Haven't been to the movies in a while. A mommy friend and I along with our kids (4 kids ages 2-6)…read morewent yesterday to watch Toy Story 5. My friend had purchased tickets ahead of time. Our showing was at 4:45pm we arrived about 15mins before just incase there was a long line at the concession. When we entered we went straight to the self serve kiosk, although someone was the front he was helping others. They do have a full bar. The line went fairly quick. Our order: 4 kids box: popcorn, drinks and a snack, small popcorn with 2 waters. It was the day before Toy Story 5 premiere and was a bit disappointed to not see a lot of the souvenirs displayed. Even the kids popcorn box wasn't Toy Story themed. Not sure if they sold out already or they were saving it for Friday. The popcorn was fresh and delicious, they also add butter to the top as requested. The seats here are reclined and so comfortable, the temp was just right, not hot or freezing cold. We went to the standard showing. The restrooms clean, I was so happy and surprised to see sanitary barrier cloths on the diaper changing tables. Overall, it was a great experience!

I generally enjoy coming to this theater. The auditoriums are clean, the staff has always been…read morepolite, and the movie presentation itself is usually very good. Unfortunately, one issue keeps bothering me enough that I feel it needs to be addressed. During my recent visit to see *Moana*, the lobby was packed with families waiting to see movies like *Minions* and *Toy Story*. While waiting, I noticed several large posters advertising R-rated films with mature sexual themes and graphic horror imagery. (I Want Your Sex, Evil Dead Burn, Celebrity Sex Pass, Scary Movie). These displays were positioned throughout the main lobby where every child had to walk past them. I'm not arguing that theaters shouldn't show or advertise R-rated movies. Adults should absolutely have those options. My concern is simply where the advertising is placed. If YouTube age-restricts trailers for these films and children generally can't attend them without an adult, it seems reasonable to consider whether their marketing should be front and center in a lobby filled with young kids. Many other businesses already separate adult-oriented material from areas intended for families. I think theaters could do something similar by keeping the main lobby focused on family-friendly advertising during busy daytime hours or by moving mature posters to hallways leading toward auditoriums showing those films. This feels like a common-sense compromise that respects both movie studios' ability to advertise and parents who simply want to take their children to a family movie without having to explain or shield them from mature marketing while waiting for their show. I hope management will consider reviewing its advertising placement policy. I'd be happy to raise my rating if I see improvements in the future.

4/3/26 The previews…read morefor Reminders of Him were Great! Time to see!! Bought conveniently on Regal app. Arrived, greeted, gave code and went to see it!! GREAT theater! Safe & clean! Vibrant! Love their super comfortable reclining seats! Got comfortable and waited for movie to begin! I was the only one in the thesess The movie was Great! Definitely a different kind of love story line with a happy ending. Good service, Great theater & Good movie! Highly recommended for the theater!!

​I've been to Regal Manchester many times, but after my latest visit, I figured it was time to…read morefinally leave a review. I caught an early screening of I Can Only Imagine 2 (excellent movie!), and the experience was smooth. ​The concession line was short and moved quickly, thanks to a friendly and efficient cashier. While the butter station was a tad messy, it was nothing out of the ordinary for a busy theater. Most importantly, the restrooms were clean and fully stocked, and the reclining seats made the movie even more enjoyable. Always a reliable choice for a film!

I have not been here since 1990. I think it was for the Pink Floyd experience show unless I'm…read moremistaken that for the Wilson down the street. I forgot how beautiful this place is. It's a little worn down, but ya gotta love Fresno's history and the group, promoter who brought Chris Isaak to Fresno. Did you know he's a Valley guy from Stockton? I had balcony seats. I had a great view of the stage and the entire place. Keep in mind there are No elevators. Stairs only. The plus is there are concessions and restrooms on the second floor. The concert was great. The sound was excellent. Performer sang a lot of his hits. He even came up to the balcony area where I was sitting. I'll post that on my social media profiles. The video is too long for Yelp. Next is Tim Allen in a couple of weeks. See you some more on Yelp 2026

Let me start by saying that if I could leave negative stars for this place, I would…read more. Security stole from me under the guise of "helping me out". Complained to management. WAS TOLD I SHOULD HAVE HID MY VAPES BETTER. NO. Out of line. It's what I use to control my CPTSD, but it's free product for y'all, right? My mother's death anniversary just passed, but I guess it doesn't matter what someone is going through underneath it all, long as you can grift 'em, right? Security: TRASH. Management: TRASH. Venue: NOW ALSO TRASH. We drove for hours to come to this show, and you ruined my weekend by stealing from me, something I need to help keep me from vibrating off the ground with anxiety. Deplorable, all of you. Y'all are not empathetic and just outright awful. Enjoy my reviews, you absolute monsters.

It's hard to know what to expect so here goes. When I pulled up to park for a Rebelution show, it…read morewas just before the first act started and a few hundred people were there but I pretty much got the #1 parking spot. The bathroom was like a prison bathroom but that's expected for a park so keep your expectations low. The show being entirely general admission, I found seats for two people on the second row. It was unbelievable. We we're pretty much eye level with the bands. We put down a towel to sit on and that worked out great. Most people brought nothing to sit on and no chairs. There were concessions - $6 beer pints, $2 water bottles, pizza - at the upper level so we walked up and down the steps a bunch of times. Leaving was super easy. The show felt very intimate. Great energy because of the small space and every seat seems good. When I wanted to go up front to the standing only to see the band and dance that was easy. I got three rows back from the stage no problem. Great time!

Awesome outdoor venue. Crazy Bernie's first time here was in June of 2019 to see Rebelution. It was…read moreas hot as hell tonight but the place was great. Awesome sound

OK...Something has to fixed..We had Audio for the first 10 min of "Wings" but no Video. we…read morebasically had David Tennant talking but Saw no birds for 10 min! The theater finally stopped it, and restarted it. So...WTF!! We paid good money to see a movie start ok on time....not a movie to start with audio..and no video..then have to restart it. I am Disappointed with Fathom..and with the theater... And it was almost the same last night..For the Countdown for Doctor Who...we had audio..but no Video...

This movie theatre is typically less attended than others in town which is a good thing, however,…read moretheir customer service in the refreshment line is the slowest in town. Tonight, and in a previous experience, the servers were moving in slow motion taking over 25 minutes to serve 4 patrons. We saw the manager check in but he didn't offer to help. My advice, either allow 30 minutes to get your popcorn or save $20 and eat before you go!

I like the recliners. But the lines are horrible over 40 minutes waiting to get popcorn and a drink…read morewith five lines open. They really need a better plan for Long wait times.

Love this theater, it's just incredibly cold here... what the heck! It's a must to bring your…read moreblanket to keep warm, if not you will want to leave. We saw, 'Don't let go, wow!!! This was by far one of the best movies I've seen this year. A total action packed, sit on the edge of your chair movie. Ok, back to the review. The concession stands are always long, never enough workers so expect to wait in line at least 15 minutes, my daughter was in line for 20 minuets tonight, crazy. This is the only theater I've been at that you have to wait as long, thank God we ate dinner before coming. My daughter had to have popcorn and red vines. Overall, the theater is always clean, bathrooms too.

I'm getting ready to be a vendor here you're going to want to come on down, nachos will be provided…read moreand a free small candy with purchase of nachos. Projector is good, ticket prices are good.

This is great small venue that has excellent lighting and a great sound system. They have symphony…read moreorchestras, Broadway plays, and musical acts perform at this venue. I was here to see G3, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and Eric Johnson. I had a great seat until the person infront of me decided to stand. See the pic. This was a great show and to see Steve Vai live once in my lifetime here in Fresno was a true gift. I saw Jaime Foxx here back in 2008 and I was up front in Row A. I took some great shots. I'll post if I can get those. Those shots were when I had a Blackberry and a cool Sony camera LOL. Next time I'll sit in the Balcony. Come and support live music here at the William Saroyan. See you some more on Yelp.

I have been to a couple of performances here, mostly comedians, but they have all been great…read more Multiple places to get food and drinks, they have a smooth entrance with very minimal hick ups. The seats have always been good and I have sat in the front, middle sides, up top. Always had a clear view.