Flint Center for the Performing Arts — Attraction in Cupertino

There were people coming in late into the show (Both the beginning, intermission, and towards the end). These people were many that clearly obstructed the views of others. I was very disappointed about the way the usher's allowed the people to come in during the performance. Also, there was a very tall person with a big hairdo.... which clearly also took up most of my stage view. Also was struck me was the parents allowing their children to take video and pictures of the performance and again, the ushers did nothing about it. At the end of the show... there were a bunch of tall people that stood up to applause blocking the views of many rows. And there were angry people yelling at them to sit down. (Yelling it at my ear)

The performance was very nice, when I was not able to enjoy it because of the rude lady holding her 13 year daughter in from of me. Her daughter is a teen. She should not be allowing another person to sit on her lap because she can not see. That stuff should not happen. This venue was sad. I will never again go to this event at this location. (just...

Okay, So awesome place. Went to see Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood. Overall well done, all the staff did their parts. So, Intermission, and we go outside quickly to get a snack/drink breath of fresh air. Good thing too, cause the intermission is only 15 minutes, and by the time we get our food, the line is a good 20 minutes long. Back to our seats with our M&M's and chips to let everyone else get theirs quickly..... OH WAIT says the user, no food or drinks allowed except water off the patio.

I don't get it. Prep for the space you want to have. Sell concessions that you don't have to do much cleanup for. That or lineup shots for all the parents on the bar so we can get in and out quickly. Thanks for an otherwise...

Traffic flow into the property and within the parking structure is atrocious for large crowds. Surely part of the parking fee could be justified to have campus police do effective traffic control.

As for thr theater itself, while not run down and decrepit, it is sorely do for a modernization.

Seats that would have be marginal in the 1980s are laughable now.

Lack of low intensity in the aisle ways

Difficult to read in darkness row and sear markings.

Ushers using white rather than red lighting to light the way for patrons.

The flood of bright outside lights anytime a entrance...