I've been to the IMAX at Sunset Place and our local one in NYC. I've even been to this one years back when I believe it was called Blockbuster IMAX. This is by far the worst IMAX "experience." Half the seats should not be sold, as it's impossible to watch. If you insist on going, don't attend any popular shows, as you are unlikely to occupy one of the maybe 30 seats that provide a decent experience. \r
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Also, BEWARE of some "priority" seating for popular shows. These were not listed on their price sheets, but provide first access to purchasers. We started standing in line for Alice in Wonderland a good 40 minutes before the show only to be end up at the back of the line as a large group of people with "priority" seating went to the front of the line. I would have happily purchased priority seats had I known they were an option. I asked to speak to the manager, who was an arrogant ass. \r
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On our way out, we walked in front of the ticket window. The same scene from our show (someone com
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