I went to the movies the other night and waited in line for aprox. ten minutes to purchase my tickets. I have been to this theater many times and had decent experiences each time. There were younger kids working in the ticket booth and I figured they might be new so it was taking a little extra time. Finally I arrived at the ticket booth and asked for two tickets for 300. I was promptly asked for my i.d.. I thought the girl was joking, I am almost 40 years old. She stood by her request and an older lady popped up behind her and started barking at me that it was policy to i.d. everyone and if I didn't like it I could talk to the manager. I haven't been i.d. to go to a rated R movie for almost three decades. It left a real sour taste in my mouth. I had to dig my wallet out and find my i.d. while everyone behind me waited. Use some common sense. I understand the need to protect younger people from seeing certain things but give me a break. I don't look 16. For the money you shell out to see a movie and buy concessions you should be shown a little better customer service. I will think twice before going back to Jordan Landing theater. I doubt I will have to worry about getting i.d'd at any other theater in the world.
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