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3.7 (12 reviews)

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No pedestrian access by the corner/traffic light
Patricia B.

It had been a while since I went to a theatre that was not Harkins or AMC. this is a nice small place, only 5 screens I believe. The prices are super reasonable, $5 for movies starting between 4pm and 5:59pm, $6 before 4pm, and $8 for adult tickets after 6pm. By the entrance, the box office is about the same as the concessions stand, we got our tickets and skipped the popcorn or drinks (I know, kind of unusual for us). Then hubby was not feeling well and I went to check if they had any milk for sale. To my surprise they did have vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry flavored milk drinks. Not exactly milk (like 18-20 carbs each) but it did help my hubby. They do have the fountain drinks machines outside the concession stand so you can get your own drink (and refills I guess). The movie we saw was in a small auditorium, did not count but maybe 80 stadium seats, wish space for wheelchairs in the first row. Everything was OK, the only inconvenience was that the door is near the screen and it is disruptive when people come and go during the movie. Ah also, the entrance is not friendly for pedestrians. We walked from a hotel nearby and there is not entrance to the parking lot by the corner, you need to go either East or South to the entrance for cars. Overall a good experience.

Rick T.

For a small town theater, I am a huge fan. The prices were far better than in the valley and offered the same quality. It was also sweet and nice surprise to be able to catch an in demand movie (Avengers) and not have to show up an hour early (showed up ten mins before). The theater offered all the same concession stand grub one would expect, with a few other surprises (hot nuts-score). Great theater.

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Exceeded my expectations! Very clean and comfortable seating. Cheap prices too. I didn't have the sound issues others reported below

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Hollis Cinemas

Hollis Cinemas

2.2
(5 reviews)
72.4 mi

Many years ago this theater had wonderful, friendly employees but no longer. I decided to treat…read moremyself on August 28th for my birthday. It was the last day the theater was showing Nobody 2. I arrived a bit earlier than I expected and the man at the window informed me that I was early which wasn't a big deal. I figured I would go across the street to browse in a store. I was in the Knotty Fox for a little bit and came back across the street and noticed most of the workers were outside chit-chatting. I went inside and had my mouth set on a hot dog since I hadn't yet eaten. I was informed that they couldn't make anymore hot dogs because it would take 40 minutes before they would be ready. I had worked at the theater many years ago and unless the hot dog roller is on the fritz it does not take 40 minutes. Essentially the workers did not want to clean the machine again. So I settled for the nachos with extra cheese and jalapenos. What I received was a paper plate full of stale nachos, old looking cheese and my jalapenos. They need to bring people's food to the end where the wall is located because it was extremely inconvenient to try and get straws and napkins with other patrons reaching over trying to get their food as well. I will have to say one of the ladies was nice and helped me get more napkins when they became pushed down in the holder. It's a shame the customer service and the food has gone downhill. The theater used to be such a nice place to attend.

Management could definitely use some improvement. Would give it zero stars if I could. Save your…read moremoney and take a trip to the valley if you could.

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Meteor Crater & Barringer Space Museum

Meteor Crater & Barringer Space Museum

3.5
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78.9 mi

My family and I were doing a West Coast road trip and the last leg of the trip had us coming…read morethrough Arizona. As soon as I saw this was on our route, I had to make it happen. It is located just a short distance from Flagstaff and right off the interstate in Winslow, AZ. It was a random weekday when we came so there wasn't a huge crowd and parking was readily available. We also waited to get our tickets once we arrived. I subtract a point for the cost of general admission. It's pretty steep at about 29 dollars for an adult. This gets you access to I believe all of the attractions on site. Walking in, you immediately get to see the Holsinger Meteorite which doesn't look insanely big, but it weighs in at almost a ton. Most of the rest of the meteor dissipated upon impact. The impact created is what you came here to see, the meteor crater. It's definitely very cool to see something like this in person because the only other thing I've ever seen about meteor and craters were in books or movies. The crater is almost a mile wide and 750 deep. You gotta see it to believe it. They have multiple lookout points around the crater. Keep in mind, if you come in the summer like us, you're going to get the hot, dessert heart with not lots of shade. They have telescopes if you want to get a better look. There is also an indoor observation area in the Discovery Center. They also have guided tours if you want to walk to walk the rim of the crater. I believe there also also opportunities on certain days to hike the meteor floor. There are also things to see inside. They have the Blast Zone for interactive fun for the kids. There is a museum inside with all kinds of cool information about the meteor and space things. If you want to get off your feet for a little bit, they have a theater that plays a very informative film about the history of Meteor Crater. One of my favorite parts was the 4D theater. It was cheesy, but fun. Another cool thing they have here is an actual Apollo 11 space capsule used for training the likes of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin when they trained at the Meteor Crater. I love museums and things like this alot and will always stop when nearby. This will most likely be a one and done for me, but I highly suggest stopping by to see it atleast once in your life.

Stop #1: Meteor Crater…read more Some attractions are hard to describe until you're standing on the edge of them. Meteor Crater is one of those places. About 50,000 years ago, a meteor traveling at incredible speed slammed into the Arizona desert, leaving behind a crater that's nearly a mile across and over 550 feet deep. Pictures don't quite capture the scale. Standing at the rim, it's one of those moments that makes you feel wonderfully tiny. The visitor center does a great job explaining the science, and seeing actual meteorite fragments was a nice bonus. It's amazing to think that a few seconds of cosmic chaos created something people are still coming to see thousands of years later. Definitely a stop that's worth taking... even if it's technically the oldest "pothole" in Arizona.

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