It's our only option in Altoona so I'm thankful for that. But sometimes the employees are truly on…read morethe struggle bus. Today I ordered ahead and chose pick up of my popcorn and drink. Five minutes after the time I chose I had to ask for my order. So slow. I finally offered to get my own drink, which they then tried to charge me for again. All in all, once I got past that, the theaters are clean and the seats are comfortable.

The staff members here are really patient and friendly. This place became a madhouse when rush…read morehour hit but they all kept their heads and worked together to make it happen. Great team!

This historical movie theater was once an opera house. It is beautiful and full of architectural…read morehistory inside and out. My husband and I caught a movie tonight we have been wanting to see and got a tub of popcorn and 2 sodas for $10 (free refills). The theater and bathrooms were very clean and well-maintained. The staff were great too! Definitely coming back. Tuesdays are bargain days for students too- $5 tickets and free 46 bag of popcorn with purchase of a soda.

Good prices $8 for main show times. Great popcorn and they do get first run movies right away at…read morethe release date.

This is a cute little theatre. I love Mr. Movie talking with us at the beginning he added a ton of…read morepersonality to the theatre.

They've renovated this theater, the seating is way better than the previous chairs. It's always…read moreclean and the staff is always friendly. It's our favorite theater. They do offer Dealflix, but they're the same price as a regular matinee, we only go to matinees. It's pricey, but with 2 kids, 2 adults, all movie theater's are. Nothing beats popcorn with butter. Restrooms are clean. Lobby is always clean and well kept. Staff are always sweeping up and keeping things tidy.

It's a great summer tradition to come here. But your tickets in advance online and we recommend…read morearriving 30 minutes prior to gate opening for a decent spot. They usually play a new movie with a newer movie. They also do a new movie with an old movie. They also do themes for Halloween. They offer food in the center booth. I recommend getting your pizza ordered as soon as you can. The wait can be really long if you don't.(like a hourish) Overall it's a great experience you have to do this at least once.

Great time to be had at the only drive-in theater in Iowa!…read more Pricing per ticket is extremely reasonable, especially if you stay for the 2nd movie. If everyone parked one car between the white posts as instructed, the line of sight would have been better, but it still wasn't bad. Next time we plan to park in the front row to let the kids have more time to run around in our sight line. You can pack you our car with anything and everything, and there is plenty of room to set up chairs and coolers around your vehicle. The concession stand was a little pricey - more in line with a big city theater. But the quality of the food was stellar. And the pizzas were a big hit - one price, mix & match your toppings. And when you consider the ticket prices, these seem more manageable. They also have the cutest t-shirts! The only Cons we had were: 1. The on-site audio system (little car speakers) were all disconnected due to a past storm. (And it sounded like an epic off-season repair to fix.) So we had to rely on our car radios. But our lights wouldn't turn off if the auxiliary system was on. So we couldn't use our car radio. The concession stand offered old-school AM/FM radios to borrow (in exchange for a drivers license.) we went through 2 before finding one that would stay on tune 88.7. But we had to return it halfway through the 2nd movie when the concession stand closed. 2. There was a cell tower less than 1/2 mile away. It's too bad that there wasn't WiFi available. We had brought our own speakers, but without WiFi we couldn't used digital tuners. So, only a 1 star loss. We'll either bring our own radio next time, or figure something else out. It's an experience and our kids had a good time.

Super Great Local Classic...Fully Remodelled and Playing Top Notch Movies on Two Screens…read more (Two I Think). This place Works with Locals or Close neighbors working as Volunteers and This keeps admission tickets at a low $5.00... Kind of unheard of these Days with all the fancy Lounger style Big Screens around. The Screen here is a little Smaller, the Sound System doesn't blow out tour Eardrums, and the Slope of the floor is a bit Shallow, but the Movie Still Shows Fine. Concession is Great...Popcorn was top notch and Good Candy selection. The Cool thing is that even with popular Opening Weekend views you can always get a Seat...So before traveling to Des Moines Metro theaters maybe give this Classic Gem a shot and being on the Town Square you can get a great meal or ever stop into Peacetree Microbrew for a pre~movie Brewsky...Well I just planned out my next Date Night!!!

I've been to a lot of movie theaters in my life... Big, sprawling, stadium seating theaters with…read morechandeliers and surround sound. I've been to the El Capitan on a premiere night. The theatre I grew up with had 20 screens, and it was surrounded by a plaza of food and activities. Gladbrook theater is still the coolest movie theater I've ever been to. Ever. Yeah, I suppose you could say it's because it was novel to me. It was cute and quaint, and the fact that it only shows one movie at a time is funny... but that's not what was so cool. What's cool is that the little town in the middle of corn fields and air decided they wanted a theater, and they did it. It's run by volunteers, and it's probably only frequented by the people who live near the town, but it's awesome. The place was clean, the snacks were cheap, and the movie selection for the night I was in town was perfect. I saw Wreck It Ralph in a little theater on a cold snowy night in Gladbrook, Iowa, with my boyfriend and two other awesome guys, one of whom was wearing a Teemo hat. Pretty great memory, I should think. I do think, in fact. If you live near here and you haven't stopped by, you really should. This place is great and definitely needs to be supported.

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Delightful little multiplex that really takes its craft seriously -- films, concessions, and vibes!…read moreAbsolutely worth a detour if you're in Des Moines!

Movies are constantly reviewed, so I'm evaluating theatres, and the Fleur Cinema & Cafe is the best…read morevenue in Des Moines Metro. Everything about this place makes you aware that the Fleur and its staff give a damn about their product in every way. Excellent customer service, three terrific theatres with great screens and sound, clean restrooms, a fun and colorful lobby, incredible artwork, and superb popcorn! All of this makes for a good overall experience. It's a movie lover's venue. Get there early for their trailers highlighting local events, causes, and films, and get on their mailing list for upcoming highlights. Film pricing is cheaper than most, and vast indie film offerings exist. Shout-out to Mallory and Dev for their attention to detail and kindness. It made a huge difference and impacted us after a long, cold day.

The experience here is amazing. Not only is the food and movies are amazing but also the employees…read more I've been treated with nothing but respect and kindness by the young lady with black hair when I came to watch project Hail Mary. I love coming here to eat the popcorn and come with my friends and family. The managers are super nice as well and the staff are always ready to help. I recommend this place to hangout and relax.

The theatre itself is good, but the workers are pretty rude. Specifically the lobby attendants look…read moreat me and talk like they want me to die, and they tend to be irritable. This is over multiple experiences. Every time i've come to this theatre, the lobby attendants are unwelcoming and disrespectful. I get that customer service sucks, and the employees might've had a bad day, but it's no excuse to be discourteous towards people who are just trying to watch a film.

I was traveling through on my way back home and wanted to see a movie, not just go to sleep…read more It was a small theater. Nothing bad to say. Just don't go out the side door when seeing a late movie. You have to go around the building. Or be smart and just park on the back side.

Worst movie theater I ever been to, it was terrible. I paid $42 for 5 people and we had to sit in…read morethe back which I thought no problem but when we got there the seats are flat and aligned with the ones in front of us and we couldn't see and screen, peoples heads were in the way, and the seats were in the way. The screen itself isn't even full screen, you can see both sides of the movie being all black and the audio was terrible. The seats sound like there are plastic bottles in them whenever you adjust the seat. I want my money back.