I like Chinemark Century Riverpark and XD. Located inside a…read moreshopping center, it's an extremely convenient spot for grabbing a bite and shopping before or after a movie. The theater staff is friendly. I heard that every Tuesday you could watch movies at a discounted price (around $6-$7) all day long, excluding premium screenings like XD and 3D, so I'd like to take advantage of that next time. I think it's good that they've started serving alcohol recently. There are plenty of parking spaces nearby, so I've never had any problems.

As a person who doesn't have a $10,000 home setup, I have to admit that there's a certain movie…read moremagic that you get at the movie theater that a TV or tablet just can't provide. Cinemark Riverpark is an okay place to catch the latest flick. The place wasn't too busy during our morning showing, so we were able to sit almost in the middle of a row. Some seats here supposedly recline, but ours did not. We also had the old style seats where you share an armrest with someone on both sides. The movie was fine but the volume was a bit too loud for our liking, though that seems to be the trend everywhere now. I noticed some trash under our seats, so hopefully the attendants who came in after the movie took care of it. The bathroom was clean enough, so at least someone is doing their job there. A lot of reviews from a few years ago talk about the strict policy against large bags. We didn't have one, so I don't know what the situation is now. But that's something to be aware of.

Having a great view from across the park every Thursday while they were building it, was a great…read morememory. Opening day? I fell in love with everything about it. Best staff, service and they are well known for that amazing popcorn!!! I still try to go there at least once a week and plan a monthly trip with my seniors on the last Thursday of the month, they love it!!

Haven't been to this theater in a few years and went back to watch a movie that was only available…read morethere. It has gone down hill so much. The bathroom was dirty and as a person who used to work at a theater, on an extremely slow day, there is no reason for the bathroom to be grossly messy, the screening room was dirty with stain covered sets. The guy at the podium was very kind and helpful but the girl at concessions had a an attitude. This will be the last time I will be watching a movie here.

May be obvious but this first run theater is on the Navy base and is for military, base workers,…read moreand their guests, free movies. Wonderful benefit. The screen is large and there are many seats so should be able to enjoy any showing. One Caveat for me: family friendly movies are usually shown at 2pm, so if you are someone bothered by young children in the audience who may not tolerate sitting still for several hours and who may be naturally noisy, than you may be better off going to evening 6 or 7pm movies. The seats are fine for comfort, older style with no reclining but not too dirty or thin in padding (for comparison, the older seats in the Regency theater in Ventura are much more uncomfortable for me)

This is a great little theater. They show first-run movies and it doesn't cost anything. On new…read moremovies, I like to get there earlier as it's easier to find a good seat and hopefully they aren't out of snacks already. They have fresh popped popcorn, hot dogs, candy, etc. The concessions are cheaper by quite a bit than the outside theaters. They only have one screen but it's a pretty large theater so can fit a lot of people. I've only seen it super busy one time. But they did run out of hot dogs. They won't give you an extra tray to split the popcorn so you have to figure out another way to share. The seats do not recline but are not uncomfortable. Overall it's a nice theater and you can't beat the price.

It says this place was open until 5 today but when I walked up no evidence of other people or being…read moreopen... no closed sign just empty. It is a beautiful old building and I hope it's going to stay that way and do something... Just know if you come here it may say open online and not be.

This placed is closed. Not art. Not open…read more When you get close to the place you can tell how run down and dilapidated it is. A real shame that this town has chosen other priorities (can't really tell what those priorities are cuz the whole of Oxnard is just a mess) over preserving a nice landmark such as this. Way to make Andrew proud, Oxnard.

I've been visiting Oxnard PACC twice a year for 20+ years minus Covid-19 time…read more Great venue, parking is suitable. Bathrooms are good , and the staff are always friendly and easy to work it.

Took my mom to the Mother's Day Mariachi Festival. The performances and music were great, and we…read morereally enjoyed the atmosphere. Unfortunately, the sound system was terrible, which made it hard to fully enjoy the event. That's the main reason for my low score.

(((EDIT))) - IT'S FREE TO GET ITN!…read more So a friend invited me out for this yesterday (7/27/13) and it sounded interesting enough so a small group of us drove out to Oxnard for their Salsa Festival, which celebrates Salsa tasting (contest) and Salsa music/dancing. ========= LOCATION ========= Located in Oxnard, Ca. about 35 minutes north of Los Angeles. It's on 5th street in a park type area that leads into an outdoor mall / street. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=kLa12yvdm7h5jpoDLWm53g&userid=1pgT-Eeh-GIOlhOgHMMRZA ========== THOUGHTS ========== SALSA TASTING TENT - For $5.00 you get 10 "tasting" tickets and a bag of chips. There are roughly 20+ vendors / stands inside a giant SALSA TASTING TENT. These Vendors typically have 2-4 types of salsa for you to try. Each small cup costs one ticket. There are tables to stand / rest at to put your salsa and chips and try. There's probably 100-200 different types of salsa to try. Everything ranging from Strawberry Salsa, XXX super hot Ghost Pepper Salsa, to a Black Bean and Corn Salsa. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=4D0xJJstNFXWnCBpfoIUyA&userid=1pgT-Eeh-GIOlhOgHMMRZA My favorites were: ~ STRAWBERRY SALSA - the one with the pieces of strawberry. Tasted like a dessert syrup, i recommend it to counteract the hot ones. ~ SAN LUIS SALSA CO. - their guacamole is an award winner (lots of plaques) and it was truly the BEST guacamole I've ever tasted. It was so smooth, nice lemony hint, just pure smooth deliciousness.. ~ "RED HOT FOODS" stand and their XXX salsa. It was FLAMING hot. The first 15 seconds it tastes kind've bitter, then it starts to burn. Next your stomach and throat start to burn and finally you're tongue is on fire for about 5 minutes. I was so impressed I spent $10.00 on a bottle of theirs. ---------------------------------------- ~ THE SALSA STAGE - We didn't go here but its big and there's dancers and musicians playing the entire time. Lots of seating for this area, loved listening to the music in the backdrop during my day. ----------------------------------------- ~ THE CHEF DEMONSTRATIONS - There were signs for this right past the church and the mosque. It was a little seperate of the festival. It was held at "THE KITCHEN" restaurant in their banquet hall. Basically a chef, with a hostess/TV moderator come out and prepare a meal an d show you how it's done, complete with video camera and TV, just like on the FOOD NETWORK. This is awesome cause it's indoor and air conditioned and a nice 15-45 minute reprieve from the sun. The chef we got was "SHEME SANTIAGO" and Asian chef from "THE CAVE" restaurant @ the Ventura Wine Co. He made a Almond Jalapeno GELATO that was amazing. A hint of spice and sweet goodness, made from Coconut Milk. It was delicious. ========= THE FOOD ========= There's a variety of food tents throughout, mostly taco and empenada stands. Vallarta has a tent with their burritos and tacos. I tried OAXACO TACO's cause YELPERS said it was good. They lied. It was mediocre @ best, I've had waaay better tacos for the $2.00 they were charging. I also tried $4.00 LOBSTER BALLS from an Asian Fish n Chips tent. They were decent, nothing special. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=LSdTdsdkBoQaD1vTrIfbcg&userid=1pgT-Eeh-GIOlhOgHMMRZA ========== A FEW TIPS ========== ~ Bring water. It helps battle some of the hotter salsas. ~ Buy $1.00 sodas from the FISH n CHIPS tent. $1.00 cans beats the $2.50 bottles elsewhere. ~ Bring your own food. There's no check-in so you can bring in your own meals if you want to. ~ There's a HUGE police presence but it's not too overbearing. Enough police so if something happens they'll have it under control relatively quickly. ============ CONCLUSION ============ Go now! It was 98-degrees in Canoga Park at noon. It was 66-degrees in Oxnard an hour later, no joke. It's a good escape from the L.A. summer heat. It's free to go to, no admission so if you're balling on a budget, come listen to some music and see some fun stuff for free. The salsa tasting is ONLY $5.00 and totally worth it. Go now!!!

It STINKS ! I will never go back.... Unless you go back the the original format !…read more 2024 was HORRIBLE ! !

I had a massage by Laurel some years ago but it was a great massage and I would suggest for anyone…read moreelse to give her a shot

It was amazing how a 90 minute body healing and stress relief session with Laurel released all my…read morestress. The effects of her massage lasted for days. She works out of her house or can come to you. What is so amazing is she combines many different techniques (Tantra, aromatherapy, and breathing techniques) to apply her magic. It was well worth it. I am really looking forward to seeing her again.

Had a great time. It was better than I had expected. This would be great for an event or team…read morebuilding. The family really enjoyed it .

This is the 4th time we've came back here! This time with more friends! We had such an amazing…read moretime. They have added some new games to their list and I definitely recommend for anyone that loves group activities to come give it a try! The owners are super cool and they make everyone feel like family. Thank you guys for a remarkable experience!

For four years in a row, we have taken up to 65 eighth graders to Golf N' Stuff, Ventura, for a…read morethree hour visit on a Monday afternoon on our way up to the El Capitan Canyon campground. This Golf N' Stuff is extremely safe, clean, well kept up, and our students love the rides, mini golf, food, and arcade. The staff is phenomenal! They are patient, kind, and they keep the students safe. It is always a very fun, safe, and special experience for our students. Well done, Golf N' Stuff staff!!

This Golf N' Stuff location is absolutely amazing. they have…read morea little bit of everything: miniature golf, arcade, bumper karts, go-kart and more. Everything is affordable. They have a snack bar: pizza, chips hotdogs etc.

The pricing is good, but we had an issue when buying discounted tickets to the local movie theater…read more We notified the customer service person that the gift card they issue as a voucher for a movie ticket is outdated as per Cinemark, the movie theater company. Because the gift cards they are issuing are outdated you are not able to select your movie theater seats in advance and have to hope that there is seating for your group available when you get to the box office. The customer service person at this ITT office basically told us that they didn't care and the gift cards are nonrefundable. The movie ticket pricing is also not much of a discount. It is the same cost as a matinee ticket and it saves you only the cost of tax that you would pay at the box office, about $3.50 for two tickets.

Very efficient customer service. Knowledgeable and thoughtful. Excellent. The person who helped me…read morehad all the answers for my concerns.