Very upset, went to go see a new movie with some friends and was approached by a worker during the…read moremovie to tell me that I couldn't sit there due to my tickets being sold to someone else. Even though we were in the correct seats assigned and we were there first. THIS PLACE IS A JOKE do not buy from here !!!!!

The number one thing that I care about it that the seats and comfortable. At this AMC the seats are…read morevery comfortable and recline as well! The staff were nice. There is plenty of parking. I ordered the everything pretzel before entering the theater. Highly recommend getting this if you are hungry but not in the mood for popcorn. Points off because the picture quality just did not seem very good. Most theaters I go to the screens are bigger and stretch all the way across the wall this one is much shorter. We saw Avatar 2 here in 3D and I know that 3D distorts the quality, but I wish we just waited until we went to a theater with an IMAX or Dolby. Regardless this still seems to be the best theater option around.

Not worth the price at all only one set up was good and that is the orphanage and things are…read moreoutrageous to buy 50 each person and stand an hour and a half in line for the 666 motel and it sucked. It's not scary it's just a lot of noise. Mainly banging on things and yelling in your face. Was told on the phone it would be 25.00 for 4 of us got up there and it was 50 per person. Ya rather not go again there are better ones out there

We went two years ago and had a blast. This year was an absolutely abysmal experience to the point…read moreof absurdity. Paid $160 to do three attractions for 4 of us (me, my gf, and her kids). They've never been and I promised it would be a blast. Got in line for the Orphan House at 7:30. Line was fairly short but still took us 20 minutes. Problem is they were only letting a single party through at a time, so if you only had two people, that was it. Next party even if it was two people, had to wait 3-5 minutes before being let in instead of just letting them go together. Not a big deal if the line is relatively short but one can see how this will snowball very quickly. On top of it, they introduced "speed passes" for $8 a pop exacerbating the wait for the rest. Idea is like a Disney fast pass but they don't have the experience at line control to handle it well Anyway, was fun, we were all giggling after getting out. Made our way to Psycho Swamp and got in line a few minutes after 8:00. We were about 6 feet beyond the "45-60 min" wait sign. And it was moving at a SNAIL PACE. All the while the "speed pass" line kept moving while us peons were left literally standing. We did not get to the front of the line until 10:15. TWO F'ING HOURS! We would have waited longer but a nice group in the speed pass line let us go with them. It was after 10:30 by the time we were done and the third attraction, the Motel had an even LONGER line. I didn't see the wait sign but at best estimate it would have been another 2 hour wait at least. It would have been well after midnight when we were done, and absolutely no time to do a fourth had we bought a Pick 4. And with two young kids we could not stay any longer. An absolutely miserable experience. And the cherry on top of this glorious night....no refunds. So all told, we spent $160 to stand in line for 2 and half hours and 30 minutes of "fun". Two stars because the actors were great and sets were done really well.

Accommodated me for my hearing loss! I came to see Wicked for good and I asked for a subtitle…read moredevice. I was told it wasn't possible to set it up for that showing, that it required quite a few extra steps and time to set up, and that I was the first to ask! I thought that was it but as we walked into the movie I was asked if open captions were okay. I said yes and then when the movie started there were captions right on the big screen! The other movie goers didn't seem to mind! Spent the first 10 minutes trying not to cry I was so grateful. 100/10

Kind staff and great price. However two of the theaters have smaller than typical screens and the…read moreplace is filthy. They really need to take some bleach to the bathroom, a broom to the cobwebs, and a vacuum to the floor.

First time visit and couldn't believe such a beautiful theater was only a half hour away from me…read more Looking forward to 2024 schedule of events.

If you are a local then the Clemens Center is a decent option to go to for theater and performing…read morearts. (This is mostly due to the fact that there really aren't a lot of choices for these types of things in the area.) I have been to the Clemens Center many times throughout my life and have had both really good experiences with shows as well as really poor ones. On occasion there will be actual legitimate shows that come, such as STOMP. One thing that I dislike is that the workers (many volunteer) are often times rude, unfriendly, or lacking knowledge when you have questions about tickets, etc... so be prepared for that if you are going to the Clemens Center.

The wings and service was great. The good came out fast and the service yfast and friendly.read more

Great lookout and history. A must stop! You'll be very surprised. There's even a bar/restaurant…read moreat it.

This place is the best dance studio in the Broome County area. The teachers are A++! They are…read morechoreography geniuses and treat all the children like family. This place really is a charming, beautiful and unique studio. Shoutout to Vanessa and Torie for creating such a great business for the community!

Arielle and Les have done my tattoos and I must say they do an amazing job!!!!! They both have fine…read moreline work and have surpassed my expectations. I highly recommend and I will be returning for more.

Ariel is amazing. She has done three tattoos for me in three styles and nailed them all, whether…read moreshe was doing the design or transcribing another artists work (with permission) it is always impressive! I plan to keep going to her until she gets too famous to get time with! The shop is a friendly atmosphere, clean, and very comfy.

Let me tell you, Yelpers, there's a reason why Carol's has a rare nearly 5.0 rating from 70…read morereviewers as of today. Or perhaps I should say "reasons" why. To start, this place has such a genuine small-town vibe, it's almost surreal. Live music, artwork from locals, the hand-lettered signs on the bakery items on display. I've made it a custom to stop in Owego about once a year, although I missed it last year. This year, I went about 20 miles (each way) out of my way to visit this gem of a coffee, sandwich, and bake shop. I found a parking space right in front, and immediately the live singer/guitarist could be heard from a speaker at the front door, but unobtrusively, delivering a very professional sounding "Brown Eyed Girl." I think that was the same song he was singing when I last visited two years ago. I was greeted by the staff like I had only been away two days, and the singer glanced my way and nodded a welcome as though he, too, remembered me. The coffee mug is perhaps the largest I've ever seen, and the DaVinci egg salad sandwich was also generously executed (recommendation: spring for the olives for an extra 25 cents). On the way out, I picked up two Dream Bars (a peanut butter and a coconut) to prolong the Carol's experience for just a bit. Yes, there's a reason, too, why they're called Dream Bars.

Stopped by Carol's Coffee & Art Bar as part of a recent visit to Owego. I'm definitely a fan any…read morecafe or similar space that integrates art into their environment, and there were quite a variety of lovely pieces at Carol's - many by the owner, but also included are other local artists. The menu, of course, also has "Carol's Favorite 'Comfort Food' Sandwiches" on the menu, all named after famous artists. Anyone who knows me will tell you that I'm a huge Van Gogh fan, so I ordered the "Van Gogh" sandwich that comes with oven roasted turkey breast layered on sourdough bread and lettuce, tomato, and mayo. The sandwich was good, but I have to say that proportions of the ingredients felt a bit off. I also noticed during the prep of my plate that the chips came from opening a bag (a bulk version similar to ripple chips you'd just buy at the store). In a cafe space like this, you can't necessarily expect people to be making everything from scratch... but I think it's just helpful to note to keep expectations in line. The drink that I ordered was made well (their beverage selection is at the very back of the menu). You can definitely tell that this is a community space, and it seemed like a number of locals filtered in throughout the lunch. There are notes on the tables that advise of a 90 minute limit for sitting at the table (not something I've ever actually seen before), and there's wifi available for use by customers. Perhaps an awkward experience was just related to the overall service? You grab a menu and choose your table if you're dining in, but you end up paying at the counter. Personally, if I'm going to sit down to eat then I'd prefer to have the check brought to the table and pay that way. The space is a bit cramped by the counter, so it seems like it'd benefit to minimize the foot traffic that has to wait there. And perhaps this is silly, but upon paying for the lunch, the server handed me my receipt and said "Just sign here", and then seemed to be somewhat... abrupt? I feel like I'm pretty low maintenance when dining out, but it just left me going "OH. Okay. Time for me to get out of the way" (it's worth noting that at the time, there was nobody waiting around, or to get to, the counter). Still, it was enjoyable to stop at Carol's Coffee & Art Bar. It's a more unique space with nice offerings.