I give this movie theater a 1-star the customer service is horriblel and the seats are trashread more

Found myself in the area, and went to see a film here. We were ushered to the upstairs theatre…read morewith stair just to the left after you enter. The sound was atrocious. My friend could not understand what was being said in the soundtrack. He got up after the film started, went to find the manager, and asked them to fix the sound. They did not fix the sound. The sound was some kind variant of 6.1 surround sound. There were 6 sets of woofer, tweeter, and perhaps midrange speakers surrounding the audience. It was unlistenable. It sounded like someone who had no idea what they were doing at access to very advanced controls, including a compressor, and thought they should use all the controls. It was so curious and amazing that after the film, I offered the employees an arbitrary size "tip" just to be able to see the controls for the sound system. I promised I would keep my hands in my pockets. I wanted to confirm my theory that someone had "twisted the knobs" on the setup controls every which way but loose. A very nice young lady who said she was the manager politely explained that one of the speakers in a cluster had been burned out, and that's why the sound "sounded like you were in a cardboard box." She went on to explain that there were no setup controls -- that the only control provided was a volume control graduated from 0 to 10. I am so naive and trusting of people that I believed her, and we exited the theater without demanding our money back. After I got home, I realized that there were at least woofers and tweeters involved in the scenario she had related to us, and that implies that there were cross-overs, and that at least the cross-overs had controls which must be used in setting up the audio system. SO WE HAD BEEN LIED TO. Then I realized that there is NO 6.x surround sound tuner or amplifier -- no matter how low-end and consumer grade -- which does not provide and require that the user provide parameters for setting-up the system. Perhaps the nice manager was entirely ignorant that there was an entirely different process required to set-up the sound system, but that is no excuse. Her job was to provide a viewing of a film that we could hear and understand. In a "Last Picture Show" kind of way, I am quite sad to provide this horrendously bad review, because I do not want any more theatres to close. But how else can I communicate my anger at being abused by the Pioneer 3 Theater ??? This was a terrible experience. We paid a real price to see a film which we were not really allowed to view in a normal way. I am guessing that at some point there is a totally incompetent person who cannot hear, but who has bullied everyone in the management chain into believing that he is the greatest thing since sliced bread for audio systems. E.g., there are millions of functionally-deaf people like this pretending to do audio for bands all over the country. The owner of this theater should NOT allow this travesty to continue. I want my money back. I deserve my money back. Anyone who goes to this theater before they rectify the problems with the sound system deserves the abuse they will sustain.

It was a perfect weather day for this event! Lots of vendors and food trucks. It was crowded but…read morenot over crowded. All of the vendors were super helpful in explaining their products. It was a good opportunity to try things I wouldn't normally order or purchase. Definitely have some new ones I like! I'm not sure I had a favorite but all of them were enjoyable. One vendor had a cheese spread handed down from her mother that was really good! I wish I remembered their name but their product is sold in some HyVee's and I plan to pick some up today! The goat yoga looked fun although I didn't participate in that. They had some live music which was nice too. Didn't even take pictures as my hands were always full and I was having fun! Thanks Meg for getting Yelp included in this event! Fun time!

Well organized event. There is an area to park…read more And a golf cart to bring attendees to the tents. Food trucks in a corner. Drinks and art n craft booths, clothes, sunscreen, soap and other products. It was fun walking around shopping and tasting Will be back next year!

I love watching movies here. This place has been around since I was a kid... so I remember the good…read moreol days of cheap kid tickets. The seats are newer reclining ones and they've made upgrades. I love going here with friends or on dates. It's a great place! I know I'll be back again soon! :D

The staff were friendly and helpful, the popcorn was good, everything else was a fail…read more Theatre: My dream lounger was mechanically broken, with visibly damaged upholstery and worn-out cushions. There was a loud rattle when bass was high as if something near the screen was loose/broken or the speakers themselves had been blown (this was so distracting and disruptive it almost ruined the whole movie experience) Restrooms: Two of the four sinks had plastic over them stating "out of order" the other functioning sink's hand sensor was ridiculous to try to use. It's hard to imagine a national chain of theaters being accepting of such low standards. What is even harder to imagine is a customer base which would continue to return and pay a premium for a substandard product. It has become a real challenge to justify the cost to see a movie in theaters, especially when the experience is better at home.

We had a half of a day to kill before our Omaha flight and wanted to see this museum. So glad we…read morewent, the exhibits are very well documented and span the range from missiles and bombs, to drones, bombers, tankers, fighters, helicopters, and lunar modules from WWII onward and even a prototype Artemis lander. Flight simulators, a theater continuously screening space and air related films, and lots of activities for the kids plus some outside exhibits and benches for enjoying the view round out the experience. The entrance to the museum is beautifully constructed with a SR-71 Blackbird hanging from the ceiling. Many of the exhibits were very unique aircraft including a Quail decoy for the B-52 bomber, one of only 2 XF-85 Goblin parasite fighter escorts ever built, an EC-235C Looking Glass lying command center, a B-58A (one of only 6 remaining) mid range bomber which was the first bomber to break Mach II, first to have stellar-inertial nav and first to have a stainless steel honeycomb structure, and the B-36J was really unique with 6 pusher engines plus turbojets - the largest bomber ever built, plus many more items.

This is a gem of a museum and worth the drive to Ashland. The rotating exhibits are a draw, such…read moreas the recent Star Wars fun, but the standing exhibits are worth the visit on their own. We've been here several times over the years and the museum never always looks well maintained and current. Love that Nebraska's astronaut is the current CEO of the museum!

Very rarely do you go eat breakfast somewhere out and have total and complete silence that's what…read moreyou get here if you eat breakfast here my fiancee and I have eaten here a few times had donuts and coffee and just take in the silence oh my does it feel like heaven but yes mornings donuts and coffee are offered and if you decide to venture for lunch I can assure you this sandwiches and bags of chips are the usual order of they and a Coke or Diet Coke my fiancee Susie and I much prefer breakfast as we enjoy donuts and coffee and the silence is amazing not to mention we can hear each other while having a conversation you really don't get that anywhere else we recommend central apple market to anyone who enjoys donuts coffee as well as homemade jam and jelly and come applejack weekend it's a good place for wine tasting if you favor wine I know i enjoy a good glass of wine that's for sure

Donuts & Fritters. Warmed up. Delish. Cute. Quaint…read more Flavorful baked goods. Friendly.

The sound is set too loud and I bring earplugs. I've talked to many like us who won't go to movies…read morein the theater because of the loud sound. If it hurts our ears there is damage. Why is it soooo loud?

As a movie monger, choosing Marcus Edgewood Cinema was epic. The whole theater and concession area…read morehave been updated with cutting-edge theaters that include surround sound that bounces off the walls. The seats are a huge improvement. They are super comfy like sitting in your own living room. The popcorn and goodies are tasty and fresh. The prices are not so delicious. If you have an extra $40 bucks on you, you can get a large popcorn and icy soda for two people. Gulp. I suggest either eating before the movie or digging into your piggy bank for the yum yums while watching Top Gun-Maverick starring Tom Cruise! In my opinion, he is worth every dollar I spent with all the snacks and cozy seating in a great theater. The staff rock. They are super cool and friendly. They make sure to offer the best seats, movies, and snacks for an all-around good time. You can't go wrong with picking this theater. They manage long lines seamlessly. Parking is perfect. My sister and I giggled and were in awe of one of the best Tom Cruise movies, delish treats, and seating that makes your toosh go ahh!

Dragon was absolutely phenomenal for my daughters 5th birthday party in Cedar Bluffs! His…read morecommunication leading up to the party couldn't have been better. Initially, I reached out for an estimate and got a response within 24 hours. The estimate was more than reasonable ($140) this cost included a 40 minute drive as well! After seeing his performance which lasted an hour long; I felt that $140 was way too cheap so I included a tip as well! He had the kids & adults involved in so many of his magic tricks. There were ages 0-80 and everyone had an amazing time. There were so many tricks that had the whole crowd stunned. He even had a special birthday trick where my daughter got to do a magic trick with him and she got a stuffed bunny to keep! He's amazing at what he does & I couldn't recommend him enough.

We love The Lux and try to attend as many free community events as we can. There are always so many…read moretruly fun activities, and both my child and I enjoy experiencing and learning new ways to make art. If you attend a community event, be sure to also check out the exhibits or follow The Lux online--they feature some truly powerful artwork that's absolutely worth seeing. I also love learning about their artists-in-residence and really appreciate their commitment to diversity and inclusion. A friend gifted my young son a pottery class, and he absolutely loved it. I'd love to attend more classes or the day camps, but they are a bit pricier than other options, so we haven't yet. The Lux truly has a heart for engaging children in the arts. If you're able, please support The Lux! It's such a wonderful, colorful, fun gem for everyone and offers classes in a variety of art mediums, including pottery, drawing, painting, printmaking, jewelry making and more.

Between April 17 and April 25th, 2020, the LUX Center for the Arts has their Annual Art Auction,…read moreand it is LIVE online right now. I am one of the artist in the auction. It is the absolute worse economic time to have an art auction, but the best time to support LUX. This has been the largest fundraiser for LUX in the past. Please visit there website to bid on art. I will be in town the beginning of April 2022 to set up my solo exhibition, which will run for 2 months. See you then!