Great experiences and staff also ARQ and Luxxx are amazing IMAX And 4DX Adjacent also great…read moreselection of Old and New Movies each as well great Stadium food great staff and atmosphere a great Third place if your dropping by or need something to do.

Great seats and I could my grandkids right beside me.large enought seats for two little ones.read more

Stopped by recently while in town on business…read more Museum is open, HOWEVER you will need to wear a mask, sanitize your hands and sign in at the front desk (name, phone number, zip code) for contact tracing. The building itself inside is medium size (one room) but does have a good amount of displays. Quite a bit of history especially the Lincoln Highway, coal mining and John Wesley Powell's expedition to the Grand Canyon. Museum is FREE and situated downtown with shops within walking distance. If you have spare time, there is a place called "Expedition Park" which was the launching point for Powell's venture in 1869. The park itself is only about 1 mile (possibly closer) from the museum.

Sweetwater County museum in Green River, WY is another museum that I planned ahead to visit while…read morehanging out in Green River / Rock Springs, WY, while learning more about the history of the area. After visiting the one in Rock Springs, this one in Green River had one thing that the Rock Springs one didn't: a gift shop. The museum itself was FREE, which obviously you can't beat that price. The museum was small, but it had different stuff versus the Rock Springs one. Just different, but similar histories. Both museums had the Chinese worker massacre highlighted in both museums, which was unfortunate and sad, but that's how it was back then, and parts of it is happening now - in 2013, with illegal immigration in the United States. Located on the main drag on Flaming Gorge Way, they provide a private parking lot which was great. There were about 5 slots, but on a Friday afternoon going to a museum? Plenty of parking options. They are open from 10-6 daily, so I got in and had my fill. As mentioned before, the entire exhibit was limited and small, but plenty of exhibits that highlights the history of the area. The poignant exhibit of the Chinese massacre struck a cord, as I am Chinese too. Maybe its because the Chinese was brought in for cheap ass labor and the white unionized folks got angry and jealous that they were undercut somehow, which brought on this resentment and subsequent attack on these immigrants back in the 1800's. There were other parts of the museum that focused on the mining and the home life of the people who lived in Sweetwater County, which includes Green River and Rock Springs. The railroad and the Lincoln Hwy (I-80) was also displayed. Also, there were displays for the prehistoric man of how they may have lived way back when. Also there's also Native American exhibits as well. Compared to the Rock Springs museum, I would like to say that they provided a lot of everything to the table and each provide a nice historical representation. I have learned plenty during my trip so far to Green River and Rock Springs, Wyoming and hope you will too. The woman who was working at the gift shop was nice and welcoming. It was great to have visited here and soak it all in and immerse myself into history. Good times and good memories to be had. I must've spent a good hour before leaving. Thank you for being free though. I also left a donation before I left. Hope to come back sometime soon, when my travels permit me to do so. The gift shop sports various items that tells the history of Sweetwater county and its heroes, sights, and history. Mainly books and keepsakes that basically has a history or just apart of the area. They accept cash and the 2 major forms of plastic, so that's a great comfort. I didn't buy anything, but I feel fortunate to be able to visit and get reacquainted with my history again. Overall, recommended to go if you have a moment to spare and want to learn something. What you read in history class is exploded onto visual representations for all to remember and enjoy. It's great to smile and think that I remember this stuff from high school. I enjoyed coming here and hope you will too. It's great if you have the time on a lazy Friday or a long weekend to enjoy. Support your museum! A

What a gem of a museum, we are so happy that we stopped by here!…read moreThis was a great surprise and really worth experiencing, highly recommend!

A good way to kill time in Rock Springs. Tons of interesting history and artifacts in the two story…read morebuilding. Can check out the jail cells and history about butch cassidy visits to the area! There are also lots of interesting facts about mining in the area! This is a free attraction and cool to stroll around during a chilly day. Nice front desk ladies who are more than keen to give you interesting facts about the area. Small gift shop for local history books or collectibles.

This OTB, Bar, liquor store all packed into an exciting night/ day out n about. Friendly staff,and…read moremaybe you just could get lucky playing the historic horse race machines. It's a good time and s must check out.

Everything I said before stands except that these guys are dicks a lot and the bathrooms are…read morefrequently locked and there is a skate park here. They are also down to 1 airplane and 1 tank, but it's still a cool little spot...just don't expect too much and plan on having a bathroom backup...