4/5 Renee H. 11 months ago on Google
I
purchased
two
tickets
for
the
45th
Anniversary
of
the
movie
Grease
which
I
was
incredibly
excited
about!
(the
kid
in
me
was
squeeling!)
I
took
my
15
year
old
granddaughter
with
me
which
made
it
an
even
cooler
experience!
Arriving
there,
the
parking
can
be
a
bit
crowded
as
there
is
not
only
the
movie
theatre
with
many
shows
playing
but
there
are
also
several
stores
surrounding
the
theatre.
Once
inside
there
was
an
employee
that
was
supposed
to
be
checking
tickets
but
he
was
leaned
up
against
a
counter
sort
of
out
of
sight.
I
approached
him
and
asked
if
that
was
in
fact
the
theatre
showing
Grease
as
I
didn't
see
ANY
advertisement
for
it
at
the
actual
location.
He
nodded
and
I
asked
if
he
needed
to
scan
the
QR
code
in
my
electronic
tickets.
He
shrugged
and
said
he
could
do
it
or
if
I
was
going
to
get
concessions,
they
could
do
it.
We
were
in
fact
going
to
get
concessions
(and
he
certainly
didn't
seem
interested
in
working
at
that
moment),
so
we
opted
for
that.
The
staff
member
we
got
at
the
concession
stand
was
much
more
pleasant
and
eager
to
help.
I
even
asked
him
if
they
take
Apple
Pay
and
he
kindly
explained
that
it's
only
card
or
cash
at
that
register.
THEN
I
saw
the
sign
that
was
right
in
front
of
my
face
telling
me
the
same
(remember,
I'm
SUPER
excited
about
this
movie!
:-))
I
apologized
to
the
young
man
for
missing
the
sign
and
he
was
gracious
and
said
at
least
I
saw
it.
lol
He
scanned
my
ticket
and
said
"I
didn't
know
they
were
showing
this.
I
wouldn't
asked
off
of
work
to
see
it."
I
excitedly
told
him
they
were
showing
it
on
the
17th
as
well.
In
hindsight,
I
think
he
may
have
been
just
being
kind...
but
then
again
there
ARE
young
ones
that
enjoy
older
musicals.
lol
The
theatre
only
had
about
8
people
in
it,
which
surprised
me.
WHO
DOESN'T
want
to
see
GREASE....
IN
A
THEATRE?!
Either
way,
we
found
our
way
to
our
seats.
There
are
little
rotatable
tables
with
each
chair
that
have
built
in
cup
holders.
Both
of
our
squeaked
as
we
moved
them
to
sit
down.
We
got
situated
and
waited
excitedly
for
the
movie
to
begin.
They
had
some
fun
trivia
prior
to
the
movie
as
well
as
a
recorded
introduction
from
someone
that
had
a
part
in
the
making
of
the
movie.
I
wasn't
paying
attention
as
I
was
trying
to
get
a
photo
with
my
granddaughter
before
the
movie
started.
Again,
there
were
only
about
8
of
us
in
the
theatre
so
I
wasn't
disturbing
anyone
by
doing
so.
The
film
was
playing
on
both
sides
of
the
screen
as
if
it
wasn't
placed
correctly.
So
parts
of
the
scenes
were
not
actually
seen
on
the
screen.
That
didn't
bother
me
too
much
as
I
could
still
see
the
movie
for
the
most
part.
The
seats
were
comfortable
enough
and
recline
back
to
an
almost
laying
position
which
was
nice.
They
were
heated
seats
which
I've
grown
accustomed
to
in
the
higher
priced
theatres
(spoiled
much,
Renée?)
but
they
were
still
comfortable.
What
was
disappointing
is
the
way
they
looked.
They
were
peeling
and
look
awful.
The
tables
need
some
maintenance.
I
DID
like
how
this
theatre
has
levels
with
like
barrier
walls
for
each
level.
So
when
you're
seated,
you
don't
see
the
other
rows
or
people.
That
was
nice!
Felt
more
private.
The
bathroom
had
many
stalls
but
only
one
soap
dispenser,
which
was
empty.
It
didn't
look
as
if
the
bathroom
is
being
maintained
much.
The
waterfall
and
the
lights
outside
really
make
the
theatre
beautiful
at
night
time.
My
granddaughter
and
I
stopped
for
a
photo
under
the
lights.
Overall
a
great
experience
but
the
theatre
really
does
need
to
tighten
up
a
bit
on
their
maintenance
and
the
staff
that
is
representing
them.