I came here because it was the only theatre showing a movie that I've been meaning to see with a…read morelate time slot. This theatre is very dated. I sat in the fourth row behind the ADA seating and I felt like I was extremely close to the screen. No reclining seats, but the seats tilt back a little bit further than an airplane seat would recline which helped a little bit.

I love movies and I hate crowds. And that is why I keep coming back to Hoboken Cinemas. There are…read moreliterally never crowds. That and it's a quick walk from home. And if you go early-ish it's a mere $10 ticket, sometimes less if you go early-ish and during the week. So no crowds, quick walk, and cheap tickets. Oh and it's always super clean and the seats (although they are not the incredible recliners that some magical theaters are adopting) are very comfortable. So no crowds, quick walk, cheap tickets, super clean and comfortable seats. I am not totally biased, I have my cons. The line for concessions often doubles as the line for tickets, so even if you aren't looking to get something sweet or savory, you still have to wait a bit. But uhhh if you actually can go to the movies and not get popcorn, snowcaps and sour patch kids, I don't think we should be going to movies together... So besides the semi-often combined line and lack of reclining seats, this theater is a Hoboken gem that literally never has crowds, is a quick walk from anywhere in Hoboken, has cheap tickets, is clean and comfortable.

Astronomical Blessings! What a wondrous spectacle we didst witness! The hall was truly majestic,…read moreand the revelry was of the highest order. The atmosphere and the feats of skill were most phenomenal to behold. As for the victuals, they were prepared with great mastery, seasoned to perfection and most savory. We were served a feast of roasted dragon, tubers of the earth, and sweet maize, followed by a refreshing flagon of nectar. The tournament featured six valiant Knights who didst clash upon the field of honor. Mine own party was seated within the Black and White Knight's pavilion; alas, our champion didst fall, yet our spirits remained high. 'Tis a gathering place most fitting for the celebration of betrothals, natal days, or the marking of scholarly achievements. Though we attended for the sheer joy of the sport, I declare this venue a marvel for young squires and even those merry fellows seeking a bachelor's feast. By my troth, I shall return to this hall again!

We visited Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament recently and while the kids had a great time, the…read moreoverall experience felt extremely overwhelming from start to finish. The line to get inside, the line for pictures, and even trying to find our seating created a very chaotic atmosphere. We made a reservation for 9 people but were seated for 8, which resulted in two children having to share a chair. That was disappointing and felt unfair, especially considering the cost of the experience. The show itself was entertaining and the host was very kind, but the food was just mediocre. The potato was dry, and the chicken was unevenly seasoned -- one section had an overwhelming amount of seasoning while other parts had very little. For the amount of money spent, everything felt just "okay" rather than worth the price. Leaving the venue was also stressful. Guests for the next show were entering while our crowd was trying to exit, causing everyone to crash into each other and making the experience feel even more chaotic. Overall, the kids enjoyed themselves, but as an adult, the entire experience was overstimulating and not something I would personally rush to do again.

Such a great show! I honestly forgot all about it and thank god I remembered yesterday and bought…read moresome tickets! I purchased them online in the morning and got them at will call upon arrival. I was so excited that they were 15 minutes from my town! Parking was easy, 20 dollars later. A shuttle took us to the tent from there. That doesn't mean I didn't spend 15 minutes trying to find my car when the show was over. Typical me. The tent was actually very small, I think any seat would have a nice view. We got super lucky because there was no one sitting behind us so the people in front of us moved and we got a fantastic view of the show! It looked full but they had the option to upgrade seats for 10 bucks when we got there. As always, everything was nice and clean. All the workers were nice and helpful. We were shown right to our seats. Of course popcorn and drinks will cost you your left arm and your newborn child so we decided to skip that. It really was a fantastic show, really moving. Since the tent was small I felt like I was right in the front row. My favorite is always the acrobats. Makes me want to go to the gym and never eat a carb again, but here I am eating tacos and writing this review. I'll just stick to watching these magical humans do what they do.

I've been a Cirque fan for decades and have seen many versions -- and this show does not…read moredisappoint. I'm stingy with 5 stars and this production is worth every one of them in my book. The storyline is straightforward -- in the style of Edward Scissorhands -- with a dystopian future set and vibe -- but that's where the similarity ends. I won't play spoiler -- but omg -- the costuming, music, lighting, acrobatics and stunts are top shelf. Well worth the price of admission if you are a Cirque fan -- or even if you simply admire quality circus stunts wrapped into a 2 hour adventure -- set to excellent music, choreography and staging. Be prepared to spend some cash at the concession stands. Popcorn is $12 -- water another $5 -- drinks upwards of $25 for a double Moscow Mule -- and the souvenirs are astronomically priced. Basically -- they soak you like they would at any other circus. Top Tip: Come early for best parking options ($20 as you pull in) and try to buy seats in the first tier for best views. We were in section 103, row F -- about mid row -- and the view was perfect. If you catch an aisle seat you get to interact with the performers -- great for kids.

MetLife Stadium is a really nice stadium once you're inside. The seating, views, and overall setup…read moreare great it's a good place to catch a game or event. The only downside is getting in. The traffic, parking, and lines can be a bit of a hassle and take away from the experience a bit. But once you're inside, it's definitely worth it.

I went to my first ever NFL game at Metlife Stadium recently. It was a VERY warm for October,…read moreSunday afternoon. Big fun was had from start to finish. My cousin had VIP Club tickets, which included parking. Major game on a Sunday-Jets vs. Cowboys. The crowd was huge but security detail was on point and got everyone inside quickly. I enjoyed the vibes. Good drinks and seats. The stadium green was bright and boldly painted. Seats are great-not steep at all. The sound system was excellent. Drinks are pricey. The Jets lost. Chowed down on grilled burgers, hot dogs and beers with a few friends in the parking lot for a Tailgate (also my first.) Great time!

Let's start with what this is: a two-person show. And let's start with what that means: nowhere to…read morehide. Two actors, one room, one night, the whole weight of a life hanging in the air between them. No intermission. No exits. No one to hand the scene to when the oxygen gets thin. Just two people who have to hold it -- all of it -- and make it look like the most natural thing in the world. It is not. It is an extraordinary ask. Hassiem Muhammad and Kendra Holloway deliver.

Everything went well.The production value was superb.The intimate theater was very effective that…read moreperformers were fantastic.I'm glad I caught the last performance.I intend to make this one of my regular stops for local theater in talent , the artistic directed a fantastic job five stars was delicious

Probably more 3.5 than 3, but you know the drill with Yelp and half stars. It's a really fun…read moreinteractive experience, but as others have said, its a very short experience and probably not worth the price. I actually had the room to myself when I went, so I enjoyed it a little more. But as others have said, $16+ for a 5-7-minute experience isn't worth it.

Fun, but each game lasts less than 10min and it costs $15 per person. You can have 12 people max…read moreper game and there are 5-6 different games to choose from. You don't get a lot of bang for the buck, but it's fun if you go with a group of friends.