I would have given it 4 stars. The weekend 'nightmare alley" was released, my friend and I went to…read moresee it because we're big del Toro fans. For both of us, it was the first time we've seen any movie at the theatre in over a year because of covid. There was a problem with the movie and it stopped playing for a while. The projectionist got it going after a while. Because of the problem, as we left the show, the manager apologized and gave everyone at the movie free passes. That was a decent thing to do. This morning my friend was going to meet me at meadowview to see the new Scream film (today was it's second release date). Wet were going to use the fee passes. When I tried to use my pass, the manager told me I couldn't use a few pass for same movie within it's first two weeks or release. So they compounded the problem with Nightmare Alley and turned it into a different and more annoying problem. I ended up buying my ticket and I had to text my friend who was meeting me so he would be prepared. That seems kind of silly that they give out free passes to fix problems, but the passes have caveats. I doubt I will go to any movie that isn't a new release anyone soon. On another note this is the first time I've been to meadowview theatre some the addition and it's much better. I love how the big screen rivals Paramount's

This theatre was AWFUL. I had a terrible experience the management was so rude. I was trying to…read moreredeem a free pass but I was only one day early from the two week rule and I was still refused the use of my pass. This rule is so dumb I don't understand why anyone would make this rule. If I got this pass for a previous inconvenience I should be able to use it whenever. I don't blame the employees for doing what they were told but the management and/or the higher ups need to make this regulation more prevalent to the customer. An older black lady named Alysha left in the middle of my order leaving another employee to scramble to finish my order. I WILL NOT RETURN TO THIS ESTABLISHMENT.

Its about the same every year , which is to say a great family atmosphere. Large food court and…read moremore vendors then I can count . The band is warming up and it's hot outside . Its the 56th time this event has been hosted in Frankfort . Don't miss it

$20 to park a mile away. Vendors selling junk they probably bought at Hobby Lobby. Very crowded…read more Nothing really there worth going to.

A true new age Woodstock of our time. You meet so many people from all over the country & overseas…read moreto come to celebrate EDC.We were the FIRST EDC CHICAGO group to camp here. The camping experience was awesome. *The mobile showers * Garnier Fructis station ( hair done, free by professional stylist ) * Food Truck (tacos & burgers) * Shuttle bus that ran to walmart 3xs a day) * Fireworks every night @ 10pm * amusement park rides * Craft tent ( made a rave stick & flower head band) * charge tent ( keep cell phones & laptops charged) * water stations to refill bottles and packs & Best of all, there was a warm tent that stayed open 24hrs a day. When the weather got a bit chilly, I ran for shelter to the warm tent. A community grill was on deck & every morning we could cook scrambled eggs, fry sausage & make tea & in the afternoons we would grill burgers & host a bbq before heading to the concert grounds. If someone was too intoxicated to walk back to their tent , EDC volunteers would happily escort us back to our tent via golf cart. There were various music stages to see our favorite EDM artists.The music was epic and I remember being told by a Joilet Police Officer that there were 9,000 911 calls from the Joilet residents from Thursday night to Monday morning of the event. The residents could hear the music from a 20 mile distance & thought that was some type of bombing occurring at the camp site! The scenery was full of fun & laughter. I remember seeing some tent neighbors bring a life size "Connect Four" game to the site. The tent lanes/rows had creative street names such as "Creativity Lane" or FoFo St". I made so many friends here and will be back to EDC Chicago in the years to come!

EDC Road to Vegas!…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/electric-daisy-carnival-chicago-joliet?select=CwZSgSBMXVnpjwcyKmxmlw#CS5NLUN3SAavuMjeJ1-l6w) Parking: easy breezy. No traffic in and not much on the way out. Security check points (3): not as tough as I told it would be. One time the security girl asked if I had anything in my pockets I said no and she just let me walk by.... I also had on rugged boots that could of a fit a million things in them and nobody checked. Oh and I also had opened chapstick and their website clearly states NO open chapsticks, but I was a bad ass and got it in, haha. I've never been to the Speedway before so I was in for a surprise. As soon as we entered the pit was filled with laser shows (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/electric-daisy-carnival-chicago-joliet?select=CwZSgSBMXVnpjwcyKmxmlw#t4DFOnHGs2X4w0FS0mnxSA), carnival rides, and pretty daisy. We can't control the weather and it was less than ideal esp. Friday night where temps drop to low 40s, but the DJs rocked EDC Chicago! I danced all night, every night, for three nights straight! It's a pretty close call for which night was my favorite: Saturday or Sunday. Saturday night Armin was amazinggggggggggg! His set is so good that I listen to it while working out! As for Sunday it might of been muddy and rainy, but the rain brings all the crazies out! Definitely a memorable one! Plenty of port-o-potties and food stations, also if it was raining you can buy a poncho at the general store and they opened up the garages. Endless supply of free water at the water stations and plenty of beer sellers. Definitely a fun experience and from experienced EDC Las Vegas peeps EDC Chicago is a big tease and I'm quite alright with that because it is the "road to Vegas" and it's definitely building my anticipation! See you in a few weeks EDC Vegas!

Great place! Actors and set were amazing. They even offer a PG low scare tour for kids making it a…read morewonderful haunted house event for the entire family!

Amazing haunted attraction! Very talented actors! This haunted attraction will put on an amazing…read moreshow to scare the heck out of you or tone it down for the kids by request. They accommodate all and you won't be sorry you went. A+++++

As a few others have noted, this place is a hidden gem. This isn't a museum where you are going to…read moresee a bunch of polished, modified, or restored show cars. It's the OG 80s cars. No Mustangs, Corvettes, or Firebirds, although there are a few one-of-a-kinds mixed here and there, but otherwise, if you grew up in or near the 80s, you'll have some memories of many of these cars from either driving them or riding in them. The Pinto, the Datsun, Escort, Aries, etc, etc. Not sure exactly how many cars are in there, but it's two decent sized rooms (long) and some of the cars are pretty much door-to-door. The owner/curator met me at the door and gave me a quick rundown of the museum. According to the owner, all of the cars run and he makes sure all of the cars are moved/run at some point so they stay operational. Beyond the cars, there are quite a few 80s nostalgia pieces in the museum -- oil lamps, board games, toys, bikes, etc. The museum is free with donation STRONGLY encouraged ;-) (the owner met me at the door and pretty much waited for me to drop some bills in the donation box).

Waves of nostalgia will crash over you when you visit this museum. I spent about 90 minutes there;…read moreI could have spent double. Lots of autos from the '70s and '80s as well as other items. David, one of the owners was there when I stopped by. He has loads of sfories to share about how he and his partner acquired the cars and other items. If you're touring Route 66, this stop is worth your while. Just a few blocks away from the restored Texaco station.

Beautiful, the lights go on and on. It's easy to access and snow much fun! My daughter loved each…read morescene and so did I.

Beautiful absolutely breathtaking. I didn't think it was going to be as beautiful as it was. I…read morebelieve that they put a lot of work into making this a Christmas story.

I have only been to the basement of this establishment to hear a band quite a few times. This is…read moreone of our favorite places to go. The drinks are very inexpensive, and the quaint setting is lots of fun! Nice big bar, not a big dance floor, pool table area, and lots of friendly people! If you want to have a good time this is the place to go on a saturday night! It tends to be an older crowd, which is something that we like.

Cheap drinks. No food other than frozen pizza. A nice little dive bar. Did I mention cheap…read moredrinks?

Newly remodeled Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, it's beautiful, clean, and fun! Make sure to make…read morethis a stop for a beverage or a bite to eat! They have different specials daily.

This is a hidden gem! The fish fry on Friday is amazing!!! Tracy is an amazing cook and she is…read moreawesome I literally day dream of the food! Italian beef sliders and the garlic parm fries and the fish so so good! Highly recommend !