Getting ready to enjoy the show... DEAR JACK DEAR LOUIS…read more 2:00 PM SECTION 4 ROW F SEAT 3012/302 ENTRANCE WAS SWEET, the greeters were extremely nice.. This is our 3rd time coming, I bet you I remembered to bring my blanket this time... Always love the venue and the atmosphere..

The personalities and customer service of the ticket box office employees definitely needs…read moreimprovement as well as, they need adequate customer service and professionalism training. I have been an ASF member and patron for many years. My daughter and I went by the box office today, July 29th at approximately 3 PM to change the show time of the tickets purchased for the Wizard of Oz. The box office "customer service" reps attitudes were not exemplary of the tiles they wear! Neither of them had smiles on their faces and they did not greet us as patrons upon walking in. They were stoic faced, unfriendly and boarderline rude. Upon requesting to change ticket times, they stated we must pay an additional $5 per ticket. Upon paying $10 for the change, we were not asked what seats we wanted (several comparable premium seats were left as indicated on the seating chart online). However, the rep took it upon herself without asking us or acknowledging to honor the same level seats of our purchased seats. That rep took too much liberty in downgraded our prepaid premium seats (close to the stage) to lesser ones much further back. Yet, she did not offer us compensation for the lesser priced seats she gave with the new showtime. Also, I politely asked them about "using the restroom". The elderly rep immediately after me questioning "where is the bathroom?", stated in a condescending tone, pointing toward the window, saying in the form of a statement "were the bathrooms outside locked". I replied pointing to our SUV parked just outside of the ticket box office door, "what bathroom? Our car is right there!" Then she said something in a very low voice to one of the other reps sitting next to her. That rep without saying one word, only gestured for me to follow her. I assumed correctly, it was to show me the way and to unlock the area where the bathroom is. As I was leaving neither of the three so titled customer service reps uttered a word. Neither of them had given an entrance salutation (hello, how are you doing?) nor parting salutation (goodbye, have a good day, etc.). There was very little to literally no verbal interaction from them during our entire experience. I am very disappointed with the customer experience caused by those employees representing what I have never had a problem patronizing as an elite, reputable local theater. We left feeling disrespected and less than the loyal, longstanding, paying member/patron of ASF that we are and have been for the course over several years.

We loved getting to see this charming historic movie theater open back up in our small town! They…read morehave done a great job of preserving the historic elements as well as optimizing renovations for comfort and ease of access. I first went with my wife back in December 2024 when they had movies throughout the Christmas season. We are definitely excited to return this summer as tickets are $7 a piece right now! Not only do they show movies but there are several performance events that go on such as concerts, plays, and I am pretty sure I saw a youth theater camp start up this summer. Regardless, it is definitely worth the visit. I would check their Facebook for performance schedules. At first glance, the facility appears to be wheelchair accessible. There are wide walkways in the theater and accessible bathroom stalls in the men's bathroom at least.

Picket Fest is a small festival at Cooter's Pond in Prattville, Alabama and is in honor of the late…read moreWilson Picket and his music. It features live music, interactive arts and crafts, vendors, and food trucks. There is also a display of Wilson Picket's life including various awards including his gold records. If you're a fan of soul music, you're probably familiar with him. Even if you're not, you most likely heard his music as he often crossed charts and his music was played on pop radio stations. His song, In the Midnight Hour" was an extremely popular song when I was growing up. The festival is definitely worth a visit if you're in the Prattville area.

2-19-23 5pm…read more We came here to attend the wedding of my best friends grandson. Since I was driving her along with other family members the parking garage was confusing on where to go. Thankfully a Saturday night still light out as we drove around the block several times. The entrance to the building is not clearly marked and after trial and error realized it was to the back of the building. Note parking is in a separate building across the street from this one. Once inside I assumed the top floor in the elevator as the wedding was taking place on the roof. The venue was perfect layout for this special occasion. The only thing that could have made it better would have been heaters on the roof as it was 39 degrees outside. Once the dinner was served everybody was quiet as many people remarked on how it was exceptionally good. I had the chicken Marsala and it was delicious. Extremely large portion that I was unable to finish. My husband had the steak they were all served rare which to me was perfect. Hubby thought it was a little dry. The dinner roll that was on the dinner plate was exceptional. It was slightly sweet and was nice with the gravy. They were so good that there literally was someone at my table who ate everyone else's rolls. The bar service was good and prices were reasonable. It was a perfect venue for this wonderful wedding. Definitely would like to come back here again if I am ever in Montgomery Alabama.

I joined this club in January 2022 in hopes of networking and inclusion, but to my disappointment…read moreit is disorganized and the service is horrible. Specifically the director Lee White. Corporate was not helpful at all. I'm very disappointed and lost a lot of money, time, and experiences here. Do not join!

While vacationing in Prattville, Alabama with family, we were able to visit DABOS Park (formerly…read moreMontgomery Riverwalk Stadium). It was so much fun watching the Montgomery Biscuits Baseball Team play against the Chattanooga Lookouts. It is a very nice stadium with lots of good food choices. I love how easy it was to park and access the stadium. Every seat is a great seat. If you are ever in the area and can go to a game, please do as it was such a fun night. Lots of entertainment and a nice place to be on a summer night.

Went to see a Banana Ball - World Tour game where the Clowns and The Firefighters were playing…read more Been wanting to see a game like this in a while and was go blessed to snag tickets! It was a great experience but the food and drink lines were killer! Expected and I'm not mad, just love my ballpark hotdogs and beer. It was a great time and a wonderful experience.

The Acadome is still in good shape after all these years! I came for my son's play. He was in the…read moreTonea Stewart Theater Arts Program, a two week camp that culminated with a musical theater show the kids put on in the Acadome. I came in through the Carter Hill Rd gate and parked in the main parking lot, which could use a little work. Then we walked inside into the sweet sweet air conditioning! There were employees there to welcome us and hand out programs and tell us which section to go to for our seats. The building was clean and the bathrooms well maintained. We enjoyed watching the play in the Acadome. Thank you to Dr. Tonea Stewart, ASU, the counselors and the kids for putting on an AMAZING show!!!

This place is absolute garbage! Came for the Regional basketball games and the air does not work…read more These kids are running around on the court miserable because of the heat! Don't host a regional game if you don't have a decent facility. This is a joke.

If you're a Fitzgerald fan, this museum is a must-visit when in Montgomery. Visiting the area on a…read moreweekend, it's also one of the only places in the city open on Sundays. Admission is $5 and no need to reserve online. Walk in and the woman who leads the house museum gives an overview of Scott and Zelda and the house. The house itself has a few rooms with lots of artifacts from the authors. There also an art room of Zelda's work and one dedicated to Scottie, their only daughter. The top floor has two Airbnb rooms- one called Zelda and one Scott.

Really cool museum and historical location. I came here to do a paranormal investigation with…read moreSouthern Ghost Girls on 6 June 25. It was a fantastic event. We got a lot of time to explore the museum and had some cool things happen that make me believe the location is in fact haunted. You can rent the bedroom suites on the second floor as air bnb. I think that's pretty cool too!

FINAL CURTAIN FOR THIS SEASON!…read more My husband and I were all excited to hear the symphony especially since many performances have ended for the season. On Friday night, Montgomery had their final performance and their theme was heroes. It was very timely since we are preparing to honor our nation's heroes on this upcoming Memorial Day. The event was hosted by the city's mayor. I found that the primary speaker was a mix of good and bad. Good because he is a very warm and gregarious personality, but bad because he knew everyone and talked too much. I understood that he needed to introduce the heroes and others but the small talk went a little long and at times it felt as if he forgot that he was in the middle of a program. Since the theme was heroes, selections included scores from Superman, Beauty and the Beast, Indiana Jones, our personal favorite Schindler's List and others. When it comes to classical music, my husband and I prefer the classics but I realize that they have to lighten things up a bit in order to appeal to the masses. We both agreed that the orchestra was a bit out of tune throughout the performance and definitely needed more practice. Still, there were some nice moments. The greatest idea to come out of this performance was the fact that it was held on the stunning grounds of the State and History Building. It was a beautiful backdrop in perfect weather and we simply enjoyed the opportunity to sit on such beautiful grounds with great weather. The event was well attended and a nice send off for the orchestra and the conductor who has been leading this orchestra for 35 years. Awesome!