Seats are very comfortable. Staffing is another thing. Theaters were not marked to let you know…read morewhat movie was playing. Asked two they had no idea. Then one employee goes I think 4. So we go in and got our seat. Asked the people beside us if this was our movie. It wasn't so pack everything up go out and ask another employee no idea. Finally found our movie. Movie over leaving employee outside the door with cleaning cart. No trash can in theater. So I asked the employee if I could put my trash in his trash can on the cart. His answer was there are trash cans on the way out. Not sure where they get there employee but they were awful

Everything feels extra large at this theatre. My medium soda was giant. The theatre we were in was…read morelarge, spacious, and has super well maintained recliner chairs. The bathrooms have rows of stalls. They have everything from mainstream movies to special events. We really enjoyed seeing Hadestown here. Hopefully you got to see it too.

I saw my first show at Totem Pole Playhouse, SOUTH PACIFIC, in 1995 and have been coming back…read moreever since. It is a beautiful theater located in a tranquil corner of the magical Caledonia State Park. I always smile at Totem Pole Playhouse. I can't wait to see SOUTH PACIFIC this summer '26!

What a wonderful theatre. The staff is amazing. The cast of Jersey Boys were fantastic. Andrew…read moreNatale Ruggieri who played Frankie Valli was exceptional. Truly amazing.

This one is going to be a two parter. Number is about the venue and number two is about the show…read moreitself. 1. When I saw over the summer that Tower of Power was playing here in the fall I knew this would be the show to see as in IME, jazz/soul types of shows on college campuses do not sell. (i.e. last year I saw Preservation Hall Jazz Band at Susquehanna University and they drew 200-300 people at best to a room the same size as this one and years ago Blood Sweat and Tears at Lehigh University which also drew squat) About a week after tickets went on sale, I went to the appropriate website (luhrscenter.com) and got front row seats without issue. The website is easy to use and there are no bloated porked up Live Nation/Ticketmaster fees or the crap of ticket drops/withholding seats, etc. It's all out there for the taking. A few days prior the venue sent out an email regarding a road closure by the venue due to a pep rally (I think) which was fine since our GPS didn't even bring us in that direction anyway. One other noteworthy thing you are reminded of if you get your tickets via Will Call. They give you an envelope with your tickets but also an extra summary ticket that for some reason has your name and home address on it. The ushers thankfully tell you about this and then mention to not bomb that in their garbage cans but to take it with you for security purposes. Plenty of parking all around the venue within a short walk and ushers walk basically everyone to their seat and give you a program like you're at the theatre versus a concert. 2. Central PA is not exactly the soul music capital of the world and it showed as the venue was maybe, generously, 2/3 full. The crowd skewed very much on the older side and as much as the band did what they could to get people on their feet, it wasn't happening aside from two songs. The sound was ok. We were sitting in the front row and from that vantage point there was a lack of a bottom end. Very vocal and trumpet heavy but not much of the baritone sax or the bass. Overall it's a nice looking venue and due to the super light crowd it could not have been easier to get in/out or seated. I can't imagine TOP would ever play here again due to the lack of attendance/interest by the locals but I would definitely come back here to see something else.

This is our favorite venue. So much better than the Giant Center! Great sound & acoustics. Lovely,…read moreintimate setting. We are so thankful for all the wonderful shows.

Lovely theater on the Hagerstown Community College Campus…read more Comfortable seating spacious aisles. Lobby has rotating art Plenty of restrooms Overall very enjoyable venue Note Parking is a little bit of a hike and climb.

Saw Get the Led Out here. Location - easy to find…read more Parking - free and plentiful. We arrived 20 minutes before the show. The show was mostly sold out. We parked in the 2nd or 3rd row. Entrance - no metal detectors and a cursory glance inside my bag. This disappointed me. Very quick ticket scan. No lines. Restrooms - ample and clean. Seating - comfortable with plenty of leg room. Great view of stage no matter where you sit. Auditorium - spacious. Great sound system and fantastic acoustics. Exit - simple from seat to off campus maybe 20 minutes. Definitely a venue to repeat. Wish security was better.

I'd really love to give 5* to this theater. The ushers are so nice, the seats are comfortable…read more There is more leg room than usual at the seats. There are plenty of stalls in the ladies room, by far a joy in itself. But I took away one star, and probably should have taken more, because the sound system was not great. We saw On Your Feet last night and the music was very loud (to be expected) but the audio system did not allow for understanding the words. It was difficult to figure out what was going on, where they were, and details that you catch only in the dialogue. I asked the friends I was with if they were getting the dialogue and they said they were not. At intermission I spoke with a woman sitting in another section and when I asked her about it, she basically said, "Oh thank God, I thought I was the only one!" Plus, she couldn't understand the English it the Spanish! Many of the words in the song were also not discernible. Not that they weren't loud enough, they were. Just not distinct. It could have been a much better evening had I been able to hear and understand the words that were being said. I think 4 is generous but I wish it would have been 5 stars. By the way, this is in no way a critique of the show. I thought the acting and music were excellent. Just wish I'd understood the dialogue and words in songs. That said, I'll be looking toward other venues in the area for theater. Dialogue needs to be understood.

very nice museum that shows not only civil war relics but one of the sycamore tree remains that…read morestood during the civil war. They also have war simulations, 3D movies and pictures, and the admission price is cheap. The staff is also very nice

We booked a private tour through the center. It was a two hour tour of the battlefield with a…read morelicensed guide in our own car. I can't recommend this enough. I wish we had booked a longer tour! Our guide, Jim, was excellent. He was very pleasant and knowledgeable. He was able to pull our individual interests in making the tour more personal. The museum was good. It wasn't overly big, but I would say give yourself an hour to tour it. Honestly, any bigger and I would have succumbed to information overload. The gift shop was nice. There was a little bit of everything for everybody. They had a really good selection of books. Oh, and while we were there, there were re-enactors on the front lawn. All in all our visit made for a great day.

So I want to start by saying that Kate was an amazing and fun guide. I enjoyed listening to her and…read moreshe really did try hard to make the experience worth it. Additionally, the other woman working behind the desk was nice, knowledgeable and made us feel welcome while waiting for our tour. Guide aside, the tour itself is done in the dark, with the tour guide holding a flashlight that they zoom in and out for effect (ouch my eyes) just like in a B rated movie for cinematic effect. The 'museum' is in a maze like room with maybe one out of every 5-10 objects actually having any energy and that is probably being generous. The items we were able to see and hear about were interesting and neat to see, but we could have read about them in a lit room just as easily and enjoyed the experience a bit more. If we would have driven to Gettysburg just for the museum I would have been severely disappointed, however just at the end of the day as a final stop before leaving it wasn't a total flop.

It's not a traditional museum, but it was a fun experience. Dominic was a great tour guide. He knew…read moreall about the items and kept it interesting. My teenage son really enjoyed it.

We took my 3 preteen cousins here as part of a fun little Saturday adventure. With them being teens…read moreI wasn't sure if they would enjoy it but they really did! The activities were great and really insightful into history. They also LOVED the reenactment on the lawn.

We arrived with a group of 6 Cub Scouts (First Graders). We were denied entry because we hadn't…read moremade a reservation in advance. Super unhelpful staff