It's a fine theater, but you absolutely CANNOT buy tickets online. Not through their website. Not…read morethrough Fandango. NOT EVEN IF YOU CALL THEM. So if you have any ideas of buying a ticket ahead of time, go somewhere else.

Absolutely love the theater under the new management... clean, well-staffed, etc. We've see four…read moremovies there since they reopened. Great experience. We saw Odessey there last night. My complaint concerns the sound. I'm aware of the director's to reflect the chaos of the story through the music, but it seemed to me that the sound amplification at the theater exceeded the capacity of the speaker system. Most of the sound seemed "ragged out" and fuzzy due to the volume distortion. But that's just me. I missed the clear, precise sound i have previously heard at movies there.

Pretty nice for an independent theater. The location in the middle of the mosaic shopping center is…read moreprime for before or after movie activities. This theater has most of the bells and whistles of the big guys while feeling a little more local.

Are we in the 1990s? No mobile pay, no tap to pay, unless…read moreyou want to download their app to pay for $7 water bottle ($1 more than in person btw). I was just trying to buy water... Apple Pay. Parched. Dehydrated. Dying of thirst. THEN I spent my precious time downloading the "Angelika app" to pay for $7 water (I was told by the kind cashier that I could use Apple Pay), I had to have pay pal. Who uses pay pal these days? I asked for a cup of water they offered me a shot cup... 3 oz cup??? Like a pup cup from Starbucks. Like they expected me to take shots of water with the pup cup before getting back to my $20 seat. I went to the bathroom sink instead and drank water from the faucet like a dog... is this real life?

This place sucks!the tent where everyone was seated was insanely hot and very cramped.The food and…read moremerchandise was very overpriced.Lastly the bathrooms were disgusting.DO NOT GO HERE.

I am so glad that I did not allow the reviews I saw before going to the show talk me out of going…read more This show was amazing! I attended the 8:30pm show at Potomac Mills on Saturday, 8/1. Here are a few suggestions to make your experience the most enjoyable! 1. Remove any expectations of Cirque de Soleil. This is NOT your traditional Cirque de Soleil show. I have seen three Cirque shows, 2 in Vegas and one at the National Harbor in DC. This show is not on that level, it is however a nice upgraded circus filled with acrobats, water and lots of of oooh's and aaahhhs. We had two children and two adults. The kids are 5 and 7 and the entire time their eyes and mouths were open wide. Besides, you get what you pay for..and the last few Cirque shows I saw I sure didnt get the tickets for as much as a discount as I got these! 2. Arrive early! Especially if you have discounted tickets. We brought our tickets on GoldStar and there are two lines that will form. One to switch your printed confirmations for a wristband and one to actually get in. Call me a super planner, but we arrived in the area at 5pm. Had dinner at Red Robin, got over to the ticket trailer at exactly 6:30pm (wristtbands available 2 hours before the show) and then waited in the car for a few and got in line at 7:15pm (doors opens 1 hour before the show. They were a little delayed (about 5 mins) but it wasnt bad. Yes, its a lot of waiting, BUT we were the 3rd family in line and had front row blue level (the middle level) seating. Remember seats are 1st come, 1st serve. Although the tent is very intimate and there really are no bad seats, we still wanted to pick the seats we wanted without effort. Gold level ticket holders have a special VIP line and get to go in before everyone else. We had blue levels and our seats were fine. 3. Go to a later show. The heat comments freaked me out! We even saw a woman come out of the 5:30pm show as we waiting drenched in sweat. Our show however was very comfortable and cool and I'm thinking because the sun had gone down. It was warm, but not unbearable hot. So if you can go to a show a night. It will help! 4. Bring cash. The price for food was reasonable--$5 slushy, $5 funnel cakes, $3 large popcorns, etc. Not bad! But they only take cash so plan ahead of time. Also- we didn't do this, but bring your own snacks! They did not check our person and a few bags of popcorn in a ziplock and juices and water in a big purse could save you some money! 5. Sit back and enjoy! With a little planning this is can be a very enjoyable show. The show was long! We didn't get out until 11:15pm, BUT the show was so captivating that we didnt even realize that the time had gone by. It really is a great show!

Loved it! The trail was well decorated, and had some really outstanding lighting features…read more Went on a Friday evening that had nice weather, and it was not very crowded at all. Not sure I understand why, other than it's a bit pricey to get tickets. But I would say the lighting is worth it. The food trucks had decent food, but that part was also a bit pricey. They also have a large tent which is their tavern, and expect to pay $15 for a small cocktail. However, the cocktail was good!

This was a Christmas activity on steroids! Located in Morven Park in Leesburg, once you enter the…read moregrounds, it feels as if you are transported into a Christmas village. Tickets were around $25-35, depending on the day and parking is also included. There was signage displayed for directions on where to go and exit, in addition to plenty of helpful staff around who are able to answer any questions and/or guide you in the right direction. The various Christmas themes, little villages, and lighting were amazing throughout the entire road! The "road" (trail) itself took about an hour to walk through and it was pretty stroller friendly for the most part, although we wish we brought our jogging stroller for the gravel portions of the trail. Our baby enjoyed the visual stimulation and had wide eyes throughout our entire walk. At the end of the trail, there's a market with food, hot drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), and several Instagram photo ops throughout. There is also plenty of seating for you to take a rest or enjoy your food. Overall, we had an awesome experience and hope that Holiday Road comes back again next year!

oh this place is amazing. definitely need to try if you are a car enthusiast like me. the staff are…read moreso incredibly friendly and walk you through every step of the way. the rigs are better than what youll find anywhere else. from suspension on the seat to the panoramic view, i believe the price is well justified in the quality of racing you get. you feel every press of the gas and bump on the road on your seat. so many customizable aspects. i will advise though, if you get easily motion sick, i would not recommend. though im great on the track and with my own car, i had to tap out after a couple laps on the rig due to how nauseous it was making me. as unfortunate as it is, it shows how much feedback you get on the seat!

Stopped in for the first time over the weekend and had an awesome time. Employee William was…read moreawesome and made sure I had everything I needed. The facility was clean and had races going on the TVs setting a really cool vibe. As for the SIMs themselves, they have some great setups. The full motion system felt incredibly realistic, the pedals and wheel had great response and feel, and even for a bigger guy, the rig itself was comfortable even after a hour of racing. I will definitely be back soon!!!

This is a very creative, well thought-out haunted attraction with a lot of eerie sets and actors…read morewho will jump out and grab you. However, the extremely loud music at the entrance and in several sets almost ruins it. Take ear plugs with you. The high volume of the music shouldn't be allowed for any age group unless you want to lose your hearing. Also, it is very dark in the woods and on the sets. So if you're afraid of the dark or walking in pitch black, don't go. This could be so much better.

I'm not really sure how some can say that this is the BEST trail in the DMV area, since there are…read moresome majorly scary trails in Maryland, but.... to each their own. I think that our crummy experience was mostly due to the group of children we were with. There had to be at least 20 (maybe 25-30) total in our trail group, including myself & 2 friends. Enough people that we couldn't all fit on the hay seats on our ride to the woods - we (the adults of the group) had to sit on the muddy floor. Too large for my taste, especially since everyone in this large group was about 12-13 years of age. Myself and the 2 friends who joined me... try about 20 years older than that! The kids were obnoxious, yelled at the leader (who does not speak to the group, merely takes you through the trail from one fright experience to the next) things like "Are they going to TOUCH ME?!"; "You're cute"; "How much longer?!"; "I have to pee!!"; ect ect. I even had a child latch onto my hoodie and almost choked me through many of the experiences as I was trying to walk ahead & she was shitting her pants. After one area, there was a character pretending to chase after some people. This caused a stampede with the youngsters. Mind you, we're in the woods... I got shoved around & almost tripped over branches. I had to use my "Teacher Voice" & tell them to chill out. That worked as well as can be expected. If it were possible, I would definitely want to try it again with a more adult group. I think then I'd have a real opportunity to actually get scared then! I encourage any of you adults out there to get a big group together & make sure you all go at one time. Otherwise, as soon as you pull in and see the large crowd... you will be able to pretty much sum it up yourself. This is an excellent kid drop-off place for parents. For $20, you can leave your kid there for like 4 hours. There's the trail, a DJ, dancing, a bonfire, paintball.... essentially, kid heaven. And I did NOT see parents accompanying them. I will give these guys (and gals) credit, although they are a church group, they certainly do a good job of making you forget that on your journey through the woods. Although the church doesn't look like it needs any more funding (HUGE & NEW!!), the organizations they support make me feel better about spending the $20 on a not-so-terrifying experience.

I have been going to the Loudoun County Fair basically all of my life. It is THE thing to do for…read moresummer fun for all ages in Leesburg. I had a blast with my son and my friends. I look forward to enjoying the fair for the years to come! I really enjoyed the vendors, the animals, the events, and the games. Didn't go on any rides this year but I've enjoyed the rides here several other years. My favorite fair to go to in the summer!

Pathetic excuse for a fair. Even a small county fair…read more I love fairs. Big and small. I knew this one was small, so I had low expectations, but you can see the entire fair in about 7 mins. And....it's costs $15 to get in. And $5 to park. So $20 bucks for the world's smallest fair. I went soon after the fair opened, and none of the rides were operating and only half the food vendors were open. What did I get for my $20? Very very little.

We went there on 7/19/2026 to check it out. The cost was $15 per hour or $20 for the day. We opted…read morenot to spend the additional $5 to access the adult room. There are plenty of pinball machines. Some classic arcade games. The flippers on some of the older pinball machines dont hit the ball very hard. My two favorite machines were the Iron Maiden and the Star Wars pinball machines. It was alot of fun. My only negative comment is that with that many pinball machines in the same room, it's hard to hear the sounds of the machine you're playing. I really enjoyed it. We'll be back.

This place is the best. Pay one small fee and play unlimited across pinball and arcade games. Super…read morenice staff and they have a partnership w/the local pub where you can order food to get delivered too.