I understand that this theater is sort of a labor of love and was in danger of being closed…read morerecently and whatnot, and that's all well and good, but with the condition the projector is in, they should NOT be charging people money to see movies here. Tonight's screening of The Dark Knight featured: - The lamp going dim at several points - The picture not being centered on the screen - The first reel prematurely ending after a period of dimness - Volume so low that we had to crane our necks to hear what the characters said - Out of focus picture - Very little contrast - The trailer reel wasn't shown - no Watchmen trailer! - Air conditioner so loud that it overpowered the already low sound Now, I would have been comfortable donating money to see the movie and feeling like I was doing a good deed for an ailing theater, but when you charge an admission to a movie there is, on the audience's part, an expectation of a certain experience - namely, being able to see and hear the movie. The only thing that kept us from walking out was the sheer awesomeness of the movie itself.

We went to this theater with some concerns after reading the two previous older reviews. We found…read morethat those reviews are no longer valid. The screen is not small, it's sized correctly for the size of the theater. The sound was also correct for the size of the theater, not like some of the mega theaters that think the people in the parking lot also have to hear it. It's a very nice small theater, only gave it a four stars as the seats are a little tight if you are a wide body but not intolerable.

We love stopping in each summer to talk with Karen and John, and to admire the beautiful pieces…read morethey create. It's a true gift to choose a piece of jewelry each summer for me to enjoy and treasure knowing that will be passed on to our daughter's and our son to share with their future families.

Such a fun, family friendly place!! The walking trails are well maintained and clearly marked…read more There's plenty for kids to do around the grounds. It was really fun to walk the trails and see all the trolls! The grounds are really pretty this time of year with the hyacinths and daffodils blooming. Soo many varieties and colors! The gift shop was cute and well maintained. Service at the Cafe was great.

This is a huge botanical garden with the famous trolls as a major draw. I obtained two adult…read morepasses from my local library (many Maine libraries offer free passes). We visited on a beautiful Sunday in May. There is so much to see there. I found it a little difficult to get oriented (I am certain I missed several gardens. I did enjoy the children's area and the senses garden. My companion needed to rent a scooter which i learned about on the website. They also have wheelchairs to borrow for free. What I might have overlooked on the website (if it is there) is that there are many parts inaccessible with scooter or wheelchairs. We weren't able to see a few of the trolls because of this restriction. There are trolleys circulating the park to allow folks with mobility restrictions to see those areas. However, we only saw one trolley spot and the trolley was already full. The driver did say they come around every 20 minutes. Next time, I will pack my lunch in a backpack and perhaps take advantage of one of their tours.

This village has a little of everything that everyone can enjoy! From different exhibits of…read moretransportations like the vintage vehicles, train rides, and feeding goats! Thursday- Sunday Shannon's unshelled has her food truck available to those who want to stay in the village as a great accommodations for all. (Even though her restaurant is 4mins down the street in case those newbies that would like a good bite to eat) My family and I enjoy coming here and are now pass holders! We look forward in creating many memories here!

The Boothbay Railway Village and museum is put together and maintained with a lot of love both for…read moretrains but also for the history of the area. Staffed with folks who will talk your ear off for hours but are also respectful of your time, you can see so much from train memorabilia to a huge collection of antique cars and trucks. Make sure to ride on the steam locomotive and explore all the buildings. There's also a nice antique store and gift shop on the grounds.

Please put the Cruller and coffee dessert on the menu , permanently... what an amazing , delicious…read moretreat !! Our dinner service was great ! ....and with the full moon rising, and such great company ... such a nice dinner last night .... we just love our club ! Thank you to Jordan (dining room manager) and all of the hard working staff that treats us like Kings every time we visit! Thank you for taking such good care of us thru this crazy season ...we appreciate all the Staff , Golf, tennis, spa .. and Dining The Nelsons

Paul's Steakhouse just opened in May, and we tried it on 9 June for dinner. The grounds and…read morearchitecture are absolutely wonderful. They made a perfect gin martini. We ate in the lounge area with a shorter menu, but by all means ask for the full dinner menu - great looking selections there. For my first time, I had onion soup (one of the best I have had) and a 6 oz filet (MR) with spinach and potato au gratin, which were perfectly done. We will definitely go back. BTW, all staff were very friendly, polite, and helpful, Paul knows how to pick and train them