Older theater but they have amazing deals on movies, popcorn, and drinks. I chose these guys over…read moreRMC anyday because of awesome staff and fraction if the cost.

This is a cozy theater. (One of two in the town) I think it has four or five screens. It is an old…read moretheater and does not cater to customers appetite for pizza, hot dogs, nachos, ice cream,coffee, etc like some of the newer and larger theaters, however, they do sell the staples like popcorn, soda, slushy, and candy. They do not have stadium seating, however, I did see 5 recliners. Instead of central air, they have ceiling fans which works well. They play the last eat movies and every time I bring my child here, we enjoy ourselves. This theater matches the feel of the town, laid back feel that you get when you seat on the front porch in a rocking chair with a good book and a glass of lemonade. I would recommend this theater to all.

I've been to dozens of movies at RMC, and I do not understand why they do not turn off the lights…read moreduring the movie. It's hard to be immersed in the cinema when the lights are left on. They dim to about half brightness, and that is it. This would not be an issue, but the screens are usually very dark, which combined with the lights makes it difficult to see the movie, especially during scenes with low lighting. My most recent experience was a little better, as the screen seems to have been the proper level of brightness, but the lights were still on. I appreciate the big reclining seats, but I go to the movies to watch a movie, not to sit in a comfortable chair. In summary, PLEASE JUST TURN OFF THE LIGHTS RMC!

Every time I go in, they treat me like I do not need a handicap seat, even though I have had a…read morequintuple bypass and find going up and down the stairs, a problem. They should not ask if someone is disabled if a seat is available they should freaking sell it

This museum is so well done! The facades of Lincoln's boyhood home and the White House greet you in…read morethe main atrium. Volunteers are plentiful and enhance the experience throughout. There are two main movies that are outstanding. The special effects make learning about history very fun and engaging. Throughout there are life sized displays of scenes from Lincoln's life. Husband is the big history buff but I have to say, I really enjoyed the experience. It's well worth the stop. Parking is in a ramp across the street from the museum. We got the senior rate at $12, otherwise it's $15. We spent about couple of hours in the museum.

Well worth the time (give yourself at least 90 minutes) and the price of admission. The displays…read moreare well done and informative. The docents/volunteers are excellent, everyone that we talked to was warm, informed and clearly enjoyed their time with us patrons. The day we were there two musicians were playing period music. They were very good, and while it did get a little personally annoying, it did really put you in time and place for the subjects. Both of the relatively short theater presentations are worthwhile, so plan accordingly so you can watch both. There was one display depicting the slavery auction block. It is a gut punch to anyone with a human heart, regardless of your outer wrapping.

We were here for the Charlie Robison show and had a bit of time in the front bar area since the…read moreband had transportation issues and were delayed. They serve cheap drinks in plastic cups and comfortable seating. The double doors opened into a larger area with the stage, another bar, and seating along the back wall. It was a great show, but I thought the sound was somewhat distorted. I'm not sure what the issue was, but I saw everyone having a great time. We were able to stand pretty close to the stage. They deserve special recognition for booking Charlie R., as he doesn't come up north too often from Texas. After the show, he was led away for the meet and greet, which was organized and such a treat.

Inexpensive place to see great music. Clean. Lots of tall tables, long bat with barstools. Clean…read morespacious ladies room. Men's room had stalls with doors. Bartenders were on top of things. The act was Leon Russell and there was plenty of room and seats for the tickets sold. Definitely will return.

This was a fun Friday night outing with the family! Our tickets were $13, but I think they…read moregenerally run between $10 and $13, which makes it a really affordable thing to do. We chose this game specifically for the drone show. I really liked where we sat behind home plate in the MM section, row 19, seats 1-3. Choosing the aisle was perfect for moving around easily, and the seats in that section have backrests and are fully covered, which is a lifesaver on hot days or days that it rains. It was especially nice when it hit 85°F and eventually started raining during our game. The seats in the cheaper section are just bench seats. You also don't pick your seat in advance. It's a don't pick your seat in advance. It's mostly first come first serve. The seats at the very end of the horseshoe seating did not have safety nets extend to that area. So when falls flew off from the stadium, you are at a great risk of being hit by one. At our game, since there weren't very many people, the kids were out there with their baseball gloves catching all the balls that flew over. However, on a day that the stadium is full, I do not think I would choose those areas to sit. The seats in our section were OK and a lot better than other stadium seating that I've been to. Next time I plan to bring a seat cushion. Aftersitting on a hard surface for about 2.5 hours game can be a little uncomfortable. I'd also bring a personal battery fan for the heat. One thing I was least impressed by was the cleanliness of the bathrooms. We arrived early before game time and were some of the first people there and they were already disgusting. If you're like me and hate spending money on bottled water. You can bring one per person factory sealed bottle. The one I ended up buying their cost of about$4.50. Food prices have gone up overall, they do still have quite a bit of items under five dollars. Some of their hot food items that are under five dollars were hot dogs and corn dogs. One the plus side, parking was completely free and incredibly easy compared to a major league stadium. It's definitely a wonderful, fun local thing to do right here in Springfield!

It was ok.We went for the WPBL. I realize it's not a MLB stadium but cleaning the spider webs out…read moreof the bathroom should really be the bare minimum.

This museum is now called the Air Combat museum. It's located in a nondescript, small hanger at the…read moreairport. It has a small, but amazing collection of aircraft. We stopped by on a Friday afternoon and were the only visitors. Christopher took his time telling us about several of the aircraft. We learned so much! Don't miss this free museum if you have any interest in aircraft!

This is a small private collection. But there are a couple…read moreof pieces such as a corsair and a P51 mustang that make it worth the visit.

Springfield Union Station opened in 1898 that has Romanesque architecture. It served trains until…read more1971 until Amtrak moved services 3 blocks away. Sadly, it's temporarily closed but very beautiful inside when we visited several times before. It is a museum with historic memorabilia from days past and is currently part of the Abraham Lincoln Museum & Library.

This gorgeous train station was built in 1896 is on the Natl Register of Historic Places. The…read morestation was mainly used by the Illinois Central but others such as the B&O and the Chicago, Peoria and St Louis Rrds shared the facilities. If you think that the outside is a wonder, then make it a point to visit during operating hours and view the interior. Note that the upper level in not open to the public.

Great place for special events, nice venue and excellent service (Jay behind the bar and Chuck at…read morethe food stations were both awesome) and really appreciated it and highly recommend

My friend had her wedding reception here. Very pretty place with TONS of windows and an outdoor…read morepatio. Wedding had no more than 200 in attendance and we were CRAMPED into this room. Food was good.