2 stars because the lines to enter the sports complex were super long for no logical reason. The…read moreprocess to enter should be more efficient especially knowing in advance that hundreds of people will be attending an event Parking was also a cluster jam and not organized or efficient I was here for the Monster Jam and the event itself was fun and entertaining there where a lot of vendors on site however prices were outrageous my godson spent $30 on a snow cone that came with a commemorative cup Hard pass for me But at least now I can say I have been to a Monster Jam show LOL

Charges $10/adult for a paid tournament, bans outside food, but then has very limited (awful) food…read moreoptions. Even the few no breaded options they have (chicken teriyaki bowl) they run out of. When you're here all day for a tournament, be prepared to leave between games if you can. If you have a food allergy, good luck because they have no info on what's in anything either.

Best rodeo except for Cheyenne. You would have a blast. Two ring circus with alot of events…read more going on at the same time. Long wait time to get into and out of the north grandstands

This was quite literally my first rodeo so what do I know? Nothing! But we had fun! The parking…read moresituation was chaotic, but we were able to find a lot within walking distance for a $10 fee, rather than dealing with the event lot. There were plenty of vendors inside, but food options were a bit limited. We ended up choosing the Mexican food stand and my friend and I got tacos and a Chicken Quesadilla to share. The tacos were very disappointing - literally nothing on them but meat. There was a little station with free pico and salsa, but still not worth the $5/taco. The Chicken Quesadilla was much better though - easy to share too! My friend also got a Watermelon Agua Fresca and I got a Horchata, which were both massive. They were tasty enough but way too sweet to finish. The rodeo itself was a ton of fun, with two events happening at all times and lots of excitement. Would return!

Every single time LeeAnn R. responds to one of these reviews, it is an ABSOLUTE JOKE. It is so…read moreupsetting to see her continue to respond that she takes these reviews "seriously", so I had to elaborate more. I truly feel she could care less about what is going on at the school as long as she gets her check. She once came to visit my class and it was like she was just spewing lies out of her mouth to make us all think we were in the greatest program EVER - when she left, we all just laughed because we knew it was all rehearsed with all of the awful things we had been experiencing at the school. I am a grown woman in my 40's. I had several meetings with my instructor, the Campus Director AND the Director of the program, and NOTHING changed.. (they also treat some of the instructors horridly behind the scenes and pay them a starting rate of only $35/hour when they could easily be making $50+ in the field - just look at indeed when they post). I also sent numerous emails to everyone I possibly could and nothing ever changed. The school is a JOKE in the community - no self respected medical office or hospital wants to hire graduates from CCC. They can't even give their students adequate "externships" because no one wants students from CCC. The equipment we used was soo out of date, and we even had to find our own pregnant women to scan during our OB/GYN sector. They provided ZERO assistance with this. Because I had no pregnant friends to practice on, I failed my scan exams horribly! Not to mention the sexual tone Edvin P would use about the women in my class and if they were "pretty" or not to him. I had a meeting with him and the Campus Director where he took ZERO accountability (she even said she wished he would have just stayed quiet, as she was so embarrassed with how he handled the meeting). I am embarrassed to say I ever made the decision to attend CCC and ashamed of the worthless debt I accrued. I stick with what I said before ... RUN FAST!!!!!

Do not recommend this school at all. Half of my sterile processing class can't even walk for…read moregraduation because we don't have our externship hours completed -- not because of us, but because the school failed to place students at externship sites on time. Some people still haven't been placed, and the students who did get placements were placed way too late. It's unfair to students who paid money, showed up, and did everything we were supposed to do just to have graduation affected by the school's poor organization and lack of support.

Horrible!!! do not go here for premiere showings if want to get the merch. From the movie....they…read moreput the merch. Out 3 weeks before movie was released so couldn't buy anything for my children during the premier. As an exclusive movie that only is playing in this theatre near us you'd expect them to save the merch for when the movie is released! Not happy with this theatre at all and we will not be returning.

Love the seats. So comfortable. I occasionally order the motion seats when an action movie is on…read moreand it makes the experience awesome.

This review is based on a private event. The historical building is stunning with some parts…read morerenovated. We talked to some staff who gave us a brief background about the building and they were kind enough to give us a tiny tour into areas that were off-limits to the general public.

Best venue for entertainment in Salinas…read more Was completely remodeled for music and catered events

The last two movies I watched here, the thermostat was set way too high. It must have been 80…read moredegrees. I was really uncomfortable and sweaty. Im going to try a different theater next time.

I am all for supporting local businesses, so we chose Maya Cinemas in Salinas for a new movie and…read morewere disappointed from start to finish. First, the phone app disappeared. The kiosk to print online tickets was broken, which meant everyone had to wait in line at the concession stand just to get tickets. Then, since we had not visited in a while, we were not familiar with the layout anymore. Our movie was in Theater 1, but the numbering/signage was unclear. We saw Theater 2, but there was no visible number for Theater 1 nearby, leaving us second guessing whether we were in the right place. Once inside, the theater itself felt very worn down. The seats were so worn they looked dirty, and there were no food trays. I did like how far back the recliners went, but the farther you reclined, the more a barrier in front blocked the bottom portion of the screen. We also paid for the Dolby sound experience because my husband appreciates good audio quality, and he immediately noticed that not all of the surround speakers were being used, particularly the rear speakers. That noticeably took away from the movie experience. Overall, this theater feels neglected and run down. It is disappointing to see what was once a thriving theater decline so much. Unfortunately, we will not be back.

Was real sad when this place went down during Covid, but it was complete understandable. Been…read morecoming here for a few years with my son, it's a great environment with great customer service. Salinas is a small town so I'm glad they give the kids in this community somewhere to go.

Amazing staff ! I…read morethrew a surprise birthday party for my son's 11th, and let me tell you, Esme and her co- worker were the best host's ever! They helped as soon as I walked through the door with the set up, they greeted my party goers and welcomed them in and were very, very patient with the more than 20 kids that attended the party. When it was time to go, they wouldn't let me help clean! For any parent that plans on throwing a party there, it's definitely worth it!

The Steinbeck Museum was a wonderful literary stop in Salinas. We also visited the Steinbeck House…read moredown the street, which made the experience feel more complete. As a tribute to Steinbeck and his connection to the area, the museum was thoughtful, engaging, and well worth the visit. I especially enjoyed the quirky gift shop, always a bonus when a museum shop has personality. The drive into Salinas was also unexpectedly lovely, with so many fields and vegetables growing. It gave the whole visit a strong sense of place and helped connect the landscape to Steinbeck's writing. A great stop for literature lovers, history fans, or anyone looking for something meaningful to do in the area.

Drove down from San Jose (1.5 hours) only to find the museum had closed early due to an event…read moredowntown. This closure wasn't listed anywhere on their website, and it looked like one of the workers was putting up the announcement when we got there around 2:30. I understand closing early for a special event, but not putting up any notice of reduced hours is completely unacceptable. No one there seemed to care at all

Great spot for local artists showcasing Monterey County. Amazing art and photography for sale…read more Definitely, a place to peruse something new for living room or outdoor space.

This art gallery is absolutely awesome. There are nearly two dozen local artists represented with…read moreeverything from sculpture and jewelry to paint and pottery. I picked up a half a dozen beautiful hand painted greeting cards. The curator, Sandra, is very friendly and extremely knowledgeable. It is certainly worth a visit.