Took my girlfriend to Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA to see Pretty Woman, and it was the perfect date…read morenight! The DTLA skyline views are incredible--watching the sunset turn into city lights while the movie started made everything feel so romantic and magical. We snagged a loveseat, which was super comfy for cuddling up, and the wireless headphones gave us crystal-clear sound without any outside noise interrupting the classic lines and soundtrack. The vibe on the rooftop is relaxed but lively--great drinks and snacks to enjoy before the film starts. Pretty Woman felt even more special in this open-air setting; we were both smiling and quoting lines the whole time. My girlfriend absolutely loved it, and so did I. If you're looking for a fun, memorable way to watch a movie (especially a rom-com on a date), this is it. Highly recommend-- we'll definitely be back for more screenings!

This is such a cute date night idea. There's plenty of eateries nearby to grab some dinner before…read more The cinema has some concession items like your regular candy, popcorn, nachos, and they also offer alcoholic beverages. Getting to the theater can be a little confusing, but they do send you instructions before your visit. BE AWARE their email says parking is right across the valet for about $10-$12. Since it was dark, I mistakenly parked at the lot next to the $10 one, and that one was $20 (ouch). Don't make that mistake. When you walk through the valet, there is someone there to tell you where to wait. The doors open about a half hour before your showing. We were a little confused because we weren't sure if someone was going to come down and get us. There was a resident that scanned us up the elevator, and there were plenty of spots to lounge outside of the cinema area. We sat in front of the concession stands, and the valet from downstairs had come up and ask us and the other two couples waiting to move to the seating area closest to the elevators. It wasn't a big deal but I thought it was weird that we had to do that. Our tickets were for the loveseat, which comes with one popcorn per person. We watched LaLa Land (in LaLa Land), which was nice because there's also a view of the buildings in downtown. Seat was comfy, but I wish there were either cup holders on the chairs or perhaps a small table in between seats for your food & drinks. I HIGHLY recommend bringing a blanket. There are other reviews that mention they have heaters, however, this was not the case during our visit. I'm thinking they probably have them for the winter, but there were no heaters present during our visit. It gets rather cold, but it feels okay if you bring a sweater and a small blanket. I loved the concept of the headphones for the movie. They were excellent quality and had great sound. You can adjust it based on your liking. Also, all the seats have a great view of the screen. It's a pricey date, but it's worth it if you're looking for something different.

Ted was very helpful and provided great affordable tickets for our Marvel Universe Live show which…read morewas AWESOME :) we picked up the hard copy tickets at the Luxe city center hotel across the staples center since it was after office hours and everything was legit. No worrying here! Phew. Made me a happy mommy and an excited 5 year old to enjoy this last minute event :) THANK YOU TED and PEARLA for great customer service! :)

My boyfriend didn't purchase our tickets here but now that we know about this site, we will…read moredefinitely use this. My boyfriend and I went to the Lakers game on Valentine's Day and I'm the type of girl that loves to keep ticket stubs as souvenirs. I went to the box office and they told me actual ticket stubs (not the printouts) are only give to season ticket holders. Obviously I was really bummed out about this and as we were walking away, Ted came up to me and offered to mail me his extra copies the day after! All I had to pay for the shipping! And he sent a couple of extra goodies too. Pretty nice and professional work!

Los Angeles Clippers? I wrote a bad review a view month's…read moreago in regards to last season's experience. I stated i would not renew my seats for many reasons dealing with them in trying to communicate. Well I have Clipper Blood in me and I renewed this coming season and will soon find out if the things i complained about and if the similar I got last season i will down size the amount of games. Management you are on notice

The stadium is state of art very futuristic, love the venue. The food on the other hand gets a one…read morestar. Not much variation and poor quality/testing for what they have on the menu. Besides their food , this place is hands down one of the best arenas in the area

Had a great time went last weekend for Scary Movie and this Sat for RuPaul's STOP THAT TRAIN! A…read morevery witty, delightful, cute,/camp, funny comedy. It's lightheaded while touching on some funny jokes about today's world. Staff is always swift and nice and I love the renovation with the seats and angled table tops. Really like that you can order and check in for food online too saves you time! Love the special Hot Cheetos + Cheesy Popcorn. Super savory and salty lol

Came back here after a couple of years and here's the Pros & Cons…read more.. Pros: They have recliner seats for all of the auditoriums except the 4DX ones (although they don't fully recline like other Regal locations). Staffs are nice & they do come & check every auditorium 1-2 times during screenings to make sure everything is OK. Cons: Location isn't great and there are armed securities in the lobby for safety. Not the best clean theater I've visited specially the restrooms are not very clean. Busy location and the theater gets packed a lot in the evening times with some very loud people coming in and killing the vibe.

Great Staff and games. I can't wait to come back for more and bring more people customer service is…read moreamazing and it actually feels like I'm in the game

We had a great time! Staff there was helpful and pleasant, especially Avery, he was the best! He…read moreexplained everything thoroughly and was so helpful throughout our whole experience there! Will definitely come back again!

Sandra D. and I went expecting to find cute guys (haha!) but all we found were seriously amazing…read moreclassic cars! We got our tickets via Groupon/ two days for two people for $35. That was a great deal considering the "day of" ticket prices were $30 for one day and $50 for two days. They did have an online option to save money by buying tix early and they did offer senior, military and children's discounts. We took the Metro Blue Line to Pico Station and walked about one block over. No rain today! The Classic Auto Show ran from March 2-4 and featured 1,000 cars on two different floors of the LA Convention Center. We missed the movie night with the Steve McQueen classic, 1968's "Bullitt". As soon as we walked in, we were immediately wowed by all the cool cars! Some of my favorites were: 1929 Chrysler Imperial Locke Body Roadster 1931 Marmon V16 Four Door Sedan - 1 of only 365 1931 Dusenberg SJ Murphy with Disappearing Top 1938 Citroen Dubonnet Hispano-Suiza H6B Xena - only ONE in existence! And then there was the Michael Jackson-themed, "Star Car" complete with side panel pictures of MJ's life (the normal parts) and a music soundtrack. Very cool. There were oddities like the Horny Trike and the Astromech Star Wars themed car with R2D2 installed in the back. There were also Airstreams, a few tricked out motorcycles, classic Mustangs galore and an event stage where there was an interview with a wrestler whose name I didn't catch going on. No, Kim T., it wasn't The Rock. The Back to the Future DeLorean was there and you could sit and take a photo for $10. The Austin Powers car was there too. Also, there was a friendly guy selling DVD of old LA racetracks and that was interesting. Overall, it was a pleasant event for a lazy Sunday afternoon. Yelp Challenge 2018: 24/100

The Classic Auto Show at the L.A. Convention Center is only in its second year of existence. Hard…read moreto believe with the car culture that surrounds SoCal and other nearby states. This was a fun event for me as I hadn't been to a car show since before our daughters (ages 3 and 4) were born. We own two classic cars, so this event was right up my alley. My husband did not complain at all about seeing the same cars from SEMA, the L.A. Auto Show, the Petersen Museum, his Street Rodder & Hot Rod magazines, etc. Won't hear me complaining either. Any time I get to vote I do. Make sure to vote for your favorite car on Grand Boulevard. Children are allowed. Our kiddos were free, but still needed a ticket. There was a KidZone on the first floor. While it wasn't anything spectacular, it was still great for a necessary break for our girls. Plus they got to use their voting power on a kids' favorite car. I guess Dave Kindig was unable to make his slot time for an interview downstairs. We'll give him a break since it was raining that day (3/2/18). Instead we were happy to meet Dennis Gage (and that handlebar mustache) who filled in... nicest man. Autographs. Photos. Chatted for a while. Car gear heads in general are good people, though. TIPS - $20 parking in the LA Convention Center garage - 2018 had two floors of cars... use the escalators, stairs or elevators - if you watch Velocity, Discovery Channel or Speed Channel you'll see some of the cars they built on their shows here too I look forward to the next event as this one seems to be attracting more people and a broader showcase of all makes and models each time. '18 Challenge #20

For those who may not know, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, is free from 3 to 5 p.m…read more maybe only on weekdays but maybe weekends too. I am not sure, but most of the information is right, if one is compelled they can fact-broaden my statement. I went to take advantage of this offer but it was June 19th and in honor of the holiday everyone got in for free on this day. But apparently it was a last minute decision. So poor reporting seems to be more like offering information as it comes, not in a malicious way, or incompetent way, more in like the town crier gives what he knows in excitement and it is the responsibility of hearers to know what to do with the information, including vetting it responsibly or accepting it as a gift when given by surprise, even though it could have come in handy earlier. So I entered and I made a beeline to the Butterfly Pavillion. I think it was 12 dollars and worth every single cent. And I write that as a full-blown understatement because exaggeration did not seem the way to go. Like saying this place was worth more than 12 dollars, it was worth the weight of a camel's back in gold. The experience was beautiful. And that statement can be easily understood. I mean butterfly garden + momentary visit= beautiful. But more than that it was a type of beautiful that I had not experience before. It was a new facet of nature's beauty that I experienced. Mostly because I had never interacted with butterflies in this way. For instance, there was a butterfly with wings that were a strong bold blue, almost neon, and for sure, vibrant. Like a royal blue not because it was that shade but because amongst blues it would have palatial lineage in its shade. We were warned that butterflies might be on the ground. And on two experiences two were. The first I encountered was not flying. And the younger members of the experience made sure to announce the butterflies presence and its vulnerability. I feel like sometime in this place's history a butterfly did get stepped on. And for no other reason, than the natural happens. In the second occasion, a butterfly was trying to fly or stand still and could not because the winds made it topple. During that moment a butterfly apparently landed on my back. Man people, if not all, wonder if a butterfly will land on them? And what it would mean? I mean, it could be good news. Saying that a butterfly landing on a person is an omen of disaster does quite fit the visual of the insect and what horror brings. A butterfly did land on my wrist and of course one can't help but feel special. Like, the butterfly chose me and its trying to communicate something. Something important that the universe wants me to hear. What exactly that is? I am not sure. I need to reflect on that later or I will know when the butterfly effects comes clearer in time.

First of all, this museum is epic. The exhibits, the layout, the vibe is spot on. Honestly, this is…read morenext level and the caliber of this museum is beyond even what I could imagine- and look, I've got some high expectations!! Second of all, it is in LA- the heart of it (but not fully the "heart") and I had no idea the Coliseum, LAFC stadium and USC are all Nextdoor!! Which, so awesome but wow be prepared for parking, people and events. And woweee did we have "events" happen during our visit....thanks to the museum's super safe safety protocols, we got sheltered in place for hours. I mean HOURS due to populations outside that were unpredictable, which unfortunately is pretty pervasive in LA. Surprisingly? The PA system or announcement method in the museum was not great. My friend and I had to really strain and get under a speaker to even hear we were locked in. That is concerning. What wasn't concerning however, was the response. We mentioned to a museum worker how we had been there since opening and were concerned. He immediately ushered us into a the members/donors spot that had snacks and refreshments, and a spot to collect ourselves. Everyone seemed calm and the whole operation was finally clearly communicated and all was well. The museums response after was admirable as they situated our tickets and charges for special exhibits after the chaos of the day. The customer service is very impressive. Please visit! Just remember: LA Okay thanks bye!

This review is regarding The Alchemist & DJ Premier World Tour. First time at this venue. FIVE…read morethings I look for and hope for at my age (44) when going to see live shows: 1) Seat view. Here, VIP balcony or Lower Balcony is the only way to go. 2) Sound. Here, especially on the balcony, bass and clarity for a hip hop show of this caliber was on point. 3) Cleanliness and Space. Restrooms were very clean, well tended to and sufficient with enough stalls so no lines stealing from your time to enjoy the show. Whole venue has simple, real class to it. 4) In & Out with ease. Security smooth, plenty of exit options, including an elevator with an attendant. I don't like feeling crowded or like I'm gettin' caught in a cow herd. The Hollywood Bowl is the only venue I'd compromise this preference for simply because it's the only venue worth that sacrifice. 5) Parking. Lots of parking but get there early enough and check for other events the same day as your show. We made the mistake of not coming early enough to account for the Laker game that day. I had a great time, especially for it being my first time there.

I came here twice for two concerts, the most recent one being Machine Girl's tour with Bonnie…read moreBaxter/Kill Alters and Lightning Bolt (this is a late review). I enjoyed this show WAY more than the previous show with Dayseeker, but this is mainly because I am more familiar with the artist, so this would be the second time that I got to see Matt and their crew perform twice. The venue itself is really nice and modernized, and is located in an entertainment hub, so you will see a good amount of bars and other entertainment venues nearby. I do know that it is not a ground-floor venue, so you have to climb stairs or take an escalator/elevator. I personally do not buy concessions here due to me being cheap, but they offer free water at the bars, which I personally like, as most venues force you to purchase bottled water or use a drinking fountain. The cheap tickets are all part of the upstairs seated area, while the lower floor area costs more. From what I know, there aren't really any assigned seats, so it's first come first serve, but you will have people standing up during the main act, of course, because concertgoers will be concertgoers. The seats are very comfortable, bathrooms are accessible, and people who need ADA seating get their own separate section. The location, given that it's in DTLA, is so accessible by public transit that I can't even name all of the buses that run nearby off the top of my head. You can also take the 2 nearby trains, the A and the E, and get off at Pico station the same way you would for a Lakers, Sparks, or Kings game, Crypto.com Arena concert, or LA Convention Center event. I am somewhat familiar with the DTLA area, and I recommend concertgoers, if they feel comfortable doing so, to explore cheaper eating options away from the area if they plan to save money-- I do this all the time. I know that there is a Denny's, Wendy's, and Fatburger down the street. You have Chick Fil-A, Chipotle, 7-Eleven, and Jollibee along 7th Street by the BLOC area. You can also ride the train or bus to go further out-- there is a Dave's Hot Chicken by Little Tokyo Japanese Plaza that I love going to all the time. Dutch Bros by USC just opened up, by the California ScienCenter.