Going to the movies has always been a treat. The Grand Ambassador is my theater of choice. Love…read morethe recliners--might be a bit too comfy. A bit costly, but will still enjoy!

I came here on a Wednesday evening. It was almost $27 for two adult tickets, which seems steep. The…read moreseats were great - fully reclining and very comfortable. There aren't any seat heaters, but surprisingly the temperature was perfect. It wasn't hot or freezing like most theaters. There's no staffed ticket counter so you either buy tickets online or use the self-serve screens when you walk in. One of the employees came over to help me at the screen, and she was very friendly. From what I could tell, they don't offer student discounts. Also, children are considered up to 11 years old, which seems odd - you'd think they'd include anyone 17 and under. They also don't allow anyone under 18 into the theater alone, and if you're 18, you can't bring a younger friend unless someone 21 or older is with you. I don't find that fair, especially for parents who want to drop off their teens for a movie night. The price difference between medium and large popcorn and drinks isn't bad, only about 75 cents to a dollar more. You get a refill on the large soda, and probably the popcorn too, though I didn't ask. I wanted water at first, but they only offer tap water from a fountain, no filtered option, which feels like a sneaky upsell. Overall, the seats are very comfortable, and the concession prices aren't terrible, especially compared to California. But not offering filtered water and restricting minors from attending movies alone just doesn't make sense.

Self service ticket booth, self service popcorn, self service drinks. If you guys don't have any…read moreemployees to pay why does a medium popcorn, large drink, and box of candy still cost almost 40$. Quit ripping people off and you guys won't be at the helm of a dying business model.

Santikos took over the Grand Theaters and set about ruining the movie experience. Prices are up but…read moreservice is down. You stand in a concession line, pay for what you want, get your own candy (one wonders how much they lose in theft that way), pay the high prices and are gifted with empty containers for you to fight other patrons to fill your popcorn and your drinks. No one to purchase tickets from; you either do that online and pay extra fees or the kiosk at the theater. Oh and don't purchase a daquiri because Santikos cannot price in styrofoam into the $18 price for a daquiri, so your hand will freeze. We saw Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition recently at the Johnston Street location and the theater sounded like it had one front center working speaker set to LOW volume; you could easily have conversations with people next to you, even several seats away. Total garbage, especially for a music documentary. I guess they didn't expect many people, so screw those fans because I heard sound blasting out of other theaters. Don't waste your money or your time. Movies are much better and cheaper at home with surround sound and you'll get better service.

Very dirty, overprice, old and damage facilities, sticky floor, a mess, its better rent a movie.read more

My FAVORITE place in town. The owner, Van, has a heart to please and the place makes it easy for…read morehim to do so. An old movie theatre turned bar has authentic vibes to it and architecture you can't find anywhere else. They usually have a good selection of live music and you have the option of being a bar fly with the bartenders and other people there, relaxing in the lounging areas, overlooking the bar up top, or showing off on the dance floor. First Thursday's are usually the night that doesn't let down.

Awesome place!! The staff is WONDERFUL!!! The owner and bartenders are truly incredibly super…read moreamicable, provide a warm environment.....and the decor is beyond belief. The bar has great ambiance and is truly a beautiful design (something you would see on TV). I would recommend "Bailey Theatre" any time you're in the area!! Five stars all the way!! * * * * *

This quaint Theater is a testimony to part of Marksville's past. The interior features a spacious…read morelobby and concession area. The seats are reasonably comfortable for an older establishment. I did note that the seats are placed one behind the other instead of staggering them for a better view of the stage. The marquee sign outside is stylishly lit with old style bulbs-hearkening back to another era.

i went with my friends, we decided to order a pizza and the guy at the counter which i think his…read morename was jamarion he was very kind and funny. great service !!! the man at the box giving out tickets was also very kind and the lady who brought the food was really sweet. totally recommend this theatre!!

We love watching movie here. I used the app to buy our tickets before hand and we were able to just…read morewalk in and order our popcorn and drinks. The theatre was clean and comfortable. We loved the big screen and nice sound system. I highly recommend this spot to watch your movie while on a date or with your family.

Everything was what you expect out a movie theater. Clean up to date. Staff is friendly The gaming…read morearea is a good value, it's our family's choice for small game room. Games actually worked and were reasonably priced.

We took our ess student's from Delmont per-k on 12/16 to see the Gringe. The theater personnel was…read morewonderful. Thank you all so much. We really appreciate your kindness

I love that is clean and well maintained theatre. I drive from thibodaux to see films.read more

It's always hot in the movie theater.Very uncomfortable. Also if you come ti watch a late movie the…read moreconcessions close before your movie is over so no refills or anything during your movie. My biggest problem is how hot it is though, genuinely it's to the point where I'm sweating during the movie.