stonzek is a very small 'blackbox-style' movie theater that is part of the Lake Worth Playhouse. I think it deserves it's own Yelp listing . . . so here goes! The Stonzek used to be associated with a small cinema chain with a handful of locations across the country, but at some point it broke out on it's own. Go Lake Worth style! I've frequented this cinema a handful of times over the years. I've definitely taken for granted the fact that this venue is in walking distance of my home; I think the next closest art/independent filmhouse is in Boca. Not sure how many seats there are . . . less than 50?! This cinema has a terrible webpage as part of the Playhouse, but it appears to have a decent following. Recently, this was the only theater in South Florida to screen my relative's film 'Neruda.' My husband attended during a weekday afternoon; he said it was half-full and that he was the youngest person in the crowd. I attended on a weekday evening and the theatre was at least 60% full. I was surprised to see so many people, truthfully. The nice person in charge took my tickets, sold the concessions and projected the film. She chatted with many of the filmgoers . . . regulars? Afterwards, a small group of folks stood on the sidewalk and discussed the film. Ha, someone needs to plan some after-film UYE's! There is a (free) public parking lot behind the Playhouse.

Have been coming here for years. Seems like they have really gotten their stuff together. We had XD…read moretickets and the place was clean, staff was friendly and the popcorn stand was great Even though it's a small theatre it's still nice to go to.

I suppose there's something to be said about going to a movie on a Monday night…read more The theatre was empty except for us and a scant few employees. I cannot even imagine how this theater is still hanging on...

Best. Birthday. Party. Ever! This foam party was an amazing experience in every aspect! Such a…read moregreat idea that exceeded all our expectations. Highly highly recommended if you are looking for a unique outdoor party idea. Dawnett and her crew were so friendly and helpful and we are so glad we went with GameGo over other local companies that have mixed reviews and apparent reliability issues. We will for sure be seeing GameGo again!

From the owner: Game Go is truly the ULTIMATE Mobile Gaming Experience. We know it's often difficult to find the…read more"perfect" entertainment ideas for birthday parties, family events like reunions and holiday parties, corporate events like team building and employee appreciation days, and promotional grand opening functions. We have developed in the Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade to be the most exciting mobile entertainment company, with loads of fun options that you won't find anywhere else! Our video game truck is a mobile gaming theater on wheels that comes right to you, with 8 separate gaming stations inside and out, 10 high-defnition screens, loads of the greatest video games and gaming for up to 30 players at once! Fully climate-controlled and powered by our own generator, the Game Go Mobile Game Theater can operate almost anywhere, whether in your driveway, at your curb, at your school or business, or even in a park or at a business! Our "Arena Games" offer exciting fast-paced action with Laser Tag, Water Tag, Bubble Soccer and more! We bring our own Game Go inflatable "Arena" where players can safely "battle it out" and win! We even offer an amazing "Movie Night" concept, where we bring the Game Go Mobile Video Game Theater to you, and set up our giant inflatable movie screen. With our video projector and mobile sound system, your backyard or indoor space turns into a movie theater where your guests can enjoy any show on the big screen!

I went on a Sunday to see the early showing of In the Heights…read more The venue is pretty small, but that's a good thing! Every seat is a good seat inside and I sat in the very last row and had a great view. The inside lobby is very small (basically just a hallway) with a small space for the box office and some snacks. The snacks they sold were just some drinks, candy, and chips. There's places to get a meal or snack nearby, though. The service inside was very kind. I'll definitely be back here for another show if I'm in the area.

The Lake Worth Playhouse is in downtown Lake Worth on Lake Ave. east of Rt. #1 with a small free…read moreparking lot behind. Today the Lake Worth Playhouse hosts a children's summer theater camp, movies, drag bingo, fundraisers, concerts, tribute bands ... This evening I was invited by PBS to On the Town in the Palm Beaches 'Set Jetting Screening Event with Frank Lacari. The stadium seating was very comfortable with a lot of legroom. When we walked into the historic theater we passed markers, plaques and photographs detailing the history of this 100+ theater in its 74th season. The Oakley, brothers from Illinois opened a movie and vaudeville theater in Lake Worth. They purchased this 55 ft plot on Lake Ave. In 1924, they spent $150,000, then considered a fortune & the Oakley Theater opened, screening the silent film Welcome Stranger. Four years later the theater was devastated by the 1928 Okeechobee hurricane, "the largest single loss in the city", according to The Palm Beach Post. The roof collapsed with only the stage and some offices surviving the storm. They reopened in 1929 with sound only to get bankrupted by the depression. In the 1950's & 70's it was The Playtoy with pornography, being raided 10+ times. In 1974, the Lake Worth Playhouse Organization purchased the Playtoy, for $60,000. Since the theater was renovated & has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2005, Hurricane Wilma tore part of the roof, destroyed equipment, flooded dressing rooms & damaged the stage. Repairs were made in time for the 2024 centennial with a Roaring Twenties-style party.

I was there a couple times before it's renovation. Each time was enjoyable considering It wasn't…read morethat clean in my opinion, and the cover charge being kind of high as well. I've heard many good things since the renovation. Can't wait to return.

Great newly renovated theater with 3 theaters and several booths. Always fun and an adventure…read more Friendly staff.

stopped to check it out-Dirty stinky…read more not worth visiting- at at las reina's 7.00 for a terribly sweetened lemonade and the worst nachos ever -No taste! no one speaks english and very unfriendly atmosphere!

Nice little swap shop . Parking is 4 dollars per car we arrived when it was…read morearound 12 pm so many venders were packing it up already. At this swap shop there are many food venders and you can buy some interesting stuff. My friend came with no money and this kind of blew my cash money since I only had 30 cash. I gave her 20 and kept 10 for me. I bought a tiny Tiffany lamp for 10 dollars and I hope its the real thing because if it is, I scored. My friend saw at the same vendor a marble lamp that weight a ton. The vendor wanted me to lend her some money I laugh since I already gave her what I had. We both bought lamps we didn't need but were very original. No cash no more shopping. Next time I go to the swap market I will have to have more cash on me since the vendors only want cash.