We came here for an audition for my daughter. This studio is very clean and open. The space is…read moresecure too.

This studio is definitely one of the better studios that I have been to for my daughter's casting…read morecall auditions. It was pretty easy for me to locate without a GPS (I was having one of those kind of days.) on Santa Monica Boulevard since I had already been to other casting studios in the area. Thankfully parking was easily located within one quick loop around the neighboring side street off of Santa Monica Boulevard. As always, be very aware of where you park your car whenever in Los Angeles, or anywhere for that matter. I always allot for plenty of time for traffic and so I can basically scope out the location of the studio seeing where the best street option to park would be. And always, always read the signs before leaving your car because you'd hate to come out from an audition and not have a car to come back to! Once inside the studio, I was glad to see a clean, spacious open loft type of waiting area with lots of bench seats available. Even with the crowded waiting room, including a constant flow of people coming and going, the room temperature still felt comfortable and not muggy. I was very grateful for that with the hot weather we've been recently having. No one wants to look sweaty before their audition. There were also clean bathrooms readily available and accessible, if needed. We hope that our future auditions and call backs are at this or similar comfortable studios! #73 / 100 Yelp 100 Review Challenge 2014

Biggest shout out to @wondertentparties for creating this…read moreGORGEOUS experience for my husband's 40th surprise party! Due to the actual planned venue being cancelled I had to rush book this party and within a week they delivered a fabulous experience! Not only was the set up done in record time, the staff stayed back to help me with the venue's screening glitches! You can say a lot about a company based on how much they go beyond! So Thank You Wonder Tent for creating the best movie night The kids loved their teepees (how cute are the fairy lights), the grown ups got cozy on the love seats (pics to follow!), the popcorn machine was poppin' and the movie FINALLY WORKED! Can't wait to work with wonder tents for my daughter's birthday as she was so enamored by the experience- has asked me for it every day!

This is the BEST company. We did an outdoor movie night for my daughter's birthday. We did the…read moredeluxe package with love seats, snack tables, pillows, blankets and poufs. Trisha and Nurfer (the two women known the company) came with a team to set up. They made it look stunning and set up the projector and screen, even showed my husband how to disassemble and reassemble the projector because it was hot out. Everything worked perfectly. We also got the popcorn machine, the kids loved it. They came the following morning to take everything back. THIS IS THE BEST COMPANY. So kind, so efficient. IF THERE ARE NEGATIVE REVIEWS, sorry to say you should ignore them because that is the customer's fault. USE WONDERTENT Parties

Went to a Los Angeles Kings game last Saturday at Crypto.com Arena to watch Anže Kopitar, number…read more11. Been watching him since his rookie days, so it felt right to go see him after 20 seasons and now retiring. But being there honestly confirmed why I stepped away from sports entertainment. The place felt **disgusting**. Everywhere you look--ads pushing **poison** food, **poison** alcohol, nonstop consumption. I get it, it's business... but let's be real, there's already enough money coming in from tickets, merch, and everything else. At some point it just feels like greedy lobbying for products that are straight up harming people. What really hit me was how normalized it all is. You see people struggling to move, clearly dealing with health issues, but still being fed the same junk inside. That's not community--that's a cycle. And it felt **gross** being part of it. They talk about fan appreciation, they salute veterans, but outside those walls we all know there are real issues people are dealing with every day. It starts to feel like distraction more than appreciation. What are we teaching kids in that space? That enjoyment means drinking, getting drunk, and loading up on junk while watching sports? That's not culture--that's programming the next generation to repeat the same cycles of alcoholism? Maybe I've just changed, but that environment doesn't align with me anymore. That might've been my last time stepping into that arena. Anyone else feel this shift, or is it just me?

GOOD MERCH DEALS & INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT but... I'm very disappointed with this franchise. I came…read moreduring the Vegas Golden Knights vs. LA Kings match-up and these morons played the World Series game on the Jumbotron WHILE the hockey game was playing! I've lost a lot of respect for this organization, how dare they disrespect the players (on BOTH teams) like that?! I was completely distracted and upset, I couldn't even hear the calls being made because the dumb crowd kept yelling at the stuff happening on the Jumbotron. These aren't real fans, "you want baseball? Then leave!" I seriously felt like walking out. I'm going to be very hesitant coming here now... I will say they have great 50% off deals for merch. Fans of all lifestyles can walk-in to any of the stores and find something that meets their budget. Also, they have great promotions for free games.

The finding parking can be very challenging. I parked my vehicle at the business across the…read morestreet. I had to be there at 6 p.m. but the lady was very accommodating and let me go at 5:20 p.m. Inside is very clean and the signs are displayed for the clients to be at which rooms. Very efficiently operated and I was out there in no time. Everything was smooth except the parking situation. If you need to be there for an audition, definitely get there early to score some good parking space.

I first heard of the coffee festival happening before the pandemic. It disappeared shortly after…read moreand this is the first year it has come back. Of course, my first thought was to purchase their VIP tickets to jumpstart its welcoming. With my VIP ticket, I was able to come into the event an hour early in order to try everything and buy what I wanted before general admission. Parking was a cinch. It was $25 all day parking and there were limited spots since it's a one minute walk from the Magic Box. We walked through and saw a couple of people. They scanned our tickets and put wristbands on us to allow remarry. We walked in and I counted about 30 vendors. This is substantially smaller than previously. This is understandable since it's making a come back. We were able to sample at least 8 different coffees before tapping out ranging from cortados, espressos, lattes, cold brews, and pour overs. We had brought our mini hydroflask in order to save our favorite beverages. They also had beef jerky, chocolates, and bagels. The only food available was a bagel truck located outside near the parking lot. There wasn't a lot of food nor tables to situate yourself. The restroom situation was also lacking; they had one stall and two urinals for the men's and for the women's, only one stall was working. That's wild as coffee is a laxative. I believe a four star rating is appropriate since it's working out the vendors, venue, and festival all over again. I'm hoping for more vendors, better restrooms, and actual workshops we can attend. There wasn't a map nor a list of times for any event; I was hoping to watch a latte art battle or learn some new coffee notes. Again, always room for improvement. Looking forward to next year!

I attended an event there a couple weeks ago--cool experience. It's right next to The Pit Gallery,…read morewith shared parking. Unlike their West LA and San Francisco clubhouses, this location doesn't have a coffee shop--makes sense with Quat nearby. Around 100 people showed up, and the space handled it well--good AC, plenty of room to browse the cars, and merchandise for sale. Seating includes couches, booths, and tables. Overall, it is a nice gallery. I'd definitely recommend their free events.

Ray and I recently went to the Titanic Immersive Experience located on the 8th floor of the Beverly…read moreCenter in Beverly Hills, and it was absolutely incredible. These immersive exhibits keep getting better, and this one felt so real it was almost surreal. You get to experience the Titanic from every angle -- from being underwater looking at the shipwreck to walking inside the ship itself. Walking down the Grand Staircase, seeing the dining area, and standing in the wheelhouse truly made it feel like you were there. At one point we watched each other climb a ladder -- even though we were standing in a big open room. The illusion and technology are amazing. It's educational, emotional, and fascinating all at once. We loved it so much that we've already told several people about it and are even thinking about going back again with our group of yachting friends. We're docked near each other in Channel Islands and call ourselves the Pirate Crew, so anything involving ships and the ocean is right up our alley. Definitely take advantage of immersive experiences like this when they come around -- totally worth it. Booking through Fever makes it easy so you don't miss out.

I had points accumulated on my Fever app, so I was able to get 2 tickets for half off. My husband…read moreand I went on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't busy. It's located on the top floor in the Beverly Center Mall, so plenty of parking in the garage. The people working at the front desk were nice, and they provide free lockers for you to store your stuff. The graphics were not mind blowing or amazing, but it was decent. Some areas seemed blurry, and there was a a few breaks in transition from one scene to the next where it would go black. However, when that happened, there would be green arrows that would appear and guide you into the right direction. I never found the experience to be disorienting, but we did feel a bit uncoordinated and cautious when we got to the scene of the grand staircase. We felt like we were going to fall down the "stairs" if we weren't careful. In reality the floor is completely flat, but it definitely looked real. My husband actually grabbed my hand and we started walking "down the stairs" together. It was a hoot of a 'trip'. Overall, the concept is interesting. My husband had never done VR before, so he especially enjoyed it. We loved the idea of being 1st class passengers on the ship and being able to interact with our surroundings. The virtual guide, with all his factoids about the ship and events was educational. It was definitely a different and fun way to experience the history of the Titanic. The thing that bothered me, however, was the noise. You are in this big empty room, and everyone participating in the VR are walking around, so the noise really travels. I wish the workers spent some time ensuring people were not talking so loud because it made it hard to hear what was being said on my headset. I couldn't understand a few tidbits here and there during the storyline which was annoying. All in all, we had fun, but I'm glad I didn't pay full price.

We absolutely loved the Samba dancers ! Sandra and the…read moregirls were absolutely amazing , friendly, so professional!! The show was perfect !! My son really enjoyed this as a surprise birthday gift . Definitely saved in my contacts for our next party!!!!

Everything! They were on time and performance was great, including getting the audience to…read moreparticipate. Sandra was very helpful and made sure all went well. I would give them 10 out of 10!