I am not a camper, but this tent could convert me. Kiddo wanted a slumber party in the backyard for…read moreher birthday which put me on the hunt for options. And then I found Shabby Abby's. It was perfect!! Barbara is so sweet and makes the whole process so easy. The tent was the hit of the party. The girls only came out to eat and watch a movie. Otherwise they just wanted to hang in the tent. Sorry to my neighbors for the loud girls, but unforgettable memories were made. I think I may need to schedule another tent weekend, so I can enjoy it this time.

Haven't used your services yet but I saw your setup at an event that I provided services for and it…read morewas absolutely adorable! Keep up the good work!

Wow! We were really hesitant on renting a game truck, but we were shocked at how well our 9 year…read moreold sons party went! Colin was our game master and he handled everything perfectly. Arrived right on time, got set up and got our crew of 12 boys playing quick. The boys entered the truck and after about an hour and half came out for a quick pizza and drink break. Overall, best kid party experience we've had. The 24' truck was plenty of room for our party and all the equipment was top notch. Great birthday party idea!!!

Marcus and Cynthia did a great job rounding up the troops and creating fun and entertaining games…read more Is was very hot and they still kept up their energy and made it fun for the kids. It was perfect for our group of boys that ranged from 10-12 years old. They set up in our front yard since we live in a cul de sac with lots of inflatable tanks and other barriers. I would definitely recommend using Gamez on Wheels for laser tag at your home.

Saw 'The Odyssey' (the first feature film ever filmed entirely in 70mm 1.43 aspect ratio IMAX) here…read moreat the Regal Irvine Spectrum with my wife, her mom, and our neighbor friend at the 11:40 Thursday show. This theater is one of only 4 in the LA area (25 in the U.S.) that can show the 1.43 aspect ratio. The entire experience was spectacular. Got tickets directly through the Regal website about 2 weeks before this, and paid $31.99 plus $2.50 on-line fee for each ticket. Most of the prime seats were already taken, but was able to stay away from the front row seats (would not recommend those because of the height of the screen). Parking is free in the large indoor parking garage, but it's a bit of a walk from there to the front of the theater (even for handicap spots). We got there about 30 minutes before the advertised start time, and they let us into the theater about 10 minutes before start. There was only one 'preview', with a quick message from Denis Villeneuve, thanking Sir Christopher Nolan ('dark?' knighted in 2024), to allow a full IMAX filmed battle scene from Dune: Part Three. The movie started right after that, and quite a few people came late, thinking there would be a lot trailers. As for the seat's comfort, they were OK: a little bit of recline and not particularly wide (felt like I was on an airplane). People got up throughout the movie and your feet will get stepped on if you don't pull them in as far as possible. The theater actually reduced the number of seats from 590 seats to 300 in 2019 to give more comfort, but still cram as many people as you can. As for the reason one would drive an hour from DTLB to Irvine to see a movie: the screen is 90' wide and 65' high (1.38 aspect ratio). This means for a 1.43 movie, one could use the entire 90' width, but use 62.94' of the height (wasting about 2 feet vertical). The Odyssey can be shown in 3 different aspect ratios: 1.43:1, 1.90:1 for the more common IMAX (like the Regal IMAX in Long Beach), and 2.39:1 for standard. This means that one is missing about 24% of the total image area from 1.43 to 1.90, and about 40% from 1.43 to 2.39. Obviously, the film was shot/edited to make that missing 40% not critical to the movie storytelling...but it mattered for me on this film. Like other Nolan films, the movie's plot, acting, and score itself was excellent (though probably not worth watching again on a non-IMAX screen for me). What made the film the best movie experience I've had since early adulthood, was the sheer size and clarity of the cinematography throughout the film. Many of the landscape scenes, especially during action packed battle scenes: it made the film for me as a visual spectacle where the vertical immersion was palpable. And the sound accompanying was pretty damn good, too (and very loud). Making a trip to NYC next week, so wanted to see if seats in biggest IMAX in country was available. Sold out, even almost 2 weeks after release. Shows that this movie in 70mm is an event, and super glad that we were able to see it in that format. Even watching the end credits roll was an experience, as they were able to fit so many names as the screen rolled. Notes: Quite surprised at the variety of different IMAX screen sizes around the world. 1.43:1 aspect ratio (25 in U.S.; 41 in the whole world): LA area: -- CA Science Center: 90' wide x 66.7' (63' usable) -- Regal Irvine Spectrum: 90' x 65' (63' usable) -- AMC City Walk: 79' x 58' (55.2' usable) -- Regal Ontario: 91' x 67' (63.6 usable) - tallest usable screen SoCal! US: -- Royal Cinema in Pooler GA is the largest: 101' x 76.2' (70.6 usable) -- most popular (and slightly smaller) is AMC Lincoln Square in Manhattan: 101' x 75.6' (70.6 usable) World: -- Melbourne is biggest: 105' x 75' (73.4 usable) - this has the tallest usable screen. -- Sydney is tallest: 95' x 79' (66.4 usable, wasting 12.6 vertical feet...did someone make a math error when building this thing?) 1.90:1 -- 24% missing The two IMAX theaters near downtown LA: -- TCL (Chinese) Theater in Hollywood: 94' (87.4 usable) x 46' (full vertical usage) -- Regal LA Live: 80' x 42.5' (42.1' usable) - has full recliners and has least amount of wasted vertical space. In Long Beach: -- Long Beach Regal: 54' x 33.8' (28.4' usable) Largest screen in world is in Leonberg, Germany: 127' x 69' (66.8 usable) 2.39:1 -- 40% missing Our neighborhood in DTLB: Cinemark Pike 70' x 30'. 1.77:1 -- 20% missing Modern Home Theater -- 85" TV: 6' x 3.5' - much, much smaller :-). 1.33:1 -- Dad's TV. would have to letterbox or crop left/right of image. 70mm indicates it is film, and has a comparable 18K equivalent. Digital can only go to 4K today, making shooting in analog 70mm film the best possible way to capture maximum image quality.

Ever since the remodel coming out of Covid, the theater is trash. The vinyl seats with no foots…read morerest that reclined about 10°. I just went to see the Odyssey in IMAX and asked for my money back. It's opening weekend in the IMAX theater. This thing has been sold out forever. Starts 20 minutes late. 15 minutes in the movie just stops. When asking for my money back, the teenage manager could not have given less of a care. Because of the chairs, this is possibly the worst theater in Orange County. I've avoided it like the plague for years but I thought the Odyssey! IMAX! The second I sat down I thought oh no that's right. I forgot. The crappy seats. Well maybe I can manage. Nope. I asked for my money back for the movie of the year on what's supposed to be one of the best screens in the country. The seats utterly ruin it. This might be called IMAX, but it's crap. Go to CityWalk

Ever since my boyfriend became an A-lister, we've frequented the Tustin AMC the most and it has…read morenever let us down. Workers are always friendly and the theaters are cleaner than others. Movies are shown on time (aka 20 min after listed showtime) and display and sound quality is amazing. Seats recline and we've never had issues. Restrooms are always clean too. This review is mainly for the new popcorn chicken. Delicious *for movie theater food*. We never ate at movie theaters because the food tasted like school lunch but this popcorn chicken was at least one step above that :) It only comes in maybe a total of 20 small thumbpad sized bites so be warned. You will not get full from one box. We finished the popcorn chicken within 5 minutes of sitting down, and that's with us eating slowly. Still a good choice if we're not feeling actual popcorn! Side note: We loved watching Obesession.

Came with the team for team bonding to watch Devil Wears Prada 2. Rentef the theater for a private…read morescreening and it was a lot of fun. When the tea is made up of 1/3 gay guys and 1/3 girls, the 1/3 straight men get to suffer. :-) There were 14 of us so the snack order took a bit. The. I've started. It we asked the. To rewind and restart and they gladly obliged, the. Even toon a few pictures of us at the theater. Follow the sign to where the big AMG logo is and Park near it, it's the closets to the theater. Cute mall with lots of restaurants and desert place, will have to come back and check some out. All in all a fun afternoon.

Charmaine with The Charming Picnic delivered exactly what we were looking for. My son requested a…read morebeach picnic for his 18th birthday with some friends and the set up, decor, food and vibe did not disappoint! Would absolutely use her again. Thank you

This owner is amazing! Things didn't go as planned for the morning but she was humble and…read moreprofessional in how she handled everything. She took responsibility and we ended having an amazing layout and food. Thank you Charmaine for caring about our event and doing what was needed to make it a special time still. We really appreciate you! Armor of Light volunteers!

Helpful, organized and reliable. They helped helped with the slide show and the PA system for my…read moremother's Celebration of Life. Thanks to them for making the sad and stressful event run smoothly.

Very responsive, and worked well with our venue hosts for our family unity celebration. I had no…read moreclue what to rent and Micah guided me on what works and what doesn't at the venue. He personally helped set up and run videos, slide shows etc. We ran into lots of technical issues that he solved effortlessly. Made things runs so smoothly people weren't aware we were winging it. Thanks so much!

You can just feel the passion and love for film oozing from every inch of this place. The Frida is…read morewhere I go to unwind and appreciate a movie I might not have heard of before or have not had the opportunity to see on the big screen. The staff is kind and generous and the environment is warm and fun. Highly recommend to any movie lover!!!!!

The Frida Cinema is the only nonprofit independent cinema in Orange County. By not having to show…read morejust the latest blockbuster movies, they have a great variety of films. I really like that it has live shows, post movie Q & A sessions, film festivals and more. Check out their website and you'll probably find a number of movies you'll want to see or see again since they show classics and cult classics.

We had XAV Entertainment out to our Wildomar Beautification City Clean up event with a camera booth…read moreand they exceeded all expectations and we're very helpful and accommodating. 10/10 will use again.

I have worked with XAV Entertainment on several occasions, they have been great with communication…read moreleading up to the event and are always professional. Would highly recommend them!