While in the area attending a basketball tournament for the weekend, we had a long wait until our…read morenext game and decided to attend a matinee to relax inside with air conditioning. Customer service was great upon arrival. We purchased tickets at concession for Moana live action. The stadium zero gravity seating was very comfortable and the sound system was impressive. I recommend when in the coliseum/ Gate City area. All that's missing is an actual menu with food to dine in. There are plenty of restaurants in the area to choose from that are local.

I would give this place zero stars…read more This place sucks! Never again. Dirty theater Old popcorn No recliner seats Overpriced I also think the workers really don't wanna be here. Food sucks Beverage cup holder loose. Drink gets stuck in cup holder. Sodas aren't strong Theater smells like old socks lol ..literally

The actually theater itself is ok. Probably 3-4 stars. They do have reclining seats and the most…read morecurrent movies. My issue first tis that the staff really seems like they dont want to be there. They are rude and they do not have any communication skills. They had 2 lines when we got there and didnt communicate if one was tickets and 1 was concessions. It looked like 2 likes were open so when the customer in front of me got their items and left I moved up. I stood at the counter for 5 minutes with workers all over and no one coming over to me or asking me to move to the other like all the while the other line is moving and a ton of people behind me got their items before me. After the 5 mins I said something to a worker and they were very rude to me and said there was only 1 line open. I decided not to buy any concessions. The prices are the other issue. You used to get an unlimited refill popcorn bucket for $9 which already is a lot considering it cost them like 10 cents for that amount of popcorn but they aren't profiting enough already so they got rid of the bucket for a bag and now you get 1 refill. It was an annoying and bad experience.

Staff and seating is great I just don't like that you have to put your own butter on your popcorn…read morewhich never gets down far enough!! The prices are high!! For one person who comes in to an early show to save money you're still going to pay 20.00 for a movie and kid's meal...

My family enjoyed everything about our Eden Drive-in experience! We got to the drive in before…read moredark, so we picked a nice spot on the smaller screen side. They have most of what people remember about drive-ins. A small playground, and snack bar. The prices went up from previous years. $8.00 per adult. And they used to order pizza, but they no longer do that. So why did we absolutely love it? We brought our 4 year old grandson! It was his first ever experience of sitting in a car watching a movie. We snacked, and watched other families get comfortable. It was magical.

Always a great weekend to do. I check their movies weekly and usually come here a few times during…read morethe year. The summer is great but I prefer the end of fall when it's chilly and you can snuggle up in your car. Usually we will make a bed in the back of our VW golf (yes, they're versatile) and bring tons of snacks. The staples include, charcuterie, whiskey, and lots of crackers and chips. If you'd rather not pack food their concession stands have lots of options and you can even order pizza to be delivered. Overall for $7 it's great weekend fun.

This was my first time going to Tanger and we parked at one of the garages that was emailed before…read morethe show. Even the parking garage attendant was great asked if we had been and directed us on where to go since it was our first time. It was a quick walk through a park which was lovely and also had some directions along the way. Once we got to Tanger the attendants inside directed us on where to go and everything was very smooth to get in. The front entrance was crowded since it is a smaller venue but once we got upstairs all the same services were available for drinks and snacks and there were not a lot of patrons around yet. I was a little confused as to where to go at first but again the attendants were very helpful and showed us how to get to our seats. Our seats were good too I feel there isn't a bad seat in the house with how the center is set up. I will totally be back when there is an event that doesn't come closer to me.

The Steven Tanger Center opened in 2021. It was to open in March 2020, but the pandemic changed the…read moreplan. The outside of the building is made of limestone. The Performing Arts Center hosts many events, from the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra to touring Broadway shows, concerts, comedy shows and discussions. The Tanger Center has a parking lot available for performances, and there is street parking and a few nearby parking garages. With Greensboro taking down two garages, it might be a little more challenging to find a space. When you arrive, ticket scanning and a security check are first. I am glad they finally clarified the bag policy to just one rather than three different policies. Phillips Hall is impressive with its high ceilings (3 stories) and a large glass window. It is 8,000 square feet and has porcelain staircases on both sides and elevators in the center. The concessions are in front of the window and under the stairs, so it is a shame that the architectural view is blocked. There are high-top tables in the center for your food and beverages. But I do not remember seeing any seating with the tables. The women's restroom on the first floor is large, with many stalls, extending from one side of the theatre to the other. I like that you can also see whether they are occupied or vacant. Staff have been very pleasant and helpful, from finding where you need to be seated to the Prelude Dining before performances. Seating is on three levels; the orchestra and the Grand Tier can be entered from the main level. The Loge is the balcony on the third level, and elevators are available from the lobby. I've had tickets for the orchestra in various sections, the grand tier and the grand tier boxes and learned where I prefer. It is also very easy to leave after the performances with multiple exits. The Tanger Center is a great addition to Downtown Greensboro that knows how to handle large-scale events.

Of all the times I've been here, this was my first show at the Triad Stage, thanks to Yelp/our CM…read more The box office provide some great info to prepare for the show. The parking deck allowed for entry to the building from the 3rd deck. Elevators are available, however I took the stairs for a more scenic route. I didn't feel cramped, likely because I was seated on the end of a row. Even with a mostly full house, my view of the performers was not obstructed. I wasn't sure which dates would be available but was able to obtain tickets to the Wednesday show. From start to finish the staff was extremely helpful. It was nice to see an actor from some films I'd previously seen on a different platform. Though I didn't partake, the bar was stocked with small snacks & beverages, both non-alcoholic & alcoholic beverages. There was also seating on the second level above the bar area to relax or even grab a drink before the show.

What a fabulous set for the Agatha Chritie play. Actors were quite good as well.. the theater was…read moreintimite w gallery and lower level seating. Very close in, no trouble seeing. Reasonably priced and a professional performance.

The finest theater experience in the Triad area, BAR NONE. Joe Nierle and all those involved in…read moreOpen Space give a fine and excellently-rendered performance, every time. I am completely absorbed with every play, the writing and stage direction are wonderful, the sets are very artistic and well-made, the costuming is fabulous, and the actors and actresses are multi-talented, provocative, and brilliant. Whether it is their rendition of Steel Magnolias, or an original play written by Mr. Nierle, such as Ebenezer's Trailer Park Christmas Spec-Tac-Yule-R, this troupe of actors are the finest around and Nierle is simply inspired. OSCT has performed Off-Broadway, and that is exactly the sort of performance you will see with every production. I cannot recommend this theater enough. Go see!

Great venue for local theatre. Black box space that I think seats 80 or 90 or so. I think you can…read morealso rent it out for performances. Shows are I believe always suggested ticket prices, and it's really reasonable. There are shows throughout the year and it seems pretty easy to get involved. Very community driven and supportive of developing theatre performers, tech, writers and designers in the community. Great energy here.

This hidden gem in Greensboro fosters ensemble theatre. This is a black box theatre that focuses on…read morethe community of local performers, writers and artists from kids to adults. They host annual theatre festivals, plenty of New Plays from local playwrights and the Dramatists Playground in August where audiences can see plays written that very day ! A treasure more Greensboro residents need to be made aware of. They also offer classes for all ages and workshops on playwrighting, directing and improv that are open to the public.

We attended the Marvelous Wonderettes a few weeks ago and were BLOWN AWAY by the talent. An…read moreoutstanding, professional performance. The acting and singing were flawless. I loved the intimacy of the theater, but if this is the caliber of your productions, you need to enlarge it to accommodate a larger audience. We tried to get tickets to see it again and all performances were sold out. We look forward to seeing your future shows.