On the 2nd floor is Bogart's Bar and Grill. Already quite popular. The wait was 25 minutes tonight so we did not eat at a table, but we did order from the Bogart's "premier" concession stand adjacent to the bar. In fact, I spent $60 on food and drinks there tonight, a personal record!
For the first time in my life I ate sushi in the movie theater (the tuna roll was a bit bland though) and my wife had a glass of champagne, fried calamari, grilled artichokes, portabella mushroom flatbread (or pizza) and steak skewers, topped off with popcorn. She didn't tell me how the food was probably because she was chewing for 2 hours straight. That must mean she enjoyed it.
Bogart's is not yet allowed to sell alcohol at the consession stand. But the full bar had great service and they let us bring the drinks into the VIP seats.
The concession stands downstairs had more typical movie food. It looked pretty good. In fact, next time I go, I'll be ordering the hot dog and curly fries for $7. That would have been more fulfilling than my sushi roll.
The movie itself was unbelievable. No wonder it won Best Picture. Just amazing. And the clear picture and perfect sound made the experience outstanding.
The exterior of the theatre is also beautiful and there is a nice connection between the new section of The Oaks mall and Muvico. In fact, The Oaks has a large outdoor section now that looks really top notch. Beautifully done.
Muvico Grand Opening Weekend begins on Friday, February 27th at The Oaks in Thousand Oaks! Muvico's 14-screen, 109,000 square foot theater will complement the graceful Southern California architectural design of the new and improved The Oaks. And more great news for the local economy! Hey, our 401(k) plans may be down 50%, but we can splurge a bit on local entertainment, right?
These theaters are state-of-the-art, with curved wall-to-wall screens and all digital, Sony Premier 4K (high definition) Digital Projection technology. Muvico will also feature Bogart's Bar & Grill, an upscale restaurant along with a full-service bar.
Or better yet, buy tickets starting February 24th by visiting the Muvico website at www.muvico.com. This should be a really big event as it has been several years in the making! for an overview.
Technology:
Southern California's only Sony 4K ultra high definition projection - all 14 auditoriums (stadium style)
3D capabilities in four (4) auditoriums
The latest in sound technology from JBL-Harman Pro.
General Admission
$9.50 Matinees before 4pm
$11.00 Adults after 4pm
$8.50 Seniors 55 and up, all times
$8.50 Children 12 and under, all times
Muvico Pepsi Experience and Reserved Seating
$1.00 up charge for Reserved Seating, includes Giant screen and Leather seating with spacious legroom
The Premier - (Ages 21 and older only. Valid ID required prior to entry.)
Admission includes reserved seating, a voucher for the Premier concession or Bogart's Bar & Grill, and Free popcorn
$16.00 Matinees before 4pm
$20.00 All Shows after 4pm
Additional Charges:
$3.00 up charge for all 3D features (includes 3D glasses)
$1.00 up charge for General Admission reserved seating (Select theaters only)
Given the Conejo Valley is named after a rabbit, I asked her if she had any bunny art to share with us. Oh she certainly does! I selected 3 of the 6 pieces she sent my way. If you like these, let me know and maybe I'll post more at a later date!
