So much fun in the summer!! They play the current movies and it's so much more fun than the…read moretheatre. The staff are nice and helpful and there are lots of options at the concessions stand. Sometimes the sound can be a little weird but it doesn't take away from the experience. Bathrooms are kinda bad. Not maintained very well and the sinks are annoying

Been coming here since hs and so nostalgic to be back recently. Not much has changed but the prices…read moreand "no outside food" allowance. Seems like the snack bar has improved since the last time I was here which was over a decade ago Love that it opens rain or shine!

Proximity, for the urban golfer, is its own form of luxury. The Docks Driving Range earns its place…read moreas a neighbourhood staple precisely because it asks so little of your schedule: unpretentious, and reliably open when the impulse to swing strikes. Situated at the water's edge with the Toronto skyline framing each shot, the setting carries a quiet drama that no indoor facility can replicate. The format is refreshingly straightforward: hourly mat rentals with unlimited balls, no fuss, no complicated booking ritual. The online waitlist system is a thoughtful modern touch, and the waterfront air adds a lightness to the session that a conventional range cannot manufacture. Where the experience shows its age is in the details. The hitting mats bear the honest wear of years of use, and the pricing structure during peak hours demands a scrutiny that the facility does not always reward. Those accustomed to pristine teeing surfaces and a curated soundtrack will need to calibrate expectations accordingly. Yet for the local regular, these are minor concessions in exchange for supreme convenience. This is a course correction between meetings, a stolen hour before dinner, a go-to. And in a city where accessible outdoor practice space is a genuine scarcity, The Docks fills that gap with admirable consistency.

This place is a great escape from downtown and is right on the water. While you can see the city…read moreskyline in the background, you feel away from the city which is great and relaxing! It's quite easy to reserve or join the waitlist for the driving range online. Due to the layout of the facility, the check-in spot is a little bit confusing the first time.

While the reclining chairs at Imagine Cinemas Market Square are very comfortable and their $5…read moreTuesday pricing is a great deal, our recent experience was highly disappointing. We had planned to watch Fantastic Four during the last show and booked two special-needs seats online. Parking downtown already costs more than the tickets for two, but we were looking forward to a relaxing evening. About twenty minutes into the film, a staff member approached us to explain that one of the "seats" we had booked was not actually a chair at all, but the space reserved for a wheelchair. This crucial detail was never made clear on the booking site. Unlike other accessible venues--such as the TTC or most theatres--that allow guests to choose between using their own wheelchair or a provided seat, this cinema offered no alternative except an awkward mid-show refund. The situation was uncomfortable and completely ruined our night out. Although the management responded publicly on Google in a caring and professional tone, two follow-up emails since then have gone unanswered. I hope Imagine Cinemas takes accessibility concerns seriously and improves both its booking transparency and customer follow-up.

What a fantastic experience! I went to watch Moana 2 and enjoyed some nachos during the show. The…read moretheatre has a charming retro vibe that adds so much character. it feels like stepping back in time in the best way. The seats in the auditorium were super comfortable, making it easy to relax and enjoy the movie. Great location, great atmosphere, and a perfect spot for a cozy night out. Highly recommend!

We held our 2nd annual Backyard Movie Night in August and I was so excited to place an order with…read moreFunSpree to help us out. I spent a LOT of time last year looking to rent a projector and speakers that didn't cost an arm and a leg, and that didn't require me to drive out to Mississauga to pick up. Funspree was like a gift from the gods - a projector, speakers, huge screen, chairs, popcorn maker and more ALL DELIVERED TO MY DOOR?! And of course, everything was clean and organized and easy to use. Communication was easy and polite, very clear that they take this very seriously and want to provide top notch service. Value was unbelievable. All in all, a wonderful service and we will continue to use Funspree for our movie nights, as well as starting new traditions using their other awesome packages.

We had a fabulous experience with Funspree!! From the first time I started looking at the website…read moreand someone asked me if I had any questions, to the convenient drop off of the SUPs (Tyler worked with me to find a time that worked for me), to the fun we had with the boards, to the (again very convenient) pick up. Highly recommend this company - a great offering and seriously above and beyond customer service!

Went here tonight for the new Superman movie. definitely a hidden gem to the GTA since it's so far…read moreout north, but well worth the drive especially at night when there's no traffic. The parking spots are well organized, but wish there was more clear signage around the lot for getting in and out. My only tips if you're planning on going here is: 1. Make sure your car battery will survive 2. Bring mosquito repellent if you're sitting outside 3. Check showtimes and length (some can run until 3am)

It was my first time there (to watch Jaws 5oth anniv). The young man at the entrance booth was…read more very patient and friendly answering all my questions re. where to park, how the sound works, will my battery die, etc. Maybe some signage on exiting for first timers like me. (now i know) Will definitely return.

Okay, this may not be quite 'as good as it gets' for a public square - but it has a lot of value to…read moreme since I live nearby, and it's one of the city's very few meaningful public spaces. It's a very well designed area, reaching the corner of Main and Queen streets - the heart of downtown Brampton, and occupies a good amount of space. Several business have direct access to it, such as: The Works, Starbucks, T By Daniel, Little Shop of Ice Cream, and there are of course many other businesses nearby. Realistically, most of its use is during the late Spring and Summertime. There's a wonderful Winter Festival which completely packs out, and a handful of other things in the fall - otherwise, this place is alive in the summer. There's a few concert series which takes place here, and other festivals. What has recently brought up the profile and crowds in the last year is the giant screen they've installed. Yeah, it took a screen to draw the crowds, but it's still a lot of fun regardless, and has a very unifying, community feel. At least twice a week during the summer, they play mostly throwback, fun movies. There's great picture quality, and the sound is far better than what you may expect. It's also been used for big sporting events, such as Blue Jays and Raptors playoff runs, and at the time of writing: the 2016 Euros. What a great way to enjoy supporting your team with others, and for no cost. It's also been a great way to help support the downtown businesses - which are mostly local and independent. More and more is happening here, and importantly: it's increasingly successful. For example: this year they started doing free workout classes, such as yoga and zumba. Not my thing personally, but they've been pretty well-attended. There's a growing sense in the city that this is a great place to be. It's a remarkable alternative and achievement for a city often known for sprawl, lack of activities and lacking culture. I hope that sense of community and supporting local would spread throughout the city, but I'm happy it's at least in one place for now.

Here you're among the bustle of a busy city core yet able to relax right in the centre of it…read more Perfect central accessible location. Makes a better meeting spot for any reason whatsoever. Find Moskoka chairs and patio sets to schmooze any time of the day. When doing a cross-town bike ride it is a great mid-ride break station. Transit hub near and free evening/weekend parking in the Rose Theatre garage.

Last Saturday, I wanted to see my first movie at a theatre since February 2020. I wouldn't classify…read moremyself as a regular movie person, but I do miss the entire experience of seeing a flick on a big screen, slurping back a drink, and stuffing myself with some snack. My original plan was to see No Time to Die, which is the newest 007 movie and the last for Daniel Craig, at Cineplex Eglinton Town Centre. There were two theatres showing matinees at 2:30 pm. It was too good to be true, though. I arrived before 2 pm and these times were gone. The next showtime was 3:20 pm. I did a search on my phone for other theatres with closer start times. This Cineplex in the Beaches had a start time of 2:55 pm. I have never been there before. And so, I picked up and left on a rainy afternoon. I'm glad that I didn't buy a ticket online for Cineplex Eglinton. I went ahead and did it for Cineplex Beaches. I realized that I had a credit to use up. Yay, almost-free movie! The downside to hitting this cinema is that parking is not free. I did find a Green P lot behind this theatre that offered afternoon parking till 6 pm for $3. Perfect! I paid using my Green P app and was done. I walked over to the entrance that faces the Country Style donuts that I first visited on a school trip when I was four years old. I grew up in the Beaches. Where this theatre sits used to be Greenwood Racetrack. Yep, I hadn't been here in eons. I barely remember that racetrack experience, as I was a little kid with my dad. Although the signage says Alliance Cinemas, it is indeed a part of the Cineplex umbrella. I walked in and got a super helpful man who greeted me. I am so out of it as a movie-goer these days. He let me know that I needed to show my ID and proof of vaccination. I got the latter out first. The QR code on my screenshot worked like a charm. I used my driver's licence for the former and all was great. He let me know that I needed to have my movie ticket scanned by the next person. I visited the women's washroom first. My movie had a playing time of 2 hours and 48 minutes. The washroom was exceptionally clean. Everything was nicely stocked and in working order. I was impressed. I hadn't had lunch. I went with my go-to meal at Cineplex, which is the hot dog and nachos combo. I had an efficient man take my order. I got my Scene points barcode scanned and paid with a credit card. He had my order completed quickly, but didn't say that it was ready until I saw it on a ledge closer to him than me. I took everything, thanked him, and headed to get my ticket scanned. My Diet Coke was so full that it spilled out from the top when I pulled out my phone. I got my ticket scanned and then headed around to the same place where I had just grabbed napkins and a straw. I wiped my hand down and proceeded to the theatre. I love this movie theatre. It's quiet. I had an entire row to myself. It's clean. The seats are comfortable. I used another seat next to me to put my purse and hoodie there. It was great eating in a movie theatre again. My hot dog was yummy. I got packets of relish and ketchup. I don't remembered getting so many corn chips to dip into my cheese sauce. I spent half the movie breaking each one in half so I could dip them into the cheese. So good! I haven't grown a third arm yet from the liquid cheese. The movie was excellent. It didn't feel like I was there for three hours. I had a wonderful experience and felt safe. Everyone followed rules for wearing face masks and keeping their distance within the theatre. It was another impressive point. Fact: I have seen every Bond flick with Daniel Craig in it. I used the washroom afterwards because I had downed a lot of my massive drink. The washroom's cleanliness continued to earn top marks. I've never been so happy visiting a theatre before. It's the perfect edition to the west side of the Beaches. I'm okay shelling out for parking for such a positive movie-going experience. I'm a fan. It was the perfect place to ease into watching a movie in a theatre again. (413)

When the people who work here cannot accurately fulfill a pick up order and you are missing items,…read morebut you are also on the hook for it because UberEats says so.

On a trip to Buffalo, my friend and I made sure to check out the Transit Drive-In, and it was such…read morea great experience! We went to see Weapons, and everyone at the theater was super friendly and welcoming. One of the best parts is that if your car doesn't have a radio, you can rent one from them (which I had to do, and it worked perfectly). The food was surprisingly good and very affordable, which made the night even better. I also love that they run multiple movies at the same time across different screens, so there's something for everyone. Plus, the double feature makes it such a great value: we saw Weapons and Superman back-to-back. It made for a long night, but definitely a fun one. I feel like it is hard to find drive-in theaters anymore, so it was so fun to be able to experience this and it gave the old-time vibes with new movies which was super fun. If you're in the Buffalo area, this drive-in is absolutely worth the trip!

This is one of my favorite place in Lockport and it holds so of my favorite memories. This place is…read moreso classic for the most popular films with the best entertainment. They are so cheep with great snacks. They have a food stand with great snacks. I love the cheese fries so much. They had a great number of screams with scene one with its play set. I have seen so many movies like cars, minions, Barbie, Ariel, and many more. They were kind enough a few years ago in Covid to show starpoint predictions of Ariel on the screen which was so much fun. I would recommend this to any one young or old.

Friendly staff, delicious concessions, a small playground for kids to tire themselves out before…read morewatching the movie... will definitely be back!!

Super fun drive-in experience! The owners are friendly and welcoming. Lots of space to park and…read morerelax - they have grass to park on/sit on! Love their snack bar - lots of frozen treat/dessert options at a reasonable price. The atmosphere takes you back to the "good days" of drive-ins. Pro tip: bring a portable radio with you - they do have on-site help if your car dies Definitely will revisit!

Came here to watch interactive Twilight, I have to say the experience was great…read more I purchased the ticket online, the process was easy. Seating is not assigned. Once you arrive you can purchase ticket in person if available. They ask for your last name to pull up your ticket. Inside they have concession stand serving popcorn etc. you enter the theatre by going through the curtains. The area is large, the seatings were spacious and the place was very clean. The bathrooms were small but clean. They didn't turn off the lights during the movie but I personally didn't mind. Overall, the feel of the theatre was retro and we really enjoyed our experience here. I will definitely be back to see another movie Parking: street parking available

Very much enjoyed watching Die Hard here. The popcorn was tasty and people complimented me on my…read moreNow I Have A Machine Gun sweatshirt. The chair I was in, G10, was very uncomfortable. If you go, don't sit in that one. The pre show with local merchants is adorable. If we hadn't gotten out close to midnight I'd have gone for tea.