We saw Toy Story 5 here on a week day around 3:00pm. There was only like 5 people besides us in…read morethis showing. Buy tickets at the theater and save yourself the online fee. 2 small bottles of water and 1 candy was $17. I know they make the majority of their money from the concession sales but I will forever complain at those prices. However; I felt like $12 a movie ticket was pretty reasonable. The theater seats were comfy and ours would rock a little. It was clean and staff was friendly.

I'm going to rate this place two stars because I hate writing one star reviews more than I hate the…read moresh!++y customer service at this theater, and I hate the customer service here with the intensity of ten thousand suns. I love seeing movies theatrically. And this facility is clean and comfortable. Credit where credit due. The issue I have with this place is the customer service at the Snack Bar. I like my popcorn hot, and let me make it clear, I'm in no hurry. I will stand aside and wait to get in line however long it takes until I see a fresh batch is being popped. I time it so I'm placing my order and the popcorn is being emptied from the kettle. I smile and give the counterperson my order. I ask politely if they would please scoop up that wonderfully hot popcorn they just popped. The employee usually says, Sure! Then one of two things happen: Either they proceed to shove the popcorn scoop as far down into the popcorn receptacle as their arms will allow, and dredge up some lame ash barely lukewarm popcorn from the depths. Or they use the scoop to swirl the fresh, hot, newly popped popcorn into the already cooled off popcorn, squandering the opportunity to fill my damn bag with the freaking hot popcorn I requested. All they have to do is scoop the hot popcorn in the bag. Don't mix it in with the old first. Just put the damn popcorn in the bag, while it's still hot! So, yeah, if they could just accomplish that one simple task I would be rating this place a solid three stars. And I would be a regular customer. But I like to enjoy some hot popcorn with my movies, and I accept that that is never going to happen here. Your most earnest supplications will be denied. Consequently, the only time I see movies here are for special screenings. Often they feature screenings of random hit movie's 25th or 50th Anniversary release. I've seen several here, and I really appreciate that they exhibit them. Sure wish they would offer hot popcorn though. They'd be so much cooler if they did. I'd go to way more movies, that's for sure. I swear, I'd pay $5 extra for actually hot popcorn. Mikey C says: shouldn't have to, but would.

To be honest, I didn't like this location, so I didn't come here often because it wasn't a very…read morelovely atmosphere, especially at night, and I didn't feel safe there. However, after visiting here for the first time in a while, the theater has improved a bit recently, and I got a better impression. It's useful when you want to avoid crowds. Also, parking is not an issue once you have found the best spot for you, which is convenient and close to the movie theater, because there are public parking and street parking. I wish they had a little more food and drink selection. Alternatively, if they can't offer a wide selection of food, it would be good if they allowed guests to bring their own drinks and food (I'm not sure if it's allowed to bring in food, since most movie theaters don't allow it). If you don't need drinks or snacks, and just want to watch movies, and then this theater is fine.

Haven't been to this theater in a few years and went back to watch a movie that was only available…read morethere. It has gone down hill so much. The bathroom was dirty and as a person who used to work at a theater, on an extremely slow day, there is no reason for the bathroom to be grossly messy, the screening room was dirty with stain covered sets. The guy at the podium was very kind and helpful but the girl at concessions had a an attitude. This will be the last time I will be watching a movie here.

May be obvious but this first run theater is on the Navy base and is for military, base workers,…read moreand their guests, free movies. Wonderful benefit. The screen is large and there are many seats so should be able to enjoy any showing. One Caveat for me: family friendly movies are usually shown at 2pm, so if you are someone bothered by young children in the audience who may not tolerate sitting still for several hours and who may be naturally noisy, than you may be better off going to evening 6 or 7pm movies. The seats are fine for comfort, older style with no reclining but not too dirty or thin in padding (for comparison, the older seats in the Regency theater in Ventura are much more uncomfortable for me)

This is a great little theater. They show first-run movies and it doesn't cost anything. On new…read moremovies, I like to get there earlier as it's easier to find a good seat and hopefully they aren't out of snacks already. They have fresh popped popcorn, hot dogs, candy, etc. The concessions are cheaper by quite a bit than the outside theaters. They only have one screen but it's a pretty large theater so can fit a lot of people. I've only seen it super busy one time. But they did run out of hot dogs. They won't give you an extra tray to split the popcorn so you have to figure out another way to share. The seats do not recline but are not uncomfortable. Overall it's a nice theater and you can't beat the price.

I'm rounding up from 3 1/2 stars to 4 for several reasons. First, because this is another stop in…read morethe Passport 2 History book, and the hostess was delighted to see us bring in the Passport. Kudos! Second, the hostess / cashier was extremely welcoming, informative, and gracious. She was happy to see us, which is always a nice feeling. She let us know that there was a group meeting down in the basement about to get started in 7 minutes, but that we could go down there to see a collection of weavings on display. We popped down to check them out. While not mind-blowing, it was a fairly extensive grouping of closely woven pieces of varying size and design. Back up on the main floor they had their current traveling exhibit of artwork from the collection of the Mullin Automotive Museum. The varied works of photography and paintings in various media are as striking as the autos that inspired them. Well worth experiencing for those who love the sleek lines and elegant components of classic cars. Having been to the Mullin, I don't remember the artwork as much as the cars, which suggests that highlighting the art is a worthwhile endeavor. Because these works were not the property of the Carnegie, but rather on loan, photography was not allowed. Up on the second floor, selfies only were recommended, but photos of the museum's permanent collection were okay. The current selections are of the plein air style, with emphasis on California subjects. Cornelis Botke (husband of Jessie Arms Botke, noted Ventura County painter) is represented with one of his landscapes. I thought I recognized the Botke name. Jessie Arms Botke's works are currently featured at the Santa Paula Art Museum. There is a fair amount of unused space, especially on the second floor. Portable display walls could be utilized to expand the number of works available to see. I suppose lighting could be a challenge, but they could surely figure it out. The building itself, in neoclassical style, was the former Oxnard City Library. It presents a grand facade in downtown Oxnard, adjacent to Plaza Park. Free parking in their own lot and adjacent streets. We saw a fashion photo shoot happening out front when we arrived, and it does make a statement as an architecture background. I understand that it's a popular place for photography. As we were leaving, the hostess mentioned that around the corner is their "Artist in Residence" venue, and suggested that we check it out. The current group of pieces there are mostly focused on photographs, and are vibrant, youth-focused, and often raw in emotion and subject matter. Worth checking out, especially for anyone who thinks that art museums are "stuffy".

It says this place was open until 5 today but when I walked up no evidence of other people or being…read moreopen... no closed sign just empty. It is a beautiful old building and I hope it's going to stay that way and do something... Just know if you come here it may say open online and not be.

I've been visiting Oxnard PACC twice a year for 20+ years minus Covid-19 time…read more Great venue, parking is suitable. Bathrooms are good , and the staff are always friendly and easy to work it.

Took my mom to the Mother's Day Mariachi Festival. The performances and music were great, and we…read morereally enjoyed the atmosphere. Unfortunately, the sound system was terrible, which made it hard to fully enjoy the event. That's the main reason for my low score.

It STINKS ! I will never go back.... Unless you go back the the original format !…read more 2024 was HORRIBLE ! !

The worst event ever ..... In a few words I'll will describe this experience! Credit card only on…read morepurchases ..... Sky rocketing prices and organization was terrible !! I will never ever go back again to this event ......

I had a massage by Laurel some years ago but it was a great massage and I would suggest for anyone…read moreelse to give her a shot

It was amazing how a 90 minute body healing and stress relief session with Laurel released all my…read morestress. The effects of her massage lasted for days. She works out of her house or can come to you. What is so amazing is she combines many different techniques (Tantra, aromatherapy, and breathing techniques) to apply her magic. It was well worth it. I am really looking forward to seeing her again.

Came here for a family birthday outing and had an absolute blast at Golden Hour VR! I was honestly…read moresurprised at how much fun it was -- we are all well into adulthood and we were laughing like kids the whole time. Super clean, great setup on Main St in Ventura, and the staff makes it so easy even if you've never done VR before. Perfect for birthdays, family outings, or just something different to do. We will definitely be back! 5/5

My 9 year old daughter and 11 year old son attended a birthday party here. It was a new experience…read morethey did enjoy, because they are play VR at home. These headsets were different from my kid's Metaquest 3 headsets, so it gave my son a little headache trying to get used to this one (disclaimer: he's prone to headache's, so this could be a one-off, since my daughter was fine)

Fun for all age groups. Great classic and modern games. I do remember the Indy cars were a bit…read morefaster though. I miss that. I've never had a bad experience here. Friday nights are the best. Although crowded at times I wouldn't trade it for any place else and the music that plays thru the speakers reminds me of my childhood. I was born in the late 80's and my parents introduced me to all the classics. This place has my heart. They've been in business for over 50 years. Here's to 50 more.

For four years in a row, we have taken up to 65 eighth graders to Golf N' Stuff, Ventura, for a…read morethree hour visit on a Monday afternoon on our way up to the El Capitan Canyon campground. This Golf N' Stuff is extremely safe, clean, well kept up, and our students love the rides, mini golf, food, and arcade. The staff is phenomenal! They are patient, kind, and they keep the students safe. It is always a very fun, safe, and special experience for our students. Well done, Golf N' Stuff staff!!

The pricing is good, but we had an issue when buying discounted tickets to the local movie theater…read more We notified the customer service person that the gift card they issue as a voucher for a movie ticket is outdated as per Cinemark, the movie theater company. Because the gift cards they are issuing are outdated you are not able to select your movie theater seats in advance and have to hope that there is seating for your group available when you get to the box office. The customer service person at this ITT office basically told us that they didn't care and the gift cards are nonrefundable. The movie ticket pricing is also not much of a discount. It is the same cost as a matinee ticket and it saves you only the cost of tax that you would pay at the box office, about $3.50 for two tickets.

Very efficient customer service. Knowledgeable and thoughtful. Excellent. The person who helped me…read morehad all the answers for my concerns.