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A clean discreet private place, my wife enjoys it and she's not easy to please…read more Her words Fritz the Cat is one of very few adult clubs I feel comfortable being in. If I happen to be with someone, others might watch but not interfere. I like taking my clothes off and making a friend who's OK with my husband watching us concerned only about my safety at the time my happiness later. Our visits at Fritz we both leave happy and satisfied.

Towngate has been bringing fantastic community theatre to the Wheeling area for more than 35 hours…read more It's a small-ish theatre venue with a lot of charm. I was in a few shows when I lived here and I saw many more - always enjoyable productions. There's usually a show every 1-2 months. If you're interested in theatre, you'll definitely want to see or audition for a show at Towngate, part of the Oglebay Institute. They do a fair mix of shows-everyone-has-heard-of, obscure stuffs and original work.

Enjoyed Towngate Cinema last night. For less than you'll pay at any multiplex, you can enjoy films…read morethat might not come close to the area, due to a more limited release. Their snack bar was okay. It's really the only reason I gave it a 4 instead of a 5. I was very glad they had coffee, but the cup was really small. I would have paid more for a larger cup. I might have had tea, but they only offer Lipton tea bags. Towngate is trying to raise funds for repairs on their building, so I know they can't spend an arm and a leg on refreshments. However, I wonder if they could get some donations from one of the local coffee shops, sell the beverage for more, and raise more funds. All in all, still looking forward to seeing more movies there, and I will still order a coffee (maybe two).

Solid movie theatre. Came here to see Backrooms on opening weekend in between my busy schedule…read moresince I'm in town for a wedding. The movie theatre had a nice fusion of new movies by using the typical posters you see in theatres while paying tribute to classic films through framed artwork. Though almost everyone under the age of 20 in the theatre was on their phone. That was extremely annoying.

This recent visit was my first time at this theatre in years! The layout for concessions was a…read morelittle confusing, but the employees were friendly and helpful and once we got it down it ran smoothly. We were only in line to pay for maybe a minute. The theatre seats are the puffy, fake leather, reclining ones. Mine worked fine and was comfy! I saw a few people bring in blankets and I may do that next time, but it was plenty warm in there. The sound and picture quality were great, if not maybe a little loud. The bathrooms could've been cleaner, but it did seem to be a busier night. I'd go back.

I have been at this Cinema a couple of years back and enjoyed the movie and theatre. Well this time…read morewas a little different it is an odd thing that happened and probably doesn't happen all the time if ever but there was only 4 employees which none looked more than 16 or 17 years old and I don't blame them it is the manager problem and should have a lead person that is more experienced working with them. So we were in the film about 15 minutes and there was a thunderstorm that knocked out the electricity and then it came right back on but the fire alarm came on thought out the whole place and first we all waited about 15 minutes before an employee came in he told us to stay seated and they would be starting the film again and get the alarm off, 2 minutes later he came back and said everyone had to go to the lobby and the firemen would be turning off the alarm. So the whole lobby was full and the firemen men came but they had to check each theater room and they worked on turning off alarm. We stayed for 35 minutes but they still could not get the alarm to stop, so we asked for a voucher for another time and received it. You could clearly see that the employees were not trained for this kind of situation.

Chairs are so comfy. Staff very helpful I thought it was cinemark, it is Tuxedo. Not busy at all I…read moreguess due to streaming at home. So glad they bring sight and sound shows there

Great little movie theater! It is an older style theater but they've done a fantastic job…read moremaintaining & cleaning the theaters, seats, bathrooms etc! They offer two screens & it's Incredibly economical in the pricing too (: Great place for a couple, the kiddos, & family without costing a fortune! One of the last few hidden gems!! Highly recommend this theater for movies 2hrs or shorter (: *Picture of concession stand pricing taken April 2023*

Solid small town cinema. There's only 2 screens here and I believe the movies change weekly. All…read moreseats are $6. Keep in mind, the concussion stand does not have hot food. So you won't be able to order hot dogs here! Popcorn and a cold pop is the way to go.

In spite of the outside looking line it did when I was in high school, the inside has been…read moreremodeled. There are no trays or footrests, but the seating is stadium seating, which is most important to me fit my neck. I didn't realize how used to trays I've become, but it all worked out.

I came to this theater a week ago with my husband and had such an unpleasant experience. My knee…read morereplacement makes it difficult to walk, so it was hard to maneuver up to the front counter. It must have bothered Natasha because she made me feel unwelcome, as her attitude towards my husband and me was unmannerly. Not to mention the awful smell coming from the theater and the outrageous prices for a ticket and popcorn. Do better AMC!

First timer at this theater for a freebie AARP showing of "It's a Beautiful Day in the…read moreNeighborhood". Only good things to say. Parking -- easy and ample. Popcorn -- freshly popped. Staff -- friendly and helpful. Seats -- OMG leather or leather like (don't know for sure but nice). Wide enough to set my purse beside me. They recline and have a footrest. And there is plenty room to get to and from your seat without climbing over patrons. And, of course, they have cup holders and arm rests. Screen -- gigantic. Prices for general admission -- decent. 11.00 adult, 8.00 senior citizen. Yes, I want to come here again!

I've been catching movies at Century Square Luxury Cinemas in West Mifflin for years now, all the…read moreway back to its old Maxisaver dollar-theater days (ha ha boy there were some antics back then). They completely flipped the script with the massive, comfy recliners and assigned seating, but the absolute best part is that their ticket prices are still way cheaper than the massive chain theaters like the Waterfront.

Unfortunately AMC doesn't make their popcorn in-house now. :( but still cannot go to the movie they…read morewithout a large bucket. Very expensive btw, almost $20 but a large popcorn and large drink. Looks like an old school movie theater, small theater rooms, at least #2. And when it's filled with people right before the movie starts it can get very noisy.

We love going to the Galleria to see movies. It's often not crowded and clean... which is super…read morenice They didn't have an oven this time though. They said it's been broken awhile so we didn't get our fav pretzel. Hope that gets fixed soon. Employees actually are respectful and do their jobs, too.

I was so extremely excited to see this Historical Vaudeville Theater. Located on one of the main…read morethoroughfares in Wheeling on Market Street, it shines like a gleaming diamond in the sunlight. First opened it's doors in 1904, this means it is 115 yrs old this year. The longest running, operating theater in West Virginia. This 800 seat Victorian Masterpiece is Registered a Historic Landmark In 1934, it became home to the Jamboree which is the 2nd longest running show in the USA. It's Beaux-arts influence in architecture is stunning. I waa so happy to stumble across this beauty.

It's really great that there is still a drive-in that we can take our kids to and share this…read moreexperience. We usually try to get here early so the kids can run around and play for a bit. We always have to visit the concessions stand. My kids normally want the popcorn and icees. We don't get to come as much as we like to but usually have a great time when we do get to come.

How didn't I know about this place sooner?! What a perfect retro vibe. Make sure to get there 20…read moremin before your movie starts. KT sells out fast. Try to bring a small car if you wanna be put up front. Not every spot has speakers which is why they have you tune your car radio in. Make sure to bring blankets to have even in the summer because mosquitos will get you. Some people burn citronella candles. Bring an extra handheld radio if you wanna sit out on a blanket because the speakers that are on the posts only go so far! Make sure to eat at the concession stand so this place stays in business!