The absolute worst thing about going to a theater, any kind of theater, is the inconsideration of…read morepeople who absolutely cannot put away their damn cellphones. Theater managers need to start kicking out the people who turn them on during the show. Sheesh, I didn't pay money to be distracted by idiots with ADHD.

History and art art married inside Ex Convento del Carmen. Once a 17th century church and convent…read moreis now an art gallery by local and international artists. Open at 11 a.m., sign in with the security guard and wander for free for as long as you like. When my five-year-old daughter and I visited on a Friday in July 2022, only one gallery was open. It took us 15 minutes to wander and enjoy the art. Nearby is a plaza with a working fountain and street art.

Very good theater, very good sound, very well kept too. I would like bigger seats, but I guess that…read moreis part of the cultural differences. It is located in a good area, but if you are in a "whole day conference", you may have to get a cab (or Uber) to get something to eat, as I had to do. The town center is not too far, it is within walking distance, so if you stay near Plaza de Armas, you can walk to the theater, depending on how used to walking you are.

From the owner: Teatro Diana de la Universidad de Guadalajara abrió sus puertas en 2005.read more

This Cinepolis was clean, had an organized ticket and concession area and usually has a decent…read moreamount of English language movies playing. The price at the time that I went was around $4 U.S. for an adult ticket. The employees were courteous. Tip: Don't throw away your ticket after entry because if you want more popcorn or need to use the restroom they're outside of the theater and you'll need your ticket for re-entry.