Came here to watch movies with my family for the first time and I'm impressed! It was clean and…read morebright inside with all the windows at the front! We were helped by "Rhianne", who was super friendly and helpful! I've been to other movie theatres and they've always given a bad attitude.. but not this place. Grab Popcorn + Frozen Soda + Chicken tenders and you have yourself the perfect meal for the movie!! P.S. there's heated recliner seats here.

Craving hot buttered popcorn and a sparkling soda the best experience includes a movie on the bid…read morescreen. Decided on the sci-fi thriller "Backrooms" at my favorite AMC theater with small venues, comfortable seats and dynamic sound! Totally enjoyed the movie as I destroyed a bucket of buttery popcorn Great customer service.

Shreck the Musical entertains, captivates, and impresses. The cast acts, sings, and dances without…read moremissing a beat. Broadway quality in our hometown theater. You can't get better than that!

Wow! This theater is so professional, the director is amazing, and all of the actors are seasoned…read moreto perform. I would totally recommend going here. It can't be beat!

The keywords: FREE, FAMILY, ENTERTAINMENT…read more With the feel of an old drive-in (sans the automobiles) you can watch a variety of movies, shorts, cartoons, and video content outdoors with a big fire pit, a large area of grass, and space to bring a folding chair. There are lots of places to grab a bite or drink -- coffee, smoothies, yogurt, mexican food, argentine food, subs, sushi and pizza (you can actually watch the show while eating pizza on their patio). They show feature movies on the weekend and during the week old tv shows, cartoons, and seasonal stuff. It runs from sundown until around 10 or 11pm every day of the year. It can be a little hard to find, but if you can locate LA Fitness or Old Spaghetti Factory, you're getting warmer. It's nestled between Pizza Nova and Ryan Bros Coffee. Lots of free parking. They've also hosted the annual San Marcos Student Film Festival 2 years running, which is usually in June, and again free to the public. The only reason for the lack of 5 stars is that it is COLD in the winter, and WET when its rainy ...not that there's a real solution to that, other than a blanket and an umbrella.... Expect kids running around, outdoor noise from cars and conversation, but its all part of the fun. Did I mention its all FREE?

Basically a bigass white wall on the back of the LA fitness in San Marcos, where they show cartoons…read moreand old short films (Charlie Chaplin) on weekdays and Theatrical Films on Friday and Saturdays. (The Friday movies tend to be older/more obscure). It's right in the middle of a bunch of restaurants and there's a fire pit if you get cold. Though not "pristine" movie viewing conditions, it's free and its outdoors and did I mention it's Free?. A rad way to spend a few hours some Saturday night taking in a flick. Bring your own blanket (and chair if you've got one, seating can be limited) and re-live the golden age of drive ins, that you probably weren't alive for in the first place.

I hadn't been to this theater in many years. It's been totally remodeled since then. The seats are…read morevery comfortable and roomy. Although a little worn already. Sound quality was good, the environment nice. I didn't have any food or drinks, but they do serve alcohol now. It's easy to purchase tickets and seats online.

This update is mostly about the food…read more.. Ya'll, I used to rave about the food here. They had the best veggie burger in the area and the best nachos I could find anywhere around. But it appears tough times have hit this theater or perhaps whoever used to make the food has moved on. Idk if you can tell from the pics, but the food quality has gone down. When I placed my order -in person and not over the app, not over the site- I asked about the nachos specifically: "are they dry?Or is there plenty of cheese?" 'Cus last visit, they were stingy with the cheese and toppings-the complete opposite of what I first experienced when I found this place. The cashier sounded unsure so I asked if I could order extra cheese. He assured, asking if I meant shredded cheese or nacho cheese. I said nacho cheese. I noticed the price didn't go up, so I thought perhaps he entered it in the notes or something. Well when I got my order, I noticed the chips were layered like cookies in a tray. I took it, maybe his notes worked and they wanted to give each chip extra love and attention. Nah. Bruh, I ended up with even less of everything than I expected. Even less than last time. All the cheese and sour cream you see there in the pics, that's solely on the tips. Also had the vegan burger. As you can see, the bread is drastically different from before. It's incredibly thick (not in a good way) from from bottom to top, but very narrow as far as being proportional to the patty. It didn't work well at all and it all fell apart for me. These pics are from inside the theater so lighting is limited but I was very disappointed. I came to see Backrooms and overall, to treat myself. This wasn't the treat I remembered. The food is consistently going down in quality so I'm not planning to return. It was nice while it lasted.

Temeku cinemas in Temecula hosted this years film festival. Staff was friendly and helpful. A step…read moreand repeat backdrop was lit up for a great photo op at the entrance followed by the welcome table on your way up to the designated theater where we received a ballot to rate each short film. Beautiful reclining seats and attached tables for each person to enjoy a great movie. Purchased tickets online the day prior. Intended for mature audiences not recommended for children. The festival included two days of independent films. We attended on Saturday which had several showtimes 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7:30pm. Each time slot had a different set of short 10-15 minute films ranging from 6-8 films per time slot. All the films deserved to be seen in this venue. The films included a good range of playful to deeply intense, diversified acting and dialogue to evoke the artistic connections they were trying to convey. The festival showcased works containing stop motion and live action from The Media Lab, a local film school for adults with disabilities. Local businesses and sponsors contributed to the makings of these films. A great festival to support in Temecula.

We made the mistake of purchasing tickets online from the wrong location. When we went here for our…read moremovie, the staff was able to quickly correct the issue. They were very friendly and courteous. The remodel is wonderful. We enjoyed the bar in the lobby before our show.

Too many issues consistently to mention but when an average 2 person date is $75 for food/tickets…read moreyou'd think they could repair the chairs every decade or so. Or let you know not to sit in certain chairs they charge $20 a ticket for that are literally sandpaper and falling apart. Also maybe having more than 1 hotdog cooked every 6 hours lol would be awesome. A 40 min wait for a couple hotdogs is hilarious.

So good! I have been trying all summer to get a group together and come out here. Our group of 8…read more(pre-teens to 40s) had a blast. Even my moody teenager locked in. Literally squealing. I salute the creators for such innovation, imagination, thoughtfulness, and creativity. With so much tech fueling the place, I totally understood that there was bound to be a glitch here and there. But the staff was on it and got things back up and running quickly. They even made good and credited us above and beyond what we lost during down time. It was the perfect time to refuel anyway. They served us pretzel dogs, the giant pretzel, fries, wings, pizza, fried mozz... and at gastropub levels. Overall, we left impressed and curious for more.

Great fun for adults and teens! My wife and I went for date night and had a great time! It was an…read moreunexpected workout, and challenging in a good way. We had fun working together to beat the games and it actually brought us closer together. We were so glad we went there instead of going to the movies again. Will come back with more friends and family! Support locally owned small business and come check this place out!

There's a cool authentic mastodon bone inside! The black light room is fun too!…read more The Fallbrook Gem & Mineral Society is such a hidden treasure in the community! If you've never been, it's absolutely worth stopping by. They have a fascinating collection of rocks, minerals, fossils, and beautiful handcrafted pieces that are both educational and visually stunning. The volunteers were friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do. They took the time to answer questions and share interesting facts, which made the visit even more enjoyable. One important thing to know -- they receive funding based on visitor counts. So simply stopping in and supporting them with your presence truly makes a difference. It's a small effort that helps keep this unique place running for the community. Whether you're a serious rock enthusiast or just looking for something different to explore, this spot is definitely worth a visit!

Very much enjoyed seeing them at the San Diego fair! They had a lot on display! Also had a great…read moredeal on some pebbles. 4 for $10. I got that deal and my friend got the 2 for $10 deal. I'm not too sure if everything was from that company or there was a lot of different vendors. There was a lot going on. The lady was very nice.