We went to see a great U2 cover band last Saturday night and very much enjoyed the atmosphere and…read morethe location which is easy to get to. The wait staff was good, the band was great, and everybody was very friendly. My only complaint is that they should not serve a charcuterie board because it was the worst I've ever had in my life. There was some kind of spamlike food, a few crackers, some hot pickles, a few pepperoni and a little bit of prosciutto. Perhaps try adding some olives, some French bread, and some actual real meat versus whatever that unidentifiable food was. Contrarily the chicken wings look very good.

Found the website for this place and saw they had a Taylor Swift trivia night so I decided to give…read morethem a try! This is connected to The Collective Off Shore, hence the similar name. It's located right on the lake, which is beautiful. I came in by myself and was able to find some friendly people to talk to and sit with. The prices of the drinks and food were a bit high, I spent over $20 for one cocktail plus tip. The trivia experience was a bit confusing and over-complicated, but it wasn't a horrible experience either. If they had another event I was interested in going to, I would definitely come back, but maybe not in my regular rotation of places.

10.15.23 This…read moretheater was formerly Regal. It looks the same other than being rebranded. -They have a movie rewards program and I like that they have discount Tuesdays like Regal. -They have reclining seats, which make them better than AMC at the Mall in Columbia. -Seats can be reserved online. -Acoustics in theater for Taylor Swift movie was great. -Parking is abundant since it's a standalone. -Gift cards are available. -Restrooms are a bit dated. -Unlike other theaters, this theater doesn't have billboards or posters for box office hit movies. That would make for fun photo opps. -Concession stands offer a variety of refreshments and beverages. Some of my popcorn was a bit burnt and stale. -Staff is friendly. Overall, this theater is nice. No complaints.

This hidden movie theater is the place to go for the best movie experience in Howard County…read more Skip the gross seats at AMC Columbia and enjoy leather recliners! Everything is clean, so it really made my movie experience delightful.

HARK! A TALE OF VALOR, FEASTING, AND GLORY!…read more 'Twas our first journey to Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, and from the very moment we crossed the castle gates, we were utterly blown away! How a man can journey from a shopping mall in Baltimore and, mere moments later, find himself standing before a mighty castle, I know not. We were assigned to House Black & White, and naturally, we had but one duty: to stand at the tip of the spear and make our house heard throughout the realm! And by the King's beard, the feast did not disappoint! The dragon was prepared with great skill and was absolutely delicious. Our server, Julian, was a true champion of the realm and absolutely killed it from beginning to end. Then came the tournament... WHAT. A. SHOW. If I had to describe it to a commoner, I would say: WWE + Game of Thrones = MEDIEVAL TIMES. Jousting, sword fighting, horses, knights, drama, action, and enough excitement to keep the entire castle roaring. Our knight fought with honor, integrity, and bravery, and he had House Black & White fired up like we were preparing to storm the gates ourselves! Alas... House Black & White fell short of victory. But our knight fought valiantly, and we made certain the entire castle knew exactly which house stood behind him. We were encouraged to be the loudest house in the castle, and by the end of the night, I believe we gave it our absolute best. I walked through those gates wondering whether the ticket price would truly be worth it. I walked out wondering: "How in the heck do they make a profit putting THIS much into a show?" The actors. The horses. The food. The costumes. The sets. The production. The action. It is absolutely packed with entertainment from start to finish, and it's one hell of a way to spend a couple of hours with family and friends. I went in not knowing what to expect and left already thinking about when we could do it again. In fact... Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, may soon have a visit from House Black & White. If you've never been, GO WATCH THE SHOW! You shall not be disappointed. 10/10. Would feast, cheer, and battle again. Now, if you'll excuse me, I must return to my kingdom and await the next tournament.

Came back to see if Medieval Times was still worth my 4 star review. We arrived for our show and…read morechecked i. at the front kiosk and gave them our ticket information to look up. I upgraded VIP to the front of the row so that we could be close to the action, which also included a "VIP" lanyard. There were a number of upgrades available. We came in and were greeted by a pleasant person at the door, presented our ticket, and given a hat and banner for the section we were placed in (they have five different colored sections). Once in, they have an assortment of items available for purchase before the show starts. Souvenirs, photos, costumes, adult drinks and nonalcoholic ones as well. They make an announcement before the show starts of which door to stand in front of according to your section color. Once, the doors open, you are ushered to your area and seated. The show was great featuring knights, kings, queens, falcons, dancing horses, jousting competitions, sword fights, and the usual good versus evil trope. Between segments the food is served. The food, served renaissance style (no cutlery, you can request), consisted of an appetizer of tomato soup with garlic bread; main course of a quarter baked chicken, half a roasted potato, and corn on the cob; and a dessert of mini chocolate eclairs. They have substitute meal options available (inquire before show). The food was very good, except the mini eclair for me. They have unlimited soft drink refills. They also have staff that come around selling upgraded banners, lighted swords for the kids, photos, and adult beverages. The entire staff were pleasant and accommodating. They also have a segment of the show where they adorn the bell of that area and I was chosen! They give you a sash and you can have your picture taken for a fee...I just had one of the people I was with take mine for free! All in all, the four star rating stands and Medieval Times is perfect for a group, family, birthday, anniversary, family, or couples outing.

I just went to the Columbia amc for the first time since they renovated a few years back. The…read morerecliner seats are great. Very comfortable. You feel like you are at home watching movies. I did have some sticker shock at the price to take a family of 4, but I guess that's just movie ticket prices these days.

TRIED to see the one day only show Sia Bought my ticket…read moreand was so excited!! One day only... An hour before the show, ticket was cancelled and refunded Still have no idea why Very disappointed. Explanation would be great. I know I will never get one. Glad I took off work for nothing

11.25.25 Came on a…read moreTuesday evening to see Rental Family for only $5. It's too good of a deal. I don't remember this theater being that busy under the previous ownership. Hubby and I shared a fountain soda and popcorn. The beverage wasn't flat and the popcorn wasn't stale unlike our last visit under the previous ownership. Sound and picture were great. Reclining seats made the experience more enjoyable and it's the only way to watch a two hour movie comfortably. They offer a rewards program and we plan to sign up.

My first time at Phoenix Snowden Theater. I usually go to AMC. I haven't been to to movies in so…read morelong, I didn't know you buy movie tickets at the concession stand. I saw online they were playing Merrily We Roll Along and wanted to see it since I watched it on Broadway last year. The seats recline and is pretty comfortable. My only gripe is people save seats. They shouldn't be allowed to do this when the theater is packed with people. I didn't buy any popcorn or soda since I wasn't hungry.

Jonathon at Vintage View Cinema was proactive and timely in his services. We used a 33 foot screen…read moresetup and it was perfect for our event.

From the owner: Discover the thrill of mobile cinema like never before at Vintage View Cinemas…read more What We Offer: - Giant Inflatable Outdoor and Indoor Screens - High-Quality Audio and Projection - Delicious Concessions including Popcorn, Candy, Nachos, Nachos, etc. - Adult and Family-Friendly Atmospheres - Blockbuster Films & Classics - Vintage themed Preshows and Intermissions included with every package Special Features: - Themed Movie Nights - Date Night Packages - Kids' Movie Parties - Live Sports and Entertainment - Corporate Events - Concession Rentals - Rock Band Karaoke

Such a great event in Symphony Woods! $45, tons of breweries, wineries, and distilleries. Crafts…read moreand food trucks. Kid friendly, not dog friendly. Tons of space, can bring your own chairs or use one of their picnic tables/hammocks. Will definitely be back!

This event was totally Awesome! The food trucks were great! We tried the pit Turkey sandwich and…read morethe Pit beef sandwich. We both had the slab of bacon on a stick. They had a variety of beer vendors, spirits and wine. The band was very entertaining. They held two events the first one was held from 12noon to 4pm. The second one is from 5 to 9pm. The tickets were $40.00 for adults for unlimited drinks. We purchased our tickets thru Groupon. We received a nice discount. The weather was perfect. A nice Sunny day and they had plenty of tables and chairs to eat at. I think this was a huge success and would not hesitate to come back in the future for another event. Again very nice turnout.

I'd never been to this venue before, but now I did 2 concerts in 1 week…read more We had lawn tickets to both and even though it was quite crowded (and there were a lot of people who seemed to expect front row seats after they walked in 20 minutes after the headliner started), the view was pretty good, the sound was great, and the jumbo-trons let us see everything. Food/drinks are stadium prices (so fairly outrageous), but actually taste pretty good and there's a nice variety of options. I've seen other complaints about bathrooms, but my experience (with just the ladies rooms) is that there were several different stations and they were all reasonably clean. My only real complaint is the weather policy. I understand it's probably difficult to reschedule artists, and if it's just raining, whatever. But continuing with shows when there are tornado and flood warnings in the area is dangerous and irresponsible. At the very least, there should be an option to trade tickets for a different show when customers don't feel safe.

My wife and I went to see Train and Bare Naked Ladies in concert at this venue in July 2026…read more There are approximately several thousand seats under a roof and a lawn area in the back. All told, this venue seats almost twenty thousand people. The seats were comfortable and not too tight. Thankfully, there are large ceiling fans that helped move the air under the roof. The aisles were well staffed with ushers to help you find your seats. Small purses are allowed but they are checked. There are several concession stands to the right and left of the stage. Beer, mixed drinks, soda, water and food are sold at the concession stand. The food includes hot dogs, hamburgers, nachos, French fries, hot pretzels, etc There is a booth for buying merchandise. Parking is free but can be difficult. The garages are large but they are a good ways away from the stage area. Expect a long walk to get back and forth to your car and the seats The bathrooms are right next to the concession stands. The bathrooms were clean but a little on the small side. The acoustics were very good for an outside venue. The crowd was very well behaved. I rank this concert venue over the PNC Arts Center in Holmdel, N.J. The seating area is larger and more comfortable. There is better airflow as well. This a no-cash venue. I am surprised that it has only been given three starts. My wife really enjoyed this venue and recommend it

I had a good time here. It was a small scale arts festival, but an enjoyable outdoor event…read morenonetheless. The day that I attended was a beautiful day to be out and about for an afternoon of family fun. The art exhibits, crafts, food and entertainment made for an interesting local cultural experience. It was nice to see that the event drew a pretty good crowd. The food was provided by local food truck vendors along with some restaurants located along the lake. I opted for The Tasty Maryland food truck, which offered a decent menu. I ordered the Caesar crab cake wrap, which was big on flavor. I also had a Matcha soft serve from a food truck called Bmore Mochi. The soft serve was so delicious. It was heavy on matcha flavor without the associated bitterness. I added coconut as my topping; it was the perfect accompaniment to the matcha. The soft serve was topped with what appeared to be an ube shortbread cookie. Wow, such a good cookie. I really wish this food truck had a brick and mortar location because I really want to purchase this soft serve again.