Went here tonight for the new Superman movie. definitely a hidden gem to the GTA since it's so far…read moreout north, but well worth the drive especially at night when there's no traffic. The parking spots are well organized, but wish there was more clear signage around the lot for getting in and out. My only tips if you're planning on going here is: 1. Make sure your car battery will survive 2. Bring mosquito repellent if you're sitting outside 3. Check showtimes and length (some can run until 3am)

It was my first time there (to watch Jaws 5oth anniv). The young man at the entrance booth was…read more very patient and friendly answering all my questions re. where to park, how the sound works, will my battery die, etc. Maybe some signage on exiting for first timers like me. (now i know) Will definitely return.

So much fun in the summer!! They play the current movies and it's so much more fun than the…read moretheatre. The staff are nice and helpful and there are lots of options at the concessions stand. Sometimes the sound can be a little weird but it doesn't take away from the experience. Bathrooms are kinda bad. Not maintained very well and the sinks are annoying

Been coming here since hs and so nostalgic to be back recently. Not much has changed but the prices…read moreand "no outside food" allowance. Seems like the snack bar has improved since the last time I was here which was over a decade ago Love that it opens rain or shine!

Starlite Drive In Theater…read more While I never went to the DriveIn as a Kid, this is my Second Time here. Only found out Today it has 3 Screens. Seeing -Drop -The Woman In The Yard -Novocaine Gate Dude was Super Pleasant. He's been here 4 Years. It's nice to be in a Rural Setting on a Holiday Weekend and listen to the birds chirp while you wait for the films to start Snack Bar has a a teeny arcade and TON of Food Options - All Fried Of Course Just found out Thursdays are Carload for $20. So, even if it's Two Folks you'll save $5 Bucks Enough for a Small Fries at the Snack Bar. Cuz, you gotta get in at least one Fried Food a Day! Side Note April is not Warm. Bring a Blanket and Pillows...

Came for a movie night with hubby looking forward to a good night…read more They opened 1/2 late, then went for food wow $38.00 for 2 burgers 1fry and 2 drinks with a popcorn and a chill dog, by the time I got food hot dog was cold chilli was more like sweet ketchup burgers now they were good but ir took 1/2 hr to get the food. At least the movies should be good.

I started going to the drive in when there was only one screen !!!! I LOVE the drive in,,, the food…read moreprices are very reasonable,, they keep the rest rooms clean .... 2 movies for the price of one and four screens to choose from !!!

Fix your exits almost totaled my car leaving screen 3 it is so full of potholes. POTHOLES is…read moreputting it very mildly. They are more like canyons. You are going to lose a lot of money when people stop going to the drive in because of the chance of damaging there cars when leaving the movie

I realized (10 seconds after paying for the parking) I was there for an event in the wrong date. I…read moreimmediately told the guy still at the entrance that I wasn't supposed to be there. He said he couldn't refund me (no rationale there). It's probably the only credit card machine, in the whole country that does not do reverse charge. It was a Tuesday evening, not busy at all, so I guess he needed to make some easy money after I left. Customer service grade F.

Saw Wonder Woman here and the movie was unwatchably dark. You couldn't make out any of the action…read moreand in some scenes, it was hard to tell who was who. The audio seemed to be mono and only came out my drivers side speakers instead both channels. I wouldn't come back for an action movie but maybe a bright animated film like minions would be watchable The concessions stand wasn't bad (pop corn, pop and a candy bar for $10). If you want anything else, you'd have to bring it. I wouldn't allow the nachos in my car so I couldn't speak to those. If they fix the screen issue, I'd give the place a good 3 stars. It's a great experience, but the movie was ruined by how dark it was.

On a trip to Buffalo, my friend and I made sure to check out the Transit Drive-In, and it was such…read morea great experience! We went to see Weapons, and everyone at the theater was super friendly and welcoming. One of the best parts is that if your car doesn't have a radio, you can rent one from them (which I had to do, and it worked perfectly). The food was surprisingly good and very affordable, which made the night even better. I also love that they run multiple movies at the same time across different screens, so there's something for everyone. Plus, the double feature makes it such a great value: we saw Weapons and Superman back-to-back. It made for a long night, but definitely a fun one. I feel like it is hard to find drive-in theaters anymore, so it was so fun to be able to experience this and it gave the old-time vibes with new movies which was super fun. If you're in the Buffalo area, this drive-in is absolutely worth the trip!

This is one of my favorite place in Lockport and it holds so of my favorite memories. This place is…read moreso classic for the most popular films with the best entertainment. They are so cheep with great snacks. They have a food stand with great snacks. I love the cheese fries so much. They had a great number of screams with scene one with its play set. I have seen so many movies like cars, minions, Barbie, Ariel, and many more. They were kind enough a few years ago in Covid to show starpoint predictions of Ariel on the screen which was so much fun. I would recommend this to any one young or old.

Cineplex Courtney Park is where you go when every other theater is sold out. It's functional, but…read moreit lacks the comfort and "event" feel of modern cinema. If you care about seat comfort and a clean environment, you're better off driving the extra 10 minutes to Cineplex Junxion Erin Mills or the Winston Churchill location.

This is my favorite Cineplex location because of all the food options in the plaza…read more The theater itself is pretty good. They leave signs everywhere if a theater is not up to code, like the heating broke or too humid, etc. There are plenty of works for the food area, so it usually isn't a long wait for you to get a drink and popcorn. The arcade is old and outdated, some games are broken, but there's still a few to choose from. I wouldn't go to a theater for arcade games to be honest. The theaters are fairly clean after each movie and the seating is comfortable enough, just like all the other Cineplex locations.

It was so much fun coming to the drive-in :-). It's been soooo long since I came here. Today was…read moreopening night and it costs $15 per person and you can watch 2 movies. Tune your car radio to 104.9 and enjoy the movie

The movies are good but the mosquitoes are really bad like so bad it's annoying I will come again…read morebut will definitely have to bring 20 things of bug spray. I was basically hiding under my blanket most of the time there. The mosquitoes are bad I thought about leaving 6 times during the first movie they need to invest on spraying for mosquitoes

Proximity, for the urban golfer, is its own form of luxury. The Docks Driving Range earns its place…read moreas a neighbourhood staple precisely because it asks so little of your schedule: unpretentious, and reliably open when the impulse to swing strikes. Situated at the water's edge with the Toronto skyline framing each shot, the setting carries a quiet drama that no indoor facility can replicate. The format is refreshingly straightforward: hourly mat rentals with unlimited balls, no fuss, no complicated booking ritual. The online waitlist system is a thoughtful modern touch, and the waterfront air adds a lightness to the session that a conventional range cannot manufacture. Where the experience shows its age is in the details. The hitting mats bear the honest wear of years of use, and the pricing structure during peak hours demands a scrutiny that the facility does not always reward. Those accustomed to pristine teeing surfaces and a curated soundtrack will need to calibrate expectations accordingly. Yet for the local regular, these are minor concessions in exchange for supreme convenience. This is a course correction between meetings, a stolen hour before dinner, a go-to. And in a city where accessible outdoor practice space is a genuine scarcity, The Docks fills that gap with admirable consistency.

This place is a great escape from downtown and is right on the water. While you can see the city…read moreskyline in the background, you feel away from the city which is great and relaxing! It's quite easy to reserve or join the waitlist for the driving range online. Due to the layout of the facility, the check-in spot is a little bit confusing the first time.

I hosted a photo shoot at Serendipity Event Space and it was so amazing. I dealt with Tristan and…read moreshe was so friendly and helpful and always quick to answer my phone calls and emails! On the day of the event everything was laid out and ready for us and Tristan came to check if we were good several times and if we had any questions! I recommend Serendipity Event Space to anyone hosting a shoot or a celebration becuase I can assure you Tristan will tale care of you!

From the owner: Brampton's Newest Urban Industrial Event Space is now available for your next event! Our event…read morespace can accommodate up to 120 and can host functions such as baby showers, bridal showers, birthdays, weddings, workshops, corporate events, photoshoots and much more. We offer DIY services where the space is completely empty and you can bring in all our. own event needs or we offer Full Service where clients just have to show up on the event day and we take care of everything.