I got lucky to find some free parking on the street It's Really nice experience, everyone has your…read moreown headphone to enjoy the movie. I went there at November so it's getting cold at night. Make sure you bring extra layers to be warm. The ticket come with a hot chocolate:) Hot chocolate with movie with lovely friends ! Best combination

I have been here multiple times now and it is always a fun experience! Honestly, the only complaint…read moreI have is that the popcorn is stale and food is mehh. Tickets are on the pricier side, but this is more of a treat than a normal theater, so I'm okay with it. Headphones do a great job of blocking the sound out. They are large on me, so I always have to get the kid's headphones, which still work just as great. It really is a great view and location within downtown. I like that they have a set parking price while you're at the movie, but $11 is pretty steep when you're paying $25 per ticket.

This is an awesome spot for a Cheap movie! It's older for sure, but if you're not looking for…read morebougie, this might just be the spot for you. They have beer and wine as well as snacks, and have happy hour specials. It's a no frills kinda spot, that makes a visit to the movies with a family a bit more doable! The staff has always been nice as well.

We had a blast watching a movie with the DBOX seats at the UltraStar in Mission Valley! The seats…read morehad synchronized movements that mirrored what was happening in the movie. Since we saw an action movie, it truly made the experience memorable. The seats also had buttons for you to adjust the intensity of the movement. A lot of theatres use "buttery toppings" that don't have dairy, but most employees can't be bothered when asked if there is any dairy/milk product in them. Here however, Landon kindly pulled out the ingredients which set me at ease! Some of the DBOX seats were in bad shape with large rips and cracked padding. Fortunately, ours were okay. Since the specialty seats were about the same price ($25) as basic reclining seating in most theatres today, I will definitely be watching the next movie here using DBOX seating!

I enjoy going to swap meet so I was excited to come check out this one! Admission is super cheap…read moreand there's even discounts for seniors. The area was big with lots of vendors and even food vendors too! It was just nice to walk around and see the great deals people had to offer! There's plenty of parking but I do recommend coming early just in case it fills up for those busy weekends.

PRO-TIP: BRING CASH…read more They have ATM's on site, but of course there's a fee. You need cash to even purchase tickets in, so keep that in mind. There's different prices for different days. On a Sunday afternoon, it was $3 per person. For frequent shoppers and vendors, I think they have stamp cards, which is neat. We had to speed run this trip because we had plans later on in the day, but we saw there was a swap meet across the street from the Brazilian restaurant that we were getting brunch at and nothing prepared us for how MASSIVE it is. I grew up going to swap meets, with one down the street for me, but this is hands down the BIGGEST one that I've been to. So big that my friends and I got split up immediately and it was somewhat difficult to find each other and leave towards the end since there's just rows and rows and aisles and aisles each and which way you turn with some dead ends here and there. There's food vendors and of course, lots of trinket, electronics, thrifted, home goods, and so much more. There's plants, fresh fruit, nuts, a neat little accordion (not sure what it's called but it's antique looking and little mechanical bits and pieces to it) that a performer had, jewelry, toys, video games, unique artwork, school supplies, clothes, etc. Before entering, we saw a vendor selling 6 pieces of clothing for $10. Friend got a bunch of accessories and jewelry for under $20. I got a cool 2 headed T-rex for $2. Some cool things were vintage Beanie Babies and the Panda Express restaurant signs? I would love to come back here and thoroughly parse through everything. Get there early in the morning and then spend hours here.

From the many states that I have traveled to and there are many places which have the great history…read moreand the great magic which was here before with the many sounds of the music and the wonder of the shows and the plays that were performed at the Starlight Bowl Theater. When you take a look at the stage and the wide look of the seats you can imagine the many people when they came to theater the sounds of the orchestra that would welcome the many theater goers with the performers would greet so many. When you think back to the years of the 1940s you look back to the black and white films to when the many films and the stage would have a stage announcer, he would be the one that would get the audience the announcements and with the music to start the evening. The tuxedos and the dresses which were some of the dressy wears with the night of entertainment. With the many productions that have been performed at the Starlight Bowl Theater from the modern performers that have done large concerts and the grades of music from the first orchestras which were the many schools that were performing in front of the many crowds. With the many museums that had opened at Bal Boa Park the coming of the Panama Canal Exposition which was the greatest thing that gave the city of San Diego and the performing arts theater with the Introduction of the many new flavors. With my visit to Balboa Park, it was one of the best to see the places which had the performing arts area that gave the Starlight Bowl Theater its name and the power that it shared with the park. The years you see in the theater and the with the many colors of theater and the way the way it was first opened the sounds of the music you can still hear from the Starlight Bowl they have playing and the sounds of the 1930s and the 1940s. When you walk about the many areas near theater you can still see and feel what the age of Bal Boa Park and the Starlight Bowl the many musical and the first actors that would come to the Starlight Bowl and the Orchestras that made the 1930s up until now you may see there is so much history with the Spreckles and the Bal Boa Theater which are connected to the performing arts. Being a Yelp Elite Reviewer when I saw the Starlight Bowl was closed it was like killing the music of San Diego the history and with the sounds of great music and the age of the Broadway Shows have made the Hollywood. Films and the first black and white films the many years from the first age of films and the many years of the Orchestras first performed here. The Starlight Bowl is one place that has so much energy and the magic which is still there to restart the Starlight Bowl to give a great taste of the yesteryears to show San Diego what the original films and the Broadway Shows. Starlight Bowl still has the power and the feel to bring back the crowds to shine under the stars of San Diego.

It's been a while since I watch a movie in the cinema. It feels like a lifetime ago that I would…read morepay money to sit in the dark on a very straight-backed (yes, the chairs are very upright. This AMC does not have the inclining seats) chairs, surrounded by strangers to enjoy an uninterrupted movie for about 2 hours. I liked it, even though the person next to me was kind of a mess; he had a bunch of dirty napkins stuffed in the cupholder that was meant for me at the start -- which he kindly removed (but missed one). In any case, still an enjoyable experience.

You've got to be kidding me…read more We showed up early for our movie, and nothing happened. No previews, no ads, no movie... just a dark screen and a theater full of people sitting in silence wondering what was going on. After waiting, I called the front desk and was told they were "trying" to fix it. No apology, no updates, no offer of a refund or any compensation for everyone's wasted time. What makes this even more frustrating is that management apparently already knew the projector was having issues, yet customers were still being seated without any warning or communication. I usually arrive early because I actually enjoy watching the previews and ads before the movie, but instead we spent that time waiting with no information and no customer service. Technical problems happen. Ignoring your customers and failing to communicate is the real issue. Very disappointing experience.

Really enjoyed our AMC visit. It's been a few years since we've been to this theater. The theater…read moreand the mall apparently have had some upgrades. Very nice!! Friendly customer service, yummy popcorn & chill vibes. The seats were extra ccomfy.

Disorganization 101. Sadly, due to the poor customer service, I'd have to think twice about coming…read morehere for a movie or screening again. Unfortunately, the approximate one hour before the movie, was a complete disaster. As I entered the theater, looking for the ticket table as I had done at other screenings in the past, there was no table to be found. I mentioned to the girl at the entry that I was looking for the ticket table and that I was here for the screening, and you would have thought that I was speaking Klingon. Poor girl had absolutely no idea what I was talking about as she stared at me blankly. Looks like someone didn't communicate what was going on today. This is where the chaos ensued. As we created a single file line inside, anxious with anticipation for The Odyssey, Adrian suddenly appeared. 'You guys have to wait outside, you're blocking the exit doors' he quipped. So those individuals blocking the doors, about half of the line thus far, stepped outside. A few moments later Adrian reappeared, this time with his sights set on us who were patiently waiting alongside the stanchion ropes. 'You guys gotta go outside, you're blocking the walkway', which clearly we were not blocking any walkway. Apparently the third party company running the ticket distribution were late, so there was nobody assisting to guide the situation. At around 6:15 or so, a rep shows up who apparently worked for said company. Unfortunately that didn't help, as there was continued confusion about where and how we should line up, shifting us from one spot to the next, until Adrian reemerged. 'You guys need to line up against the wall' he rudely shouted. He continued to shout again stating we were blocking what appeared to be a backstage/employee exit door. I wondered if they talk to their coworkers or other patrons like this. It wasn't so much as what they said, it was how they said it. Perhaps he was having a really bad day. We were told by the rep that we would be let in at 6:30, however we didn't start getting let in until about 10-15 minutes after that. According to the rep, "they" were setting up the theater and that's what was causing delays. Once inside, we were then tasked with finding unreserved seats in the dark. I only say unreserved because as you looked around, it was clear that none of the reserved seating was for our group. Thankfully, we snagged the first two open seats right when we walked in. I probably would have gotten some snacks, but since we were let in so close to the start of the movie, we decided against it. The seats were comfy and the sound was awesome.

-arrived two hours late -power and significant technical…read moredifficulties -screen deflated/inflated several times -movie video locked up in the middle of Act II -disappointed Star Wars fans, families +recommend a dry-run next time Fun Flicks was scheduled to arrive at Liberty Station at 6:00pm, according to the Facebook announcement, to show Star Wars the Force Awakens, sponsored by Comickaze. The turnout crowd was really big, both the front picnic blanket patron area and the back chair patron area were full by 6:00pm. Fun Flicks arrived at Liberty Station two hours late. At approximately 8:30pm, the truck pulled up, but the giant inflatable screen, video and audio systems took another thirty minutes to troubleshoot because of a loss of power and audio feed. The inflatable screen deflated/inflated three times before the movie started. By 9:00pm the screen was up, the video and audio were working, but half of the families and kids in both the picnic blanket area and the chair area packed up and left. The kids' time was over, it was getting cold, they had to go to bed. The screen deflated/inflated again, during Act I. Later, the audio cutout during Act II, and the video froze a minute after. That was it, I was not a fan at that point, I called it quits, packed up and left sad and disappointed. My faith in the Force was lost. The opportunity cost loss was pretty big. The Comickaze guys were out almost $2000 for this setup, but they apologized to the remaining crowd and offered discounts on their shops' comic books. The audience will blame Comickaze, they don't know who Fun Flicks is. Fun Flicks apologized and scheduled a makeup-date. This event needs improvement. Liberty Station power requirements, temperature and moisture considerations, and no technical support all played a hand. Recommend performing a dry-run a few days in advance at Liberty Station to figure out power, video and audio problems.

It was a last minute decision to jump in the car and head over to Heritage Park in Old Town for San…read moreDiego County's Free Summer Movies in the Park. On this night, "Brave" was the featured film. Movies start at sundown, but the county was wise enough to provide hoola hoops for the kids to play with while waiting for the show to begin. We arrived about 20 minutes before the show started and had no problem parking or finding a nice spot to put down our blankets. It was such a great experience seeing all of the families enjoying a sunset picnic and kids running around on the grass and snuggling with their parents. Here are some tips for having the best time possible; * Dress warm - Think sweats and beanies. It gets a little cold on the ground once the sun goes down, even in San Diego. Some smaller kids had on snuggly pajamas which is fine too, unless you have the kind of kid who is going to be doing a lot of playing and running around before the show. * Bring beach chairs and or blankets. Make sure to have warm blankets to cover up with too. Some people left early because they were cold. * Don't forget the hot snacks! Think a thermos of hot chocolate, warm apple cider or other warm drinks. Some people picked up burritos on the way, some brought pizza and sandwiches. Everyone with hot steaming food was the envy of their neighbors. * Bring a couple of toys. Kids were playing with balls and bug catchers prior to the show. Josie hoola hooped, but I kind of wished I brought her ponies so she could have had something to offer to her new friends. We only got about half way through the movie, since Josie started falling asleep around 9pm. Luckily, we were near the side, so it was easy to make a smooth exit without walking in front of anyone. I would definitely advise that if you think you might have to make a quick getaway too! However, since it is all families, I'm pretty sure even if you were in the middle, everyone would understand.

Went here one time to watch a play named "Tres Camarones" great show and the theater is cool and…read morebeautiful being underground.

I have been going to the Lyceum since Horton Plaza was still around. This place specializes in a…read morelot of original plays, and if you got a season pass, you're in for a treat, a lot of local SD artists performed here, you never known whom you ran into because some of them had moved from theater to Hollywood movies. The last play I saw was Viet Gone, and the first play since COVID was The Great Khan which I got a pleasure to attend. If you enjoy performing arts, come and see it for yourself. I wish I could take some shots during the performance, but it was strictly prohibited. The facility was designed very unique, you get to walk down and even further deeper down to reach the main stage, yet everything else got pretty well maintained except for the construction next door right now, I really don't know what they're going to do with the old Horton Plaza, although it was dearly missed. Parking was easy, some meters are expired after 6 PM, if you don't mind walking a few blocks like me, some expired at 8 PM, then you might have to put in a few bucks, but that's downtown for you, I think everyone else would rather pay valet and enjoy their sit down during the show, am I right?