It's the only movie theater in Tuscaloosa . No improvements whatsoever. Seats need to be repaired…read moreand definitely need more food options . This place is only in business because of no competition. You go to Birmingham and you have so much more that would really enjoy . If this chain would make some investments to the food options , and comfort i, it could really be something . The staff is great in a place that need repairs .

That theater is in need of major repairs, the floors are sticky, most of the seats are broken. I…read morewish we had one in Northport!

This place was alright. The recliner seats are nice and food wasn't bad just overpriced. The volume…read morein the theater was way too loud for the space. The bathrooms however were like something out of a nightmare. I'm talking walls, doors, everything was filthy. And I don't just mean the usual messy, toilet paper on the floor, unflushed toilet, etc. that you get on a busy weekend. No. There were layers and layers of dust, debris, and questionable stains on the stall doors, around the sinks. Looked like it hadn't been actually cleaned in decades.

do NOT go here the theater was discussing and the screen kept going down during the movie.read more

It is the only theatre in town so I love it…read more But. The movie selection needs a lot of work. Most of the movies are appealing to the under twenty viewers. Some of us are adults. The ticket sales is set up so you have to stand in the same lines with those who want to get snacks. If I was hungry when I got in line I'm not buying anything except tickets when it is my turn. So I can't comment on the food though I did hear people commenting on how high the prices were. I'll be back but I expect more.

Prices are ok and it's local but they don't turn down the lights enough in the theater and that…read moresometimes causes a glare on the screen. That honestly ruins the theater experience for me and I would rather drive to Meridian to watch a movie. Audio isn't the best and the chairs are outdated. If they would fix one of those issues it would go up for me. Hate it too cause I've been going since I was a child and it didn't always use to be like this. The staff is always nice tho.

I remember visiting here through the years on school trips. Watching plays, performing with a…read moreservice club for local elementary schools , always in awe of the beautiful indoor 'scenery'. I visited earlier this year to watch Tuscaloosa County High put on a production of Beauty and the Beast. The inside looks like you're sitting outside the doors of a beautiful castle, faux brick lining the walls, balconies, and the ceiling painted like the sky. The little lights embedded in the ceiling come on when the lights go off so it looks like your gazing at the stars. The seats are by no means five star but they aren't intolerable either. They have a concessions area with typical theater prices. The biggest negative is the parking. It can be a real stinker and you may have quite a walk.

A great venue, I saw the Alabama Shakes with St Paul & the Broken Bones here. Both the concert…read moreitself and the theatre were so very great. This Theatre is a Tuscaloosa treasure. The architecture, history and tradition are outstanding. Also, the modern touches such as the sound system and seating which literally makes every seat a good seat. Any event here will be enhanced because of the location. I can hardly wait for more...

Absolutely impressed with this museum. I can not believe how much fun we had at this place!…read more My teenager absolutely loved it! The Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Experience (The MAX) is a museum that opened April 28, 2018 in Meridian, MS. The 50 million dollar museum highlights Mississippi artists and entertainers in every artistic discipline. From Elvis Presley's Tupelo, to B.B. King's Indianola, to Jimmy Buffet's Pascagoula, to Eudora Welty's Jackson, to Walter Anderson's Ocean Springs, it shines the spotlight on Mississippi's many contributions to the entertainment industry. The exhibits are organized around 6 themes: Land, Community, Home, Church, People + Places, and Global Community. There are 15 total permanent galleries of exhibits and 2 spaces for changing exhibits.

Guided tours, fantastic visiting exhibits, classes, classroom activities, etc. are outstanding…read more You won't find another experience like this one.