Almost *three* years after our first visit, still love this movie theater! Still has a great…read moreselection of movies, friendly staff, comfortable seats, excellent sound and picture clarity.

The outside looks like the entrance of a Parisian Metro station, but Broadway Metro (on…read moreWilliamette) is actually the coolest film theater in Eugene! Great vintage film decor - including a ceiling made of old film reels. Fabulous collection of film posters. Don't miss Secret Mall Apartment if it's still up - hard to categorize but fascinating little documentary. It played in one of the smaller theaters - great sight lines and not a bad seat in the house. Intimate viewing experience!

Finally made it back to the Art House, had another good experience. We saw one of the films in…read moretheir French New Wave series, and again enjoyed the theater very much.

They were playing an anniversary version of This Is Spinal Tap, with an intro by Rob Reiner…read more I was running around 10 minutes late (would miss the trailers) but the welcome from the Ticket guy was no less warm despite my being the last viewer in. He sorted me out pretty quickly and then I faced my next wonderful obstacle: an amazing concession stand with a very understanding vendor who had two different kinds of kombucha on tap, chilled brut rosé, several beers ranging from a Pilsner to a stout, several kinds of wine including Pinot noir and Cabernet Savignon, popcorn with real butter, frozen junior mints, whoppers, peanut M&Ms... everything good was there. Give yourself a few extra minutes to decide what you want to nosh on -- just don't pass up such a great selection. The movie was showing in theater B which was across the courtyard, really lovely few steps between buildings. The chairs were very comfortable inside theater to B and the drink holders wide enough to hold the mason jar that my kombucha came in. Yep a real glass -- none of the paper or plastic stuff -- love that. But maybe the best part was the audience who was clearly queuing to many of the lines and laughed at all the right places. The vibe was a lot like a familiarity that you encounter when you watch the Rocky horror picture show: lots of audience knowledge and appreciation expressed throughout the film, which made the movie even better. I really like this venue and the set up they have. There's also free parking to the side of the building. Support this business. It's a treasure.

Luxury lounge chairs, ability to purchase your tickets and snacks ahead of time, and plenty of…read moreparking at Gateway mall, 5 stars! Con: At least 30 minutes of previews will play before your movie. With a reserved seat plan ahead of time and get there late, no need to sit there an extra half hour unless you want to. Pro: Discount days! Check the app.

I think I understand why people give this a 5 star experience because of ads and tons of previews…read more But if I'm only reviewing the theater itself it's a prime experience. The seats are huge and have great reclining. Also there is a wall between each row so you don't have to see the jokers around you lighting up the area with their cell phone. Lastly, it's really well priced compared to other theaters. I'm based out of San Diego and we typically pay $17 to go to the movies, so this felt like a steal for me.

I would not say this is the best place in town for a show unless you like long bathroom lines at…read moreintermission, clear bag policies, not being able to bring your own food and water and then being faced with junk food concessions(cash only, $3 ATM fee), and mostly alcohol and other unhealthy drinks. Staff members were nice and helpful though and they do get some good acts coming through town.

What a beautiful show we experienced! Getting to see Lucy Dacus in a vintage, small venue was a…read moretreat. The staff were all so helpful and friendly and efficient. The lighting with the disco ball was fun and whimsical. I loved that they had cool air blowing on the audience the entire show. Would love to come back again!

We watched a holiday movie here the weekend after Thanksgiving and there were only 5 other people…read morein the theater with us. The seats were recliners and were very comfortable. What a treat! It was a bit of a walk from the parking lot to the theater and back, but was well worth it for a relaxing safe environment to enjoy a holiday flick.

Theres recliners at the movies?!!! wtf?!…read more I have got to get out more often - lol. The place was very clean and the seating was amazing... seriously?! Recliners!!!! I know - I don't get enough !

We saw "A Case for the Existence of God" earlier this week, and "Lizzie" in October. Two very…read moredifferent plays, both really, really good. The theater is small but the actors in both productions were excellent and the plays were intelligent and moving. If I lived in Eugene, I would definitely become a subscriber.

Wonderful small venue without a bad seat in the house…read more In town for the weekend, I saw a production of Our Town that would have made Wilder proud. Comfortable space with dedicated staff & volunteers.

If you've never experienced a Saturday at Autzen Stadium, home of the Oregon Ducks football, then…read morebuckle up because this place isn't just a football game, it's a full-blown football event, the kind that would make even John Madden slam the telestrator pen on the table and shout, "BOOM! Now THAT'S football!" Built back in 1967 and named after lumberman and supporter Thomas J. Autzen, this stadium rose from the Oregon soil like a cathedral to college football. Over the years it's been upgraded most notably the 2002 expansion that pushed capacity past 54,000 but here's the crazy part: it sounds like twice that many. The freeway around Eugene backs up for miles, tailgates stretch forever, and it honestly feels like there are more fans outside the stadium than inside. That's when you know you're somewhere special. Then you walk through the gates... and BAM! The noise hits you like a linebacker blitzing through the A-gap. Autzen is famous for being one of the loudest stadiums in college football, and buddy, that's not marketing that's physics. Ducks fans don't cheer, they detonate. The chant starts rolling: "Ducks! Ducks! Go Ducks!" and the sound bounces off the bowl so hard your ears feel like they just went three rounds with a jet engine. The band fires up, the speakers blast music like a rock concert, and suddenly a Harley engine roars to life VROOOOM echoing across the field like thunder in the Cascades. The green and yellow colors flash everywhere, and the place turns into a sea of Nike energy, which makes sense because the university's most famous supporter, Phil Knight, helped fuel the Ducks' rise into a national powerhouse. And then comes the moment that gives you goosebumps. The stadium goes quiet for the national anthem, the military is honored, and right when the final note hits WHOOSH! Fighter jets scream over the top of the stadium in a flyover that rattles the rafters. The crowd erupts, the band explodes into fight songs, and suddenly Autzen sounds less like a stadium and more like a jet-powered rock concert with shoulder pads. It's wild, it's loud, it's electric and I'm telling you right now, in true Madden fashion: when a stadium shakes like that, when the crowd's louder than a freight train, and when the Ducks come flying out of that tunnel... BOOM! That's football, baby. Five stars. Best college football stadium I've ever experienced. Go Ducks. Go Nike. And hold onto your eardrums.

Autzen is the greatest stadium on earth and I love it so much. Great atmosphere, great fans food is…read moreepic definitely recommend a hot dog and a soda with a souvenir cup.