Nice to support a truly local business. Really cool old school theater but sound and picture…read morequality was really good. On Tuesdays the movies are $5 (normally $10 so still a good deal). Cash only but with cheap prices on concessions as well definitely affordable and fun.

I thought this old school theater was great. For a 100 year old building the theater was great…read more Clear sound and nice picture. They also had real butter on the popcorn

What a cute movie theater! Very clean and not too expensive! An enjoyable experience, will be back!read more

Typical theatre, no bells and whistles. Usually not too busy which is a bonus. Decent food at…read moreexpected prices.

Summer fun! Bring you own food/beverages or they have concessions…read more Unfortunately, people are inconsiderate with their noise levels at times. Otherwise, a good experience. Word to the wise; bring a small portable radio or learn how to keep your car radio without lights before coming.

I used to love coming here but the last 2 times my experience has bot been the greatest alot of…read morepatrons in and out of there cars the whole movies shining there brights woth no staff around to ask them to stop also when ibwent to the snack bar they asked if i wanted to leave a tip on my card i think thats going a little to far at this point

I watched the Barbie movie here! Staff have great energy and I love the kitschy carpet. Popcorn was…read moreyummy and I enjoyed the show. Buy your tickets ahead online to avoid disappointment: popular movies will sell-out!

This is the only theatre I have ever been to that has a full bar. Also, the energy in the bar area…read moreis always great. They play music and the staff is friendly. They also love to make tacos and burritos! Such a plus to have real food before a movie. Love this place.

Family fun. Family run. Always a great time when we bring the family. Great prices makes it…read moreaffordable to go when all the new movies come out. Couldn't ask for a better place to have in a small town.

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Great theater! Everything is a very reasonable price, and there are new movies every week! The…read moredelicious snack selection is an added bonus!

I first remember going to the Indian Lake Theatre back in 1981 when my parents rented a house near…read more13th lake in North Creek. The movie was Gandhi. Years later I returned to Indian Lake. The Theatre was still there showing movies. A beautiful single screen theater. They were renting video tapes there as well back in the 90s. I have visited the theater every year since 2001 when I stay there for the summer for a week at Point Breeze Motel and cottages. Ownership of the theater changed to a nonprofit a few years after 2005. Theatre is still going strong with movies all throughout the year. They operate on a Thursday through Sunday schedule in the winter time. They have wonderful delicious popcorn with real butter and other great concession items. It's tough to run a theater even in the best of times. Theaters make absolutely nothing on ticket prices and rely on concession sales To make a profit. The presentation at this theater is excellent big screen good sound comfortable seats. So definitely if you're in the area make the trek to this theater. You'll be glad you did

Fairly good, old but standard for small town cinema, chairs didn't decline but were comfortable…read morenonetheless.

Best movie theatre in town! They have great selection of specialty movies via Fathom events (Studio…read moreGhibli and Live concert series). The movies are $5 on Wednesdays, and there are student discounts available. The theatre is clean and staff are friendly. While you wait for your movie to start, enjoy cute advertisements featuring not only local businesses, but silly promotional segments made by the owner of this endearing mom-and-pop cinema. The theatre is rarely crowded- if you're lucky you may even get the theatre to yourself. It's our personal theatre. We love it here!

Very clean theater and a great selection of concessions. Trex theater is where its at!read more

House lights were not brought up after a Met opera. The attendees, many of whom were elderly,…read morestumbled in the dark to exit. When I brought this to the attention of the manager, Eric, he was dismissive and patronizing. This post is for the theater owner(s), who may recognize an issue that needs to be addressed.

I had a wonderful time here with a friend recently. Even adults an enjoy the experience! Here are…read moresome highlights: 1. The otters! They were so active and playful, I could have watched them for hours. 2. Daily critter encounters - not sure what it's called exactly, but they have multiple opportunities throughout the day to hear a presentation and see an animal up close. On our visit we got to see the Kestrel. The presentation was quite interested. The small theater area is quite nice. 3. The Wild Walk is so nice and accessible! The interactive opportunities along the walk are great as well. 4. Lots and Lots of things to look at and explore inside and outside. Many trails. Tons of artifacts. The Troll exhibit was so cool. You really could spend an entire day here and still not do everything. 5. Lastly - THE GIFT SHOP. Seriously? I'm in love. So many wonderful, beautiful things. I had to keep myself from spending money this trip, but OH! Be still my nerdy nature-loving heart! Definitely make this a part of your next ADK adventure.

I visited this unique museum and interactive exhibit on a rainy day in the Adirondacks because I…read morewanted something with a solid indoor option. Ironically, the weather ended up being beautiful, so I spent a lot of time exploring the outdoor area instead and had an absolute blast. I went with one other adult and no children, and I can confidently say this is a place people of any age would enjoy. The exhibits are genuinely engaging and hands on without feeling childish. There were some incredibly unique features, including an outdoor treehouse style structure, bones and skulls you could actually hold and examine yourself, and even a small exhibit showing decomposing animals being broken down by beetles. That was something I had never seen in a museum before and found surprisingly fascinating. Overall, this was not a filler stop at all. It ended up being one of the highlights of the trip and was far more fun and interesting than I expected. Whether you have kids or not, this place is absolutely worth a visit.