The Retro Dome

«Love.»
“All you need is love.“
143 times — LOVE!!!
My wonderful fiancé purchase tickets for the Moulin Rouge sing– along and it was a blast! And yes, we would gladly go to another one if the movie was right.
Together, we dressed up and I MEAN dressed up. So, were we (especially me) overly dressed? Yes. But it was part of the fun. If you do want to dress up, go ahead, but most people just come in normal attire.
The items of fun we received?
–Fake money to throw
–A plastic top hat
–A noise maker (my favorite)
–Rose petals
–Ring pop
–Glowing necklace
AND. .. . a silly green beverage to go along with the green fairy.
The hostess forgot somethings and we weren’t quite clear when do throw some of our goodies. It didn’t matter though, singing with a small, silly crowd was fun. Even as I have singing experience and my fiancé has NONE — we both had a fun time.

I’ve had my eye on this theater, whenever I’ve made trips to the Winchester Mystery House and to Veggie Grill in Santana Row.
It’s the domes, man.
It’s all about the domes.
Yeah, they’re distracting. Like crop circles.
So when I found out they were offering a singalong showing of Moulin Rouge, of course I couldn’t resist.
I like the set up of the theater. There are a number of wide rows to walk through so you don’t have to play the ass-​or-​crotch game as you try to pass people who are already sitting in their seat.
The video and audio quality were great. not overpowering like I experience in most new theaters that like to crank up the volume too much for my sensitive hearing. And apparently, there’s an apparatus in the roof of the dome that allows it to drop confetti on the audience. How fun is that?
The people working behind the counter had our coke and popcorn ready before we could reach the cash register. And I love that they have a bulk dispensary for sweets and movie snacks.
Super awesome old school theater.
Dome theater.

**150^th Review**
Ever since the 6^th grade, The Little Mermaid had been my favorite Disney movie of all times. I remember those childhood days, watching these movies over and over again, drawing the characters from the movies, even learning how to play the songs from the movie on piano because I was so obsessed.
Then something spectacular called sing along movies came along and let me relive those childhood memories again! My ever so thoughtful boyfriend bought tickets to this because I’ve been mentioning I wanted to go. On a Saturday night, we gleefully marched into the Winchester 21 where Little Mermaid is showing (they have a schedule of different movies every week, check out the Retro Dome’s Website). We were handed a bag of goodies that we’ll be using throughout the movie. I squealed when I pulled out a dinglehopper and immediately used it to comb my hair. My boyfriend laughed at me and then stuck his dinglehopper into his hair. We are such goofballs!
A lovely lady dressed as Ursula took us through when to use each of our goodies: glowstick, bubbles, a baby rattle and of course my favorite, the dinglehopper.
We had so much fun singing along during this movie and they even sprinkled a tiny bit of water during one of the songs. At the end, a huge festival of ribbons rained upon us when Ariel and Eric sailed away to their happily ever after.
Well organized, everyone from age 3 – 83 were cheerful and participating in the sing along. I really had the best 70 minutes of my day right there!

Had a Fabulous time with The Retro Dome (at Century 21/​Winchester)! My mom and I went to see The Little Mermaid sing along. Had a Blast! Seeing the first film I saw in theaters, back on the big screen! I was 7yrs old all over again!
The only draw back is the partial lighting thats left on (which is for safety with the interactive props) its just a bit of a buzz kill that the theater doesnt go full dark. =0(
I’ve seen few events with the Retro Dome. The Sound of Music, The Princess Bride and most recently The Little Mermaid! Dont worry guys I’ll be back for quite a few more this season!