Watched movies here for 4-years of university, never had a bad experience. Always go on CPX…read moreTuesdays when tickets are super cheap.

I accidentally paid for a movie online for the wrong date. When I called Cineplex they answered the…read morephone right away. The person that answered was friendly and efficient. I also received my refund right away. Very happy with their service.

We usually go to the Cineplex by Masonville Mall but based on movie start times, we chose the…read moreImagine Cinemas to watch "Ready Player One". Bought our tickets online and liked the reserved seating so we didn't have to show up super early to get a good seat. There was ample free parking on the 5th level of the parking structure which lead right into the theatre. Once inside, I was thoroughly impressed by the amazing leather reclining seats! So much leg room and even with the chair fully reclined, people could still walk by without grazing their ass on your face! And there is zero chance of someone kicking or vibrating the back of your chair with their feet...big PLUS here! Also was a big fan of the larger seats which provided a nice distance of personal space to the person sitting next to you. So comfy, I almost fell asleep! Regular ticket price was $13 which is a bargain compared to Cineplex VIP theatres, where the seats don't even recline! I shall return Imagine Cinemas...definitely a VIP experience without the price! I can never go back to the tightly packed, snug Cineplex seating.

I've said this before. this is the best cinema in town. great prices. great staff, my brother in…read morelaw is a special Olympian, They treat him like family. Thank you All staff.

I have been here probably 4-5 times in the last 3 months and every time they do something to make…read moreit a little better! Lazy boy recliners are awesome, middle arm folds up which is great. You can choose your seats online, no need to rush to get your seat. Unlimited popcorn & drinks = bonus. Now you can even order your food before you get there and skip the lines!!! Love it!!! Good deals to be had, half price Tuesday & couples Wednesday!!!

Popcorns everywhere!…read more Landmark Cinemas in south London provided a good movie experience. It featured 8 theatre rooms within a colourful retro interior. There is a concession immediately past the entrance and large popcorn refill for their members and they were willing to provide smaller bags. The actual movie audio/visual experience was great. The big screen is huge compared to smaller independent theatre chains (Imagine), and has no reflective glare for better picture quality. The reclined lounge seats are comfortable and make for decent view even near the front. Interestingly, we noticed there were premiere seats with recliners paired side-by-side within a partition for couples viewing. Their Movie Club membership included a movie admission each month, concession discount and waived online booking fee. Only blemish was the popcorn spread over the concession floor that no one seemed to be assigned to sweep away. A seating area is available to wait before showtime as staff cleaned up the theatre room. Skip it or hit it? It's worth coming for a comfortable movie showing especially if you overlook the popcorn strewn over the floor.

Cineplex finally stepped their game up! The VIP experience…read moreis unreal .. There is a high end bar in the lobby and a menu of restaurant level food! Not only in the lobby but they have waitresses coming up and taking orders all the way up until the movies starts. I ordered chicken tenders with fries and I was BLOWN away. These were the best chicken tenders I have ever eaten. It had a nice buffalo sauce on them to give a little kick! And they were so moist and soft! The fries were also nice and crispy. I was shocked at how tasty these were at the movie theatre. Highly recommend !! The price for food and alcoholic beverages were reasonable. Then the movie starts and you are in a comfortable recliners and what it has over other is HEATED SEATS! This is so unreal and relaxing. All these components while enjoying a good flick. Also the theatre has tons of space as they do not over back them which is also great! Cons: - tickets are quite expensive ($21.00 per ticket approximately) - only 3 VIP screens not always showing what you want to see

I booked a VIP ticket and was not served, despite pressing the call button multiple times. I find…read morebeing confrontational difficult, so I kept hoping the button would work. It didn't. I would recommend their VIP theatres.

Such an incredible time. Whether I went with my son alone, or with the grandparents, had fun with…read moreall ages.

What a fun and nostalgic experience!…read more Be sure to arrive early enough to park and visit the concession stand. The concession stand is clean and has a pretty good selection of snacks. The popcorn was fresh when we visited. My only comment would be to hire a few more teens to work behind the counter, the wait is very long.

The Grand Theatre, under a variety of different names has been entertaining Londoners for over 100…read moreyears. I have been going to shows for over 30 years and am rarely disappointed. That being said, I don't go to every show but normally pick two or three a year that most interest me - not including smaller productions downstairs at the McManus or one off concerts or events. Admitedly, it may not have the production values of a big Broadway play but more importantly it doesn't have the cost. The seats are comfortable (well, relatively) the lobby and lounges are well decorated and they often off rotating art and/or interactive displays set up. There is a decent selection of beer and wine to be enjoyed at intermission and even cookies and juice for the kids - all at reasonable prices. Ideally situated in the heart of Richmond Row, it's easy to have a nice dinner beforehand or apres show drinks. I'm always amazed when I hear some people say they've never been as it's always been a part of my life and the cultural experience. I mean - yes, sure -- I've seen some plays that I enjoyed less than others but this can be pretty easily avoided with a little careful selection of what shows to see. London is lucky to have regional theatre of such an amazing caliber and I hope it's around for another 100 years!

I went to The Grand Theatre last night to see A Christmas Carol. The theatre is older but well…read moredesigned and maintained. It may not have the big production value shows, but they always have good shows on. Food selection could have been better. It is a great night out and would recommend it to anyone in London.

I recently came back here after many many years for the Maple Harvest Fest, and overall it was a…read morevery pleasant experience. The Museum itself is quite small, but they do offer activities for groups and educational sessions for students. On the particular day that I attended, I thought it would be something similar to attending a Maple Sugar Bush; however, I was a bit surprised. Inside the museum, there were a few vendors selling homemade jewellery and clothing, and by the time I arrived, the majority of the maple offerings and treats had sold out. There was an option to do a virtual reality tour of a longhouse, although I preferred to experience the 'real' thing. There was a reconstructed longhouse outside where there was a brief, 2-station demo and introduction to the housing structure itself, as well as the preparation of maple sap by the heating of rocks and boiling down of the syrup. The staff were all very friendly and knowledgeable at the Museum. It would be a great session for young students and families with young children.

I saw a burlesque show here. It was pretty awesome. The sound cut out for one performer but the…read morecrowd kept the beat with clapping. The chairs aren't comfy but there's a bar! It's an old theatre and it shows but I think that's part of the charm.