I have been going to this movie theater for years and I've watched it grow from what it use to be…read morewhat it is today. The parking sucks due to new businesses opening around the movie theater. The service is pretty good. Great selection of types of movies and comfort level. Will always look her first for movies because it's generally central to everything.

Came here tonight to see the Michael Jackson movie. I wanted to experience it at a theater I know…read moreand trust and one that has reclining seats! The sound was excellent and the screen was crystal clear. Our seats were perfectly comfortable. You can have free refills on large drinks which came in handy. My only comment is that the chairs do make very loud fart like noise when they are being reclined and back. Overall, excellent movie experience and theater. The bathrooms were even clean and it was a Friday evening.

I LOVE the Enzian, and have been coming ever since I moved to Florida. My experience today was on…read morepar with the usual service and quality I've come to expect. I'll mention that service is not as attentive as you would expect at a typical restaurant, as you are also watching a movie, so I'm sure it is to keep interruptions minimized. Today, I had a vegetarian wrap with French fries (and of course tasty popcorn!); all were very good. I especially like the fries they serve here, with a battered style coating that keeps the outside crispy, but with a soft interior. The one thing I've noticed is that some of the seats are getting a little worn.

I love this theater so much! The seats are so comfy, and every one has a great view. The popcorn…read moreis is really good too, they use real butter! This spot shows new, classic and art house films. It's also a great place to watch Oscar nominated films. There will often be series viewing for nominations in special categories. If you want to meet a new or old friends just step outside to the Eden Bar with original art by Bill Plimton. Here you will find a full bar with beer, wine and many original drinks to choose from. I have had many enjoyable evenings chatting with fellow cinephiles. If you're hungry, they not only have a full bar, they also have a full kitchen with a creative menu. It's avaliable during movies and at the bar. Comes an out and enjoy an artsy movie night out at The Enzian.

Office style cinema with a pretty extensive menu including alcoholic drinks. The computer chairs…read moreare comfortable, but there are booths if you prefer that. Servers are prompt and friendly. I did not try the food or drinks since I had eaten beforehand, but I'll have to come back to check it out. Overall, it's a nice, clean cinema to catch a movie with plentiful parking.

Went here after almost 10 years. Not much has changed over the years. The place still looks a…read morelittle old, and the seating isn't the most comfortable. It was also pretty empty when we went, but that actually worked out well, since we had two toddlers with us. The staff was friendly, which we appreciated. We only ordered fries, and they were hot and crispy, just how we like them. Overall, ok place to go with kids for movie & dining.

I haven't been to AMC for a while. I was anticipating the newly released Michael movie and decided…read moreto go to AMC Altamonte Mall. The facilities, to include the restroom, were clean. The IMAX theater stadium was well maintained and the seating in good condition. By the way, we loved the movie. Great casting and excellent performances.

I specifically can do this AMC location to try out their IMAX theater! I didn't know what to expect…read moresince I've never been to an IMAX screening of a movie before. The theater itself was great. I went during the afternoon and the parking seemed fine. It's located near a mall but didn't seem to be an issue. IMAX theater had what AMC calls "Rocker Chairs" which are bigger than normal theater seats but they do not recline. I think their Dolby theater has recliners seats. As someone whose home theater is Disney Springs, this IMAx theater seemed the same size as Dolby in Springs but who knows. But to compare to a normal size screen IMAX is HUGE

The Premiere 14 movie theater inside Orlando Fashion Square mall has been closed for about two…read moremonths now, but it is far from forgotten. The Fashion Square mall is, unfortunately, permanently closed now as well. Joy K's review hit the nail right on the head by recommending that a movie producer use this abandoned mall as a film set for a dark/horror/backrooms movie while it is still standing. The comfortingly eerie atmosphere of this theater gave its customers a secret place to escape to when they wanted to watch a movie. Its hidden entrance almost made the movie theater feel like a speakeasy. I feel like only locals knew about this movie theater, and based on my conversations with them, they attended movie screenings regularly. I am so sad that I can no longer go to this movie theater when I need to escape from the world, and even sadder that I only found out about this place in December of 2025! It was very well hidden, after all. Please enjoy some pictures that I took of the movie theater on one of my last visits, and if you're reading, feel free to share any pictures or memories that you have of the Fashion Square mall or Premiere 14 theaters.

This has got to be the weirdest movie theater experience I've ever experienced…read more I think some producer should use this empty mall as a movie set like they do with the mall in Decatur, GA. So much potential for a horror film, murder mystery, or Christmas scene. What's odd, besides the hoops you have to drive and walk to actually have to jump through to arrive at the theater, is the fact I had to ask them to darken the movie theater when the movie actually started playing! A rag tag team for this apparently beloved movie theater, it just strikes me as a movie set.

We purchased tickets for A Petrified Forest as last minute plans on Halloween night not sure what…read moreto expect and we were really blown away. Parking is free and and so is the short tram or bus ride to the event. The experience begins on the ride as you're greeted by the bus driver; (Ours was named Splatter and his energy set the mood for the night) and his assistants who may give you a fright as they give you the lore/theme of the houses and their names. The premise of this event changes every year, and after our experience we are excited to see what they cook up next year. In the front yard of the event there are many food trucks to choose from, some with themed menu options, a few shops with an array of goods, and a DJ playing some Halloween classics. This area is a relatively small but we never felt crowded, and we're able to find seats at tables to eat, despite it being Halloween Night where we expected a peak number of visitors. The smaller area also guarantees that you'll have many encounters throughout the night with the scare actors who roam this open space. Screams from guests filled the air sporadically all throughout the night. The houses were extremely impressive. There were 3 free houses included in your ticket and 2 experiences where you pay for an extra ticket. These tickets also work as fast passes to the houses. We found that the lines went by quickly. The houses are not so much houses as they are trails through the wooded area in the event lot which added a lot more to the fear factor than your typical indoor haunted houses. Every scene was filled with props and scares. It was obvious how much effort was put into the designs of the sets. This year's premise to put it simply was an abandoned mall and the houses reflected that. What really made this night for us were the employees. This experience was very interactive and the scare actors all had great attitudes. They were in character but when we had questions about the event they answered us seriously and it showed. We got the impression that they enjoyed their work, and that helped keep spirits high all night

This time I gave it a go to try some treats along with walk the 3 trails. My favorite trail was the…read morecousin's cafe of course. The treats I tried this time was the Puffy vampire brownie and the mini donuts with strawberry and blueberry drizzle. The donuts were a bit dry but the glaze was delicious. The mango and passion fruit lemonade was delicious.

I love coming to Cranes Roost Park! I'm here at least once a week and often take the one loop…read moremultiple times around the park. I started to also come every last Saturday of the month at 10am in front of the amphitheater to join a really fun, free, HIIT fitness class. It's great! There's always something to do around the park!

Went for a walk and enjoyed the solitude. It was a beautiful day and this is a well maintained…read moreclean park. There are number of people walking at various ages. There were couples on a picnic and people napping. I loved the outdoor using coming from the speakers. Until next time.

Super cool exhibit that we all enjoyed. Lots to see and lots to do. We all had a great time and…read morethrilled to have experienced it.

Movie cube is a automated machine like the ones I've seen in other states called redbox…read more 1$ movie rentals 1 day every day you keep it, it costs 1 dollar more. Right now they have a promotion for a free rental with the code usfnf, how can you beat this price?! Pirates of the Caribbean 3 just came out and they had it there.

Cute park hidden in the neighborhood. Fairly quiet for all the people there. Didn't notice any dogs…read moreso not sure if it's pet friendly.

This lovely neighborhood park was named in honor of Wilson Phelps, a Chicago businessman who toured…read morethe area in 1874 and purchased land east of Lake Osceola for a citrus business. In addition to growing citrus, Phelps sold lots to fellow Chicagoans and mentored Loring Chase and Oliver Chapman into turning this largely unsettled area into an upscale winter resort. Phelps, acting as a one-man chamber of commerce, provided the basis of the promotional materials used by Chase and Chapman who marketed Winter Park to wealthy northerners. This nearly six acre park, in Winter Park, provides both natural beauty and recreational opportunities. One of the nicest features of this park is the playground that was rebuilt in 2021 by Kompan Design with input from area residents. This playground was designed to improve physical, cognitive, creative, and social development while fostering imaginative play and friendships. Other park amenities include basketball courts, tennis courts, pavilions available for rental, restrooms, picnic tables, and outdoor fitness equipment. There are also two hardcourts for pickleball. This park is fully fenced for safety and is beautifully landscaped and it is close to downtown Winter Park where you can find shopping and dining options. This park is the perfect place for a morning stroll, a birthday party, play, or a picnic. Phelps Park appeals to all ages. Community Parks don't come much nicer than this one.