I just wanted to say thank you guys, I was looking at all the things I have done in this past year…read morethanks to this membership and decided to added up the cost of tickets as if I actually had bought them on my own and I was amazed how much money I have saved. I am a single mom and my entertainment budget is very very low, so doing activities for me is very hard sometimes, that is why I am so grateful for you guys having shows available that are good for me and my son to go together. Anyway, just wanted to say thank you, thank you, thank you :)

Fillaseat has morphed into SeatJunky. And the name fits the service. Junky Seats or no seat at…read moreall. I'm not renewing my membership and here is my letter to them explaining why: Just some feedback from someone who really liked the Fillaseat business model. I was able to see some quality shows (Kalita Humphries at SMU and shows at the Annette Strauss pavilion). But, this year, when I've looked at your site I've seen nothing of real interest. What gives? Is anyone really working the Metroplex area to fill empty seats? Or are you just filling your pocketbooks on promises of concerts and events that never make it to your website? I guess the last sentence was a little much......no hard feelings....but no hard cash from me, either. Thanks.....for..................

Museum of Illusions was such a fun little downtown adventure. Parking was easy and I lucked up with…read morea spot right up front. I walked right in. Purchasing tickets online was simple and let me choose the exact date and time I wanted to visit. Check in was quick with the email confirmation. The museum itself was very clean and I constantly saw employees wiping down and tidying exhibits. Some of the illusions were tricky to figure out at first, but the placards on the walls explained everything really well. The staff was also super helpful and happy to show guests the best angles for photos. Emma was especially amazing at helping frame pictures and making sure we got good shots inside the exhibits. One exhibit featured a spinning tunnel that was tough for me because of equilibrium issues, so keep that in mind if you are sensitive to motion effects. This is a quick and entertaining side quest while downtown. It took us about an hour and fifteen minutes to experience everything.Theres no rush and you move at your own pace. I would definitely come back again.

Went during a holiday weekend so we expected to face some crowded-ness going on, but WOW, the…read morebuilding was way smaller than we expected so it was very hard to get photos without another person practically staring you down for their turn. Employees were very attentive when asking if we wanted to get a photo, which is great. There was even one employee who was cleaning one of the mirror illusions, but stopped and took the time to explain how the illusion worked for us. I wish I had gotten his name, because he was an awesome employee. My main gripe, as stated previously, was that the museum was smaller than we thought. It took us 30 minutes to get through all the illusions, and for the price point to enter, just didn't seem worth it in comparison. I'm glad I went, I just probably won't go back for a while. I did get some nice photos.

Dave and the gang get it right every time for me. Highly recommend Metro Tickets if you need great…read moreseats.

The metro rep. Jay sold tickets on Craigslist to the Rose Bowl Football Game. A father and his two…read moresons (from Oregon)bought three tickets a week before the game. They furnished a credit card and were charged by pay pal. The brought their receipt to the game to pick up their tickets. They were to meet Jay an hour before the game and so were about 15 other people. jay handed out some tickets at 1:30 and then told the remaining 7 people that he did not have their tickets. The father from Oregon was very upset. Jay got in his face and verbally humiliated him in front of the mans kids. Instead of refunding the family with cash, jay refunded the man on pay pal. The father did not have enough cash to by tickets 15 minutes before the game and it was impossible to buy three tickets together. The sons were about 14 and 12. It was an awful example of humanity and miss treating people. If this is any indication of how Metro Tickets treats it's customers, they would be the absolute last company I would ever buy from.

All the tickets you could ever want. Great group of guys over there, and the pricing is…read moreunbelievable! Forget shady people on Craigslist, this is my go-to place from now on!

Went with family to see Hail Mary about a 3 hour film. Ordered a couple craft beer's from…read moreextensive beer menu which is impressive! Nice to be able to get Lakewood on tap! Theater was clean and audience was respectful. Had orders of chicken tenders and other food items that were excellent and devoured by our party. We would highly recommend for a family ousting! .

The Alamo Drafthouse is a groovy little theater located in Richardson. They have a bar and…read morerestaurant where you can go hangout or you can indulge in a meal and a drink while watching a show on one of their big screens. We recently saw Project Hail Mary here on a Tuesday night. My husband bought the tickets in advance on Fandango so he could reserve our seats. He said it was surprisingly cheap, and my husband NEVER says that! LOL! The strip mall has a lot of parking, so you are bound to find something close. Check-in is just inside the door. The different screening rooms wrap around the hall. The aisles are wide so that you and a server can get through without bumping into the recliner chairs. The chairs are decently comfortable, but the middle seats get used a bit more than others, so you might notice that they aren't as supportive nowadays. There is a swing table with a QR code to access the menu. WiFi is free. ADH is really strict about phone use during movies and with unnecessary talking. They will not hesitate to boot you, but they have softened their stance a bit now that the menus are accessible by phone. I ordered everything online. The process was super easy to add drinks and food. I didn't like having to pull out my credit card and try to enter that in the dark. I really wish they had offered payments through PayPal and Apple Pay. We had margaritas, bottomless popcorn, and a pizza, but NO NAPKINS! My popcorn was given to the guy next to me, but he was nice and said, "This must be yours.". I handed it to my husband. The servers cane and went several times bringing food and drinks to various people. The movie started and still no pizza. I was not happy about this. We got there early so I wouldn't have to eat in the dark. It finally arrived, but I was not impressed. I ordered the Margherita. It was soggy, so the crust didn't hold the ingredients. I had to fold each slice NY style to prevent myself from wearing it. The mozzarella rounds on top were not really melted. They were still thick circle slices. I would not order this again. The popcorn was good, but I wasn't sure how to get seconds for our bottomless order. The QR code did have something that said seconds, but I didn't dare turn on my phone to put in a request during the film for fear of being booted. Maybe next time I will just get a standard popcorn. It's cheaper. Film was loud! Too loud for my hubby. He had his fingers in his ears the entire time. I was okay with it, but you definitely wouldn't want to make a habit of coming to see films here and risk your hearing longterm. ADH has some fun old films that they show each month. These special events often include props related to the film. It looks like fun. We will have to check it out eventually. We usually come here for new screenings that aren't available on streaming yet. They also have a monthly membership that allows you to see multiple films each month without the hassle of paying each time. That's a great idea for the movie aficionado or someone who likes to go out regularly. I do love the movie experience and try to support this local film house whenever I get a chance.

New management does not care about customers. Our guests were left without food. The management…read morerefused to help. They left us on our own.

This place Funasia needs big time renovation to change of their worn out seats in particular…read more Bathrooms needs to be cleaned regularly, smells bad. It is the only place for Indian diaspora to get movie entertainment and use of banquet halls. Hope some one will take a note of it and do the needful to serve the community so that everyone comes to watch movies with liking rather going to other places. Thank you

Maybe I am biased, since the crafts and festivals in San Francisco actually sell things you want to…read morebuy, but this wasn't that. It was lots of junky crafts and a few (non-crowded) food stalls - All packed together in an alley for only about 4 blocks. I went with 2 friends, the only thing one of us actually purchased was a sticker. I suppose the good news is that parking was pretty easy and it is only 1x per year. Hard pass.

Great venue, great weather, great people watching and some great artist out there…read more Not many mask wearer's if that is a concern but we got there early so it was not a problem. Hope things continue to get better because we miss these type of events. Great job Deep Ellum

I would say Stereo Live Dallas is one of the more unique venues in the area. I really like that…read morethere are two stories to view the show from. I always end up going to the second floor here. The tickets were super affordable, parking was only 10$ during this event. Overall a great experience, it was not super crowded (despite how the photos look, I was never squished).

I had a 3-star experience but have empathy for people who had 1-star experiences and am going to…read moresay that the execution and attention to customer experience on the venue's part are such that the worse experiences are to be expected here. First, I think it's very predatory to charge as much as they do for things at the bar. $13 for a can of Dos Equis? $8 for a La Croix? $7 for a bottle of water? Say what you want about scarcity and economics but this is just a miserable way to treat people. Pregame, bring a flask, do whatever you have to do. Cocktails are $18 and served in a small plastic cup and are mostly ice. Just unbelievably bad value there. The Aoki show had an absolutely miserable parking and traffic management situation. Abysmal. But the worst was the complete lack of line management. The line wrapped all the way around the building. It was raining. There was no covering of any sort so anyone who was standing in line was just getting soaked. What if it had started completely pouring? Again just a terrible lack of planning or concern for the customer experience. And it WAS pouring a little before we got there. Why wouldn't they have something figured out for this? You don't care if your patrons are standing out in the rain? They did not have anyone monitoring the line. It would have moved much faster if someone had been walking the line reminding people to have their IDs and tickets at the ready. Furthermore, there were actually 2 lines, and one of them was wrapped around the building while the other was right next to it and at one point was being fed by the same wraparound but then started to have people bypassing the long line and walking straight up. Staff had no signage and no way to make this clear. If anyone who works here ever bothered to attend a concert like a regular patron does, they would probably see these things pretty easily. Once inside we did not have any problems but I avoided getting ripped off at the bar and went upstairs where it was less crowded. It would be nice to have some venues that care a little bit more.