The park was very nice. A volunteer was present who oriented us even though there were signs. There…read morewere picnic benches and the office gave out cold bottled water to hikers and bicyclists. there was a reputedly clean Porta Potty We walked through the acreage and probably didnt see all of the 200 odd statues. the children we saw seemed to be enjoying themselves. The picnic and walk made a nice afternon for two seniors.

This place is soooo awesome!! The owner opened up the art exhibit for us & was happy to explain…read moreeverything. Then we headed out along the trail of sculptures on the property. This place is so cool and so family friendly. They had cornhole, badminton, ring toss and other along the way. There are peacocks that live there and also a maze that wasn't open when we're there. If you're in the area you have to check it out!

Comfy seats, quiet venue, easy to reserve tickets/seats before the movie, pretty friendly staff…read morewith movie treats and snacks, and theres multiple showing rooms and times!

We have been to AMC Lakewood Mall 12 a few times. To be honest we haven't had too much trouble in…read morecoming here for shows or customer service unlike the one in Ruston Point when it comes to Multiplex movie experiences. Parking is way more simplified and streamlined at this movie theater as well compared to Ruston Point. Some of our friends really make a point if they are going to do the theater experience to come to this one as the seats recline and it's a fairly deluxe movie experience as far as the seating and condiments go. As with any kind of theater like this this theater has blockbuster, franchise and mainstream releases which is usually a hit or miss experience for me. Sometimes I can really sink my teeth into them and other times it's quite the opposite. But that has doesn't really have much to do with the theater itself or customer service experiences and is more of a programming preference. More often than not these days I lean towards arthouse or independent movie releases and while Lakewood doesn't have a theater that plays this kind of programming there is indeed one in Tacoma that does and occasionally perhaps two theaters depending what you actually consider to be in definition "arthouse " or "independent" films. But aside from programming preferences I never had a bad experience in coming here and should I be motivated to hit a theater for a movie that has a wide release then this particular theater definitely springs to mind.