Atlas Ticket truly exceeded my expectations. Their service was excellent from start to finish. They…read moremade the entire ticket-buying process smooth and stress-free, answering all my questions and making sure everything was handled perfectly.On top of that, the pricing was fantastic. I got a great deal on my tickets, far better than what I found elsewhere, without any hidden fees or surprises. It's rare to find a company that delivers both top-tier service and great value, but Atlas Ticket absolutely does. I highly recommend them and will definitely be using their services again in the future!

Do NOT buy ticket from the 3rd party vendor. First they charge a lot higher service fee and they…read moresent you a link to ticket master to 'confirm' the ticket. It was stupid because older ticket master, you see how much cheaper the ticket is (at least 15-20%) . I called them to request a refund since I never got the ticket and decided to buy ticket directly from ticket master. They going on and on and would not return the money so I have to call my credit card company to file dispute.

My girlfriend got a dollar broken down to get change for the restroom, she got told to use the…read moremen's restroom and was told they card people to use it. As soon as she went in the clerk nearly chased her into the restroom but the door closed on time and went back to the counter. And then threatened to call security, but we left and told security, but an update will soon take place

Very conveniently located at old town transit center. I love to get a quick drink or my gum if I'm…read moregoing to. The bus or trolley and I need it.

Great seats from anywhere in my experience…read more There is no separate motorcycle parking and motorcycles are charged for parking.

Came for Disney on Ice at 11am on a saturday-…read more Finding tickets was a little confusing, not sure if there's a way to buy them besides a third party site which I don't normally prefer to do, but this time worked out using Stubhub, I presume bc it was not a super popular time to go to this event and it had multiple shows. Two tickets in the terrace 16 section cost about $75 with taxes and fees. I also prepaid for parking online to save $10, but I thought $30 was a little steep for the lot, come to learn there's the possibility of free street parking in the area as well. Inside the arena was fine, a bit vintage but did the job. Seats were easy enough to find but it would be cool to have some direction on where to park for your section as we ended up on the other side but it wasn't too bad of a walk and I parked near an exit for an easy way to get out. All in all I would come back here for an event but would try to figure out how to park on the street.

It's been a long time since I've been to AMC Fashion Valley. We really like the new Club Rocker…read moreseats! Our theater was cozy and super clean which we always appreciate. When we got our tickets scanned, the greeter was very cheerful and was helpful on guiding us to the correct theater. We watched the new horror film called, "The Mummy"...we enjoyed it. We didn't order nothing since we had a big dinner before attending, but the smell of the popcorn was very tempting. If you haven't tried the Club Rocker seats, you should. How much we love classics, it was definitely a sweet upgrade on the seating.

Worst theater experience of my life tonight at AMC Fashion Valley. Friday evening I bought two…read moretickets for a Sunday Mortal Kombat showing. We check in on Sunday and get sent to our seats, only to find out they cancelled the movie and swapped in something else without notifying anyone. The Manager, Daniel, made it worse by offering no apology, rather he said they do this all the time if a show isn't selling well. Direct quote from the manager running the place: "We'd rather have a few upset customers than empty seats." Wow.

I really loved most of the transit centers in San Diego California…read more Old town center is a great way to travel SD's old town area. They're reliable and affordable.

One of the greatest locations next to old town in san diego, which is a great town full of unique…read morehistory, stores, and food. The old town transit center is nice and provides free parking to use the trolleys, something so rare nowadays, and the trolleys themselves only cost about $2.50, which is also a price that can't be beat. One of my favorite things to do is utilize the transit to get to shows and venues like at the Gaslamp, the convention, or even Petco Park. Used it this weekend for survivor series, and it was such a lifesaver with parking, convenience, and easy access to get to the venue and back. I loved it, and I wish we had this exact smooth service in L.A.; ours sucks. There's no sugar coating that. L.A. needs to learn from San Diego and take notes.

Reggie was so amazing! He told his stories very well and he spoke to everyone. This made us feel…read morelike everyone was included. We also got a picture with him! I would do this tour again but only with Reggie as he was pretty awesome!

If your feet hurts, then this ghost tour is actually good because the walks are in a couple of…read moreareas that aren't too far! We viewed about 12 different areas that is occupied by the folks of the other realm. Our guide Clara Hughes was well dressed up in costume to make the experience that more real. We were also using instruments for fun to see if there was any activity. Clara explained a lot of history from back then that was very interesting and mostly cowboy activities aka a lot of deaths and killings...They also have other tours as well if you're only free during the day, go on hauntedsandiegotours.com or sandiegohistorytour.com!

If i could give this company a minus four starts I would. There customer service is a joke and…read moreextremly rude. When asking a simply qustions reagrding my recent purchase to monster Jam. Greg hung up on me a and spoke to me as if i was hearing imapired. Don't not buy tickets from this company.

I was looking for Lakers ticket the afternoon of the game. Staff at Premier Tickets were very…read morehelpful. Quick and easy transaction, I picked tickets up at their office at the Handlery Hotel. Will keep them in mind next time I need tickets to an event.

I'm an emerging artist, finding a space that feels both professional and supportive can be…read moretough--but Woodward Contemporary really delivers. The open studio is full of creative energy, and being surrounded by other working artists is inspiring me in new and wonderful ways. The gallery is filled with natural light, it's a beautiful and thoughtfully curated space. Another thing that really stands out is the Workshops. They bring in internationally recognized instructors, and are accessible for artists at all levels. Whether you're just starting out or looking to reconnect with your practice, this place is a GEM. It's more than a gallery---it's a community that truly supports artists.

Woodward Contemporary is a game-changer for artists ready to really grow. If you're beyond the…read morebasics and looking to push your work further, this San Diego art center delivers. Their painting workshops and retreats are led by nationally acclaimed artists who actually teach -- not just demo. The open paint space, private studios, and vibrant artist community make it an ideal co-working environment for creatives who take their practice seriously. I love the monthly paint memberships. Tons of airy space with natural light, beautiful top-notch equipment and a great group of artists to collaberate with! And the gallery? A beautifully curated space that inspires at every turn.

The Whaley House is a historic house and museum located in Old Town, San Diego, California. It is…read morethe oldest brick structure in Southern California, built in 1857. The Whaley House was a central pillar amongst the Old Town San Diego community. From 1857 to the early part of the 20th century, the Whaley House became the gathering place for the entire San Diego community. Besides being the Whaley family home, it was also San Diego's first commercial theater, the second county courthouse, and a bilingual general store. The Whaley House primarily served as the residential home for Thomas Whaley and his family. Thomas Whaley arrived in San Francisco around 1849, during the famous California Gold Rush. He then went to San Diego in September 1851. Two years later, Whaley went back to New York and married Anna Eloise Delaunay on August 14, 1853. Together they returned to California, arriving in San Diego on December 7, 1853. On August 22, 1857, the Whaleys moved into their new home, now known as the Whaley House. While the Whaley House might seem perfectly normal, it also has a dark side. The house and property were the sites of multiple violent and bizarre deaths, hangings, and even suicide. As a result, it's widely believed that various members of the Whaley family and others haunt the home where they endured so much sorrow! Now as a museum, the Whaley House fully embraces its haunted past and allows it to live alongside the building's historical significance. Guests can partake in self-guided tours during the day and guided tours in the evening. We visited this historic house on Black Friday in 2025 during our trip to San Diego. We had a great time visiting the Whaley House. The staff were very friendly, cooperative, and knowledgeable about the history, incidents, tragedies, and folklore of this house. For those seeking a more immersive experience, Whaley House offers an After-Hours Paranormal Investigation. These small group investigations begin at 10:30 PM. Guests can use a variety of paranormal investigating tools, including EMF readers, thermal cameras, spirit boxes, and dowsing rods.

Visited the Whaley House Museum on a Saturday around noon, and the weather in Old Town was…read moreabsolutely perfect. I had been telling my daughter about this haunted house for a couple of weeks leading up to our visit, and she was so excited--it was basically all she talked about. We even watched some YouTube videos beforehand. I definitely leaned into the spooky factor, mostly because I remember coming here in sixth grade and wanted my kids to enjoy it the same way I did. Our guide was dressed in period clothing and gave us a brief overview with some interesting facts before letting us explore on our own. The house isn't very large, but it's well laid out, full of history, and there are plenty of rooms and details to check out. Even without anything over-the-top scary, it was still a fun and engaging experience--especially for kids who love a good ghost story.