I've been going to this theatre since the 90's and have seen the changes. Very thankful that it is…read morestill here and I like that Regal took over it. Nostalgic stadium seating in most rooms. The main floor has upgraded seating. Mini arcade games in the lobby, lots of food choices. I don't like the pizza very much and wish they would change the brand they get. Never been a fan of the cold temperature in any theatre so make sure to bring a blanket! Screens are great and sound is good. Matinee pricing available and I love the Regal rewards program.

This theater has been renovated and is noticeably cleaner and more appealing than before. The…read morecheaper ticket prices are honestly worth it if you're not too picky about the more "boujee" seating you get at other theaters. You definitely get what you pay for, and the pricing makes it a good option, especially for families or bigger groups just looking to see a movie without spending a lot. The seats aren't reclining, but they are comfortable. They are on the narrow side though, and they automatically fold up. That actually made it a bit tricky for my 6-year-old since she's light enough that the seat would fold back up on her. I had to grab a booster just to add some weight so it would stay down, which was kind of annoying. Food prices are what you'd expect for a movie theater. They only have Pepsi products, and the only energy drink option was Celsius. Customer service felt pretty cold, like employees weren't exactly happy to be there, which stood out. I got nachos, and they're served in what looks like a hot dog box. They load chips into both sides and give you one container of cheese, which wasn't my favorite setup. The tray itself also felt a bit flimsy, so I had to hold both ends to keep it from folding. The pretzel was a good size, but they now charge extra for dips, which was new for us since we hadn't been charged for a first dip before. On the positive side, they had a lot of Icee flavors, which the kids really enjoyed. The theater itself was clean, which I appreciated, and the soda had a good amount of fizz. The snack line can get pretty long, so it's worth arriving early if you plan on buying food.

I saw The 39 Steps last night and the 7 performers were amazing! It was a 2 hour, non-stop comedy…read moreshow. The 4 actors cleverly changing costumes, accents, and roles with the use of very clever, minimal props and performing "stage hands" was outstanding! Kudos to all involved in this hilarious performance!

A local gem known to Redlands residents but not so much to others is the outdoor theatre on a hill…read moreinside Prospect Park that is perched over the San Bernardino Valley. This cultural resource was originally built and is managed and operated by the nonprofit Redlands Theatre Festival. Here in this small amphitheater, series of up to five live musical productions and plays have been presented to delighted audiences for almost 40 summers. Diane and I just enjoyed viewing the 2013 season debut of the very funny comedic musical "The Andrews Brothers," which involves three men posing as the Andrews Sisters of '40s fame during a USO concert. As always, the acting and singing were very professional and of high quality. This dramatic setting sports good sight lines to the stage below from any of the individual fold-down plastic seats. While there is no center aisle, the concrete rows in front of seats are spacious enough to allow spectators to remain in their seats as other attendees pass by. Stage lighting is good, and acoustics are excellent. This sculpted bowl setting is not particularly large, but it still comfortably seats about 800 theatre goers in close proximity to the stage, creating an intimate relationship and palpable rapport between actors and audience. Despite taking place during the hottest time of the year, all productions begin at 8:30 p.m. So, the outside temperature is usually in the low 80s. A brightly decorated festival tram is available to take theatre goers up and down the hill. But one can walk instead to get a good workout if he or she wishes. And, once again I did. But this time not by choice. After pointing out to Diane as we rode up the hill in the tram how steep the incline was and how lucky we were not to have attempted the uphill climb, as my bad luck would have it, just as we reached our car below after an easy downhill walk right after the production ended, we noted that a camera and binoculars did not make the return trip. For, I had left them behind in a bag under my seat. I felt rather stupid, but paid for my negligence with a near-breathless quick climb to the summit, and a return walk to the car as soon as a festival staffer handed me my bag, with camera and binoculars still inside, just as I reached the top of the theatre steps. I didn't say a word before the lady thrust my possessions at me. She just knew they were mine, declaring, 'You look like a man on a mission." I thanked her for safeguarding my goods, and she replied, "I've got your back!" This was very good, since this was the second time in a month that I left my camera outside in a public place, having to rely on honest employees to make up for my absentminded-ness. The last time was on an outdoor bench at BJ's. I realize the third time may NOT be the charm, so I need to pay much better attention to my valuable personal possessions.

I love coming here every year!!! Lots on the stage to watch and better food choices. One of largest…read morefestivals thus far! Come here and walk around. Some Thing for everyone. I got hair pins, clips, bracelets and ate a lot! Parking is flat rate 20$ or find parking nearby and walk 4 blocks like I did. ICE demonstrations by the Mezcal restaurant... 1/24/26 Sunday at 3:30 pm ish. See you there.

dance performances community vendors…read more merchandise vendors food trucks jumpers anime wrapped vehicles Such a family-friendly event. Plenty to see and do if you take your time. I miss the red lanterns that lined Mission Inn Avenue.