Came here twice before they took off for the year. Lots to see. I enjoyed their expos and the a/c…read morein there was great! Tons of food to choose from. Didn't have a problem finding something delicious to eat. The problem and why I am only giving them 2 stars is their parking situation. It literally took me 1.5 hours to get out of their parking area. Granted it was Saturday and we left right before they closed for the night. What a disorganized nightmare. This created chaos as the wait was so long that people were getting upset and angry. They have got to do better on this!

the county fair is half of the state fair but perfect size for kids…read more still have the fun rides, huge barn of animals, and exhibits of sale items. foods gotten more expensive, but so has everything else in life. plan to spend $300 for family of four for entry, wristband for rides, food and drink. was a nice half day out spent.

I agree with Yelper Gillian A that this spot is 3-ish stars rounded up…read more We came to this theater for the first time because it was the only one in the area showing a particular kids movie when we could see it on a weekday. We bought our tickets at the counter & customer service was fine. Kiosks were also available to buy tickets. There was a good variety of conventional concessions available for purchase, self serve soda machines, & an open area with tables & chairs. The hallways to the theaters are wide. We found the theater to be clean with very comfy & roomy seats. I liked that the button on the side could raise the foot rest & recline the back into whatever position you liked (versus only 2 positions of kicking back or being upright). I also liked that I got my own arm rest. The viewing experience was good. When we got out, there was popcorn spillage in the hall. Not sure how long it would be there, but no employees were around. It's a surreal experience to go through a ghost town of a mall to get to the theater, but there's a lot of parking available.

On Tuesdays tickets are only $6 for all movies but very expensive for popcorn and drinks and candy…read more "Restrooms were spotless, Plush, reclining seats with ample legroom - best in town!"

DO NOT BUY FROM PREFERRED SEATING I bought tix from…read morepreferred seating - paying extra thinking I would get great tickets - WRONG - I got row 20 at the back of the bottom floor in the Opera House - when I rang they said 'these seats have the best sound for an opera' - what crap - firstly the tickets were not for an opera and really....at the back - DO NOT BUY FROM PREFERRED SEATING

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The California State Fair, an absolute classic for us locals. Think: long lines, pricey everything,…read moreconcerts, and enough fried food to fuel poor life decisions. It's the kind of event we get all hyped about, then halfway through we're like, "Why did I wear jeans and who charges $14 for a lemonade? But jokes aside, I've been going to the state fair for as long as I can remember. Back in the day it was all about the rides. Now... I'm there for the concerts, the random vendors, and the fact that there's a beer garden and a cannabis area now?! Color me impressed. That infused slushy on a hot day? yaaaas Is it the greatest event of the year? Nah. But do I look forward to it (almost) every single year? Yep. Especially when they drop the concert schedule! Nothing like reliving your teen years with artists you used to blast on your radio. Yeah, I'm that old now.

71/18/2025- Another…read moreannual family day at the State Fair-! Although we didn't arrive when they opened-, lucked out- no lines and weather was very nice-.. Very grateful as both my boys took the time to spend the day! A little disappointed with the exhibits - which we all love to see- the one exhibit was more like an empty building with a few vendors selling.. The livestock building only had goats- might have went at the wrong time-.. My oldest son had a very good observation point- When we walked by the seals- they were blaring out music-and one can only imagine the seals enduring that for how many hours-.. Massive corn dogs were $19.99 - better than last year which was all dough- Cinnamon rolls with a new Tres leches variety!". Glad we made it down... and looking forward to another year..

Season tickets for Sunday matinees, a fun theater experience!…read moreTheater in the round, great views from almost any seat.

Update! Since my last review in 2022, I've seen RENT (2023), Spongebob Squarepants (2024), Waitress…read more(2024), Jersey Boys (2024), and In the Heights (2025) at Music Circus (UCD Health Pavilion). I generally prefer weekend matinees, but have also done weeknight shows. Due to the circular staging, every seat in the house is a great view. Sometimes the action is in the aisles or overhead! As with Broadway Sacramento at the SAFE PAC, they do electronic tickets as well as paper tickets/will call from the box office. There is a bag check but I'm not sure about the leniency of the bag size policy. There is a courtyard with tables and chairs, but I don't know if you can bring outside food through the gate (definitely not inside the theater). There is a subscriber's lounge for seasonholders before/after the show. Concessions are available, one line forms outside for the window to order near the main entrance, and in the hallway at the other end is another stand if you're feeling like popcorn, soda, Gunther's ice cream, water, etc. @sacmusicals also usually has a backdrop/step-and-repeat photo opportunity with props which is available before, during intermission, and after the show. The snaking queue for the ladies' room may seem like a lost cause, but the tag team of bathroom attendants at the restroom near the main entrance are on top of it to keep everything moving! No less than three staff were directing patrons to open stalls and further led them to an exit door out to the courtyard so it didn't create two-way traffic jams. Props to them, this is not a minor thing! Very efficient, especially with only a 20-minute intermission. Dress code is lax, but if you're dressed for the triple-digit summer weather outside, know that inside they do keep it pretty chilly. Parking at the Memorial Garage is super convenient, reserve in advance to save at least $5. The 2025 season had: Footloose, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Million Dollar Quartet, Hello, Dolly!, West Side Story, In the Heights so far. The remaining shows are Hair and White Christmas.

The entry and parking are big with adequate space…read more We enjoyed the night sky with the outdoor movie showing Buying food here is a bit of a hassle on a crowded night, so bringing food is highly recommended!

Affordable, easy to navigate, no complaints! We usually buy tickets online and just show up and…read morepark, and are good to go. I recommend buying a cheap radio and bringing so you can turn your car off - but there are people to jump your car if it dies. Lots of screens so they have several movies available for you to watch. Bathrooms are clean, lots of stalls available. We don't use the concession stand usually, but we tried it once and probably won't use it again. It's cheaper to bring your own drinks/snacks and the line was very long.

This was an enjoyable experience yet you can tell they are short staffed and overworked servers…read more Be kind. Worth noting: you are on long train with 3-4 different experiences and it seems you get different things depending on what you paid for. The my may have a tea, beer train, wine train, etc. We were in the back of the train and got the slowest service and stuck in a car with no AC. Ended up on the open air car and it was nicer. you might be better off paying for the base price; buy a drink or two and call it a day. Don't expect gourmet food here; bring a picnic and eat outside before/after your trip.

Boba Tea train: There were a number of issues with this…read moreexcursion. First off, most of the tea samples came with little to no ice and were somewhat warm. This made some of the undrinkable. Others were somewhat warm cloyingly sweet as to be unpleasant. Overall, though both of us are fans of boba tea- we would suggest a different vendor or more training for the staff preparing the samples. Roughly half of the flavors were not good at all. Additionally, they listed "boozy" flavors on the menu but never said anything about how to get those or whether they were included. Second problem- we preordered dumplings as did apparently a LOT of people. There were no dumplings on the train, only rice bowls. Furthermore- the waitress didn't know what we were talking about when we mentioned having preordered food. At least half of the tables in our car had preordered dumplings and were very disappointed. There was no information on how to obtain a refund if we didn't want the substitute of a rice bowl. About halfway through our trip, the train lost power which included lights, air conditioning, and the ability to flush toilets. Power stayed off with no explanation for more than 15 minutes, causing the car to become very warm and stuffy. Overall, this excursion suffered from lack of communication, lack of staff training, lack of preparation on the part of the organizers. Given the cost, I would not recommend this.