It simply doesn't matter that you just ate a full meal.... Just walk in and the glorious smell of…read morepopcorn wafts into your nose! How dare you NOT get a bag! Seriously the staff is delightful and keeps this ship running smoothly! Being confident that the theater will be comfortable, clean, and the audio and visual are presented flawlessly keeps us returning. Thank YOu for building trust!

Prices have gotten out of control--from tickets to snacks. For a family of four, you're easily…read morespending around $100 (and thats at matinee), which is just unreasonable. Buying tickets isn't as convenient anymore either. The outside kiosks are gone, cant use ticket machines and ordering online adds extra fees. So you're stuck going inside. Concessions are frustrating. Lines are long, yet staff don't seem organized, and service feels slow. Popcorn is overly buttery even when you ask for less, and everything--sodas, combos--feels overpriced with no real deal or savings. Rewards are also a hassle since staff rarely ask for your membership. Seating is just okay. It's tight, not very comfortable, and doesn't recline like other theaters. On top of that, bathrooms are inconveniently located all the way near concessions instead of being more accessible. Relatively clean except for area you get condiments, usually dirty. AND, they no longer have flavored seasons . Overall, it's not a great experience for the price. I'd give it a 3.5/5

Decent theater.. clean most times..not very modern but better than other in town…read more Prices were great for a long time, now the prices at concession have gone up a lot and the discounted tickets are only 50 cents less than full price and they've gone up, too... - and - a couple of dollars difference and free refills on large drinks and popcorn are +. Seats recline, too + All in all, we have about $10 from other theater, if that. Won't say it's neither good or bad.. everyone's opinions may vary.

My town only has 2 major theaters; both deserve five star ratings, though! This one has been around…read morefor some time, located down Main Street in the "old" section of Yuma. The upgrades more than make this a delicious option, however! Big, comfy, loveable chairs centered around the screen, a great concession stand, AND coffee bar more than make up for any negatives. Parking? Limited down the busy Main Street but plentiful behind the theater. A movie-going experience that demands to be checked out. So, what are you waiting for?

Terrible employee interactions lately. I'm going here way less now because of it. I would avoid…read morethis theater if you can. Especially if you have disabilities. On top of this, they have poor food quality control. If you get a hot dog, expect the bun to be stale, hard, and dry. Ask for no butter on your popcorn, expect butter because staff doesn't listen to customers. Terrible place. Too bad there aren't more modern theaters nearby or I'd never go here again after my experience. There's a theater up the road that is way more customer friendly.

The employee working the ticket counter on February 28 had a horrible attitude. And there about 5…read morepeople roaming around behind the concession counter but only one register open. Won't be returning to this theater.

Just try to avoid weekends, it gets very crowded. Although, since today was the premiere of the…read moremovie pets secret life, there were a lot of puppies hanging around the theater. That was nice.

The worker are the worst, dont even get me started with this danm "you cant watch this if your a…read moreminor," I get it its rated R but the movie doesn't even show anything thats serious to minors. This is just so stupid and ridiculous and to the lady in the front maybe next time dont have a stick up your butt.

The movie we saw was really good. Few people there. Couldn't tell if it was clean or not because it…read morewas really dark in the room. The only problem I had was the ticket guy. He wasn't being fair. I had to keep my water bottle out of the theatre while a woman was able to bring hers in. No one was hiding anything. She had her giant water bottle just as exposed as mine. But she got to bring it in and not me. Idk if that is fair. But I don't see it. That was the only issue I had.

tbh its hot as fuck here and there trash everywhere and the seats are ripped also the bathrooms…read moresmell like shit

Went to see J. Edgar on 12-12-11. Showtime listed and my ticket said 5pm. The projectionist didn't…read morestart the previews until 5:20. The actual movie didn't start until 5:40. I had to go out to the concessions area and asked them if there was a problem upstairs, and that I wondered if I misunderstood the start time. Other than cutting my time close for another commitment, my visit this time was still enjoyable. From my understanding, the $5 admissions promotion will end December 31. The admission price listed for Calexico 10 is $7.50. It's been $5, I believe, all this year(2011).

I'd been wanting to visit the Salton Sea and check out some of its famous spots. Bombay Beach was…read morehigh on the list. Rolling south from Palm Desert on a Saturday, we arrived around 11 AM. Right at the entrance, there was a shade tent with a guy trying to sell $5 parking for an art festival happening that weekend. I politely passed. My goal was the Ski Inn for a cold one, and honestly, it was blazing hot, not the day to wander the dusty town. The vibe was surreal. It felt like a mini Burning Man. Ironics were roaming around town in their get-ups, hanging out at RVs and Rivians. There was an overall strange mix of art and chaos. Bombay Beach itself is pretty rough around the edges. There was lots of "art" mixed in with junk and debris. I snapped some photos and wandered the playa, or whatever they call it here. Some pieces were interesting. My favorite was the Elon Musk installation. Eventually, I made it to the Ski Inn, a classic tourist dive bar hangout. I grabbed a cold beer, did a bit of people-watching, and soaked in the scene before heading out. BTW, same place Anthony Bourdain visited sometime around 2006/7 filming his show "No Reservations." Bombay Beach is definitely an oddball destination. Not sure if I would recommend roaming around when there is a big festival, but it has its quirky charm. I would like to return when it is a bit calmer, though honestly, it may just be a spot to experience briefly rather than linger. 3.5 stars

We were spending a week in Palm Springs, and as a lover of street art, when I read about Bombay…read moreBeach, I had to come see it! It is a very surreal experience to say the least. We parked in the town and walked around, as many of the properties have artwork on them as well. Then you have to crest a little hill to actually see the beach. There are things to see all over the beach, it just depends how far you like to walk. Definitely bring shoes that can get mucky, as the sand can be wet and sloppy. It was a super unique experience, and we were glad to do it. You are definitely out in an area with little or no retail, gas stations, restaurants, etc. so be prepared for that.

Such a great children's museum. We brought my 5 and 2 year old here when we were visiting family in…read moreImperial, and they had a blast. It is really great for all ages. Lots of fun things to do and learn about. They also have a separate play room for younger kids. I would absolutely recommend taking your children here.