I went to the movies with some friends and the lady in the front asked one of my friends for ID…read more When my friend acquired a picture of her ID the woman started to question her about her address and her birthday. My friend calmly answered all of her questions when the lady says "I have eyes and can see the picture, keep your sarcasm". My friend then replied what she was referring to because we were caught off guard and confused then the lady kicked us out and sent a big guy to get us out of there. When I asked if we could be refunded on our way out they threatened to call the cops on us so we walked out. Horrible attitude and kept all of our money without allowing explanation or bringing the manager when we asked for him/her. Have never had an experience like that and would not return to this theatre. The lady that caused this scene was the short chubby darkish one with the piercings in the front. Do not go here! If I could leave 0 stars I would.

Has this happen to you? Where you send $10 or more on a movie and it suck! Then you rent DVD's…read morewhich is not bad cause $1 and some cents on a movie that you don't know if it's gonna be any good. But sometimes you want to get out of your comfort zone, and have a theater experience! I recommend this place! The seats are shabby but the place is clean . The staff are helpful and they have security at night. We went to go see BURNT, for food critics like us I truly recommend this movie, also the movie CHEF.

I give Manic Haus props because they are trying to bring some bit of sleek urban culture to the…read morevalley. The shows here have been fairly good, usually in the lo-brow/pop art surrealism category to more high modern abstract styles. The gift shop have art books, vinyl toys, custom clothing and bags, and other goodies of this nature. Its away from all the other art galleries on main street so people tend to overlook. Its worth the extra walk.

Have to give this place 5 stars because of the passion of the lady who runs it. Obviously she has…read moreput in a lot of time and work to get the place to where it is today. Yes it's small, but the displays are nice and she will verbally fill in any gaps as well as answer any questions - VERY friendly! Thank you for your effort in keeping local history alive. Love the historic building it's located in also.

Small museum in a renovated historic building. It has a collection of local history and…read morememorabilia. It is enough to give you an idea of the town's history but it is basic. The staff was friendly but one woman was oddly aggressive and asking probing questions about what I was doing there. It's not worth a major detour but worth seeing if you are interested in local history.

Already a well-known pilgrimage site among Catholics, the City of San Juan, TX, is also home to the…read moreGelman Stained Glass Museum. It's here where you'll find beautiful works of Catholic artwork depicting major scenes from the Life of Jesus Christ. Having visited San Juan many times (my family and I usually do every year), I consider the museum one of those places I'd pass by, but don't bother to check out. That is, until today. One of the women at the front desk told me that it wasn't formerly an Orthodox church, which I originally assumed, and it was constructed in 2015, finally opening to the public six years later. The exterior, and of course, the interior resemble one of those epically grand cathedrals in Europe. With a chant recording wafting in the background, a visitor can easily get lost (mentally) exploring these magnificent masterpieces. It's a good thing photography is allowed so as long as it's with your phone, tablet, or even a camera. Speaking of which, I captured several of the stained glass windows that caught my eye. Among those that stood out to me were the Birth of Jesus, the Holy Family's Escape to Egypt, the Resurrection of Jesus, and St. Patrick's presentation on the Holy Trinity using a shamrock. There are also a few statues standing guard amidst the exhibits as well. Another tidbit I got from the front office is that a chapel acting as the miniature version of the museum is under construction just a few feet away. It's projected to be completed this year. I'd you ever find yourself in the Rio Grande Valley, please pay a visit to this hidden gem.

We had a private self guided tour for 10 people! It was amazing! We actually did have staff to tell…read moreus some of the basics and give us a sample of the beautiful music from the organ. New building in the works for more, older windows. Must see if in area!!

This is the second time I've been here. This time they wouldn't let me bring in my drink. They…read morewant you to buy the Kool aid I guess???? First time they let us.

My son is autistic and he LOVES playing here! It's always clean and the staff are kind. My son…read moreleaves here pooped. It's very affordable and safe.

Cleanliness 4 Price 4…read moreFood 4 (snacks) Ambience 5 (for children) Staff 5 Best spot in the RGV for your kids you have fun. It's an indoor playground where your children are safe and have plenty of room to explore and just be kids. It's cleaner than most public parks and you don't have to worry about the environment or uncertainties of weather conditions. The establishment has comfortable seating while you wait for your children to play. Of course you have restrooms close by if needed. The Staff is always friendly and very welcoming. Staff is constantly monitoring the playground to ensure that all children are safe and following rules. The Staff works hard to keep an eye out on the children in all parts of the playground. They certainly take their time to make you feel welcomed and invited. I highly recommend if you have children under the age of 10 to bring them here so they can have tons of fun. They do offer a snack bar with yummy treats such as freshly made popcorn, chips, a variety of candies, cotton candy, soft drinks, bottle water, Powerade, ice cream and even nachos. With so much more to enjoy.

Tonight was one of those moments that reminds you why small towns are so special. We went to the…read moreWes-Mer drive-in and enjoyed two movies under the stars, but by the end of the second one, our car battery had died. Without hesitation, one of the attendants came over and gave us a jump. When I tried to tip him, he kindly refused and simply told us to keep coming back. It wasn't about the money--it was about helping someone out. Small town folks truly have the biggest hearts, and nights like this remind me how grateful I am for simple kindness and genuine community.

Best seats in the whole town!! Great bang for your buck! The hot Cheetos and cheese go hard too!read more

I was super excited to finally go check this place out. They open at 8 pm so we got there actually…read more15mins prior parked on the dirt road and walked the rest of the way to the haunted house. It was a fun walk super dark, palm trees all around and neat. We bought tickets online so only thing that sucked was that we had to wait in line to get tickets and then get back in another long line. But waiting was fun because there is scares strolling by scaring people and you can take pictures. The line took about 1hr till we were finally inside. The house was super cool from 1880 the props were awesome, I'm not one to easily be scared so I went for the recon. Honestly it is alot of fun! I do recommend it just be careful there is areas where you have to go down low & even crawl. Oh also they do have porta-a-pottys, and they were making food to sale by the ticket stand it smelled delicious!

I had so much fun at this place! I went with my family,as l was walking down the trail a guy…read moredressed as a pig came up to me and chased me! My mom was laughing at me the whole time.My little brother and l were scared to death,when we were in line , l chickened out,but my little brother went in with a very nice officer,and he was with him the whole time,he was very helpful,Everyone was so nice and it was very life-like, l DEFINITELY was scared!!! I am definitely coming back with some friends!