RJ -

The fact that Tinsletown is located next to the woods is no excuse for rat droppings in the food prep area. Laws are laws, and if this business can't meet standard health requirements then they should be shut down.

We don't expect the best employees at minimum wage, but the owners and patrons should expect the employees to do the job that they were hired to do. It's not as if someone forced them to take the job.
If these kids aren't held accountable for their performance at this job, they will pick up on that and think that they can skate through life without being held accountable for anything. These kids wanted this job, they agreed to the salary, and they should do a good job, put a smile on their faces, and keep the place clean.

Where did you come from? What rock did you crawl out from under. Do you really like your popcorn seasoned with rat dookie? I'm just askin.

Just telling it from another side of the road Jack. That theater is just as good as any other in the area. Seeing as how they got a 98% rating on their new health inspection, I think you people should rethink your lost words.

Any rat shack can get a 98% if they knew exactly what day and what time the inspector would show up. The fact that they only found 4 rats ought to tell you how proficient the health inspector is.

Tinseltown will die due to competition, even if the incompetent morons who run it presently manage to clean the place up enough to quit flunking inspections.

Cinemark/Tinseltown has a zillion concessions stands they never open, hire staff that is beyond incompetent and plain lazy, can't figure out how to open the box-office with more than one brain-dead staff at a time, etc. Their biggest concern seems to be if someone under 17 might get into a R-rated movie, which isn't even a law, it's a "guideline."
They hire off-duty PD for about 5x what they pay the rest of the employees. What a great use of your funds! Rats having a field day and your staff of tards drooling around during repeated failed inspections!

None of this surpises me...TT has been poorly run since almost Day 1. For a while, they had a big advantage as being one of the few around and the convenience. They don't have that any longer and their reaction to competition seems to be to cut costs to the bone(except for the off-duty PD), treat the ticket-buyers with the same apathy as always, and just behave like a dying business. Hell, their sister theater over in Banks Station will make it longer.

NUK

Well maybe if lazy people would give a rats as* and pick up their OWN trash in theaters and not expect others to do it all for them, then maybe the problem wouldnt be so bad. Its disgusting that people can be such pigs and not even pick up after their own selves.

If you think its That bad, then don't come. Its that easy. No one is twisting your arm and forcing you to go to Tinseltown. Go drive your golf carts back to PTC where everything is oh-so-perfect and, of course, spotless and clean in your life. =)

They simply need to close down for as long as it takes to take care of the problem. I know the corporate office hates losing money from loss of business but a few days is better than being closed down for good. The fact that they've not fixed the problem has already given the place bad press that's hard to repair as it is.

Does anybody else remember when Fayetteville first got the three-screen theater back in the 70s? It felt like we'd really hit the big time.

Tinseltown is getting worse and worse! I drove to the new cinema in Griffin at Hwy 92 & Hwy 19/41, what a difference!!! Great service...Free refills on popcorn and drinks.........Clean atmosphere....Only one mile farther than going to the Pavillion from south Fayette County, with a whole lot less traffic....