If you're disabled but don't yet require a wheelchair, don't choose to sit in one of the marked…read morehandicapped seats. Seats that are so much easier to get up, without difficulty and disturbance to others. After breaking my back and 7 surgeries, I do require the need to move. I was told, I could expect to have to move if someone "handicapped" asked for my seat. I did volunteer that I was disabled. This meant nothing and he simply repeated himself. So being completely discriminated against, I left! I'm not saying you shouldn't patronize this theater. However, I sure hope they retrain their employees. Perhaps, I will contact an attorney?

Bill this place needs improved. This theatre hasn't changed in over thirty years. You have a bunch…read moreof children running concessions and it takes customers five + minutes to get tickets, popcorn, and snacks (the popcorn is also terrible). I understand you're the owner of a "small family owned business" but that cannot keep flying. You make plenty of money from this little venture and you hold the town captive as it has to choose between driving to a different state for a decent movie experience or sit through the rough audio mixing, the subpar screens, chairs and everything. You guys can't even shell out for movie poster boards, you have literal movie posters stapled to the wall. You either need to sell the business to someone who can actually provide a good experience or try to listen. People are not tired of movies they're tired of bad movie experiences and when everyone leaves your theatre with a complaint it's probably time to look inwards. I appreciate your ability to not be bought out by private equity and give into AMC models but if you don't improve the theatre will be a ghost town in ten years. People want movies people want experiences. Even a simple Marty supreme ping pong ball to sell would've been nice instead of the same five snack options and the same stale popcorn. If you actually want suggestions I would be happy to help bc I know what people want at the movies and they're not getting that here.

I attended a concert here while visiting Sheridan. Brenn Hill and Andy Nelson. I was so lucky to…read morehave attended. It is a beautiful facility. The ushers were so sweet.. great experience.

The WYO is a beautiful rustic theater that is a blast to work within, the architecture is beautiful…read moreand helped enhance our set design and play world and the employees are very friendly. I cannot wait to work with the WYO again!

I posted some concerns on social media about the theater and one of the managers instead of trying…read moreto defend herself or her actions she instead got her Facebook friends to brigade my post. Won't be going back

Such a lovely little theater for a small town in Wyoming. They had quite an array of movies to…read morechoose from. It's quaint, but full of spirit. We're here until almost January and will definitely visit as often as possible.

Dear Foothills Twin Theatre,…read more Just want send out a HUGE THANK YOU to you!! You went above and beyond the call of any customer service I have ever seen! Story: I was passing through the town two weeks ago, stopped in to watch a movie and managed to leave behind my wallet and not realize it until I was in a different state entirely! I called them and right away was assured that they had found it and placed it in a secure spot and would ship it out to me the very next morning. Not only did I receive my wallet back (with EVERYTHING still there) I also received a phone call from the manager within minutes of having gotten it asking me if I had received my package in good condition. He had been following the tracking number on his end to ensure the safe delivery of my wallet. I am SO GRATEFUL to everyone at this theater that helped get my wallet back to me. ABOVE AND BEYOND these people! Thanks so much Foothills! Your fan for life, Sarah

If you were banking on "buying online to skip the line" dont, you will miss the first part of your…read moremovie wating in line to have your "Online Ticket" printed. Only theater still operating in the 90's....