A great little bar with great food options and screens that keep any mainstream event airing. The…read morestaff are hardworking and do their best to keep your needs met. The tap selection is surprisingly well stocked given the bars association with ADH. For deepest of film fans out there, Ghost Bar Cinema hosts trivia on Thursdays! And I recommend you come prepped because they will put you to the test in all the best ways. All in all, Ghost Bar Cinema is a great little bar in an ideal location for all. It's a great spot to kill an evening for all manner of occasions.

Formally, Madhaunters Madhouse! This is a dope attraction to check out. The drive for me was about…read more45min (coming from Waldorf Md) and it's so worth it. We arrived early around 5:45pm and went 4mins around the corner to Electric palm (yummy) for food. Parking spaces are available on site. I suggest to get there right when they open @7pm or earlier. Spaces do get tight and it gets crowded quick. The sooner the better and you don't have to wait as long. The general admission is $20. They give you a ticketed number. Then you have to wait til your ticket number is within the group numbers called on the tv screens to go on the trail. However, while you wait you can purchase paintball for a extra $7 & the escape room for $5. I do think they can approve with the extra add-ons. The escape room is in a little trailer & you have only 5mins to find a key. The paintball is set up in a little tent & you just hit zombies on a projector screen. I feel like they can improve the paintball by opening up another part of the field with stadium lights an actually have a game going on. If it be with two teams of customers at a time or customers against zombies. There is also a free movie playing to bypass time. Every night theres a diff movie. They also, have food trucks & a bar with two bartenders. I suggest they include one or two more bars to help with the lines. So, I say at least six bartenders. Also, need to have more selections in the alcohol ( they didn't have Hennessy). Anyway, the trial itself was really fun. It lasted a good 35-40mins or more. I appreciate that compared to other haunted attractions that are over in a blink of an eye. I loved all the props, the scenery, & actors. I was scared a good few times. My fav three parts was the sucken bridge ( feels like you're falling thru), the scene where its a green fog room like walking thru a pond or forest & the actual walk thru the diff parts of the jail! I will def recommend and will be back as long as they make improvements & change the trail every year. Websites for more info: https://www.virginia.org/Listings/Events/GhostBarCinema Ghostbarcinema.com

Excellent at all levels, provided screen and support to a 50 person event and were flawless in…read moreexecution from beginning to end. Great people to work with.

Definitely a fun experience and a great way to watch a movie outside of the theater great service…read moreevery thing is explained well how to tune into the movie. Easy to order items too.

Great movies, very friendly and accommodating staff. Comfortable seating. Haven't eaten there so…read moredon't know about food but people seem to like it.

We had an amazing night celebrating my daughter's 9th birthday with a backyard movie experience…read morefrom DMV Movie Nights - it was truly any kid's dream party. The owners were incredibly easy to work with from start to finish: communicative, responsive, and great at explaining how everything worked. They arrived on time, handled all the setup, and even connected us with another vendor for a few extras. The final setup was stunning and absolutely exceeded our expectations. Parents and kids alike were raving about the whole experience, and it made the night feel really special. We're already looking forward to our next excuse to book them again. Highly recommend!

We used DMV Movie Nights for our son's 11th birthday party, and it was such a hit! They set up a…read morefull outdoor movie experience -- huge screen, inflatable chairs and couches, cozy blankets, little tables, a popcorn machine, and even a candy bar. Everything looked amazing and was so easy for us. The team handled setup, got the movie started, and had great communication throughout. The boys had an excellent time. We'd absolutely use them again for future events!

Jonathon at Vintage View Cinema was proactive and timely in his services. We used a 33 foot screen…read moresetup and it was perfect for our event.

From the owner: Discover the thrill of mobile cinema like never before at Vintage View Cinemas…read more What We Offer: - Giant Inflatable Outdoor and Indoor Screens - High-Quality Audio and Projection - Delicious Concessions including Popcorn, Candy, Nachos, Nachos, etc. - Adult and Family-Friendly Atmospheres - Blockbuster Films & Classics - Vintage themed Preshows and Intermissions included with every package Special Features: - Themed Movie Nights - Date Night Packages - Kids' Movie Parties - Live Sports and Entertainment - Corporate Events - Concession Rentals - Rock Band Karaoke

The Goochland Drive-In is definitely a nostalgic experience, and as someone who had never been to a…read moredrive-in before, it was the perfect first impression. Everything about it feels vintage and fun such a refreshing change of pace for a summer night. My first time going we saw Twister but on this visit we saw The Bad Guys and Jurassic World, which was fun They also mix in retro and vintage classics too which really adds to that old school drive in charm. Parking was super easy with no hassle at all, and the staff makes the whole process smooth. One thing to keep in mind: newer cars apparently don't always work the best for drive-ins since mine kept shutting off (maybe I'm slow idk lol) , but they have portable radios that are definitely clutch. Overall, it's an enjoyable time here, and it's fun for a different pace for a summer activity.

This place will always hold a special place in my heart! It's become a summer tradition to catch a…read moremovie (or two) at the drive-in, and every time is amazing. They make it super easy to find your theater and know exactly where to park, which takes the stress out of the experience. The food here is good and reasonably priced and they offer everything you need; clean bathrooms, a concession stand, and even a play area for the kids. The staff is always friendly and helpful, making the whole visit smooth and enjoyable. During our last visit, my boyfriend's car radio kept shutting off during the movie, but thankfully they had portable radios available to rent; such a lifesaver! I truly look forward to coming here every summer, and I'd 100% recommend it to anyone. It's one of those nostalgic, feel-good places you just have to experience.

If you're thinking of spending a nostalgic night under the stars at this so-called "per vehicle/per…read moreperson" drive-in theater, think again -- unless you enjoy being nickel-and-dimed with a side of fake hospitality. Let me paint the picture: you pull up expecting a flat-rate charge per vehicle or per person, just like any decent drive-in promises. Instead, you're hit with individual charges for yourself, and -- wait for it -- your dog. Yes, my dog. A silent, sleeping-in-the-backseat kind of dog is considered a person at a drive-in movie theater. What's next? A fee for your air freshener? The cherry on top? The woman in the box office greets you with the kind of smile that seems warm until you realize it's the same smile a fox gives a hen. Don't be fooled. Pro tip: Get a receipt. Every time. If you don't, good luck disputing anything later. This place relies on the fact that most people won't argue at the gate. They bank on you wanting to get in, park, and settle in for the movie. But if you look at your charges, you might realize you paid more than double what you expected. In short: I found this place misleads you at the gate, overcharges you at will, and hides behind a "family-friendly" facade. Don't fall for it. Spend your money elsewhere -- preferably somewhere that doesn't consider a leashed, well-behaved dog an extra ticketed guest.

Love this place - it is friendly and safe And a hoot! I hope the new owners are able to freshen up…read morethe restrooms.

I frequently visit this location because it is five minutes from my house so it's very convenient…read more The staff is friendly. However, the concession stand where you get the drinks is always a mess. The bathrooms are always dirty and missing toilet paper, paper towel towels, and or hand soap. Now I understand that this falls more on the customers for being disrespectful and leaving a mess, but I do feel that the staff should be more vigilant on making sure that the items are stocked up. A lot of times the soda machine has no ice. Or there's no napkins to be found So that aspect, I feel that they should be doing better

For me if you are spending money at a Theater then you really need to go the extra mile and ensure…read morefrom A-Z the theater goer has a great time. Sadly though the AMC is just not the best. I see alot of popcorn all over the place, the area where they server drink and stuff is sticky and messy, the area where they make food looks nasty cause there is popcorn everywhere. And then we get to the seats. They need an upgrade. Like I know that they all cant recline but man like please give us more comfortable seats and please lord clean the floors better.

Why wouldn't that have a shady area or more cooling stations…read more Non gender porta potty's - gross. Very little choices for picky kids, vegan or other diets- maybe pack your own stuff. Fair food.

The Fairfax Fair is a Northern Virginia social institution!…read more Most people's first initiation into this yearly carnival is sometime around high school when they hold hands with a certain special someone on the ferris wheel or if they took the group date route, had worn matching tee shirts emblazoned with their crew's name in neon grafitti writing. Either way, the Fairfax Fair is the start of many, many blissful summer memories. A few of mine include: 1) The time I volunteered for a major sponsor of the event to dress up as the Cow from Cartoon Network's "Cow & Chicken". All of these little kids tried to pull my udders and punch me in the eye (which was conveniently located through Cow's open mouth). 2) The time my best friend performed on the Budweiser stage with her hs sign language choir. It was like an awkward scene out of Napoleon Dynamite that I will cherish in my heart forever. Whatever your age, gender, race, or socio-economic class the Fairfax Fair has something for everyone. Meat on a stick? Check. Laser light shows and fireworks? Check. Carnival rides? Check. Crazy circus carneys? Double check. Burnt out music artists from the 80's? QUADRUPLE CHECK!!! Musical guests have included eighties wonder kids Rick Springfield, Pat Benatar, Rob Base, Flava Flav, and more! I am secretly hoping that the Backstreet Boys will be hitting the county fair circuit soon so I can take care of some unfulfilled high school dreams. So anyways, what are you waiting for? The Fairfax Fair is coming to town this Friday, Saturday and Sunday!! Buy your tickets now -- the Fairfax Fair is your chance to do the Hump with Digital Underground himself. PS: If you don't know how to do the Humpty Dance here are a few rules: #1) Limp to the side like your leg is broken #2) Shake and twitch kinda like you're smokin'