I am an AMC A-lister and visit here often. $30 for 4 movies a week, any format. The best money I…read morespend every month. People know me and greet me everytime. Heartbreak feels good in a place like this. Only qualm is the AC seems to struggle a lot and it can get warm. But regardless I'll always love this place.

My father damaged his hearing by putting his head out a porthole on a Liberty ship during WWII at…read morethe same time as a big gun was fired right next to the porthole. Me, I did my part to follow in my father's footsteps by standing in front of the speakers while Grand Funk Railroad and Sly & The Family Stone played. If the sound level at the movies is any indication, then any regular movie goers are doing their part to keep hearing aid providers in business. When I have to remove my hearing aids because of the volume, then I think it's safe to say the sound is too loud. My wife had to wear her ear protection headphones as well. I still go when my wife wants to because she enjoys seeing some movies on the big screen but if it was just me then I would be happy to wait for any movie to come to streaming. When you only understand about 25% of the dialogue it's pretty hard to follow the movie and at home I can stream the sound into my hearing aids and control the volume. Plus there's always closed captioning if needed. Just like our previous experience with Oppenheimer, I will watch The Odyssey again when it's available for streaming so I can hear the dialogue. If the sound volume wasn't bad enough, there's the cost too although we did ok with a senior discount on our tickets for the 1 pm show. We did miss out on getting the "deal" on 1 large popcorn and 2 large drinks for only $27+ because we were running late and didn't want to miss the start of the movie. I thank my lucky stars. Spent that money instead on a much more satisfying meal at Sonny's BBQ after the movie. :-) This movie theater complex has been here awhile now and has already been through a major renovation when they installed reclining seats and other improvements. Now all of that is wearing out and another renovation is probably needed. The hydraulics in the first reclining seat that I tried wouldn't hold position and kept leaning further and further back. I have seen other seats that were marked not available, probably for the same reason. There are other signs of wear and tear as well. Despite all these things I must say that if they dealt with the loud sound level issue I would be inclined to come to the movies more often, at least during the day when I can get a discount on tickets. Still might have to stay away from the "deals" at the concession stand though. P.S. Our son is working as a well paid projectionist for the 70mm version of The Odyssey and says that the sound level is mandated and can't be turned down.

Great little theater and company. The cast played multiple parts and did well at it. The show was…read moreAs We Go about Gardner airport during 911. My wife and I and the couple we attended with really enjoyed the show. In a couple of years when u retire, I'd like to join the theater. My wife already has tickets to another show soon.

Disappointed. We were in high seats and the sound was distorted. We were not able to hear a lot of…read moredialogue. There were a few spaced for wheel chairs, but that is not the only mobility limitation. If possible reserving some lower seats as "accessible " would be a gift.

Who knew there was life this side of the state?…read more Passed by the Monticello Opera House last weekend. Got to see their murder mystery show, The Altos Hit Broadway. Apparently the Monticello Opera House hosts various shows throughout the season, including a murder mystery show each year. I just happened to catch the last showing of it. Typically these shows include dinner as well, so it's essentially dinner theater. Don't ask me about price as I was invited, but the dinner included bread, salad, a chicken with pasta dinner, and a dessert (this time being a sponge cake). While the food certainly wasn't gourmet, it was better than expected. I recommend not eating the entire dinner though if you're like me with a tiny stomach. You'll be asking to get rolled out of there. Note, too, that they have a bar on site for drinks. These you purchase separately. Parking around the area is ample and free. This little town doesn't seem have much going for it except this majestic-looking opera house, which I found out has two floors and has been around forever and a day. They seem to host a variety of events, and well, I definitely want to go back. The Playbill I received had next season's showings and there's one there that intrigues me about Anne Frank. Hmm...

Attended a play at this jewel of a place for the first time since the pandemic. Though the past…read moreplays I attended have been staged in the banquet hall (with a delicious catered dinner and an open bar), sitting in the auditorium was really nice. The building is old but precious, with original wood throughout. Though I had an enjoyable time, the only drawback was the sound. I am not sure of the types of microphones, etc., used. I heard most of the actors clearly, but a couple of the actors' voices were a bit muffled throughout the play. All in all, I am looking forward to attending more plays. And if/when I feel comfortable again being seated closely with other patrons at the same table, in a limited space while sharing a common meal, I will definitely do so - just not now. Though the auditorium is on the second floor and there are two flights of stairs, there is also an elevator. Of note, for those who love quaint settings for performances, consider donating to MOH to help maintain the ambiance and structural features.

Great place for plays and shows! I was there for little mermaid and the staff was friendly and…read morehelpful. The front row seats are very close to the stage. You have to tilt your head a little bit. If I were to go again , I may shoot for 3 seats back but that's my preference. Bring a sweater as they crank up the AC. Have fun here !

A small regional theater that punches far above its weight call. Famous alumni thank the theater on…read moreawards shows. And that's not nothin'. The amount of talent they attract is exceptional.

Brother review: Good food…read more Colorful Helps with sports Nice employees ‍ Tasty bathrooms

If it were a review for just the food, it would be 5 stars. To start we had the pretzel bites with…read morebeer cheese, and mustard; cheese curds with marinara. We had the Sully Sullenberger, Italian, and Blue Angel were all very good! The service was great as well! The bowling alley is what brings this review down. The lanes are no where near large enough, making it unnecessarily crowded. The use of stringed pins is weird, and drastically changes pin action. A worker inexplicably walked over, and removed my ball form the ball return causing me to have to retrieve it again. Oh! And it was extremely hot in the alley area. If you're going here to eat, do not hesitate. If you're thinking about bowling, I would find a real bowling alley.

The Fairgrounds is very popular and home to a variety of events from very large outdoor public…read morefestivals to small private gatherings.

The home of the Tallahassee Film Society. From their website:…read more "The Tallahassee Film Society (TFS) is a 501(c)3 tax exempt nonprofit organization. Incorporated in 1999, TFS was formed for the purpose of bringing foreign and American independent films to the Tallahassee area. Modeled after other film societies in the southeastern United States, TFS presents films all year around. In addition, we occasionally promote specialized film events and guests." Went to their screening of Food for Change and loved the space. Small and intimate but perfect for their collaborative screenings, where they pair up with community organizations such as last night's event with New Leaf Market co-op. I will be signing up for a TFS membership shortly!

As haunted houses go, this place is legit. Every year is better than the last, the ticket prices…read moreare fair, the special effects are unique and the setup has come very far from when they first opened at this newer location. It really is super scary! Why go all the way to Orlando when you can get your scare on right here in town, for a lot less of the cost, and get one huge haunt compared to the little 5-minute ones elsewhere? It really is scary. There is something in the Terror of Tallahassee's building to scare everyone: spiders, snakes, vampires, clowns, mad science, gore, blood and guts, torture chambers, the occult, the supernatural and ghosts, a cemetery, and much more. Every year people leave the emergency exits, pee their pants, and have panic attacks because they get so scared. If you go into it with the mentality that you will, at a very minimum, be entertained, you won't regret it at all. This place is great and has proven itself over the past twenty (20) years that it is one of the biggest and best in our area!

It was super fun and entertaining. The directions were very clear and to the point…read more My son had a blast!