Watching a Disney movie at El Capitan is always more fun than at a regular theater because you get the added "Disney Character" show before the movie. It sets the mood for an enjoyable evening. The movie was another "good fairy tale", enjoyed by both, grandparents and grandchildren (ages 11 & 14).

I attended this event as a birthday gift for an 11 y/o boy. Neither of us had been to this theater before. We took the Gold and Red Line trains which was very convenient, relaxing, interesting and cost-effective. The theater is wonderful, the staff was friendly, and the live show, including the organist and the beautiful Wurlitzer organ, was great. Lots of talent there and the exuberant live performances added to the enjoyment of the event.
The movie is very good. Classically Disney except no parent is lost, which is great, but it was still quite scary and left some very young children in tears partly, I expect, due to the large screen and loud volume, which would be somewhat mitigated on a normal TV screen.
This film is in 3-D, which I dreaded as my personal experience with that has been awful: blue and red lenses in paper glasses. Needless to say, this technology is greatly improved, added a lot to the experience, and had me jumping in my seat.
Overall, a very good show/experience/theater and we plan to return.

I liked it, but I do wish they'd go back to drawing the features instead of using CGI.