While visiting family, we decided to pre purchase tickets for Toy Story 5. This theater is an…read moreextreme theater. HUGE screens. They offer 3d and regular versions too. We saw it in extreme and out seats were in row E. We had wanted them a bit further back and didn't expect them to be so close to the front. They also didn't have recliners like many newer movie theaters but they were cushioned nicely. The building was clean and concessions moved fairly quickly. They do not put extra butter on the popcorn, you have to do that. We would be back if we were in the area and wanted to see a movie!

The theater is always clean, and if you get a chance to do any of their special events, I highly…read morerecommend it.

The theater was clean and comfortable. All staff members were attentive and friendly. The popcorn…read morewas delicious! The theater has very comfortable reclining seats.

Compass entertainment is one of the best things to have happened to the northern neck area. Thanks…read moreto the owner for building this magnificent facility with amazing theatre and arcade area. They also have outside play area for mini golf, go kart, baseball hitting cage and ice rink in the winter. We love going to the theatre on Tuesdays for half off price. One of the best theatres you will ever visit. Seats are world class with the best recliners and very comfortable. Screens are amazing and the audio quality is top notch. They have a restaurant and you can bring food inside. Arcade area is awesome for all age groups. Various things to keep yourself and your kids occupied for hours. Highly recommend checking out mini golf and go kart. If you're into baseball, you will love their batting cage as well. It has speed setup for various levels. They provide helmets and bats. Service and ambiance is great as well. Absolutely wonderful place to visit all year long.

Friendly staff. Comfortable seats. Not a bad little theatre for the location. The bar isn't too…read moreshabby either.

Always my go to theater It's always my go-to theater in Lexington Park, Maryland. I love the…read morereclining seats and the cleanliness of the rooms

Just as you'd expect. Clean and good layout. Great location right by garage ... food court just…read moredown the escalator . Has those big chairs so you can snooze if the movie sucks Ez in and out. Seeing a movie with others on the big screen is soooo different than alone in the home.

Went to the movies Friday afternoon and had one of those customer service experiences that makes…read moreyou pause for a second or five. There was no one in line at concessions, so two employees were having a grand time socializing. When the young lady finally came to the register, there was no greeting at all. Interesting how one can be friendly toward their co-worker but lack customer service for the job they are being compensated for. I actually greeted her first and jokingly said something like, "The roles seem reversed," but I don't think she understood what I meant. Since when did greeting customers become optional? And why should customers feel like they're inconveniencing employees simply because they'd rather continue chatting with coworkers? Basic courtesy and acknowledgment still matter. There are other places I can spend my money.

Definitely a fun experience and a great way to watch a movie outside of the theater great service…read moreevery thing is explained well how to tune into the movie. Easy to order items too.

Great movies, very friendly and accommodating staff. Comfortable seating. Haven't eaten there so…read moredon't know about food but people seem to like it.

The theater has been renovated, but not to any great effect in my view. The screen is certainly…read morelarge, though not as large as the one at Udvar-Hazy. The reason you'd go here instead of there is simply convenience. The seats are rigid and small, and it's not a great way to watch a long event movie. The first two rows were apparently held vacant for my showing, which makes me wonder why you'd build a theater where the front row seats are so bad that they're blocked from use. I arrived early, but despite them having no trailers apart from a commercial for the museum you're already in, my movie still started 10-15 minutes after the listed time and thus finished rather late at night. It just isn't the top-notch entertainment experience I think that the nation's capital deserves.

It is a very unique experience to see a new movie in the Air and Space Museum after hours, and I…read moreenjoyed seeing The Bride! here recently. It seems like people don't realize they are showing Hollywood movies here after dark because the theater was at least 75% empty. It is very clean and comfortable, and the massive screen really makes a difference. A few tips: + You have to enter on the Jefferson Street side, which is the entrance facing the Mall. + They do have concessions. You can get popcorn, though it's the prepackaged kind, not fresh. There are both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available, too. We had a tasty IPA from Red Bear. The museum lets you bring in bottled water, too. + The seats, while padded and comfortable, do not lean back, so it is difficult to see the screen unless you are sitting in the top half of the theater. I say Row J and above are best. You choose seats at the time of buying tickets. + When you enter, go left, there are signs for the theater, but there were also plenty of guards present telling people where to go. It was pretty easy. At the end of the show, the bathrooms are located in the basement level. The main drawback here is the theater has very bright blue lights illuminating the stairs that are not turned off during the movie. They completely wash out the bottom 10-20% of the screen. For the Bride, only a few scenes were in the IMAX format, so it wasn't a huge deal, but if you see an action movie that uses the format more, I can see it really ruining the experience. It seems like a pretty easy fix to block the lights from shining on the screen, like little covers over the top of the light fixtures, so the fact that they don't do anything about it is pretty disheartening. Overall, it is a unique experience worth trying, but if you are a lover of the IMAX format and are seeing a movie you are excited about, I have to recommend finding another IMAX option if you can.

Great theater experience! First time visiting saw Mario Galaxy with my two young grandsons…read more Reclining chairs were comfort with trays. I Like the self-serve soda and popcorn. Clean bathrooms. Self-serve ticket kiosks. Closest theater to my home. Will Definitely return!!

This is my first visit to the newly renovated Flagship Cinema. The theaters are small and clean…read morewith comfortable heated leather recliners. Free self serve popcorn and soda refills. Overall, excellent theater experience.

So this is my local theater. I go here weekly and it's usually always an enjoyable experience. I've…read morerarely had problems here. The seats are really soft, so if I know a movie is gonna be LONG, I come here. The waiters and front desk are usually very nice and attentive (unless it's a sold out film and they're running around trying to get everyone). The food options here are pretty good! Don't expect Gordon Ramsay food, but it's better food than what you'd get at AMC. I do love how every Alamo is decorated in the fashion of their area. Because we're near DCA, our theater is an airport theme. It's really cute. I do have two qualms: Sometimes they turn off the escalators and if you're handicapped like me, there's no way to get up to the next level. They don't usually like customers using the elevators, but what can you do? Also they have big talk about kicking people out in their phones, but when you complain about someone, the waiters are too afraid to do anything. I saw The Apartment here and there was a guy literally talking on the phone. Three other customers complained about the guy and the waiters did nothing. I had to go over and yell at the guy myself. My BEST TIP for you: if you're hungry and want your food and drinks fast, get to your showtime 15 mins early. You'll have your stuff before the movie starts. If you come on time, you won't see any of that food until the 30 mins into the movie.

Overall a good experience at a clean and unique theater, but there's a learning curve that first…read moretimers should know about going in. The layout isn't intuitive. Theater 1 isn't clearly labeled and you just have to know it's the large main room. The ordering system also takes some getting used to. You start with a QR code but at a certain point it cuts off and you have to handwrite your order on a paper slip and press a button to call your server. In a very dark theater that's not practical, and there's no confirmation that the button was actually pressed. Service was inconsistent. We ordered bottomless popcorn and M&Ms. The M&Ms arrived after about 15 minutes but I had to remind them about the popcorn, which didn't come until nearly 45 minutes into the movie. We skipped ordering real food because we weren't confident it would arrive in time to enjoy during the film. That said, the chairs are comfortable, the staff is friendly, and the pricing is noticeably better than other dine-in theaters in the DMV. It has real potential. Just go in knowing it rewards regulars more than first timers.

This movie theater is pretty nice and has more unique screenings than the Annapolis mall theater…read more My mom and I usually come here a couple times a year for certain movies. We were just here again recently and enjoyed the theater. Staff are helpful and the theater seats are comfy.

I am a very frequent moviegoer: I go probably 3-4 times a week (it's kind of my go to place for…read morezen). This theater used to be such a great alternative to the more mainstream vibe of the Annapolis Mall, but over the last year, it's just become kind of a disappointment. It's bad enough that it's expensive to see a film here, but they don't really show a lot of the indie films anymore which used to be their big selling point. Today I lucked out and got to see The Brutalist, but normally this theater shows essentially the same films they show at the mall around the corner. Not only that, but during my movie, the walls were so thin that I could hear the movie in the neighboring theater. And considering that the auditoriums are also in a various state of disrepair, why would I spend more money to see the same movie in a not as nice theater....? This theater is sadly in dire need of a facelift if they want to compete with other theaters nearby in my opinion.

A great little bar with great food options and screens that keep any mainstream event airing. The…read morestaff are hardworking and do their best to keep your needs met. The tap selection is surprisingly well stocked given the bars association with ADH. For deepest of film fans out there, Ghost Bar Cinema hosts trivia on Thursdays! And I recommend you come prepped because they will put you to the test in all the best ways. All in all, Ghost Bar Cinema is a great little bar in an ideal location for all. It's a great spot to kill an evening for all manner of occasions.

Formally, Madhaunters Madhouse! This is a dope attraction to check out. The drive for me was about…read more45min (coming from Waldorf Md) and it's so worth it. We arrived early around 5:45pm and went 4mins around the corner to Electric palm (yummy) for food. Parking spaces are available on site. I suggest to get there right when they open @7pm or earlier. Spaces do get tight and it gets crowded quick. The sooner the better and you don't have to wait as long. The general admission is $20. They give you a ticketed number. Then you have to wait til your ticket number is within the group numbers called on the tv screens to go on the trail. However, while you wait you can purchase paintball for a extra $7 & the escape room for $5. I do think they can approve with the extra add-ons. The escape room is in a little trailer & you have only 5mins to find a key. The paintball is set up in a little tent & you just hit zombies on a projector screen. I feel like they can improve the paintball by opening up another part of the field with stadium lights an actually have a game going on. If it be with two teams of customers at a time or customers against zombies. There is also a free movie playing to bypass time. Every night theres a diff movie. They also, have food trucks & a bar with two bartenders. I suggest they include one or two more bars to help with the lines. So, I say at least six bartenders. Also, need to have more selections in the alcohol ( they didn't have Hennessy). Anyway, the trial itself was really fun. It lasted a good 35-40mins or more. I appreciate that compared to other haunted attractions that are over in a blink of an eye. I loved all the props, the scenery, & actors. I was scared a good few times. My fav three parts was the sucken bridge ( feels like you're falling thru), the scene where its a green fog room like walking thru a pond or forest & the actual walk thru the diff parts of the jail! I will def recommend and will be back as long as they make improvements & change the trail every year. Websites for more info: https://www.virginia.org/Listings/Events/GhostBarCinema Ghostbarcinema.com