Going to the theaters isn't what it used to be 15 years ago. It's better! You get recliner seats,…read morebetter food, and a more elevated experience fit for the digital age. What could make it better would be getting food delivered to your seats but we're not at that stage yet. I don't go to the movies as often as when I was younger. Partly because movies nowadays have a somewhat quick turnaround being accessible on subscriptions like Disney plus. Ticket prices have gone up too. Although we don't go often, the experience does become extra special.

This is a nice, modern-looking theater with meal options to choose from, which makes it a cool…read moredine-in movie experience. The seats come with tables, so you can enjoy food while watching your movie, which I thought was a great touch. I came here to watch Devil Wears Prada with one other person, and I was honestly a little surprised by the ticket prices. For just the two of us, it came out to about $40, with each ticket being around $19.50, which felt a bit pricey. Other than that, my experience was decent overall. I didn't get the chance to try their food this visit, which was something I was looking forward to, so I'd definitely like to give this place another chance and experience the full dine-in option next time.

http://www.aafes.com/exchange-stores/Movie-Guide/showtimes-Schofield-Barracks.htm…read more That's the link to check movie times. I'm surprised that no one has posted this yet. This theater is located on Schofield, usually cool temperature, so bring a sweater, and has good seating and sound. Great way to see a movie at a discount.

I like coming here. It's never overly packed unless they're showing a free movie screening. The…read moreticket and concession prices aren't bad for the things that are offered. The employees actually seem like they enjoying their job. The seats are comfy and the auditorium is huge. I wish they were open more days per week.

Great price and a decent theater! It doesn't have the fancy reclining seats, but the chairs are…read morevery comfortable, and the armrests between seats can be lifted up. Concessions are affordably priced, I paid $9.50 for a large popcorn and small soda. Keep in mind that the concessions close 30 minutes after the movie starts. They only accept credit or debit, no cash for tickets or concessions. There was plenty of parking nearby, only about 15 spots right next to the theater but a larger lot about one block away. The theater was super clean! For $5.00 a ticket, it can't be beat!

I wasn't expecting a lot. I mean, it's a base movie theater. But after a few great visits to this…read morelittle theater I'be been consistently surprised. - Bring cash ($5/person)! several times I've gone and the credit card machines are down - Concessions close 30 minutes after the movie starts - Get there early!! The movie starts at the time listed, so if you want to see previews then show up 15-20 minutes before the movie should start - Stand up for the national anthem (played at the beginning of each movie) - Keep an eye out for free movie previews in the MWR catalogue. I've seen several movies this way. There's always a line, but have never seen over 60 people in line - Movies tend to go to Sharkey Theater about 3-4 weeks after the premiere date in the theaters If you have base privileges then go! It's actually nice (and I'm pretty picky)

We were asked to drop off son in law's mom here today, Sunday for her hair appointment after Bud's…read moregame. Since he was the coach and they won the championship we obliged the favor. He couldn't very well miss the pizza party as our older one ordered and was carrying the many boxes of pizza to the field with the help of a family friend's son. Even though it's a Sunday and just a drop off, you must pull a ticket, enter, then make a U- ey back out for no charge. Luckily have been here before for the doctor that does our colonoscopy. It's the season of giving and reciprocity. Happy holidays.

Medical care in Aiea, O'ahu, Hawaii…read more.. My aunty's doctor has an office on the third floor of Mary Savio Medical Plaza. I didn't notice this building where Elephant and Castle Restaurant used to be... a long time ago... on Kaahumanu Street. Anyway, I just used GPS to find the building. Aunty said that if I park on the 3rd level of the structure, there's a walkway that connects straight to the building. She was right! There's even a convenient lab on the ground floor of the building... yay! Inside, the directory and signs were helpful. The only downside was paying for parking. The doctor's office doesn't validate. There was a kiosk next to the elevator that accepted credit card payments. I'm glad that I paid before we returned to the car. The car in front of me had problems exiting... because they didn't pre-pay...

Has games, claw machines, etc. One can order food, too, from Johnny Rockets. They are in the same…read morerestaurant space. It's clean. 2026 June.

I would imagine it could be easy to be neglected here on a weekend or if it happened to be super…read morebusy - there seems to be a lot going on and not enough staff but this wasn't the case for us We came on a Monday around 6pm to celebrate my not-so-little guy's birthday. We were greeted by the one lone waitress as soon as we entered, even though she was taking an order at a table We were told we could choose anywhere to sit so we took a long table in the middle, near the bar and the waitress Bea was soon to follow with menus Peanut butter milkshake. That is all. lol we got nachos and burgers and fries and onion rings and beer buckets and we had a grand ole time Bea was watching when I set up the birthday cake, she even offered a lighter if I needed one, and after my guy blew out his candles, Bea came to the table with a birthday goodie bag and a REMOTE CONTROL SONIC RACECAR from the prize counter! She said they give them for all birthdays ... but I think that's only true for the goodie bag ;) In any case, we had a great time and Bea was outstanding!

The theater has been closed ever since the pandemic started in 2020 and hasn't opened except for…read morespecial meetings.

At $4.50 per ticket, you're seeing a movie in the theater that's been out for a while. The…read moreconcessions are average - definitely cheaper than off-base. Sodas, popcorn, candy. You do, however, get what you pay for - just watched a movie here last night (I think our 3rd time at this theater) and I could hear this clicking sound every time there was a quiet scene... it really took away from the movie, in my opinion. It sounded like as the reel was spinning, it was knocking into something every go around. Anyway, it's a nice cheap place to catch that movie that you missed out on a couple of weeks ago! Sometimes it's not very tidy, but at least it doesn't stink, and it's not usually full unless it's the theater's first showing of a REALLY popular movie.

My family and I visited Chuck E Cheese in Kapolei for the first time as we were celebrating my…read moredaughter's first birthday here. We all had a nice visit overall, however, when my son and his two friends entered they had a very bad experience and were treated horribly by Gia. My son and his 2 friends arrived before us. Gia opened the door and asked if they were over 18 to which they responded that yes, they are 18. Probably a policy and procedural question that is asked when people look younger. They then explained that the rest of our family, including two children, were on the way and would be joining us. Gia's responded with a very rude and dismissive, "I don't care." Extremely unprofessional and uncalled for, especially if she's the person right at the entrance when you enter this establishment. While they waited near the front for the rest of our family to arrive, she continued giving them dirty looks which made them feel very uncomfortable and unwelcomed. It was very disappointing to say the least, especially since we were there to celebrate a special occasion and first birthday with our family. There was absolutely no need for the attitude from Gia. Management should think about who they're putting at the front entrance and should really consider the employees who are professional, kind and respectful at the front instead of rude employees like Gia. Thankfully, the rest of our visit was okay, but the poor customer service my son and his friends experienced when we first arrived left a very negative impression.

Kapolei location is great, especially since it's on the newer side…read more Great option for birthday parties! Love the arrangement of tables around the toddler game area, allows parents to be close to their child w/out worry about belongings at the table. Pizza & salad bar is decent and slightly overpriced however the cheap game prices make up for it. They did away with the stamp and black flashlight at entrance/exit. It's now a photo at with their backdrop which I appreciate as a mom who hardly gets pics *with the keiki. Ample parking. Friendly Staff. The keiki are always happy here then knock out on the way home so it's a win. The end.

First time attending the weekend drive-in movie nights…read more Purchased tickets on Eventbrite. Price decent: $20 per movie per car with up to 5 family members. Live music playing on stage 2. First screen was showing one movie, second screen a double feature. I arrived in a truck and was parked in the back fence near the walk-through for the restroom. We could easily see the screen and hear the soundtrack which were blaring through the concert speakers. Mind you, this isn't a HUGE outdoor movie screen. It's a large screen set up on a stage with speakers on each side. A food truck was present til halfway through the first movie. Small concession stand set up in the front building. Bathrooms also in the front building. A little strange walking into the school, but restroom were right inside the building. 3 stalls for women. It would have been nice to have them cleaned before intermission as The floor was littered with TP. All staff were very nice and gave directions to facilities and parking. Overall a pleasant experience, would definitely recommend.

None of my friends knew where this place was, maybe because it wasn't on Yelp? Maybe because no one…read morehad heard of it? The address was confusing because it was listed as 91-1180 Midway Street on Stubhub and Google reviews, the official webpage lists it as 300 Franklin Avenue. If you get lost, just follow the long line of cars heading to the same concert that you're going to. We were headed to see Kaskade play on November 2 and we were just following the cars pulling off Midway into a large field. They charged us $20 to park in a big, dusty, Keawe-thorn strewn lot. My friends were mad that they had to pay $20 after shelling out $68 for the concert, which was in a large field. I told them hey, at least they posted their prices, because I've been to events where the parking attendants are shady as hell and quote you any price they want. I once got ripped off at an Wonderland event, where they said "$35" for parking on a grass field. My friend, who was in another car, got charged $25, so where is the justice in that? For this very reason, I boycott Wonderland Events. I think a much more fair price would have been $10...after all, it is a DIRT field with giant roaches, centipedes, thorns and trash. It appeared as the place had been weed-whacked the day before as there were huge clumps of chopped vegetation every where, logs, rocks and detrius. It was so dusty the dust went right through my sneakers. PAT DOWN: I heard someone say, "women line up" and I was separated from my friends for my very own frisking. I am sure the girl patting all of us up hated the job. She asked me to open my fanny pack and started asking me what was inside my ziplock bag. She picked it up and started to inspect it when I told her it was my "pee stick", you know, so you can pee standing up like a man, coz no way was I going to sit down on those nasty porta-potty seats. She very quickly returned the bag back to me. CONFISCATED: my friend got his cigarettes taken away. Again he was mad, because there were people smoking everywhere at the concert. You can take in a sealed pack, but not an open one. MINI-FLASHLIGHTS come in handy, and I always say this at concerts where there are Porta-Potties. Super duper nasty and dark, so you don't know where, or what, you are stepping on. Also good for using in the parking "lot" to avoid stepping on those large obnoxious roaches. NAKED WOMEN: plenty of them. I've never been to a concert with this many half-naked and nearly-naked women. Perv paradise. SOUND and STAGE: pretty decent. We were able to get pretty close to Kaskade but I don't think in my concert-going years that I had this many people STEP on my foot, shove past and generally be rude about it. Maybe it was because we were squished up toward the front. My friend had a broken toe with a post-op shoe and a crutch. I was worried for him. My concert days in giant fields with cigarette smoke, pora-potties, outrageous parking fees, sweaty arms and bods shoving past, toe-mashers and half-naked to nearly-naked women are slowly coming to an end. I'd probably repeat this scenario only if my favorite band Above and Beyond came around again, but they would probably have a classier getup.