Overall, a good theater…read more Lots of parking, clear entrance. Barely any wait for tickets, but a _long_ wait for concessions. If you have the AMC app, it's much faster to order your food on the app and then go pick it up on the shelf. Leave lots of time for waiting for concessions. As with most theaters, everything is wicked expensive. I went to a matinee, got a large drink and a Coke, and paid $47 and some change. Ouch. Seating is very comfortable, with lots of leg room. Image and sound were both very sharp. Very pleased. Workers were okay. Not terribly friendly, but not sulky either. So so. Mostly just kids doing a job, not thrilled about it, not bummed about it. All in all a good experience, just expensive and a long wait time for concessions.

I was lucky enough to get invited for an advanced screening of Toy Story 5. Tons of parking and…read morestaff is friendly. The theater could use a little face lift as its age shows. A few of the stalls were out of order, but it was clearly marked on the door. The seats were comfortable, but not the most comfortable theater seat I've been in. It is nice that they recline though! Of course, pop corn is a must when you're watching a movie. They have a freestyle machine too. My friend I went with ordered mozzarella sticks, and was quite surprised how tasty they were.

Had a great experience at GTC Merchants Walk Cinemas! I recently moved to the area and took my…read more4-year-old to see the new Toy Story movie, and we had a great time. The theater was very clean, the staff was friendly, and everything was a smooth and enjoyable experience. Definitely glad we found this theater. We'll absolutely be back!

The BEST kelt secret in Atlanta!! Clean bathroom…read more Friendly team members ‍ Cost effective I was brought here to watch a movie and never knew this theater was there. They have plenty of seats that recline, the bathroom are spotless, they have lots of food options and the staff is great! The movie theater was not crowded so you have lots of options for seating. If you want to support a Georgia business, this is your place instead of a chain. I sure will be bacm!

Stilwell Theater is a theater located at Kennesaw State University where drama/theater students and…read moresometimes faculty perform. The theater has a great intimate feel (it seats about 320) and fantastic acoustics. Parking: Free parking is available. Lots C, D and E are conveniently located near Stillwell theatre. For weekday and weeknight visits please allow plenty of time for parking during these high volume times. Weekday visitors should always park in the visitor area of Lot B. If you're a theater junkie like me then you would enjoy some of the high quality productions put on here by the students. I have fond memories of coming here as a high school students and working on some of the summer productions here. (I remember we ate tons of snacks constantly and drank an ungodly amount of mountain dew...) If you go towards the back you can see framed posters from their past productions. If you are interested in seeing some of the fantastic productions click here https://arts.kennesaw.edu/theatre/performances/performances.php

We came here last week to see Matilda The Musical. Overall, I think Jennie T. Anderson Theatre is…read morea good small venue for local theater groups. This 606 seat performing arts theater is part of the Cobb County Civic Center complex. The main parking lot is huge, so there shouldn't be a parking issue for any production or event at the theater. The lobby, in my opinion, is way too small for the theater. We showed up an hour before show time, and got our tickets from the impromptu Will Call table. There were some padded benches in the middle of the tiny lobby, so we, and 14 other people, sat there until the theater doors were opened about 30 minutes before the performance. Theater goers continued to enter the lobby, and it got so noisy and packed that people walking by kept brushing up against me, and a few of them actually stepped on my shoes while I was sitting. Like I stated, the lobby is way too small for the theater. I think that they should limit the number of people allowed in the lobby. When both sets of doors leading from the lobby to the theater (one set of doors on each side of the lobby) opened, people started streaming out of the lobby. We walked into the theater to find our seats, which were towards the back of the theater. Nice padded seats! There are only 17 rows of seats, and everyone has a clear view of the stage. ADA seating is allowed in the first and last rows, where there are no steps. However, everyone in the other rows need to be able to walk up and down steps to get to and from their seats. The sound system is very good, as is the lighting. From what I saw the theater is well maintained. This is a nice place to see shows without having to pay big bucks.

This is a neat theatre in Marietta for the performing arts. We have seen several shows here and…read morewere impressed with the quality for the price paid. Not NYC Broadway quality but great by local standards. Most recently (12/21/19) we saw "Home for the Holidays". Good musical production of local talent. Numerous performers from the Cobb County Center for excellence in the performing arts, with a band on stage for musical accompaniment. Great variety of holiday songs and dancing. We were seated in the LAST row for this show, but still had great view of the stage as the theatre is relatively small. Several pictures are enclosed. Easy to find location. Plenty of free parking. Easy access to I-75. One note: This theartre is also called "Jennie T. Anderson Theatre". Am surprised I am first to review this fine place.

Located @ 488 Prillaman Way Kennesaw, Georgia 30144…read more Today, I attending a Pinning and Honors Celebration at this Auditorium for Kennesaw State University. The staff were very friendly and welcoming as you entered the facility to register for the graduation event. The Auditorium itself was very spacious, well lit, and offered a comfortable temperature. Not too warm and not too cold. It was the 2025 Graduates for me. Congratulations Class of 2025!!!

I've been to many musical performances at Bailey center and our choir has performed here at least…read moretwice. Most of the concerts take place in Morgan Hall which has great acoustic and most of the ticket prices are fairly reasonable. Every season they feature not only great local talents but also international talents from across Europe and Asia such as super star Midori and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. The Scott Rehearsal Hall get frequent uses by the staff and students alike along with a small Recital Hall known as room 109 where plenty of students do their junior and senior recitals. The Bailey Center is available for rental and you can use this form to request a date https://events.kennesaw.edu/venues/bailey-performance-center.php As far as I know when you attend a performance here parking is free unless they changed the policy. During popular events you may have to walk quite a bit to your car...so if you're wearing uncomfortable shoes...might want to think twice about wearing them...

Such a fun place with a great atmosphere, lots of machines, good parking and nice employees.read more

My family and I travel around the east coast visiting classic arcades whenever we can. Portal…read morePinball Arcade is just okay compared to many other arcades. Let's start with the good. They have a decent variety of pinball machines. They also have classic arcade games. They offer a variety of beers and snack which is nice. They also have lots of seating and stools. Stools are great because you can play while you sit which is great. Now for the bad. If you're looking for a classic arcade feel this is not the place. It's so quiet! Really all we heard was the ambient music (80s-90s hair bands which I love) but not why I'm here. Classic arcades are filled with the sounds of the games. Sadly there was little of that. Many of the video games had volume so low we couldn't hear them at all. The ones we could we had to strain to hear it. Also the upkeep of the games was not great. The terminator gun didn't work well at all, QBert was down, The Simpsons was down, dig dug was down. Star Wars was a 1-up system you can buy at Walmart and worn out, terrible experience. Many of the joy sticks were in need of maintenance as well. The Neo-Geo was not a MVS but rather a poor emulator that had color problems and terrible video tearing plus awful audio. Let's talk about the pinball machines. Most were modern machines that are still available for purchase. I saw a couple older ones but there was no information provided about the age. Overall this just okay. Many of the machines are not taken care of and this really ruins the experience for gamers.

I always love a good classic arcade. Pinball, 80s and 90s arcade games, and various gaming…read moreconsoles make for a super great time. The gaming themed drinks at the bar were cool too. We enjoyed our time here celebrating friends who recently got married. I'm pretty sure I played Pac Man and Missile Command for a solid hour.

Fantastic staff - great place to relax play some video games or some dnd. Highly recommend the…read moreTuesday night dnd games both Bri and Shannon are fantastic and the folks are super friendly and make it easy for people looking to learn. Drinks are great! I usually get the fancy cane sugar sodas.

It was absolutely perfect ! I had given tickets to my daughter in law and son ( Mother's Day ). And…read moreit was made even more perfect when we discovered ( quite by accident ) that we were sitting in the row in from of Topher Payne !! Brilliant performance !

Unfortunately, our theater has been closed. The city has decided to go a different way after all…read morethese years. Our option is 548 South Marietta Parkway SouthEast, Cobb Civic Center Complex, Marietta, GA, United States, 30060 www.andersontheatre.org +1 770 528 8490 I remember when it was built and we have enjoyed many wonderful events there. I wonder what it will become. Maybe a drive thru liquor store.