The Limelight is an awesome Theatre with amazing performances, by incredible talent! I enjoy the…read moremusicals best, personally

Small and actor volunteered to do plays... very good. Have soft drinks and wine for saleread more

My friend and I attended last Saturday's show at 7:30 PM. It was titled Spill the Tea. A local…read moreJacksonville comedian told three true stories which none of the improv team had heard prior. After each story the improv team acted out the story. The improv team had the audience laughing, me included, throughout the show. I loved the originality of the show as I expected it would be an audience participation event. But was slightly relieved that it was not;) Amy, the host, and the rest of the team had an infectious energy which spilled over into the audience! If you have never been to an improv I highly recommend checking out Third Space! Bonus, they have a parking lot so you don't have drive around for 30 minutes to find a spot in St Augustine! Another bonus, the ticket prices are reasonable and you will not find a better price for adult and other beverages. They also sell popcorn and other snacks. Laughter is good for the soul, so check out their website and book your next comedy adventure.

Very unique and fun experience! We had audience participation and saw very talented improv staff…read moreperforming! If you want to try something different this is the place! I really enjoyed this experience! Bring a friend or a date, me and my wife were laughing and reminiscing the next morning. They have so much energy and host Amy does a great job making you feel comfortable. Great snacks and adult beverages available here! I am already planning my next visit! Very convenient parking and location!

Went to our first show at St. Augustine Amphitheater to see Toad The Wet Sprocket & Men At Work…read more This is a very impressive venue with decent sound (was a bit muffled at times) with very nice people who are more than willing to help you find anything! There is a good selection of food choices as well as beverage selections throughout the venue! Our seats were in the Pit Area which were a bit tight and not very comfortable but gave great site lines to the stage. The to and from the satellite parking lots went pretty smooth and was a nice way to get to the show. Overall, I would rate the overall experience as a 4.5 stars! Fun place to see a show and will definitely come back from St. Simons Island to see another show! Thanks for a fun evening!

One of my favorite venues that I have EVER been too and I have been to quite a few with my Husband…read more Everyone here is always so darn happy and very quick with getting my answers to the questions that I have when I come here! One thing I love about this venue is their free shuttle system that takes you to your car (which is free parking) during the concerts. The venue is on the smaller side so it feels more intimate for the artists. There are a few areas where seating is obstructed but they do mention that when buying tickets. One tough thing about this venue is the merch line usually tends to get MASSIVE and I have seen people miss a handful of songs while waiting in it if an artist takes the stage. Bathrooms are usually clean but they are scattered around so you may need to hunt for them. Drink prices are pretty reasonable and they usually have a drink of the night that is slightly discounted. They also have a reusable cup that you can bring throughout the night for a couple dollars off refills!

Amazing! How does Bill Abbott do it? Do not miss this show. Whether traveling through Saint…read moreAugustine or a local this is not to be missed. Yes, it's a little expensive but totally worth the experience. From the minute we walked into the beautiful Casa Monica Hotel in Saint Augustine, we knew we were in for a special treat. Before the show starts you are treated to a drink of your choice while Bill walks around & does a trick or two while introducing himself. His sweet and attractive assistant keeps everything running smoothly from the minute you check in until the minute you're ushered into an intimate room with velvet curtains and small cabaret style tables with lighted crystal balls. Bill gets everyone involved in the show and some form or another. Each trick is absolutely amazing and his show leaves you wondering how did he do that? Well, it's magic!

Our second performance, and this time we brought the whole family to enjoy the unparalleled show…read morethat Bill delivers. If you're in St. Aug, there is nothing that I'd recommend more, and which delivers more wonder and amazement than the Magic Hideaway. There are a lot of great things to do and see in city, but nothing compares to this gem! You will not be disappointed, and like us, you'll probably return with more friends and family - Bill is a local treasure for sure!

My sisters and I had to stop by Ripley's Believe It or Not! St. Augustine while we were in town. We…read morehave such nostalgic memories visiting the Ripley's Believe It or Not! Atlantic City when we were younger, so seeing one here brought back a lot of fun memories for us. The museum was just as quirky and fascinating as we remembered--full of oddities, interactive exhibits, and interesting facts that make you stop and say "no way!" We had a great time walking through the different rooms together, laughing and pointing out all the strange and unbelievable things on display. It was such a fun and nostalgic experience for us, and we're really glad we decided to visit while in St. Augustine. If you enjoy unusual exhibits and a bit of weird history, this is definitely a fun stop to add to your trip.

Such a nostalgic experience for me because I haven't been to one of these since I was a kid in…read moreCalifornia. It was a fun experience walking through and thank God there was a museum with AC! They have several similar things that I could remember from the other location but there was a lot of new things. There were several floors and it was a bit busier when I went so I was stuck behind a few families. My favorite part was the section about the circus sideshow acts! This one was a lot bigger and had more to see than the other one so I enjoyed taking my time through here. Some spots to stop at and take photos with along with some folks who stopped to share some fun facts with you. I think it's good for families, friends or by yourself!

This is a great program and kids would love the summer camp. Kids build confidence and learn so…read moremuch.

From the owner: Get ready for a fun-filled summer where creativity takes center stage! Campers will build…read moreconfidence, make new friends, and explore imagination through engaging drama games, acting activities, and performances. Perfect for all experience levels, this camp is all about expression, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

Wonderful theater! I simply can't believe I haven't reviewed the IMAX before now…read more It is a huge theater, yet when you enter the lobby it has a small, welcome feel that is nice. The staff is always super friendly and the popcorn is always fresh! For our first 5 years here, my family and I had an annual pass. Such an amazing deal that was! You could get unlimited documentaries and 50% off newly released movies. Plus, you got coupons for free drinks and popcorn. In addition, each member received one free entry to the World Golf Hall of Fame Museum. And there used to be mini golf available that was unlimited as well. We've seen it change over the short time we've lived here and sadly, they don't get the patronage you'd think. From what I understand, from the start they were supposed to have an off ramp going directly to the area...but that changed and it didn't happen, and inadvertently hurt the area from the start. A lot of folks don't even realize there is an IMAX here or anything else. I suppose for most folks it is rather hidden back in the World Golf area. So sad really. The area has so much potential and the theater was one of the main things that was holding on. But they can't hold on anymore. That said, the time is coming very soon for them to close their doors for good. If you haven't checked out the IMAX and want to...you better hurry up! The theater and museum were going to stay open until December, but are now both closing their doors 1 Sep. Check out their website for showtimes. Yes, yes...there is a ton of parking and it's easy to find and a nice walk from any parking lot in the area. If you aren't familiar with the area, then use your GPS. It is a pretty drive back in here as well. Once you get here, you may be pleasantly surprised...it is very pretty. I'm sad Shell is closing this location, but I get it. I surely hope another theater group picks up where Shell is leaving off and reopens this theater again one day. It will certainly be missed!

This is probably the best IMAX in area. One of the largest screens in the area. It also has the…read morebest sound systems for an IMAX. You feel like you are there with the sights and sounds only the missing is rush of the wind in your face. Saw movie top gun maverick. Good movie and best venue to see this movie. Just make sure you get there early to get the best seats. The place fills up fast. Also make sure you buy the tickets online. Couldn't buy the tickets at the theater. Every seat was sold out.

This is my first time here at the theater since the upgrade to the IMAX. We arrived on the opening…read morenight of Captain America on February 13. All of the exterior window windows were previously there were people selling you tickets have been covered in vinyl sign wrapping. This first look dates a theater. Upon walking inside, all you see is a cheesy 90s theater that has some cheap accents to try to distract you. There's some random set up of a fly grey arms chairs in two long tows back to back. They do not look comfortable and there's no way you could sit in one of these and not have your conversation clearly by the immediate chair right behind you. They have kiosks for self check in but look like the cheesy low cost version of ones at Cinemark. The concessions aesthetics are super, super cheesy looking and that includes the 90s looking bar to the right with bartenders. The concession prices are wildly expensive. The ICEE branded paper cups were very misleading and are priced at $9 with tax. The soda being dispensed was all off branded flavors-cola, blue prawns cherry. There is only one size . Oddly, when you self check out, that is where you will find the commemorative large cups for each movie in the theater. The popcorn buckets are also randomly placed. There are helpful staff guiding you through the concessions and as you fumble your way through self checkout with the same scanners used at Publix. Let's move onto the theater. We sat a couple of rows from the back in sears 13/14. I was in seat 14 and the speaker was really close. It is so insanely loud-I could not sit there. I moved to seat 11 but still I had to use my fingers the entire time to block the deafening decibels that made the movie experience not enjoyable. It was not DOLBY SURROUND SOUND. Just giant speakers not balanced. I told my husband I won't be back to see another IMAX here. The IMAX AT World Golf never had these issues. The surround sound was balanced. The screen is half the width of the one at WGV too. Barely sized to be a IMAX. Hubby liked the laser screen. The seats really suck. I am 5'2 and I had to hop into the recliner to get in. My feet were about 12 inches from the floor. The recliners we not as comfortable as the ones at Cinemark. They were like a cheap couch, hard and not buttery. My hsuanf is 6'1 and his legs were too long. The end of the foot rest hit him at his mid-calf. The controls were not the best. For some reason they have a USB CHARGER. Are we charging our phones and talking during a movie? I miss the heat that Cinemark has with their recliners because this theater is cold. Te recliners are hard on your butt to me. The theater was very clean. Tickets to IMAX are $17 a piece. The concession prices are outrageous. What you get it not worth it. But due to the deafening sound of the speakers -won't be back. My husband said he thought they were trying to do the 80s vibe but in 2025. I think it is tacky decor. He was not a fan of Epic compared to Cinemark. It's like comparing a privately owned mom and pop old school theater to a high end corporate theater. Nothing was designed with the guest in mind. We live just 10 min away but we will gladly drive to Durbin Park. Let me go home and have a Tylenol because of the headache from the poor sound. The popcorn is already bagged and not kept in a warmer like at other theaters. As a result it is not freshly popped. I don't think they get enough people here because we went on opening night of Capt America and there were 17 people in the theater.

The concessions area is very confusing. There was no one there taking your orders, as it is self…read moreserve/self check out. This also caused the area to be very messy (popcorn just spilled across the counter, bags randomly placed), which is a "no no" in any establishment serving food. I had to ask someone opening bags of merchandise near concessions for some nachos, as they were advertised, but nowhere in sight. The set up was just very unorganized and unsanitary. Once in the theater, we got to our seats and they were filthy. Leftover popcorn and trash from the previous screening were all over our seats. I thought the theater crew came in after each movie to clean in for the next group? Oh, and the recliners? Mine was broken and only came up 1/3 of the way. I didn't leave because my little one was super excited to watch the movie, but it was not a pleasant experience for me. Epic theater? What an Epic fail.