I like Cheeseburgers…read more The bartenders are top notch and are wicked niice. The service here is incredible All the games are really well maintained and their selection provides something for everyone. Bring your passport if you're coming from out of the country because Massachusetts ID laws require it Would recommend 4/5

Such a fun spot to hang out with friends! Roxy's Arcade has a really cool vibe with tons of arcade…read moregames, and you can get 40 tokens for $10, which lasted us a pretty decent amount of time. Just a heads up, but it gets crowded on Friday and Saturday night, so you might have to wait for a turn. We also grabbed some drinks while we were there. They were okay, but a little too sweet for my taste. We didn't get a chance to try the food this time, but I've heard about their grilled cheese and definitely want to come back to try it! Overall, such a fun and different place for a casual night out. Would definitely come back for the arcade games, hang out with friends, and finally try the grilled cheese next time!

My 16-35 Sony GM Lens autofocus crapped out on me after having it for little over 2 months. Luckily…read moreit was still under manufacturer warranty and I was able to send it back. I was instructed by Sony to send the lens to Precision Camera, which I did. It wasn't until after I sent it that I saw all the negative reviews here which had me worried. It took them only a week to order new parts and repair my lens back to working order. They also sent the lens back using FedEx 2 day shipping. Once I got it this morning, I was able to test out the lens and have to say that I couldn't be more happy with my repaired lens! I gotta say is that give these guys a chance. Thanks Precision Camera!

Fantastic turnaround time for a "clean and check"...have been with them 15 years and superb…read moreknowledge along with great customer service.

This is for the bad review people. How long do you think it takes to photograph 100 kids, 200 kids…read moreetc. The photographers are limited on how much time they have to take school pictures. Kids have art class, lunch, recess, phys ed, I don't know about you but I don't want my child's picture taken after he/she has eaten, or played outside, or art class or yikes phys ed. So pictures are taken first thing. Now you have say 100 kids to photograph, you take 1 picture every 2 minutes, that's 200 minutes of picture taking. Or a total of 3 hours plus. They start taking pictures at 7:30, or 9:05, your now entering the lunch hour. As for how long it takes to return your photos, your not the only school. They have to be printed then packed then mailed. How long does it take you to sign, address and mail 100 Christmas cards. I guess they could hire more people, but that just raises the cost. If your child doesn't smile, that is not the photographers fault. Maybe your child is unhappy with what their wearing, or just got disciplined, or the child next to them upset them by something they said, or is shy. As for the lady that commented on a near sexual assault, did you report it? People quit jobs all the time. Maybe they don't like the fast pace, or don't like dealing with the kids. Did you ask those photographers why they quit? Would you drive 2 hours to a school to take say 100 pictures then drive another 2 hours home? Your school is not the only school, nor is your child the only child that didn't smile. Don't forget on retake day the photographers have to do it all over again. Please don't judge a company badly because your picture was not up to your standards, think about the other 10 or 15 thousand pictures they take. Just so you know, I do not work for Hockmeyer, I do however work for one of their competitors, and we get the same complaints. Nothing is always perfect.

Avoid Hockmeyer. A horrible company for customers and school districts, and I have heard a horrible…read moreemployer. I witnessed a potential sexual assault on a student by one of their photographers. I was a substitute teacher on photo day in Georgetown. Their sales staff is incompetent and abusive. They are destroying themselves! They've lost many accounts and last year 9 key staff members quit! This year was no different. Avoid this company. My child has had bad dealings with them, they refused to fix his photos.

The ease of getting tickets and the seating map online is a great experience. Overall, the seating…read moreis comfortable and the theatre is clean. The one downside is the minimum number of staff. I attribute this to Covid and the changing work ethic among young people. ;-)

Went to see The Odyssey. Had a Regal Crown membership since our kids were young. They said it…read moreneeds to be updated to an online membership and to use their app. The manager helped us out with our seat selection and I believe his name was Brian. A great customer service experience and the movie was fantastic too!

I had also gotten the package that allows Classic to complete my videos and that I would have a…read morefree photo album. On the website, it advises that the customer will have a say in how both of these are completed. While the quality of the photos are great, the way the wedding album was completed was not to my taste. The layout of the photo's were jumbled and they were in a strange order to me. Altho classic has an editing tool, it only allows me to re-size the photos , where I would rather delete them, select my own, and create my own layout. It's not intuitive nor easy to do. And, it has stopped me from ordering the album for myself and for my parents, because I really dislike how it is. Also, my highlight reel, full length, video, were done to a high quality. But my issue is with the music. It was done in a style that does not match my fiance and my tastes. And good music has defined a large portion of our relationship as well as was a major highlight for our wedding. Classic advised on the website that you could have a say in the music but I was never asked, prior to the video being completed. The music reminds me of a commercial jingle. And while three songs were blended together well, my fiancé and I prefer music that matches Neo Soul (Ex: Chrisette Michelle), Classic R&B (Ex: Brian Mcknight) , and Caribbean Soca (Ex: Kes and the band) as my family is from Trinidad & Tobago. When I reached out to classic, they did provide me with the site they get their music from. However, the majority of the music seems to be a fit for one demographic and is not very diverse. The few songs that are R&B and recognizable are old and still did not seem like a good fit. Also, you have to pay an additional amount of money to select certain songs as well. While I love the videos themselves, the music has made me hesitant to share it with family and friends because it does not fit my fiancé and I's personality at all. While I have been highly satisfied by the vendors and most of Classic's other's services. But in these areas where I thought there would be more selections and where I would be allowed to have more of a choice, things have fallen short of my expectations. I may have paid someone more to get what I wanted, had I known this. It has added extra work, and stress to me that I was hoping I would not have had to do, especially after doing so much work to plan my wedding. I may be creating my own album through another vendor, but that will be an additional costs and perhaps not as high of a quality as the one I have from Classic. I'm not sure what other resolution I can find for the music on our videos, that would not cost and arm and a leg to have someone else resolve as well.

They do not pay their photographers. They make photographers do 90% of the work anyway and then…read moregive them a fraction of what they are owed after months of nagging them. Do everyone a favor and go find a local photographer/dj/videographer. Stay as far away from this company as possible, no matter how good of a package they offer you.

We stayed here one night. It is pricey unless you have a deal or go on a random week day with no…read morebig entertainment events in the area that weekend by chance. It was nice and clean in our room. The elevators don't let just anyone go up to any floor; you have to scan your room card to get it off the lobby floor so that was nice. Walls are thin for noise like with any hotel I'd think. Bed wasn't the best for comfort. It is obviously convenient for the gambling though seeing as your elevator lets you off right into the casino floor.

If you look up The Fox Tower's page on foxwoods.com, you're greeted with a rather intriguing…read morewelcome message. I'd like to highlight the first sentence in particular, if I may: "The Fox Tower offers a modern hotel experience." Modern, huh? It's funny to me because one of the first things we noticed after getting settled into our room was the TV. See, it was immovable - which in of itself isn't all that unusual. But it DOES immediately torpedo any hope of accessing something like, say....an HDMI port for guests to plug-in their iPad, laptop, or whatever to stream from. Speaking of streaming, it's totally impossible to do from these "modern" TVs. Because....they're not Smart TVs. Flat screens? Yes. WiFi ready? Not a chance in hell. Granted, my lament can be aptly filed under "First World Problems". But in 2026, ya gotta admit this is a pretty silly setback. It seems we also apparently got one of the few rooms with a non-functional desk lamp. That's assuming, of course, all the rooms don't suffer from this same issue. Not only were both outlets completely inoperable, the switch to turn on said lamp was missing. I guess the ostensible hole where the button USED to be should have been a warning sign, but....that's what I get for being slightly optimistic. I'd have swapped rooms if we were staying longer than a couple nights. Apart from those two anomalies, the room itself was fine. A bit overpriced due to the holiday weekend? Sure. But considering this IS a resort after all, I can just be grateful we're in Mashantucket and not Las Vegas. Now, for those unfamiliar with the Foxwoods lore, it's technically 3 hotels in one; two towers and a third dormitory known as "Great Cedar Hotel". This becomes apparent the minute you attempt to check into the wrong desk by accident like we did. So, bit of advice: whichever residence you book under, proceed to THAT respective lobby for check in. In hindsight, it seems so obvious. But at the time, we figured they were digitally interconnected. Based on that inventory, combined with the pricing options that populated from lowest to highest, we can safely assume The Fox Tower is the LEAST luxurious of the 3 contenders. That is to say, there are still aspects of luxury sprinkled throughout TFT. But the gaps become more noticeable as you glance at things like.. The In-Room Dining Menu: This one varies tremendously between TFT vs the other two choices. Whilst the former gets an abbreviated edition of Junior's Coffee Bakery's menu, the latter gets a 4 page, full course menu with far more enticing options. The In-house Restaurants: Nearly every fine dining or even remotely fancy restaurant required us to invariably leave TFT and walk all the way to the opposite side of the resort on the Great Cedar side. Not that we don't appreciate a good stroll every now and then. But this is something folks should know prior to booking. The Rooms themselves: Going off the site photos alone, it seems that maybe, just MAYBE....the latter two hotels probably have movable Smart TVs. Didn't realize the privilege of streaming your OWN subscriptions costs extra but...here we are. Oh, btw - their check-out process was plagued with technical difficulties. Ya know how almost every hotel allows you to check out digitally so you can just drop the keys off in the outbox (or better yet, leave them in the room as you exit)? Yeah, no. TFT epically fumbled this one because that email they sent me.....was broken. As in, I clicked the button (multiple times, mind you), only to be greeted by a blank page. Which meant we had to check-out the regular way. How do you #@$! up something as basic as check-out? Don't know! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It's not like our stay was bad, per se. But when it comes to ranking a resort that's clearly trying to be the Vegas away from Vegas, such consideration goes into my rating. That said, the biggest positives were the check-IN process, the staff, valet service, the extra layer of guest room security, and that huge ass bathroom. Plus, I must admit those dual shower heads were quite nice. Ultimately, we'll return to Foxwoods one day. Just not TFT. Far as luxury towers go, this one's pretty mid. If I'm gonna be paying millionaire prices, I may as well aim for the stars next time around. The Fox Tower is worth 3 spacious showers with dual heads out of 5.