Came here the other weekend to take my step daughter to Ice Age. What I liked about it was that it…read morewas roomy and not nearly as pricey as some locations. It didn't cost me an arm, leg and first born to go. Since this location is closest to my step daughter I will definitely be back. I would recommend them even if I weren't going to be.

Was excited to see the Korean movie Hope today... but instead the movie and the experience got…read moreruined because they didnt put the close caption on for English.... was told would be on shortly. And then shortly, 60 mins into the movie, no idea what's going on, and now a movie I was very excited to see gets spoiled for me.. got refunded for the 2 tickets after we walked out... but nothing for the $60 for food i just left on the table, nothing for a next time. Shit customer serive. Spoiled new movie and a shit experience. Not happy with it at all..

The staff were being very rude to us because my friend has a hard time being quiet as he had a…read moreshort attention span and had to talk once in a while. We weren't being to loud and we only got asked to be quiet once. After this the manager came 39 minutes later and told us to get out. Overall I would not recommend comming here as they threatened to ban us after this incident. This place could work on having nicer and kinder staff. If it was possible I would give this place 0 stars but it's required to give a minimum of one.

We went to this location for a family night on a Tuesday evening…read more On Tuesdays there is a promotional offer available for a discounted price, it isn't substantial but it is less than the normal price. There was a limited selection of movies available to watch but overall there was a variety. The staff was friendly and we all had seating available that was covid safe with social distancing. The only downfall is that we ordered drinks and unknown to us they gave us large pops instead of regular (which is the normal in past experience when not specified) and each drink was a whopping $6. They're large drinks, but nothing from a fountain machine is worth $6. So make sure you specify.

It's my third year at Glow Langley and I swear the light displays keep getting bigger and bigger!…read moreOh my goodness this place is just breathtakingly beautiful. Glow is the finest, grandest, and most immersive Christmas celebration available. A complete wonderland throughout. Glow truly knows how to do the holidays right! They went all out this year! This year they took it even further: bigger glow, brighter magic, and the full holiday spirit. If you want big Christmas vibes then this is it! Every corner was dressed in holiday magic - twinkling lights, festive music, and pure Christmas vibes everywhere you turned. It was one of those perfect nights to be out walking, laughing, and just soaking it all in. From the moment I entered, the atmosphere pulled me in: bright lights, loud music, and the smell of hot chocolate drifting through the cold night air. It's the kind of place where even adults forget they're adults for a moment. The live music, the festive activities, the holiday characters, the Crystal Ice Palace--each element contributed to the sense of stepping into a winter festival built to entertain. Glow is pure festive magic! Just an unbelievable light display... just fantastic!... you have to see it to believe it!... and the art and talent that's put into this is out of this world! The displays were bold, vibrant, and full of magic -- every turn felt like something new to look at. It is, without a doubt, the most Instagrammable spot in the city during December. The light displays are beautifully crafted, creating a magical atmosphere that truly captures the festive spirit. You can definitely see the dedication and hard work throughout Glow. This is a magical experience that truly brings the spirit of Christmas to life! The light displays were breathtaking, the atmosphere felt like a fairytale, and every corner of Glow was glowing with wonder. The work gone into making this event must be massive but well worth it. Love all the thought and care that went into it. This is the place to experience the true feel of Christmas! It's festive magic at its best! It's the kind of place that makes you dream of holiday magic all over again!

I was so glad I visited the Langley Glow Gardens for the Christmas displays. The Christmas light…read moresculptures were all extraordinary to look at; every single one of them. There were some displays where you can interact with the lighting decorations or animatronics if you have one of those magic wands they sell. I walked through the sceneries more than once when I was there just because they are so gorgeous to look at. There is also a live concert, food trucks, a market section sponsored by other businesses, and an indoor train ride, which I had the pleasure of riding in. I highly recommend going to the Glow Gardens before Christmas is over.

Pretty solid place. Driving out to Maple Ridge is always interesting, but it's easy to find, and…read morethe Beauty and the Beast production we saw was pretty good. The theater space is nice, the whole facility is clean, the folks are all great, and we had a good time. I had a chuckle at the underground parking (which is a huge lot). The first hour is free although it is posted that you HAVE to get a ticket regardless. Every other hour is 75 cents. So for three hours of parking it was $1.50. You can argue that at such a place you shouldn't have to pay at all - but I happily paid. The first time I felt I wasn't getting ripped off for parking.

There are making money for the Ducomb Benie the act is a beautiful Blazen a beautiful building with…read morea beautiful oxen beautiful Sonara deals I love this place I've seen certain plays I've seen certain bands I seen them playing instruments I seen them acting in such foolish and happy ways that serves to enlighten the mind and the soul the act is a place of inner creativeness allows you to feel the air in the vibrants that makes the act what it is it is the act therefore

As a vendor trying to be a part of this festival I'm horribly dismayed at how I was treated last…read moreyear, I was asked not to attend after payment had been made as they recieved an anonymous email accusing me of disgusting atrocities and without verification I was asked not to attend so that there would be no conflict. It was a false accusation with no bearing at all and when we expressed emotion about the disgusting lies we were told we were being pulled from the venue. The organiser of this event is imo absolutely disgusting for doing this and I will be very vocal about the abuse THEY caused ME. I hope with all my might that they crash and burn, not the vendors as they are all amazing but who organizes the event. I believe if we all stand by eachother during times like these, people like her who obviously only care about the bottom line (MONEY as they raised the price for vendors this year an exorbitant amount) can finally be held accountable.

Pretty cool little festival but WAY too cramped. There were thousands of people there but…read moreeverybody is jammed into a few blocks. We couldn't even get to some of the stalls because it was so busy. I wish they could spread it out a bit more. It would make browsing much easier. Close down another block or two and I bet it would make a world of difference. Fruit, candles, breads, crafts - pretty much a typical farmers market with a cranberry theme. There was some great musicians playing by the main hall and throughout the main drag. Parking nearby was a disaster but we found a great hidden parking area up near 88th. A bit of a walk but you don't get stuck in traffic. Is it worth it? I like local events but Nah - it's just another farmers market. Come to Fort Langley any Saturday for the farmers market at the church. It's the same just smaller.

Home stadium to BCHL's (British Columbia Hockey League) Chilliwack Chiefs. Son had a game at the…read moremodern state of the art primary rink. Stadium also has a secondary rink. Change rooms were nice and clean. Facilities include a food stand and a couple of concession stands throughout the stadium. Rapid shot cage onsite to test your hockey shooting skills. Free parking available throughout and around the stadium.

Great place to watch shows. They offer free parking and since the stadium is smaller, it made…read morewatching our show more enjoyable. Prices for food and drinks were really reasonable, especially compared to the downtown Vancouver Roger's arena's prices. One thing that wasn't great was their lighting crew. The show we attended had a lot of moving parts and although they had 6 lights, it seemed like the team wasn't good or familiar with where to cast the light.

What a fun way to spend a couple of hours here. If you love Hallmark Christmas movies or film sets…read morein general, this is the place for you. Bring friends, especially those who have an eye for photography or videography. Create your own mini movies, pretend you're starring in a show. Have a conversation on the steps of houses, sip hot cocoa wearing mittens or gloves, dance in the fake snow (soap foam), twirl around the lamp posts. The buildings are very beautifully decorated. Plenty of Christmas trees to take pictures with. There is even a quintessential red (rusty red here) truck filled with Christmas trees. It reminds me of universal studios film set. It's amazing how the place is small but when in the movies, they look big or like normal places and buildings. We came when the doors open when it was not so busy for us to take pics. Stayed till the sun set and we got to see the buildings lit with lights. Pretty magical. There are mini markets selling local artisanal crafts like knitted stuff, jewelry, pottery etc. food wise, it's a few food trucks, take out drinks cafe and mini donuts. Free parking and it's well organized with staff guiding the way.

I had such an amazing time! The photo opportunities are unlimited, the entry fee is extremely…read morereasonable ($18 US), food truck options, hot drinks, Santa, Grinch, live music, and more. My expectations were not very high because this just popped up on my facebook and I didn't know anyone who'd been. However, this far exceeded anything I thought, and I think it might be a yearly trip from now on! When I posted pics to my facebook, people asked me if it were AI because the photos were so nice. What a compliment. Way better than anything you can find in Seattle without paying hundreds! A must go!

Love their Sunday Buffet Brunch. It was our first experience at the hotel for this extraordinary…read morebrunch, and I give it a 5 out of 5 rating. The variety of selection was eye popping and food was delicious. I cannot thank the hotel for their great service. The environment was clean and quiet, our experience as a whole family was great.

Love to give it a 4.5/5 but Yelp doesn't allow half ratings. This was our first time here with my…read morefamily and we were so pleasantly surprised by what a great experience we had. We thought it would primarily be brunch/breakfast items but there was such a large selection and variety of items. The staff were very nice and accommodating. They also had live music which was a nice mood setter. You get juice, pop, coffee or tea included with your meal. Alcoholic drinks are extra charge. We had gone on a regular Sunday and not an "event" Sunday so am not sure of other offerings. There was sushi, inari sushi, dumplings, sticky rice (but not sure if the dimsum was leftover from lunar new year special), roast beef, ham, mussels, shrimp cocktail, fried rice, short rib, roasted vegetables (REAL veg not just bagged corn and peas like other places lol), sablefish, grilled chicken, eggs benny station, omelette station, charcuterie, scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, sausage, mini avo toasts and dessert bar. The only real downside is the overall price. I think just given the location I wish it were slightly cheaper. Adults are $45 and seniors are $37. There aren't a lot of good quality buffets around so I do understand it sets them apart it just may attract more guests at a bit of a cheaper price. Or maybe it they had something in conjunction with the casino to offer a discount that would be another incentive to get people across the bridge. I would be more so inclined to bring them back at a different rate as we are coming from Burnaby and Vancouver.