Overall a good one time experience for a younger crowd under 9, lots geared towards younger 3-5…read moreyear olds. Pro's: Sesame Street Themed Planetarium show (25 minutes perfect for toddlers) Lots of hands on interactive exhibits to keep little hands busy Extensive parking and friendly staff If you are military affiliated they are affiliated with the Blue Star Museums program during the summer, offering military families free admission.

Best place to bring a 3-9 year old on a Thursday afternoon! Much more mellow and academic…read moreenvironment than the other children's museum at VRC.

not even one star, their foam is dusty and in pieces and gets in your eyes and they rip you off for…read moreyour money, not worth it. You can't even get a hold of customer service when they do that to you. They just take your money. I would never suggest you go there ever.

Everything is great went there the day before my birthday and it was so much fun. Would recommendread more

I came back after many years , remembering when this was the place for cheap well drinks…read more Not anymore. Two well greyhounds $14. That's too much.

I could not believe how awful the service was. It's worth prefacing that I am usually pretty…read moreunderstanding of mistakes in restaurant service. However, an hour and a half into our stay, we were still waiting on two of our dishes. We communicated to the waitress what dishes we were missing (nicely, we weren't belligerent about it). Apparently there was a misunderstanding, because shortly after, the hostess came over said that it was the waitresses second day and to "lay off her". How she felt we were being rude, Idk but that wasn't the intention, we just wanted the food we ordered, and didn't explicitly blame the waitress. We received another one of our dishes, while the last dish wasn't brought to us until we left. We had to seek out a waitress or bar tender for everything, our checks, napkins, and our food. We were never checked on for refills or how the meal was going. However, we weren't acting upset about this, we were honestly just in grossed in our own conversations, with the occasional "I wonder where our food is" comment. On our way out, we were unceremoniously told we were not welcome back, which again completely caught us off guard, and I suspect there must have been a misunderstanding. It completely ruined the night for us, and I will happily never return. Food was fine, the atmosphere is cool if somewhat undercut by the hostile service. If the owners hope to keep their customers, they should avoid banning their paying customers over miscommunication.

Luxury lounge chairs, ability to purchase your tickets and snacks ahead of time, and plenty of…read moreparking at Gateway mall, 5 stars! Con: At least 30 minutes of previews will play before your movie. With a reserved seat plan ahead of time and get there late, no need to sit there an extra half hour unless you want to. Pro: Discount days! Check the app.

I think I understand why people give this a 5 star experience because of ads and tons of previews…read more But if I'm only reviewing the theater itself it's a prime experience. The seats are huge and have great reclining. Also there is a wall between each row so you don't have to see the jokers around you lighting up the area with their cell phone. Lastly, it's really well priced compared to other theaters. I'm based out of San Diego and we typically pay $17 to go to the movies, so this felt like a steal for me.

A pretty nice wine bar in town! My friend and I each got a flight and a glass of wine to follow…read more They have very unique sparkling wine method that I would recommend trying! We also had the meat and cheese plate which was a tasty accompaniment. One star off because the vibe wasn't my favorite. It felt very quiet and empty - I don't think there was any music playing. I miss the Sweet Cheeks wine bar in the 5th Street Market, but Civic Wines is a nice alternative to going all the way out to the wineries!

The last time I was there they actually weren't quite open yet. 10 minutes until opening time and…read morethe owner saw us lurking outside so we came over unlock the door, let us in and promptly served us a few tastes of some newly released wines. The evening only got better from there. We were lucky enough that pizzeria DOP was doing a special menu. We nibbled, sipped and got a great education in civics unique approach to winemaking. They always have some new interesting menu happening for bites to accompany the wines. Their wall of wines to purchase are amazing. And plenty of room to sit quietly or gather with friends. I hear they also do private events.

Back this rainy day for an Almond Mocha and Kira's Cobbler! Oh my!…read more So good! Best atmosphere. Best servers!

Had always heard good things about this place and decided to check it out. The baked goods I saw…read morelooked amazing, but I was trying to be a good boy and skipped it (maybe next time?). I had iced tea with the ham and cheese omelette with whole wheat toast and fruit. The omelette was like homemade. The ham used was perhaps the most flavorful I'd had in a restaurant, no kidding. The fruit tasted about as close to freshly picked as possible and the whole wheat toast was for sure the real deal. Service was a tad slow, but then again, they were slammed so not a big deal, I get it and won't dock a business for that during these times. The place was decorated nicely and would for sure be a place my wife would like and if she plays her cards right, I just might take her there soon!

We picked Destination Events for our wedding, and they were so helpful and had great customer…read moreservice! As things go, we did have one issue, but this team did the right thing and ending up making things better than when we started! It was so nice to be heard and cared about as a paying customer. This team answered all my questions, gave me tips, and also backed up my vehicle for me while loading my rentals. I will 100% tell others to use this company for party rentals! thank you again!!!

Pay the extra money and go with parties to go. We reserved pipe and drape for an OUTDOOR event for…read morea privacy walls. This was discussed when we placed our order. We also paid for weights so they wouldnt blow over. When we got home from picking up our order we discovered they had shorted us a curtain and there was nothing to weigh down the drapes- they should have e included pipes to go alone the bottom sleeve. When I called back she tried to charge me MORE money for addentional pipes and I would have e to come pick up thw missing drapes as well. Horrible customer service!!! Its a couple of hours until my event and we are screwed.

I ordered my tickets to the Morgan Jay show Online. It was easy to pick my seat and also receive my…read moreticket. The venue is pretty spacious and the seats were decent. I sat in Row C so I was fairly close to the front. This venue does offer some snacks as well as drinks for purchase. The drink prices were about average for when you go to a venue. There is plenty of restaurant options nearby as well as a couple hotels to stay at if you're out of town like me.

The Hult Center is Eugene's premiere fine arts venue. It's a civic venue; the bond measure approved…read moreby Eugene's voters in the 70s covered both the performing arts center and the hotel/convention center adjacent, with no federal or state funds used in building the facility. The idea was to reinvigorate the city, which for most of its existence has existed as lumber town and has, IMO, struggled a bit as it's grown and tried to reinvent over the last few decades. The grand opening took place in 1982. Nice and forward-thinking of the city, at the time fewer than 100,000 people. (I'm hoping that my mom and grandparents were amongst those giving it a 'yay' vote.) It's located in the heart of downtown Eugene. The building is interesting and quite striking in some ways. There's part of the exterior that is plain cement; I'm not sure who had this drab concrete vision for Eugene in the 60s-80s, but there were a few buildings built in this same style. It's definitely ugly and unfortunate. Luckily, I'd argue the Hult has one of the most beautiful lobbies of any building; it is fully glass, several stories tall. Its jagged peaks emulate the mountains surrounding the Willamette Valley, within which Eugene is situated. At night it simply glows and is quite beautiful. The other unique feature is in the Silva Concert Hall, the main performance space. The walls and ceiling have a basket weave design which I believe was a design to solve the problem of acoustics, since it is a multipurpose building dedicated to producing performances of all kinds: opera, musicals, orchestra, and more. It hosts non-arts events--my high school graduation was here, and I think all of Eugene's high schools still hold graduation in this ~2,500 seat hall. The Oregon Bach Festival, established at the University of Oregon by the late Helmuth Rilling and the late Royce Saltzman, is perhaps the jewel in the Hult Center crown. The Soreng Theatre is the other official performing space here, though I've been to more intimate performances that have taken place in the lobby as well. If those are some of the impressive features of the Hult Center, of course there are some downsides. One of the biggest is parking. Eugene is a city where, until the early 2000s, one of the tallest buildings was four stories, with the only skyscraper in town being the retirement center. The parking garage is not efficient in its design, and there are far too few disabled parking spots. Accessibility is another big issue; I took my mom here and dropping off in front would not have been an option because she couldn't have gotten from the street level to lobby level alone, and the only entrance from the garage was on the second floor of the parking garage (where there was insufficient disabled spots, and I'm not sure if other levels had disabled parking). These are things that I really hope their IDEA staff are considering and working to improve. There are a few resident companies here beyond the Bach Festival. They also have touring performances, such as Broadway in Eugene, bands or performers. Amongst the shows I've seen here are Seinfeld (it was like 2003, cut me some slack); Aida, as performed by the Eugene Opera; Harry Connick, Jr.; RIverdance; most recently, Hamilton. It's always a very enjoyable evening whatever I see here. I hope you get a chance to experience it soon yourself.

Server was also the bartender. He was pretty good at staying available. My little steak was very…read morenicely seasoned although they overcooked it so it was dry and hard. Nice clean place, I had forgotten about how addictive those biscuits are.

Traveling Christmas Day and a 2 hour wait at a Chinese restaurant. Decided on Red Lobster because…read moreit was open and it's been 25 years since I've eaten there. WHO knows? Well, service took a while to get started and was good. Food? Not so good. All protein was way overcooked. Horrible. The pasta I had was ok and the veggies were good. It seems that if lobster is your name, you'd be proud of the way it was cooked. Maybe I'll try them again in another 25 years.

Easy to book and so much fun when you get going. Would highly suggest to anyone wanting to do…read moresomething fun and different. They are also very flexible and gave us a little extra time because there was no one right after us.

Was really hoping for more, considering the price for the party package. Today I had 7 Kids in for…read morea 2 hour party...... none of the kids went more than 5 mins without something glitching or kicking them out of games, constant need to help and reset not only headsets but the systems as well. For almost $400 for 2 hours when the kids had 40 min of game play all together was not worth it. Had half the kids quit an hour early due to being frustrated at the equipment. Really wanted to support a small business, but we will not be going back or recommending them. Honestly would like a partial refund