We had fast, friendly service when we were in line at 10:30 am. It is a hot summer day, so the…read moretheatre is busy already. The concession line was long, but they had three cashiers working, who were working as quickly as possible, while being pleasant. Our reclining chairs worked, but had worn in "seat" spots in the cushions which caused us to lean towards the center of the two seat configuration. Women's bathroom was adequately clean. Popcorn was fresh and warm. The Pepsi Zero tasted good here, which isn't always the case at other businesses. Had a nice experience and enjoyed the movie!

Came to see Wicked: For Good with my girls and it was so magical! We loved the props and photo area…read morecreated for the movie! We're Marcus Reward members, and appreciate they still have discounts for Tuesday nights. You get free popcorn, and special deals on hot dogs, candy, combos, pizza, and beer! It's also nice you get 50% off for the Ultrascreen and Superscreen. The chairs recline back with plenty of space, legroom, and cushion to feel comfortable. The seats are "couple" setup, so they have a divider between them that can be easily lifted if you want to sit closer or further apart. It's a plus they offer digital tickets with Apple Wallet. Only caveat, if you book multiple tickets with one order, your whole party must be present. They can't scan on their own to get in. Friendly staff and the sound and lighting were great. I did notice when I tried to book online the seats behind us were all empty upon arrival, and unavailable for some reason to purchase online. We would've sat in the rows further from the ones we selected. Nevertheless, they ended up being good seats for being in row C-DreamLounger section. Overall, great experience!

We love this little theater and the staff. It's such a gem in our community and their prices make…read moreit so affordable for families to enjoy a movie and be able to buy snacks too without having to break the bank. We also enjoy the rocking seats and the table in back row of screen 1 to hold our drinks and snacks.

Of course the movie we wanted to see during Spring Break was not showing at the Geneva Theater in…read moredowntown Lake Geneva, but I went online and found this place. It's about 20 minutes away, in Burlington, Wisconsin, and an interesting drive through farm country. The theater looks deserted on the outside, but it's rather nice inside, with 4 or 5 screens and very comfortable seats. And the concessions are MUCH cheaper than we pay in Chicago! Good popcorn. We found easy parking on the street in front, and also discovered a parking lot in the back. We would definitely come here again.

Great place showing first run movies. Clean and family…read morefriendly. Reasonable prices. It is for sale so I hope someone will buy it and keep it going.

It's a great place to visit. Sure, the radios and the snack sack could be redone and don't work in…read morethe best condition, and the consessions lines go really long, but workers there still work hard and get their job done, and if you can't hear, you can tune in to your car radio station to hear the movie. Honestly, it's one of the best family places you can bring your kids. Nothing like getting that outdoor experience, playing catch with a football, sneaking in snacks, then being able to watch 2 movies until after midnight. Highly recommend this theater and I hope Lee finds a buyer and it keeps running.

We came here on a Friday night to see a double feature, Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Top Gun. When…read morelooking at the website I was a little disappointed it was so expensive--$40 after taxes for a car load. You can have as many people in the car as there are seatbelts but there were just two of us. Their snack bar is now just candy and a few drinks, including beer. So if you wanted hot dogs or anything like that, you won't get it here. However, they let you bring outside food and drink--probably why they charge more. We made a huge batch of homemade butter popcorn, brought our own waters, candy, and jerky. The car next to us had brought in pizza and Chipotle, which I'd do next time. There are restrooms on the site and they were very clean and plenty of stalls (at least for women). The one thing I did NOT like aside from the price is that you have to use a radio to listen to the movie. I have a 2019 Subaru and my car battery almost died after leaving it on without the engine running for both movies. A couple people had cars that needed a jump. So either bring a handheld radio or bring jumper cables. We would come back again because we like older movies but it would be nice if they had newer movie options too. It's a cute date night if you like old school things.

Went for the first time with my kids for a double-feature of the Sandlot and Princess Bride…read more Overall a good experience. A big plus was that there were no mosquitoes. I also liked that you could bring your own beverages. I wish the screen was larger, as the lot was pretty full so we had to park farther away. Also, being new to the Rock Complex, I wish I was given better instruction for where to go to enter.

I've always had friendly customer service people here, whether it's at the concessions or ticket…read moresales or cleaning crew. It's on the smaller side for a movie theater.

I have not been to the movies in a long time but I was so excited to see The Mandelorian and Grogu,…read morethat I couldn't wait for it to hit streaming. It was easy to buy tickets online and the concessions area was very impressive. The seats were comfortable and the sound was great. The staff I interacted with were friendly and helpful. I'd absolutely return to see another movie.

Moonlit Movies in Oconomowoc has been a well attended local event since inception, being held in…read moretwo downtown locations... One downtown on Main St., the other at Folwer Park on Fowler lake. Both drawing several thousand friendly and happy people! It bring the whole town out and the whole together. The Main Street site being my favorite as one can set up camp for the movie, and grab a great meal at any one of the great local eateries ranging from food trucks to 5 star Indian, and everything in between. The community pulls out all the stops with almost every church within 5 miles having a big presence (with a few sadly and notably absent) of engaging activities for family and kids. There are three movies movies during the season, and one being aimed at a kid free audience too.

Awesome... Movies shown in the park, and snacks and drinks are available. Classic movies shown in…read morenature. Plenty of room, so bring your own chair. Check schedule for movie times.

We were planning to go to the drive in in McHenry, when I saw a special for this one on Living…read moreSocial. (Cars are $30 for general parking and the deal was for $19.) So I jumped on it. We went on their website and saw a decent variety of shows so we made our selection and made the reservation, which is required. It's an hour from our house and it's worth the trip. We arrived an hour and a half before our movie started as they recommend, which was perfect. The lot is big and clean and they are currently accepting less cars due to the pandemic. They have a guy who comes around with a concession cart that has basic snacks and drinks, but we brought our own. (I recommend this.) There are port o potties on both sides and right now everyone has to wear masks when you're away from your car. We packed blankets and pillows too and my daughter and her friend sat in the back of our truck, while we also brought lawn chairs and set those up too. It was a perfect night and a lot of fun! Can't wait to go again.

Ordering tickets online was fast; masked staff scanned tickets, going car to car--all fine…read more We were irritated that aside from being directed where to park (by people w flashlights) before entering into the area for the movie screening, no one ever communicated what was going on, like why the movie started 30 mins later than advertised. It was pretty annoying to have your 2hr movie go from starting at 10:30pm to 11am. We all had sound problems at the start of the movie, and had to turn radio station on and off to get it synced with movie. The only thing that saved this from being a one star review was that the port-a-pottys were ridiculously clean; a staff member went in after each person and sprayed everything down--most sanitized toilet I've used since Covid.

I want to start off by saying that the staff was very nice and helpful; therefore my two stars…read more I have been to drive-in movie theaters in the Bay Area and Las Vegas but this location/expierance was so disappointing. This gravel field is at the end of this industrial street with a large building in front of the screen that has lights on. The are low budget scones indicating where to park. First two rows are reserved and last had a private party. The color contrast is so dull and just sad. The movie started late due to technical difficulties and half into the movie, the audio stopped and after 10 minutes, they just skipped to another scene. Im absolutely speechless that they would charge over $40 for this very low quality movie expierance. I will most definitely not be going back.

My husband and I came to see Night of the Living Dead, and had a blast. The previous movie went a…read morelittle later than expected, but they got everyone out and us in quickly and efficiently, and the staff were nice. The food is nothing out of this world, but good. If you are getting a popcorn to share, then just do yourself a favor and get two. There were no technical difficulties during our visit. The staff were nice, and out of the way for the most part. We had a great view of the screen from where we were parked. I miss drive ins, and I would come back to this one without a doubt.