text: The kids wanted to watch Disney's Million Dollar Arm and Suncoast was the closest to home playing it.  It had been a while since visiting Suncoast, and the stench of cigarette smoke when you walk into the casino reminded me why we prefer Red Rock. \n\nI walk up to the cashier and ask for 2 adults and 3 kids for the 2:10 showing of Million Dollar Arm.  We walk in and the ticket taker tells us we're in theater 8.\n\nY'all should know that the children in our group were 5, 9, and 10 years old.  \n\nWe stop by concessions and load up with hotdogs, popcorn, drinks, candy...  $60 worth of junk!!  We could barely carry everything but we found our way to theater 8.  Something was playing which we figured were trailers.  We found a seat and sat down.  \n\nTo our horror, the characters on screen were cussing and making sexual motions.  The boys start giggling.  Wth?!?  Disney wouldn't show inappropriate trailers...would they?!?  \n\nI look down at the tickets and the lady sold me tickets to the 1:30 showing of Million Ways to Die - Rated R.  \n\nHow can you even sell children tickets to a rated R movie?!?  \n\nI was annoyed and mentioned to the assistant manager what had happened.  I wasn't asking for anything free.  I just thought they should know that they might be selling rated R movie tickets to minors.  \n\nThe asst manager giggles when I tell her what happened.  Really??  Then she offers to exchange the tickets.   I asked why?  I told her we would just walk into the right movie.  The theater was empty at 2pm.  As I left, the assistant manager was laughing with a co-worker about what had just happened.  Unbelievable.  \n\nThe ticket mixup was a nuisance.  The response from management was ridiculous.