Went to the movies for the first time since 2020 to see Spiderman. It was playing in thier GTX…read moretheatre and the auditorium was clean, the sound and picture were excellent, and the restrooms were clean. The snacks were high priced, and that would be the only downside.

This is the most disguising movie theater I have ever been too. The seats where so dirty I could…read morenot seat in them. Plus the A/C was out. I was refunded my ticket money but not the money for snacks and soda.

The Haunted Angelus is a must for me every October! It's an amazing cause supporting the group home…read morefor disabled adults & kids. The haunt is 100% handicapped accessible as well! We went on a discounted weekend so unlimited was 25 versus 35 and if you have blood you got another 10 off. The blood Mobile was there. I'm sad that they can't do the haunted trail anymore but they added the maze in its place. We went on the Hay Ride first & it's longer than I expected with many areas to see! When it ends you get put in the maze. It's a tad dark to see all the amazing props so I used my phone to light it up a bit! We wanted to see the entire thing & the exit was hidden pretty well! The cemetery area was really cool a lot of effort went into the details there. I didn't eat there but they have carnival type food like yummy corn dogs & funnel cakes! The best part is the main haunt! It's spaced out & your arrival is announced. It's 3D and messes with your vision a bit! You have to navigate finding curtains and pushing on walls to get around. They even had a little kid vampire kicking walls and scaring away! It was really fun! Exit into another area where they have more really cool scenery and the chain saw guy chasing people out! I'll be back next year and thank St Angelus for what they do!

I wasn't sure about the Haunted Angelus, but it was better than I thought. The best part is the…read morehaunted house. It's two in one meaning there is a two part theme. The graphics are pretty cool and detailed and at times I did get startled. Besides that there is a hay ride, some Halloween photo opportunities, a small band which played music that was out of place and a few food spots inside this area. I think that it was very fun to do during the Halloween season.

Stage West is a fun little community theater that really tries to do its best. The local Spring…read moreHill talent is always impressive.This modest little theater does a nice job with some recognizable works, such as Chorus Line. The online ticket system makes purchasing tickets easy, but the box office still uses an outdated ticket system. Printed out computer tickets flusters the volunteers, so just stick to "Will Call" since you need the theater ticket anyway. Incidentally, aside from the cast, I was the youngest person in the theater. This is not a relfection of the theater, just simply an observation.

The theater is small, so there really is not a bad seat in the house. It does however lack a few…read morethings that you come to expect if you frequent theaters. IE: Serving wine or other cocktail options. There were none! And for the performance we saw (The Rocky Horror Picture Show), it would have been nice, & probably would have helped to accept the horrible singing. Which leads me to my next objection. Why would you hire a cast that can't carry a tune in a bucket, to do a predominantly musical show??? The actors that played Frankenfurter, Magenta & Dr. Scott were the only ones from the whole cast that could even come close. As for Brad, Janet, Columbia & Riff Raff.... are you even kidding me???!!! OUCH!!! I know we have better talent in our area than that! The Show Palace has NEVER had a problem like this. But if I'm wrong, and this is the only talent pool you have to pull from.... I'll pass on any future shows. There aren't enough band-aids for my bleeding ear drums. :(

Went with my family. My son rented skates that were broken and when we reported back in that…read morelatches were broken and poked into his foot and wanted replacements, the employee questioned us and said maybe we didn't know how to put his skates on. A second employee gave us new skates without question. After about 45 minutes, my son had a blister the size of a quarter on his foot so went back up to get skates one size bigger. That same employee rolled her eyes like we were making her job so hard (there was no line). Two suggestions: (1) be proactive and interactive and take a moment to see if the kid's skates work, and (2) retrain the bratty teenager who doesn't really want the skate rental job. In the rink, things were pretty good but you have to watch out for (1) tiny children who don't know how to skate wandering everywhere, and (2) kids racing around like they're Apolo Ohno qualifying for the Olympics.

Had such a fun time at this skating rink! The music was good, the staff was friendly, and the rink…read moreitself was clean and well-maintained. Skate rentals were easy and affordable, and the vibe was great for all ages. Definitely a fun place to hang out with friends or plan a little date night. I'll be coming back!

The 2020 Wesley Chapel Taco Festival is at the Grove at Wesley Chapel on Saturday & Sunday,…read moreSeptember 19-20. It is set up on the grounds in front of the Cobb Theatre & Cinebistro. I'll start from the beginning to the end of our experience. Ticketing was easy. You can buy tickets on line or at the entrance tent. We got ours online. The tickets are $10 for an individual or $35 for a family of 4. Parking is free or for $5 you can have the VIP Parking near the front gate of the event. We paid for the parking when we ordered the tickets because if there is a VIP parking, you'd expect a significantly longer walk then regular parking but that wasn't the case. Do yourself a favor and save yourself $5. With general admission, your 1st drink is free (a margarita shot). Ummm...It wasn't really a full shot. It was a swallow soooo....but there is a bar to buy alcoholic drinks that are around $10, water was $1, and sodas were $2. As you walk up to the two lines to enter (pre-paid line and pay at the gate line), we noticed that there were no social distancing markers on the ground or signs reminding people to do so. Masks are not required either so be prepared for that. People pretty much kept their distance so social conditioning works at times. The prepaid line took longer for people to get through then the pay at the gate line. There was only 1 guy working the prepaid line and 2 (sometimes 3) people working the other line so that was a bit annoying. So what's the point of prepaying? Once inside, they had a lot of great food vendors and some fun activities for all age groups. Tacos were about $4 but there were a few places like La Pirata that offered tacos 2 for $5. Their caribbean and spicy jerk tacos were so good! I also ordered their smoked flan with blueberry sauce...MMMM. There were some really fun activities including mechanical bull riding, axe throwing with Molly Hatchets, and a Kids Zone w/ bounce houses and carnival games. They really weren't sanitizing the bounce houses so the little one in our party didn't get in it but I love the fact that every child that played the carnival game received a prize. There was this tiny little girl, around 2, playing and she won a prize. Too cute! MOST food items and ALL activities work on a ticket system and I saw one ticket station which is the one we went to buy our tickets. I used my credit card though with the food and product vendors that I bought things from. We enjoyed watching the hot pepper eating contest, listening to the live country music of Angie Rey and her band, all while sitting under a covered tent eating our grub. All and all it was a fun day. As far as festivals go, this can be an expensive day for families with children. With $10 pp for people 3 years and older, I'm not sure I would bring the whole family. If you have a family of 4 then you're paying $40 at the gate before food and activities. There should be a reduced price for children 12 and under because parents will be paying for the kids to do activities and eat goodies. If you're ballin", bring the whole family if not, you might want to wait for a festival with a more affordable entrance fee.

This is a wonderful venue to see school and smaller professional shows. We came tonight for our…read morechildren's school performance. The atmosphere was clean and had great sound to clearly hear them. The stage and seating are done properly as you can see the show perfectly.

Great shows and parking. The inside is nice and clean. The theater is easy to navigate through…read more The chair seats are wide enough and separate enough to be very comfortable and the stage and performance area is terrific!!

We went to Festival of Flight last year, and the crowd did not even compare to this years. This…read moreyear apparently there was a lack of planning for parking control as well as emergency services back up. People also were stuck in traffic for up to three hours. We live about 15 minutes from this Festival and seeing that we live in the area, we had an idea of how to get out of the traffic. It looked horrendous. We were able to go through the entrance where the dmv was. They blocked it with cones, but we got in anyway. There was a good number of parking. We enjoyed the balloons and can tell a huge increase in people. It's nice to see them when it's lighter out then turns dark. You have to sit and wait for the hot air flame to come up in the dark to take the picture or else it's too dark. I'm thinking this will be the last Festival of Flight in the area. I love it's so close but yes, there were tons of people and small streets. They do have vendors there like some food selections and some crafts, but nothing that sparked my eye. There was a band too, but too country twangy for me.

This is the third annual of the festival. This year they draw a large crowd to the festival. They…read moreare plenty of parking since there are many warehouses. This year the turnout is in the very large number and the traffic jam from the highway to the aero park. Many have turned away because of the traffic situation. This bad traffic flow happens due the one way in and out situation to the aero park. The Pasco County also did not make it better by putting the direction of traffic flow in single entry point. In order to make this festival success, the county needs to widen this road. If there is star give out to Pasco County Traffic is zero star. Once you are in the festival, it is spectacular to see the balloon light out. They over ten balloons lighted at night in the first night. When you get close, you can see the balloon heat when they fire the touch. There are some balloons with great design. I have not been to lighted balloon and this is my first. I have been to balloon take off in the morning but not at night. There are some food truck and merchandise vendor. Live music and plane display in the ground. It is event for all ages.

Cannot believe we walk into Christmas wonderland. Thank you Rachel point this festival to us. There…read moreare churches along Church Avenue have show along the way. The street is close between 10th Street to 17th Street. You can walk comfortablely. I would suggest you park your car at City Market Bistro. They have the sample plate. I got one of each. They have six items for try out. They are free. They are delicious too. Good taste balance. We walk with our plate to Church Ave for the festival. The name of the street actually describe the the actually location with a lot of churches. Each church have their own venue. Some musical and some has skit. Too many churches to cover in 2 hours. Other the main show, some of the houses also have music venue. This festival is hard to find with concentrate churches location and joint venture for the good of people. I give this festival a 5 stars which I have not give to any festival before.

Amazing street festival of high Christmas spirit last for 7 blocks! Along the Church street at…read moreDade City ( when I first Rachel mentioned it, I thought it was the Orlando Church street.) , the houses, churches were decorated with Christmas light extensively. On the front lawn or front porch of the houses, side walk, inside the church stage, live Christmas music or skit were performed. The music included every styles, pop, musical, rock band, country, orchestra, traditional, choral. The musicians were good. Church volunteers handed out free coffee or coco drink , free Christmas cookies. Along the sidewalk stood hundreds of candles in sand paper bags. They lit up the road and looked romantic. I only saw 2 got knocked down and burned. At the east end of festival the restaurant Rebecca's at City market ran an open houses, gave out free food samples . I had 6 samples. They were all exceptional delicious. Overall , this festival was quiet a Christmas treat. Only 2 days left, Dec 22 and 23 from 7-9. By 8pm, the street got crowded. Parking wasn't so bad. The weather is in mid 70, wear shirt and short will be about right. Comfortable walking shoes really help. Come to enjoy the Christmas spirits. It's worth the drive!