What do Kingdom Halls look like on the inside?

I was just wondering... I'm really curious about this religion and plan on going to one of the meetings soon... I've tried to go to one recently but got mixed up on the times... I was just wondering what it looks like on the inside... and, also... what are your meetings like? My church has three separate meetings in one block... it's sacrament, sunday school, and then to whatever meeting your age group goes to or w/e... is this church similar? or is it all in one room and one meeting?...
thanks! :)...

yes... I'm a mormon... and no matter what you say about it... I'm still looking into the religion... I'm working on finding out for myself what's true... and I want to be able to look at many different religions... not just this one...
thanks :)

Plain and boring, the seats can look like movie theater seats, there may be more than one room, one may be a library with lots of books, others are used to host small talks. There will be a desk where you can order bibles and other books, sometimes plants on stage and a plaque on the wall with a bible scripture.

I would look into a lot of information before getting involved with this cult, you might end up regretting it.

Very plain...

The walls are typicall painted an off-white, most have a small raised platform similar to a confrence room or classroom with a speaking podium at the front... There are rows of chairs most very utilitarian folding chairs...

It most resembles a large classroom with a raised platform at one end and rows of chairs rather than desks...

Inside is mostly one big room... Typically there are retrooms (1 female 1 male and a small library with shelflined walls for storing literature, sound equipment etc and a large freestanding table in the center..

The library is often where smaller groups such as elders meet using the table as a confrence table pulling up chairs or individuals can use the table to hold literature if they are using the room...

For schedules look n their marquee most have one placed for easy reading near the gate if there is no gate it's typically near the front door...

Plain but with interesting colors, big podium up front, book provider desk, brochures and ministry tools. A room for book studies. A map showing the 'territory' where they can distribute literature in, bathroom. Not much different from other churches. Meetings depend on whether you're getting there thursday or tuesday. One of these is usually at someone's home. There isn't any sunday school. All the kids sit with their parents. They don't usually have special classes or groups. The only group there would be is for people that are counting their hours in service as 'pioneers'.