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Spray Parks Are A Free and Easy Way To Stay Cool in B-Town. What to do when Bakersfield turns up the Heat. China Town Buffet, a place to eat like an emperor. Tags: Bakersfield, Bakersfield California, Edwards Cinema, entertainment in Bakersfield, Fun, Maya Cinemas, movies, Reading Cinemas, Theatre Here’s the link to buy tickets at Edwards: These are great if you’re feeling adventurous and brave or you want to shake off a terrible date. However, there are two more that need mentioning: The Dollar Theater and Regency Theaters at the East Hills Mall. These are my top three movie theaters here in town. The Maya isn’t exactly in the best part of town, and is known for the robberies that go on in it’s parking lots. Your movie-watching experience would be untouched as far as your satisfaction is concerned. If you’re going to see a movie here, go in an armored car… or a tank. Maya Cinemas (1000 California Ave, Bakersfield, CA 93304 636-0484): This place is nice and spacious on the inside, complete with the best arcade selection on the list. Good luck finding a parking spot in the same time zone, though. I like this one because it’s close to the mall, just in case you want to spend a lot of money when you’re done with your movie. Reading Cinemas (2000 Wible Road, Bakersfield, CA 93304 Phone: 833-2230): This places second on my list just because it’s better than what’s next. The only down side to this location is that on Friday nights, the place is crawling with eighth graders. It’s in a nice part of town and there’s all kinds of food everywhere, which is always a plus. The Edwards Cinema is located in the Marketplace, the biggest social hub in town. It’s clean, and there’s an awesome bathroom upstairs if you’re willing to make the 30-second trek. For starters, it’s a sight to see on the inside. Edwards Cinema (9000 Ming Ave, Bakersfield, CA 93311 Phone: 663-3042): If there’s any place to be when you’re in the mood for a movie, it’s here. Just look at it, Greek gods could live here. If you want to see a movie in Bakersfield, go to Edwards. Valley Plaza is located at 2701 Ming Avenue, Bakersfield. There is also disabled parking and bathrooms for wheelchair assisted persons. There are no “mall walking fees,” so it might be more economical for people looking for inside walking with the added comfort of central air conditioning, to go to the mall. It is fun and the miles can add up by walking from one end of the mall to the other once or twice a week. Famous department stores offer excellent window shopping as you walk a mile or two just strolling the enclosed hallways. You can also stay cool by walking through the air conditioned stores and restaurants next door to Fandango’s at The Valley Plaza Mall. He has only worked at the theatre for six months but he plans to stay there for a while. The people are very friendly and I like to greet them and help them with directions,” Evangelista, 21, said. “I love my job at Fandango’s because we get good benefits, and nice discounts on our tickets. 
Manny Evangelista, 21, loves his job at Fandango.
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