They made everything very easy and straight to the point I really appreciate it. The staff was really nice. Buying the tickets was super quick and easy and I also love the way the theater looks very old fashioned

Ive been there before but will never go again. They have a policy buried in their terms and conditions of no refunds for missed shows. Your failure to attend means you have donated the fee for the ticket to their charity. Don't buy your tickets in advance if you feel you might have change of plans. They were incredibly rude and discourteous when I called to ask for a refund or exchange, and they showed no empathy for the donation i made to their charity. Its claim of being a world class venue is laughable and their movies are just a blu-ray being shown on a large screen.

This theater acts like a big-corporate venue instead of being a local theater. We had tickets to MST3K and the show was on a day that had crazy snow weather preceding the show and then projected the night of the show--while the show would have been running. The day before the show, the theater emailed out an inclement-weather policy that OTOH promised that the show would go on, but OTOH had a rather snotty tone to it. The policy allowed for cancellations before 7 PM but really, only allowed for you to reschedule (commit to) attendance to a different future show at theater. We knew already that there wasn't another show that appealed to us so searched online for any info to decide if we wanted to risk trying to drive to see the show and then trying to get back home after the show. The snotty email gave absolutely no info regarding whether the theater itself (and nearby parking lot) was on a primary-plowed road, or if the parking nearby had been (and would continue to be) plowed--nada. We mapped getting there and didn't see a way to get there without encountering hills either going or coming back. The Bremerton city's plow map (SWARM) showed that Pacific Avenue (where theater is located) had no plowing or de-icing done at all. To make matters worse, right after 7 PM (reschedule deadline), the weather was unexpectedly updated to predict a new snow storm moving in, projected to leave 1 inch of snow per hour. I've no idea how many people decided to risk venturing out to make it to the show or return home, but this theater's total lack of regard for its customers' safety, lack of honest and helpful info regarding getting there, parking there and getting back home, and its stringent big-corporate no-refund policy leaves a poor taste in my mouth. I've no intention to ever buy tickets or attend this theater again.

Just came from the Keller Williams & The Hillbenders Pettygrass concert. Show was split into two sections...Keller first with some really strange electronic guitar music. Clearly he's a very accomplished musician, but his electronic stuff left me cold and became monotonous. I thought we had been duped. After a somewhat long break, He came back on with the Hillbenders and performed what I was expecting to see for the entire concert...bluegrass versions of Tom Petty tunes. This part was absolutely outstanding! The musicians, particularly the dobro, banjo and guitar players were amazing and the vocals were right on the money. I'd return to see them if the stuck completely to the advertised bill of fare...Pettygrass. But I'd prefer he left his solo performance out. Now the real reason I'm writing this review: my disdain for the exorbitant wine prices. First off, we brought our previously purchased required plastic sippy cups for wine. They're required for all those sitting in the balcony, which I can understand. Don't want to be spilling on folks down below. But the dang things leak from the lid. Mine dripped red wine on my shirt every time I took a sip. I ordered a 7 oz. pour of Hedges CMS red and my wife ordered the Ch. Ste. Michelle Pinot Gris. The cost $23.00!!! $12.00 for my red and $11.00 for my wife's white. Retail bottle price for each of these wines is less than $10.00, so wholesale would be less than that. I spent 31 years in the retail wine and liquor industry and these are NOT fair prices. I realize this beautiful theater is always in fund raising mode, but this is ridiculous! They're raking in tons of profit from alcoholic beverages. Sell the dang wine for a reasonable price and you'll sell more. I don't even pay these prices in the finest Seattle restaurants. Please stop gouging your supportive patrons.

The Admiral was a perfect spot to hold our recent high school reunion. The main area was spacious and accommodated dinner seating, open bar mingling area, dance floor, photo booth, buffer set-up, and silent auction tables. The menu items we selected for our buffet meal were delicious.