AMT ruined the Terry Fator performance by having the worst loud sound system I've heard in years…read morewith sustained SPLs exceeding 100dbs and extremely distorted bass. Likely broke every OSHA employer sound reg in the book.

This is a small but very nice venue that provides a great experience for live events. We came to…read moresee Alton Brown Live, and the evening did not disappoint. Parking was well organized, and the lines moved quickly, making it easy to get into the venue. Once inside, we were able to find our seats without any hassle. Overall, the venue was efficient, comfortable, and well managed. We would definitely attend another event here.

Show started at 7:30pm - we arrived at 5:40pm (doors open at 6pm) but was seated as soon as we…read morearrived. Food was hot and fresh - the server was friendly but not attentive. Theatre was warm but I honestly think it was due to the sell out crowd. Due to the table set up - you felt close to everyone around you. It doesn't make sense that the tables do not face the stage - it makes it uncomfortable. We were seated with ppl not in our party - they were friendly but not enough space. The play was great - live music was a fun edition. Overall a good experience and will definitely come again. We will just be more strategic where we sit.

Fantastic show. Great buffet. Our family loved Oklahoma. Ado Annie stole the show. Lori and Curly…read morewere better than the original movie!

We've been here only 5 times, but Sight & Sound Theatres present one of the best and most…read moreprofessional performances you will ever experience. We've seen Samson, Daniel, Noah, David, and Joshua. They offer a 180-degree view with 3 stages, almost making you feel like you're immersed in the presentation. Live animals (sheep, horses, camels) and actors interact with the audience by walking up and down the aisles during the performance. Please note it's important to book at least 6 months in advance. We always sit on the floor in the center section. They have a balcony section as well. There is ample parking in the parking lot. They have a nice gift shop, very large clean restrooms, and refreshments. They offer fresh roasted almonds which are delicious. ** I'm not sure how sensitive some people with nut allergies may be but be aware it is the first thing you smell when you enter the expansive lobby area. ** We're going again next year to see Jonah and really looking forward to it.

This is a beautiful theater they put on very elaborate biblical performances. Inside and out this…read moreplace is very picturesque . It would be lovely to have a wedding or some special event here if allowed. I went to see Joshua. It was very entertaining and somewhat interactive. I'm not a major animal advocate, but I just wonder about using them in this fashion. Hopefully they are receiving top-notch care. Would I go back? Maybe?

Four stars because I've only been there once, and it was for the Imax theater. So I have no…read moreknowledge of all the other screens. The Imax theater provided a terrific experience, especially for seeing the Christopher Nolan version of The Odyssey. The place is loud, too loud, really -- the biggest strike against it. The ever-rumbling bass in the movie's soundtrack blotted out some actual dialogue. The Odyssey as a movie was terrific. A masculine perspective -- but you did quickly see just what made this story perennially popular. A man must go to war when duty ordains it, even though no one wants to and the object is to get back the wife of another Greek king after she had run off with a young, handsome stranger. Ten years of war and everyone wants to get home ASAP after the victory. But Odysseus chooses a different route and the trouble begins. A great series of challenges unfolds, to make his return to a beloved wife, son and his own kingdom nearly impossible. That is the story, and the yearning for a whole family and a regular life is overpowering. It seems like it just can't happen, and he will be stuck on that desert island with Charlize Theron forever, poor guy. Glad we saw it. But it was a bit too loud. Previews of coming attractions are pitched somewhere near 10,000 decibels. Also, the chairs recline so much they were even a little difficult to climb out of.... But I am not complaining! I was glad to be there! Oh, yes, the $8 matinee was most welcoming, too. A little touch of Zeus's Law.

I thought it was a little rude of your bartender to openly talk crap on her customers to her male…read morecoworker instead of serving customers or doing anything productive like cleaning glasses, sweeping, etc. I'm sorry I like going to the movies alone but I'll stick to REGAL, AMC OR KENDIG which are far superior institutions of cinema. Update: I apologize. I'm kind of antisocial and have a drinking problem, but I assure you I was sober at the time of this bartenders crap-talking and I heard what I heard.. It's hard enough for me to get out of the house with my antisocial personality and lack of friends and this just makes me want to watch movies at home instead.. Fandango gift card for sale btw, hmu.. $15 OBO for $25 Fandango. It's regal or home for me now Things that were said: "he looks like he already had enough," "Hes buying tickets but all his cards keep declining." "Next to the guy with the water bottle (me)."

Hey friends! We visited this location to see Michael…read more This was a nice theater! We went on a Friday afternoon so it was nice and quiet. The theaters are huge and spaced out. Reclining Seats are luscious and comfy. There's a full service bar on-site as well as brick-oven pizza. Definitely an amazing touch to a movie theater. Customer service: Friendly Prices: typical theater prices lol Parking: Plenty free parking Atmosphere: Cozy. Located inside a walkable shopping center with dining options. I hope you enjoy!

I love that they have real food and it's delivered to you. I really like that the seats recline and…read morethere's a heated seat feature. My Mac n cheese bites weren't bad. A bit greasy. The seats were torn. I didn't like that we had to print our tickets and it couldn't just be scanned.

The Santander is a beautiful venue. The acoustics and ambience are on point. I would go here to see…read morea show anytime. We had dinner on The Mezz and I would not recommend that. The food was just ok - very difficult to manage plates etc. Supposed to have wine with our ticket, but they were out of white wine entirely. So , go for the show, skip the dinner!

The Santander Performing Arts Center is one of the venues I frequent locally. It's absolutely…read moregorgeous! The architecture and design details are breathtaking, especially the ornate ceiling work and vintage theater charm. Every time I walk in, I'm reminded why I love live shows so much. The acoustics here are usually fantastic, making it a great place for concerts, comedy shows, and everything in between. I've been to many events here over the years and always enjoy the experience. I usually sit toward the front right side of the venue, where the view is clear and unobstructed by the structure it really feels like there isn't a bad seat in the house. There are several bars and snack stands throughout the venue, plus a small area for merch tables, so everything you need is within easy reach. Tickets are generally very reasonably priced for the quality of the experience. Parking is probably the only minor consideration there's on-street parking as well as multiple garages nearby, but you'll want to plan for a short walk. Overall, it's a beautiful, historic theater that delivers great shows and great vibes every single time. Highly recommend catching a performance here if you get the chance!

Like most people I never heard of a magic-lantern until a few months ago . But being a history buff…read moreI had to check it out for myself and I was not disappointed. The magic lantern is from the 1800s and was the predecessor to the modern-day film industry. It consists of a series of slideshows while the host who also operates the lantern narrates a story. Music was played throughout the performance. I knew many of the stories such as Night Before Christmas, the birth of Christ, and Christmas Carol as well as some I never heard before. The host was very interactive and before the show personally asked where we were all from. He then gave us a Christmas quiz and offered mini candy canes as prizes for correct answers. With only 30 operating magic lanterns left in the world it was great to see a piece of lost entertainment.

The teachers are caring and talented. Small classes allow for individual attention. Crickets is a…read moregreat studio!