I wouldn't call this a good movie theatre but there isn't anything wrong with it…read more Watched You Me and Tuscany here...mainly to experience the movie theatre lol Sure: -friendly staff -everything works and you can watch movies here -easy parking -not a movie theatre giant Meh: -not particularly cute or aesthetically pleasing despite being a local movie theatre -no cherry coke when will they learn

Wonderful hometown feeling theater. Ticket prices are very reasonable and staff is always niceread more

What a fun time and at such a low cost! Shanghaied in…read moreAstoria, Topsy Turvy! With all the actors knowing everyone else's lines, Topsy Turvy is a role reversal. The women play the male parts and the men play the female parts. Most all of them pulled it off well and we roared with laughter all evening. My wife and I have seen the show multiple times and each is better than the previous visit. Even Jeff the bartender donned a red wig and dress!

Finally went to see Shanghai, it was so much fun. Looking forward to their upcoming plays. 40 years…read moreof Shanghai in Astoria. Don't miss the experience.

Peninsula Arts Center appears to be a house that hosts AMAZING musicians, and makes for a wonderful…read moreconcert experience! I visited here to see one of my favorite bands, and was VERY impressed! It is owned by Sue and Bill, two impressively gracious hosts and just amazingly kind people. The concert room is very comfortable and intimate, but not at all crowded. Volume levels are perfect, and the mix is great. All seats have a great view of the stage, and lighting is exceptionally well done. I was very impressed with and appreciative of the complimentary water, tea, cookies, crackers, and other snacks. There is a donations jar to assist with expenses if you're so inclined. There is plenty of on-site parking as well as free street parking. Peninsula Arts Center is truly one-of-a-kind, and I'll plan my next visit to Long Beach around Peninsula Arts Center!

Terrible experience -- be very cautious…read more Be careful using your credit card at this place. I purchased a $10, and somehow a recurring $-0 monthly charge was later added to my card without my knowledge or consent. Now I have to go through the hassle of disputing it with my credit card company. I strongly recommend avoiding this place, or at the very least, paying cash and closely reviewing your receipts and statements.

Seaside, Seaside, Seaside... I moved there when I was three, and if you grew up around that salty…read moreair and carnival glare, you know exactly what Funland means to me. My mom was a die-hard Ms. Pac-Man slinger back in the day, and my brother and I would burn through quarters like we were trying to keep the Oregon economy alive. The place still carries that old-school magic classic skee-ball lanes, the photo booth that's been snapping goofy faces for decades, and enough blinking lights to make a grown man feel like a kid again. Old games, new games bells ring, tickets sing, and nostalgia swings. Now these days your fun card works over at the rides too, and let me tell you something about those bumper cars. The track looks small... but those little devils spin, bang, and ricochet like a bar fight on roller skates. Fast, loud, and chaotic in other words, perfect. I always run a few laps there, but this trip I talked my wife into the Tilt-A-Whirl, that beautiful old beast that feels like it's been spinning folks silly since the 1920s. You know the one with the operator stick push forward and she flies, pull back and those cars start spinning like a politician dodging questions. By the time it really got going, we were holding on for dear life. I was laughing. My wife... not so much. Now I'll admit something bittersweet. Seaside isn't quite the little carnival town it used to be. They tore out the old roller coaster, a bunch of rides, and even that little snow cone shack at the end. These days it's more shops, more crowds, more folks than a church picnic on payday. But even with all that... Seaside still holds the crown on the Oregon coast. The beach cuts the wind just right, the Prom is perfect for a long walk, Broadway's buzzing, and the Turnaround still feels like the center of the whole show. So here's the rhyme and the reason, the simple seaside truth: Walk the Prom, hear the gulls cry, smell the salt in the air. Play some games, crash some cars, spin 'til you don't care. Drop a few bucks, laugh all day, let the good times expand Because a trip to Seaside just ain't complete... without a little time at Funland. Five stars. Still the king of coast-town fun.

Brought my daughter for her 16th birthday she had a blast got a room close to the water and just…read morehung out !

Very fun with a lot to do. We enjoy the bumper boats. They…read morehave many golf as well. The arcade games are fun and they have a variety.

When it is a bit windy or cold this is a fun place to come. A bit pricey, but fun nonetheless. It…read moremakes memories for the kids and family. I would do it again.

I haven't been in Seaside, Oregon for a while. Came here for the Corn Dogs and watched the Bumper…read moreCars while we waited. We've always loved this little carnival spot. Corn Dogs, Bumper Cars, Mini-Golf, what else can you ask for? The bonus for us was,we were staying across the street. The Corn Dogs were busy. We happily waited watching Bumper Cars. It really brought back memories of being at the State Fair. The Bumper Cars were awesome and so were the Corn Dogs.

This is a fun festival to attend. There are so many great parts about it, but the beer garden is…read morenot one of them. Sorry, lost a point for that. It used to be better but now they are limited and I feel that the area is not as fun as before. Let's talk about the festival.... The mascot is a Razor Clam! Yep, it is! Pretty funny. I actually go every year because I like when the town is booming and this seems to bring people out. Must dos are Chowder competition. You get to sample about 10 of them (2 oz little cups) and vote on your favorite one. It's fun when yours wins. There's free fritters but you only get a small piece (it's free) but it's fun seeing them make it. There's always a band playing. That's kind of fun. Booths, galore. One even had a mermaid in water once. I have seen the festival evolve. They got rid of some things but kept others and made others even better. What I do miss was the free items you would get if you visited specific stores. You would get a little booklet and if you visited one place, you'd get a magnet, if you visited another place, you'd get a key chain, another, you'd get something else. It made it fun to check out different places in the area. Again, it's worth going to and just enjoying everything... Oh, and the best part is that it takes place on a clamming day so before all this, you go clamming bright and early so it doesn't interfere with the festival. The festival even offers razor clamming lessons. I have never gone, but for those who don't have someone to teach them, it's probably worth checking out. April 2025

Now...I am torn writing this review. Many Yelpers have hidden gems, Things we'd rather keep to…read moreourselves...but, because I won't be going in 2015 and I want to see this event keep going, I will post a review. Hopefully I'll be there in 2016. Long Beach, a town of less than 4,000 souls on a windswept peninsula in Southern Washington opened its doors in April of 2014 inviting seafood lovers and nature lovers to come and visit. I would say the event was a success as I heard one visitor say all the hotels in town were full. Small town, homespun hospitality. The website for the event was: http://longbeachrazorclamfestival.com/ Events included razor clam digging lessons, clam chowder cook off and beach clean up, but most of all it was an opportunity to kick back and cool our heels and eat at many excellent restaurants. We even had some rain which was refreshing coming from drought plagued California. The city of Long Beach does have other events Their city website and calendar is: http://www.longbeachwa.gov/ Or try http://www.funbeach.com

This is a community center not an established restaurant. This review is only for the Monday…read moreBurgers and Jam With that in mind read on. Monday night burgers and jam Burgers $10 includes tomatoes/lettuce/grilled onions and coleslaw $1 for cheese or bacon My burger was a great medium well--still a bit pink but not running. The grilled onions were tasty and there wer plenty of conditions to add. Some details: All are welcome--kids to ages all the way up Cash only Minors seated on the left Bar on the right If there's an empty seat, ask but it's more than likely yours for the taking. Live music--low key and terrific--think guitar/banjo/uke/mandolin etc Parking across the street Lighting is low Know that service is slow. The goal is community so put in your order, grab a seat and a drink, and make a new friend.

We stopped in on the Legion for a drink before dinner across the street at Irish Table and we're…read morewelcomed cheerfully at the bar. I don't know if it's supposed to be members only or if certain night are just for members, but I visit the American Legion in Bombay Beach, CA quite often and THIS post is much nicer. I'm very happy with the souvenir pint glass that I bought for $1.50!