| 2009-02-22 | RWM | Wow... Three looney-bin comments in a row! Gloria's comments had nothing to do with classic arcade games. But my mom is in a similar situation to Gloria, so at least I can empathize. But why does one have to be a Christian to enjoy a night out at the movies? And she should have directed her plight to theatre management and not to this forum! ... Zach's comment was so demeaning of the elderly that it just wasn't acceptable... Gangsta's comment was probably the least looney, although it went a little on a tangent and I would hardly regard 47 year-old Barack Obama as "aging"... So, please keep the comments about the game room and the classic machines that are there. :) |
| 2009-02-20 | Gloria Chandler | As a retiree, senior, and handicap person, there needs to be more handicap access seating. Most of these young people are so rude and their feet all over the rails and seats it is terrible. This nice and wonderful theatre put here for everyone to enjoy there needs to be better supervision to be able to enjoy movies. As a handicap person, I cannot go up the steps, and when I have need of a lower seat, no one will get up so I do not have to go up the steps. Here I stand with my purse, cane, and popcorn, and then I have to climb steps to sit down. I have tried to get the door person to let me go in first to sit because I have difficulty standing for long periods of time. Now, one or so will be nice enough to let me go on in first, but most won't. Therefore, this keeps me from coming to try and enjoy and evening out at the movies, and I am usually always alone, and as a Christian It would be nice to get out to a movie every now and then. I keep away for the reasons above. Is there a remedy? Thank you. |
| 2006-02-04 | Nathan | The Magic Johnson theater at Blvd at Cap Centre is a tragedy waiting to happen. The fact that the theater seating design present a hazard in the event of a fire or other emergency. Patrons can only enter the seats from the outer perimeters along each wall... This is a terrible design for those patron seated in the middle of each row... |
| 2005-09-15 | ABR | This is a nice new theater where the USAir Arena used to be. It's the only theater that I've ever been to that has auditoriums with 100% stadium seating (most have 80%, with the front area being non stadium). The games are right by the concession stand. It's right along I-495 in Prince George's county. If taking the metro, it's at the Largo Town Center Station on the Blue Line. Be wary of the change machine I put $1 in and it gave me a quarter. They refunded my money though!! |