I am not one to make open complaints very often, but I will say that I am absolutely disgusted with the way my friends and I were treated at this theater last night. I have lived in this area for 24 years and have attended many shows here. I do not have anything negative to say about the theater overall. I walked in to see a quiet place part 2 with some friends. We get our popcorn and drinks and head into the theater. Things are very different with the pandemic, which is TOTALLY understandable, but there were so many seats taped off and hardly enough for any of us to sit at, like they knew how many people were attending the movie when we bought our tickets, so they should be prepared for how many seats are vacant or not. We finally found a group of seats available in the back and sat there. We still had to be separated, so most of my friends were in the very back row and then me and two of my other friends sat in front of the rest, one of them accidentally sitting on 1 of the taped off chairs. There was a group of 4 teenagers sitting in front of my 3 friends and I. Well into the movie, a lady sitting in the same row as the teenagers but not with them, gets up and leaves the theater, then walks back in seconds later and takes her seat. A young worker shortly comes in after and approaches my row. She first kindly stated that we cannot sit on the taped seats, so we all checked our seats. My one friend saw that she accidentally sat on the tape and gladly moved to one more available seat in the back with the rest of the group. My other friend and I were sitting on completely vacant seats with no yellow tape on them, so why would the 2 of us need to move? My other friend and I remained seated in our vacant seats. The lady in the theater then gets up a second time I guess to make another complaint, and the worker came marching back in up to our row. Her tone was aggressive and absolutely disrespectful while she stated she already told us once to move and we didn't listen, as if she didn't hear us the first time we thought we had cleared the air. I then proceeded to say that it was obvious 1 of my friends moved, but the other two chairs we were sitting on had no tape on them, so we still didn't know what the issue was? She then shook her head at us and claimed we move, completely dodging my question and logic. She just continued to say snotty things like "well that's too bad", not acknowledging the two empty seats we were in. The lady in the other row then shouted at us to not sit behind her kids in a disrespectful manner. Now I am pissed. A) the worker could have told us the TRUTH that someone didn't want us sitting behind their "kids" like a reasonable and honest person would do, or B) the Karen havin ass bitch in the other row could have calmly approached me or one of us about her "issue" in a respectful manner, then maybe I would have been a little more understanding. In conclusion, I understand there are guidelines and regulations that every business needs to follow during the pandemic. I work a full time job that can be very draining and I have to deal with the public all day too. But maybe keeping track of which seats you tape off before each show could be a good suggestion to avoid this scenario again. I will not be policed on where I can and cannot sit IF IT ISN'T FUCKING TAPED OFF. The fact that a worker allowed a stranger to dictate that & then lie to ALL of our faces about the issue is nothing short of horrifying and disgusting to me. Move YOURSELVES if you don't want people "too close" to you, or don't go to a fucking movie theater where there are other people if you're going to be a stupid bitch? I will gladly make the extra drive out to other theaters if this is how I will be treated in my own community. Respect: it isn't that hard of a concept. Honesty: also not a hard concept. If someone gives me the opposite, I will absolutely make a complaint. Get a grip! I hope this doesn't happen to anyone else. read more