Compared to other theaters, it was a bit pricey, but the experience itself felt worth it for a…read morespecial night out. The seating was comfortable, and the atmosphere felt more upscale, which made the movie even more enjoyable. Overall, it's a great option when you want a more premium movie experience.

Came here to see Avatar, such a long movie. I forgot their seats don't recline nor do they offer…read morefootrests. My long legs were def affected. It's $10 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays but I'd pay more for a reclining seat. Also the movie screen felt smaller. On a positive note, bathrooms were emasculate. Not sure if I'll be back. AMC offers reclining seats for same price.

Fantastic upgrade from the previous tenant. Unobtrusive food service and personal pizzas that are…read moreWAY better than they have any right to be. Theaters with screens and sound that actually eclipse the quality you'd find at AMC. Incredibly affordable in comparison, too. Unlike AMC, however, they get frustratingly few of the indie and limited releases you'd normally associate with this type of "local" theater. That's not to say they have none-- Just not as many as you'd think, and the runs some of these movies have is exhausting. It's easier to talk about problems more than positives, though. Absolutely worth your time and money. It's cool to see an owner who gives a shit about the film-going experience.

This is exactly the kind of theater/entertainment we need more of. We came from Riverview to see…read more"Nirvana the Band". What an enchanting place. Artsy touches, welcoming, affordable. Staff so friendly, popcorn and drinks in reusable vessels. Interesting film selections, comfy reclining seats in intimate theaters. We will most definitely return and most definitely recommend.

This is such a great roadside attraction in Plant City. You can't miss this place if you are…read moredriving in I-4. It's right on the exit. The tickets are 25 per person for general admission, but you can get discounts on various sites. After going though the gift shop, there is an interactive area with a play grounds, mini golf, splash pad, and fossil excavation. There are also two indoor areas, including an animatronic dinosaur display, and skeleton display. Going further are various areas of static dinosaur statues, with plenty of dinosaurs to see. There is also a mammoth area as well. You can easily spend an hour or two just seeing the displays. They also added an animatronic dinosaur band, which is very similar to Chuck E Cheese. Staff are friendly and very helpful, but I wish there were more to explain the dinosaurs and displays. While most of the area and activities are free, there are some additional costs for other activities. If you want to do fossil excavation and the train ride, that cost extra and you can buy a package for them. There is also a dinosaur scooter ride for 5 dollars, which your can ride a dinosaur shaped scooter around an area for 3 minutes. It's similar to the animal scooters you see at the malls. There are also animatronic dinosaur rides for a dollar, which are near the indoor museum area. It's a slow moving ride that lasts two minutes. Best of all, adults are allowed to ride too. Various photo ops are available as well, including a saddled dinosaur to cowboy up on. Parking is free and there are no metal detectors or scanners to go though. It is a tourist trap attraction, but a very good one especially if you love dinosaurs. While the regular admission plus extra costs for other activities can get expensive, it's still worth going at least once. Kids and adults will enjoy this fun place! Overall: A

Are some of the dinosaurs aged and corny looking? Sure. But for a relatively modest entry fee ($25…read moreper adult), this is still a good time. The dinosaurs are spread out across a long and mostly shaded walk way, and there is a nice variety of dinosaurs with an explanation for each one. There are also some indoor and air conditioned exhibits too with animatronic dinosaurs. As for little kids, there is a playground inside and a mini putt-putt course. The putt-putt course is very small and limited, but it's included with admission. There is also a dinosaur dig for an extra charge, but we did not do that. There are a couple of food and snack spots, but they seemed pretty limited in their offerings.

Kids absolutely loved it and so did me and my husband! Had tons of fun playing with our kids at…read moremany of the interactive zones.

To preface - I am writing this review as a mom of a 1.5 and 2.5 year old but providing my insight…read moreas a former homeschooled child (2nd grade - 6th grade) visiting museums ad nauseam. The set up of this museum is underwhelming but overwhelming in the moment. After purchasing tickets, you walk immediately into a water table area which is quite large but hard for little kids to interact with the water. By little kids, I mean 1.5 (walking age) to 3 yo old. Big kids are running around and throwing balls into the water and there are maybe 5 step stools total to use to reach the water. It might be a nice add to have a little kids water area attached to the larger water table. Plus the seating for parents are plastic Adirondack chairs. Maybe they're easier to clean or replace but additional benches might be a better use of the seating. All in all, it's a rather jolting start to the museum experience. Next, you have to go back out to the lobby area to catch ONE elevator to go up to the second and third floors. The second floor was so packed, we could hardly get off the elevator. I have to preface, we are in spring break but I kid you not, every single station and toy was being used and the kids were FERAL. Bigger kids were running around, shoving younger kids out of the way (lord of the flys iykyk) which is understandable cause 6-9 year old are hyped up too. But the set up was really hard to go from one area to the next without elbowing someone in the face. The stations were cool but the flow is not the best. Speaking for 6-9 year olds too, it seemed hard for them to really play cause there were so many little kids in the way. I'm not sure how to combat something like this (accommodate for diff age ranges) but there was simply not enough space overall. And no big jungle gym or trampoline area or plastic ball area with nets for the opportunity to fling their little kid bodies around. The third floor was extremely underwhelming and a poor use of space. I think the skeleton of the dinosaur takes up way too much room and the space can be utilized a lot better by brining it down to the area with the train set. Upstairs could be a huge opportunity for a jungle gym, plastic ball pits or netting or airplanes or something else that is a lot more interactive. I feel like the set up of the museum is off. There is no natural flow and people get stuck in each of the stations. Especially if you have multiple kids you're trying to chase, it's kinda a nightmare. All in all, we won't be returning until the kids are older and it's way too hot outside to do anything else.

Although this mall feels like it's slowly dying, the theater is still alive and thriving. Very…read moreclean, nice screens and the concession service was very quick.

I am beyond disgusted by this AMC at Westshore Mall. The place is a complete dump. There were bugs…read morecrawling everywhere, the theater was dirty from top to bottom, and to make it even worse, I LEFT WITH BUG BITES after the movie. That is absolutely unacceptable and disturbing. The seats were filthy, uncomfortable, and clearly never cleaned, the floors were sticky and gross, and the entire environment felt unsanitary and unsafe. I paid to watch a movie -- not to sit in a dirty seat and get bitten by bugs. This location is a health hazard, and management should be embarrassed. Until this place is properly cleaned and taken seriously, do not waste your money here. One of the worst theater experiences I've ever had.