Heber Valley Entertainment
Heber Valley Entertainment! Home of the Avon and Ideal theaters in downtown Heber City, UT. Experience fantastic entertainment at one of our nostalgic, modern theaters! Cruise back to the 1950's to catch a first-run flick at the Avon. Or, giddy-up to the Ideal Playhouse (Utah's oldest working theater) to enjoy touring bands and semi-professional musical theater - live on stage. Also, don't miss our homemade ice cream and chocolate at Kbop's sweet shop (located next door to the Avon) or our uniquely, retro themed VRBO, "Back in Time" (coming soon)! Step back in time to make new memories celebrating the good ol' days! Check out our upcoming movies! Check out our upcoming live shows! Purchase Season Passes
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Impressed with this small theater which has a great theater vibe and fun front row seats, movie screen size was great, and summer child ticket movie pricing was amazing which gives kids who come to do sports a nice place to relax and enjoy time between competition. Will definitely come back.
Had a fun time last night at the Good Vibrations Beach Boy tribute concert. The new comfy lawn chairs, and dance areas on the side of the stage are awesome!! Loved seeing the crowd get up and dance!The popcorn was great too!
I just moved to Heber and I was very impressed with the theater. They have a big screen and good sound, the reason for the 3 start is because even having a great sound the just won't turn up the volumen. The volumen was so ridiculously low that you had to make an effort just to listen the dialogs. Not to mention if somebody in the teather talks now you just don't hear the movie. This is reason enough not to come back.
A small city feel with a single screen. Karen and her family make you feel welcome. We were passing through Heber for a couple of days and I was so happy to see that Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale was playing. Loved my experience at the AVON.
I’ve had a couple bad experiences at this theater. The worst one was when they had not shoveled the walks, an old grandma had walked outside. I think to meet the parents of a grandchild that was being dropped off and she fell really hard. The employee who I believe was the owners daughter not sure Stood there from the glass doors inside the theater, And just stared. I walked past her to go help the old woman.. I brought her inside and sat down. Employee was still just staring. I was upset by the whole thing and so I talked a little harsher than I normally would and I looked at her and said could you get some paper towels? She Then proceeded to give me a whole bunch of attitude. I am not sure why she thought she was justified in one Making them safe and not helping the old lady. It seemed to me that she was more concerned about liability than the old woman’s care. It was actually she dismissed me and told me I was no longer needed in helping The old woman. Other bad experiences include really, really old candy, popcorn, and butter. I don’t know if it was the popcorn or the butter guessing it was butter, but something was so off and you could just tell that it was really old And probably expired Lastly, I use their bathroom. Below is a photo of the toilet bowl rush that is still currently in the women’s bathroom. I do not need to say anything about this
