Took my granddaughter to see a movie here, and the staff couldn't have been nicer. To my surprise,…read morewe were even thanked for coming as we were leaving. Definitely going again!

Clean, friendly, accommodating and relaxing environment. One of the best and economical ways to…read morespend a part of your day.

We went here on a Tuesday. That means we got a small popcorn, small side, and two tickets to the…read moremovie for a whopping $16. Not a bad deal. They were showing 4 movies which were the most recently released. Seats were high backs but not reclining chairs. Theater was good sized and had good sound. We got there right when the movie started so not sure if they showed previews but loved sitting down and having the movie start right away. Staff was friendly. Popcorn was delicious. Loved that they were making it fresh when we got ours. Overall, nice smaller theater to enjoy a movie. Only open Tuesday and weekends.

Would like the Tuesday special back especially for us Seniors!!! I would rather see a movie at the…read moretheatre than donate my weeks salary to the slots than never never never pay out!!!

I get it you are a sports bar but I would have hoped there would be a few more options on the menu…read more Service was good at the bar went to watch a Wild game.

My daughter and I went to see a band here recently. We went early to get an appetizer and drink. We…read moresat down and waited 15-20 minutes for a waitress until I finally went to the bar and asked for menus and drinks. We waited another 10 minutes and then went to bar to order. The bartender, I think his name was Jace, was very helpful and kind. He came and got our dirty dishes also. Not once did a waitress come to our table. They looked at us a couple times but did not come over. It would have been nice to at least have them acknowledge us and maybe apologize. I haven't had that bad of service in a long time!!!! I did tip the bartender d he deserved it!!

Whenever we have family in town, they'll ask to go to casino. They heard about this one up north…read moreand wanted to check it out. Huge casino with a huge parking lot. We went at night, casino floor wasn't busy. No smoking except for the smoking room that has a door to enter. Self serve soda station and food court area next to the buffet. The hotel lobby is also beautiful. However, we didn't stay, just came to gamble.

I had not been to Grand Casino Hinkley in quite some time. Decided to spend a Saturday night here…read moreand had an absolute blast. Won quite a bit on slots which I was not expecting. The room was great, as was dinner at the steakhouse.

Okay. Let me just start off with: this is a nice venue for the music/sound system and views with…read moreplenty of space. Supposedly this was a sold out show but it didn't feel too cramped at all. Plenty of bathrooms without lines. They did only have one entrance so there was a huge line there but it seemed to move fast. They have strict security and search any bags. The problem was their bag policy SUCKS. It says the dimensions online but they are very strict on that. It's like the tiniest of wristlets ever. I think a man mad that rule but I guess it's for safety so no can sneak in any weapons. I also really hated their alcohol selection. AWFUL selections -mostly gross beers and only one kind of seltzer- Nutrl Orange. I had a sour stomach the next day. Their food is also outside of the entrance so you have to come out to eat it. Plenty of parking but the lines to leave the lot after the show took at least an hour.

For starters this is an amazing venue I have been here many many times for multitude of shows and…read moreI've never had a bad time or bad experience. With that said on Friday May 31st 2024 myself and a whole lot of other people as you can see were there to see the one and only Snoop Dogg! Unless you're living under a rock everyone knows who Snoop Dogg is which means that the employees and security also were aware. Which means they were also aware of the crowd that this would bring. It was a beautiful eclectic crowd there were literally toddlers that were being carried with pacifiers in their mouth all the way to people with canes and walkers there... It just shows what a diverse fan base that Snoop has. Again I've been to this venue many many times and have tickets for another major artist 2 months from now and I'm looking forward to it but the way that the amphitheater staff handled this could have been much better and they should have used some forethought because with an artist like Snoop it's going to be a packed house. Again people were waiting in a line of thousands... A sea of people from the front gates of the amphitheater all the way back around the entire campus of the casino almost out to the street well after 7:45. The line finally started to thin around 8:00 p.m. .... Might I add that if you call and listen to any of the announcements or look on the website or on your tickets every single show the gates open at 7:00 the show starts at 8:00. Well the show started on time and there were still at least 500+ people in line if not more. Apparently the staff realized this but not in time because I heard that they opened the gates at 6:30. They should have opened the gates between 5:30 and 6:00 p.m. for that show. They had the staff they were prepared they knew what was happening but they allowed the situation to overwhelm them. The show was amazing except for the fact that for three tickets we paid almost $1,000 and once we finally got into the show not only did they not scan our tickets they didn't scan the people in front of us they didn't scan the people immediately behind us and we ran into people in the show that just wandered in because the way they opened the gates just to get people in... We went to our seats and couldn't get in them because there were people sitting on top of people in our seats and security or amphitheater staff was nowhere to be found. Basically we paid $1,000 to stand in the aisle for over an hour in the rain and get bumped and have drinks spilled on us..... For the record I'm no longer a 20 or 30 something I'm an original Gen X lol which means that as much as I love a good rowdy rootin-tootin good time.... I want to have the option to sit if I want to in between songs and not risk having someone's beverage poured down my shoulders. I would like to say for the record that I reached out to Vivid tickets where we purchased our tickets as well as reached out to hospitality staff at Grand Hinckley casino and hopefully between the two of them they will figure something and rectify The situation before the next big showol, because I know I'm not the only person that experienced this as after the concert I talked to several friends who were looking for me but they couldn't find me because I couldn't get to my seats there were also others who said they just took a chance and walked through the gates as they saw people walking through and not being scanned in which rubs a little salt in the wound because there were people who paid hundreds upwards of thousands of dollars to get into that show and because the staff was so overwhelmed at a certain point around 8:25 they stopped scanning tickets they stopped checking bags they literally just open the doors and it was a free-for-all So while I was halfway enjoying the show that my friends and I paid accumulative $1,000 for there were people who just happened upon the scene that got in for free to see an amazing world-class performance ‍‍ Hindsight is 20/20 and you can't change What happened I just hope that moving forward the amphitheater staff and management at Hinckley understand that when you invite certain artists that have such a vast eclectic fan base that you need to open on time or maybe even a full hour earlier to start letting people get in get their food get their drinks and get situated in their seats so that when the show starts they can stand or sit and enjoy the entirety of the show not be waiting a hundred plus yards outside of the venue and a line full of hundreds of people listening to the show on the sidewalk.

Awesome small town theater. Just one theater, but it is renovated and comfortable and great…read morevintage feel! They often have free kids movies and other special events where shows are free from time to time. They also rent it out for meetings or private parties. Love this place!

We love our hometown theater. The owners are awesome. The prices are low and the service is top…read morenotch thx's Milaca Theater family. Can't wait to see the new Star Wars Movie.

Best little town theater in the US! Family owned; inexpensive; free mints as you leave!read more

Friendly small town theatre with classic cinema nostalgia. Lower costs, great location, and…read morecomfortable seating.

Movie started 20 minutes late and rather than start the movie we had to sit through 20 minutes of…read morecommercials and previews. My son with autism was so upset by the time we got to the movie nobody could enjoy it. Keep it classy GTI Cambridge!

We went to an improv comedy on 10-21-2022. It was "okay". Tickets were only $10, so I guess you…read moreget what you pay for. 3 of the 5 "actors" seemed actually interested in being there, the other two...not so much. Cheap night of entertainment (1hour), had some moments, not great overall Overall C-

Zeitgeist is an expert at inserting the "non" in nonprofit. It is a nonprofit theatre and…read morerestaurant. First off we waited 10 minutes while the cashier ticketed the couple viewing Apple. What if they had a crowd. We went to see Malcolm's List. It was us and one other pair. They other pair purchase their ticket online. Total attendance for evening showings was 6. The theatre was nice, seats okay, and sound/screen adequate. It is in the basement of a very old building so it smells damp. My husband and I were city dwellers most of our lives so we are no strangers to independent theatre and films, however Zeitgeist takes the prize. The first "preview" was a short on two lakes, Superior and one in Russia, made by teenagers. The actual films under preview were extremely "independent"; ones I'm sure will play in very few markets except major cities with film clubs. We hope Zeitgeist gets enough donations to stay in business and we are able to visit again next summer.