Clean theater. I've been here several times and always get the DBox seats and love it.read more

Update: It is now 4 days later, and still no one has contacted us about her fall for an…read moreincident/accident report. I have attached what her knee looks like now from the fall. This is ridiculous. I'm assuming the manager is not trained well or lost the paper with the contact information. This theater didnt make an accident report when my wife fell with the theater stairs. There was no lighting for your feet when using the stairs during the movie. It was dark, and she fell and busted up her knee. She didn't want to make a commotion and waited for the movie to be over, and we reported it right after. The attendant contacted a manager we spoke to him about it. I stated that I have seen theaters with lighting with the stairs, but didn't see that here, and that my wife busted up her knee. Wanted to report it for documentation. He said ok and left to go get something. We thought he was getting an incident/accident form to fill out, and all he brought was blank paper and a pen. Had her leave her name and number. He did offer an ambulance and a band-aid, but nothing else. He didn't offer her a chair when she was showing pain standing. He said someone would contact her the next day. No one has called about it. With a big chain like this, there is usually a protocol for accidents and forms to fill out for liability, and there was nothing. I don't know if he wasn't trained well or they didn't take it seriously. My wife is still in pain, and in the picture that I'm attaching is all the bruising that is developing. I dont recommend this theater especially for safety concerns.

The Denton Alamo is the first one I've visited outside of SF. It's a very different experience,…read moremore like a regular theater than I expected, but still a great place to watch a film. I was in theater 1, which was stadium style seating with very plush, reclining seats. This was very much like big chain theaters I've been to. Fortunately, this was minus all of the annoying advertisements that come with those theaters and instead Alamo's fun intro shorts. Food and drink, of course, were on point with the usual Alamo selections. The vegan cauliflower with the gochujang sauce were stellar and there were many good beer selections available. Service was incredibly fast but perhaps due to the fact that I was at an 11:45am showing on a weekday. Still, I appreciated the friendly and helpful service when inquiring about seasonal draft selections. Enjoy the film!

The best place in Denton to see a movie, with decent food and beer. As with all theaters,…read moreeverything is a bit pricey. Cool seasonal / rotating / special event menus so there's always something new. The folks who work here are great, but there are never (and I do mean NEVER) enough of them. My favorite terrible example is that there is always just one bartender on duty every Monday when the bar is always completely full for trivia. 17-20 teams, each team with multiple people, ordering drinks and food for more than two hours... and there's one person working. The in-theater waits are equally rough, and they still close you out early, which means the servers disappear about halfway into the film. Note that tips are added automatically. A fair practice but a good thing to keep in mind!

Watch out folks. Now for an old theatre with super poor movie lighting and grunge seats you get to…read morepay full first run movie prices. Use to go so we could afford the awesome popcorn and not end up spending $35 for 2 with popcorn and a coke. We wanted to see the movie so we paid the $8.75 per ticket but didn't get any popcorn :( The whole movie experience wasn't worth it now. Clean it, get new reclining seats and change out your movie camera bulbs and well come back, mainly for the popcorn!

Let's be real, this isn't cinemark or AMC, but in a way, that's a good thing. It's definitely not…read moreas nice, and seats aren't super comfy, but at $2 per ticket the value is unbeatable. The picture was nice and the sound was perfect which are the important things for a movie theater. They also didn't have any previews or stupid commercials which was nice bc that cut our visit 20 minutes shorter than a visit to a full priced movie. The staff was friendly and everything seemed nice and clean. I bet weekends might be a pain bc of teenagers though. So if you are low on funds and want to go see a movie you should give this place a try. Just remember that you aren't paying for a super nice theater. It definitely gets the job done and is easy on your wallet.

Amber sold us our tickets and gave us the run down. Very informative and friendly! Thank You Amber!…read moreGot there tonight for our Christmas movie... Amber greeted us again at the front door! Way cool! Went in and got our seat, (very comfortable) and sat down to get all comfy when Ben rolled up on us. Ben was really friendly and took the time to make sure we were all taken care of. (7 of us all together) Ben continued to check back on us throughout the night. Over all great time. Movie was good and the pizza surprisingly was really good too. Who knew? Five stars for sure! We will be back again!

The theater itself is nice, but old. The theaters are large, comfy, and clean. Staff are friendly…read moreenough. What I'm not happy about is my food order being incorrect and tipping being auto added to my receipt. I ordered a regular sized Coke. I received a xlg Coke in a ridiculous plastic character themed cup, that I do not want, at a higher price. They give you your receipt in the dark. You don't notice the tip has already been added, so you unknowingly double tip. We were auto charged 20% tip at a movie theater for only 2 people.

My husband and I enjoyed the production of Jesus Christ SuperStar. Wonderful community production…read morewith an extremely talented cast! We also loved the historical theater and the vintage vibe. Free parking was easier to find than we expected!

I encourage you to support your local theatre. It's nice to see your community participate in…read moreshows. The talent is great and the shows are well organized. I recently saw Disney's Beauty and the Beast and the makeup for the beast was an outstanding job! All the characters were so great and really put their heart into the show. There isn't much of a snack section and during intermission there is a long line to wait for the women's restroom so beware. Otherwise, this a great experience to encounter. Parking might be a challenge if the downtown square is busy. But it's in a great location to dine at with lots of places to eat. Great date spot!

This was a great idea! We did the advanced lazer tag and both kids and adults had a great time!…read more Even did it at night and it was AWESOME! Had an issue with a couple of the guns but someone was on call to walk us through rebooting them. Will definitely do again and Freedom Fun USA always called us back and worked on getting us a price that was in our budget! It was a win win!

This was a great experience. I wish they had volley balls, but they showed up early and played…read moremusic. I would definitely recommend it.

What a ripoff! I could've just sat down in front of a screensaver and saved a lot of money and…read moretrouble! 95% of it was just abstract and kaleidoscope visuals, and there was nothing educational about it.

Fun experience but they should definitely make it custom to their audiences age range. Ex. Took too…read morelong on each planet & we didn't get to go through all the planets either. The show was supposed to start at 5:30pm & it started at 5:45pm.

I first came here for a school assignment. They had an exhibit of the underground railroad…read more Photographs were taken at night. The art brought tears to my eyes. The next month, they celebrated Frida Kahlo de Rivera. Their exhibits are diverse and deeply thought provoking.

Dallas has one of the largest art districts that I know of in the U.S. That being said, there's so…read moremany pockets of galleries in the city. A must for photographers is the PDNB Gallery. Known for showcasing work of established photographers, this small space is a great place for rainy days and Mondays. You have to ring the doorbell in order to get in but after that you're on your own checking out tons of work. The gallery rotates work every six months or so be sure to get on the mailing list for more details. And the gallery is free!