Cinépolis — Attraction in Baja California

The biggest ripoff for food, ever...I ordered from Uber Eats, thinking Coffee Tree Cinepolis was just a restaurant in the Cinepolis plaza, but it apparently is run by the theater. Their ad on Uber Eats showed a fairly large baguette, with meat and vegetables literally spilling out of the edges of the bread. The reality: a long very thin baguette (1.25" in diameter), with almost NO meat, paper thin tomato slices (I had asked for extra tomato, per the ordering form), dry as a bone, and hard as a rock. No dressing was to be found, although I had chosen mayo. It was part of a 'Super Combo!", including curly fries (cold and soggy), and a soda from their menu. I chose Coke Light (no sugar), but got regular coke. The food was absolute garbage, and me without a 'Hazardous Waste' bag in sight...stay away...stay VERY far away...even the street dogs turned up...

Good news: The cost for 2 adults for a movie, large drink and popcorn is about $12 dollars. In the US it Is TRIPLE that cost. Bad News: Not enough parking. The concession place inside ALWAYS has long, long unorganized lines that move very slow. Most of the idiots in line do not decide what they want until they get to the counter. Then the padre asks nino what he wants then nina then tio then tis then.... You get the picture. It takes forever and makes you late for your even if you arrive 45 minutes early. Then when you get your popcorn and drink they will not let you into movie theater until for a 7pm movie until 7pm - really stupid and...

Food sucks. The theaters are clean, and they look past the fact that you bring in chips or snacks so it's cool. I recommend buying tickets in advance because the lines are ridiculously slow. If you want to sit in peace, it's best to go during an early show or weekdays. Buy a seat up front, it's not that bad and you'll be spared the circus car full of people who don't mind sitting on top of each other in the center of the theater. Can't complain otherwise. It's a nice little escape from the world for...