With Brian you're treated like Carte' Blanche, you want tickets he's got them. You will not be…read moredisappointed Top Notch Customer Service right here!

Brian is honest and awesome! Your one stop shop if you're looking for great seats without feeling…read morelike you're getting ripped off by a sleazy scalper. The best in the west! Rock on : )

Excellent service! I've been a customer for years. I feel my needs are given personal attention…read more This is always my first choice when I look for tickets.

Matt is great and has never let me down. Cubs, Blackhawks and someday Bears, he'll set me up fast…read moreand in my budget.

Theme parks, buses, Movies, (AMC Silver/Gold), Football tickets, you name it they have it. You…read moredon't have to be a UCLA student to buy a lot of the tickets however if helps if you have your bruin card. As a proud UCLA Alumni I still buy all of my AMC Silver tickets here for like 7 bucks. Yep. I'm a cheap ass. Though, all you gotta do is wait 10 days and bam you saved yourself half that cost. Happy Trails! *THIS PLACE CLOSES AT 4PM SHARP.............................................. I can't even tell you how many times I've raced on over here and gotten here at 4:15 and been SOL (That's SHIT OUTTTTTTTTTTA LUCK)

Why get ripped off by Ticketmaster when you can pick up your ticket directly from the source? I…read morecan't stand the ridiculous fees the agencies charge you just so you can attend a concert or sporting event. I picked up my tickets for UCLA football and paid face value. You just drive down Westwood Blvd. and turn left into lot 8 and park on the upper level. You do have to pay for parking but it's still cheaper than Ticketmaster and UCLA gets the money rather than a middleman. The only downside is the traffic on the 405 and on Wilshire Bl. I would try to go between 11 and 2 when traffic is just bad rather than insane. GO BRUINS!!! Maybe stop off for a peanut butter and jelly or banana donut at Stan's donuts since your next to the village anyway?

What a cool experience! My group was welcomed by Aster and some amazing acting to get us into the…read morestory. You were then led into the VR spaceship room, which was the most insane experience! The VR was done so well, and I really enjoyed the immersiveness and the storyline. I actually wish the entire thing could've been VR. I thought the excitement kind of dwindled in the room with the test tubes, and also when we had to go outside to the parking lot to the third section of the experience, which just wasn't as amazing as the beginning. Some points to improve would be a more cohesive storyline, and making a tunnel in the parking lot area so it doesn't break up the visuals. I love escape rooms and the last challenge was pretty elementary, so I can understand that for families but I personally would like a more challenging ending.

"To the moon, Alice!" What a cool experience from start to…read morefinish! Our group arrived and we were welcomed by Aster and the creator of the Lunar Light Experience, granddaughter of Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa, Danielle Roosa. Meeting her and chatting about NASA and her grandfather (famous photo of astronauts playing golf on the moon) was the greatest welcome ever. The experience started with a walk to a moon vehicle where we strapped on some VR packs and proceeded to excavate moon rock for blue light from a meteor. After that we met a mad scientist and a lovely robot. Got to play in the lab. The escape room aspect of the event was simple and we got it done quite easily. I imagine this would be great for families with kids too. :) The end, of course, exits through the gift shop where you can get some super cool astronaut stuff. Even Apollo 14 shirts! I highly recommend you stop by and spend some time in the moon! Also, make sure you get your space photo op! I wore the right jacket for that. ;) Ps: Free parking!

This is one of the nicest arthouse movie theaters in LA named after the famous Laemmle movie…read moreindustry family. I've seen some great independent movies here and really enjoyed "Influenced"on my latest visit as part of the very fun LA Jewish film festival. The big bonus was I got to meet the star of the movie, Jill Kargman, and even got her autograph and a few photos with her. That can't be beat for movie experience and another nice thing about being in LA. The popcorn was also delicious. Highly recommended especially for indie movies.

Great local small theater. We saw the plague last night. I like how this theater shows independent…read morefilms. The trailers started at 7:30 and 15 minutes later, the film started! Audio and video were crisp. The staff member who checked us in was friendly and helped answer my question about the public parking lot around the corner. They don't tow after 9PM! Our movie was 7:30 and I was antsy since I only was able to pay until 9. The concession counter had the go to snacks and fresh popcorn. We ate dinner nearby at cafe Belen to support another local business. Next time we'll grab churros as our sweet treat post movie. As for recommendations, The seats could be upgraded if you're comparing to the lazy boy seats from AMC. You could feel and hear the springs. The bathrooms could also use renovations. There's many narrow stalls and rusted fixtures.

I have been participating in the Zero to Hero Bachata Sensual Class at Dancer University since…read moreJanuary and I can't say enough nice things about it! With no prior dance experience, I found the environment supportive for individuals of all skill levels. I've completed three beginner series and felt my confidence and skills improve. I highly recommend taking the series more than once since the instructors try really hard to make each series different. There is so much to learn, so repetition is key! I also like that you get to dance with the instructors and get feedback, I don't believe other dance studios do this so this a huge plus. My instructors were David/Michelle and John/Sofia. AMAZING instructors, 10/10. Both partners are highly knowledgeable and explain technique in easy ways to understand. I enjoy the demo at the end of the class. Some great inspiration!! I look forward to my continued journey at Dancer!

I took a Bachata class zero to Hero on Sundays from 3 to 5 with John and Sofia…read moreI absolutely was nervous going, but they're so friendly and within the two hours you definitely learned to dance. Super fun. Say it's good for people that don't have experience as well as as people that do have experience or something for everyone on repeating the class I used to Dance Salsa about 20 years ago The class is catered to people that do have experience as well defined tune and learn some new moves. The repeat classes keep changing so it gives you a full library of different moves Become the master of your dance here at Dance University, big fan

A hidden gem. Let's jump right into this review…read more The Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles is a renowned, non-profit theater known for intimate productions of classic and contemporary plays, new works, and educational programs. Two main spaces, the 500-seat Gil Cates Theater and the smaller Audrey Skirball-Kenis Theater. My son and I attended a play - Table 17 and sat in the balcony box of the Gil Cates Theater. Box seats $139pp Pros 1. Very nice venue. An intimate space with every seat being a good seat. Great acoustics also. 2. Bathrooms are clean and grounds are well-kept. 3. Small bar area that sells food items and drink, including alcohol. 4. Patio area and seating in the lobby if you arrive early. Doors usually open 1 hour before showtime. Theater doors open 30 minutes before curtain time. Cons 1. Parking can be a challenge but not impossible. Metered street parking. Use the text to pay function because you can add additional time from your phone and receive reminders via text when your time is about to expire. There are also paid parking lots within walking distance. Prices will vary. I was impressed with Geffen Playhouse and will definitely be back. BTW - Table 17 was an amazing play - funny, thought provoking, and an attention grabber.

This is such a lovely theater nestled in the heart of Westwood village, conveniently located right…read moreacross the street from UCLA! I have seen so many amazing plays here over the years and recently saw the play, "Master Harold"...and the boys and it was just as fantastic as I imagined it would be! It was very well acted and directed with a gorgeous set design. I really felt transported to another time while watching the play! The lobby and courtyard are gorgeous and while they are small and get crowded quickly, they are still enjoyable to relax before or after the play! We came on a Sunday thinking there would be complimentary wine (which there definitely used to be!), but sadly it seems they have discontinued this. The seats were comfy and pretty spacious and since the theaters are smaller here, every seat offers a great view. The sound amplifies well throughout the theater. The staff were very friendly and courteous. Parking can be a little tricky in the area but they do have a lot next door! We were able to find a free spot a few blocks away in the neighborhood! There's lots of restaurants nearby to dine at before or after the show as well! I cannot wait to return soon to see another play here!

It's a solid venue. It's not very big so it provides a more intimate space. It has enough height…read moreand air circulation, so it never feels humid in the studio. The general seating area is a large rectangle in the middle. Each row is long enough that I wish they would have an aisle in the middle. It can be bothersome to get to your seat or have people walk in front of you trying to get to theirs. They've done some impressive work with the small space. Lots of lighting and camera angles available. You can see a few pods on the side for separate/smaller live streams and commentators. The studio is connected to a public gaming room that has a few computers and some collectibles. It is also connected to a little concession stand to keep people from getting too hungry throughout the event.

Was such a fun experience for my first live esports event! Got to watch a Valorant game for VCT…read moreAmericas and it was super cool to see everything in person compared to streaming it online. I also liked that the venue isn't super big so it was quite intimate and fun! Was also able to grab a bite at the cafe. I got the nacho meal box which was definitely worth it. Nachos were surprisingly quite spicy but good. Also the matcha brownie was DELICIOUS! The whole thing was reasonably priced as well considering you got an entire meal and a nice keychain souvenir! Would definitely recommend fans to catch a game at this venue if they ever get a chance!