Without question, this is still the best movie theater in the Lafayette area. I'm still a huge fan…read moreof the comfy reclining seats and the popcorn. I recently visited during Wicked's opening weekend and it was a blast. I bought a ticket in advance for this screening, which was a breeze. The staff member who scanned my ticket was so kind and excited for me to see the movie--he gave it a rave review and I agree! It was so great to see a nice crowd at the movies again.

How to spend a Sunday afternoon? Go to the movies! There is a concession stand and bar (which may…read moreor may not have been open). Theater is clean. You can tell where the most popular seats are by looking at the recliner. The recliners worked well. It was Super Bowl Sunday so not terribly busy. Recommend!

Holy awful experience, genuinely no one here wants to sell tickets or make money. Used to love this…read moretheater it has really fallen off...

I feel like there's always something weird whenever I come here. It's pretty much the only theater…read moreby campus, so no other choice. Bathrooms smell so hazardous, worse than a portapotty. A new policy where they don't allow backpacks inside anymore, which is weird considering it's by a university where many students will come.

Lafayette 7 has smaller theaters than Eastside 9. I'm not sure if any have the reclining seats yet…read more I have yet to see that and I went to Lion King on opening weekend. The theaters feature stadium seating so recliners may not be feasible, although there is a flat floor section up front. The theaters have "rocker" chairs which allows the person in front of you to lean back right into your knees. The last time, my wife had a huge guy in front of her that due to his weight was leaning back and practically in her lap. His female companion sitting in front of me was very animated during parts of Lion King, bouncing in her seat (and this was an adult, not a child!) when certain scenes excited her. Luckily she didn't bang into my knees. This would be my second choice for a local theater, only if I can't get the times I want at Eastside.

Seats are old and cloth but visually clean. The issue I have with this place is that they straight…read moreup did not clean the theatre between movie showings and just gave a limp 'ok' when we notified them of the issue. This is why I'll continue going to Flix Brewhouse in Carmel. Better service and cleanliness. The least they could have done was to send someone in to clean but the teenage manager couldn't care less.

Lafayette Theater does it all, with the possible exception of theater. Just go to their website:…read more http://lafayettetheater.com/ and see what they've got coming up. One ongoing event that's definitely worth checking out is the Tuesday Dinner & Movie night. For $15, you get a candlelit dinner (catered by Scanoli's Cajun and BBQ Restaurant, across the street) and a classic movie. These days, the movie alone would cost you $10! And that means that the $5-dinner, already very good on the palate, was also quite gentle on the wallet. They also show Monday night football on the big screen. Moreover, for most of these events, the bar is open, which means you can enjoy a drink while you watch the movie. Tell me, where else in the US can you do that! I'm sure such places exist, but they're few and far between. For what it's worth, you can also rent out the space for events such as receptions and weddings. I haven't yet been there for something like that. But if it's handled anywhere near as well as the movie night, I'm already a fan.

First Mummies show! Great show...I had heard this is closing soon. Only downfall...bathrooms…read more Otherwise...great show.

Went to see a new movie on a weekday and the experience was great. Was greeted by friendly…read morecustomers and the service was fast. The prices for this theater were quite affordable which is also great! Everything went so well though the biggest issue would be how comfortable the chairs are since they are quite uncomfortable, and it would be a nice addition to have more legroom and recliner chairs. Overall I had a great experience and enjoyed that it was affordable.

Very clean theater! Went on Christmas to see the Bob Dylan movie. Reasonable prices compared to…read morethe last AMC I went to as well

We had a great time at the matinee today with our granddaughters. Tuesday matinees only cost $5.50…read moreso taking the kids to the movies doesn't break the bank. We bought our tickets on-line and ended up paying a n $8 fee. We should have just bought tickets at the theater and then we could have avoided the fee. There as no line when we arrived. The staff is super nice - down to earth. They offer a number of deals on popcorn and concessions. The theater was super clean. The chairs are comfortable, but not recliners. There are cup holders at each seat. Our view was unobstructed and noise level was low even though there were a lot of kids in the theater. There is a cute little birthday room set up with deals for the kids to get snacks and see a movie. The restrooms were clean (although a number of stalls were non operational. There was plenty of free parking close to the door. The lobby is filled with electronic games to keep the kids occupied before the show. I can't wait to go back without the kids and see an adult show.

This theater is now our favorite go to theater and we live in Whitestown. The family went here for…read moreour first movie in Indiana and we couldn't have been more impressed. We meet the new manager that had just taken over and he was kind considerate and generous with the snacks they bend over backwards to make your visit enjoyable and pleasant. The snacks were great the movie was excellent, the only negative was that the theaters heater wasn't working that night but we have been back and the were working fine He did say(the new mgr) that they had had several problems but were working them out one at a time. They really make you feel like the small local movie theater of the past with the newest technology seating overall experience, the best of both worlds.

I love this theatre. Since it is community owned volunteers are essential in helping to staff it…read more The town takes pride in the beautifully restored art deco historical theatre. Prices cannot be beat! Take the time to check out this theatre. You will enjoy a newly released feature at a great price in a historical building. Not to mention lots of leg room and very reasonably priced concessions. Oh and keep an eye out for community sponsored films. I have watched a few new films for free that were paid for by local businesses or churches!

It shouldn't be surprising for anyone who knows that I'm a film journalist that I have a special…read moreplace in my heart for classic movie theatres. As a wheelchair user, this can occasionally be complicated but I nearly always consider it to be worth any extra effort needed. This is very much the case with Fowler, Indiana's little gem of a theatres known as Fowler Theater. Originally built in 1940, this art deco theatre was rescued in 2001 by the Prairie Preservation Guild, a non-profit started with a mission of saving this once beautiful theatre that had fallen on hard times. They bought it for $30,000 and received a $2,000 grant from the Historic Landmarks Foundation and a $60,000 line of credit. Then, they went to work. The theatre actually opened that very year in December, though restoration has continued over the past 20 years. Detail paintings were done by David Orr of Sapphire Theatre Company out of Indy. Like many similar theatres, when originally built Fowler Theatre was a state-of-the-art technical marvel. In fact, it was one of only five movie theatres nationwide to premiere Gone With the Wind. Unfortunately, as times changed the theatre deteriorated and ownership lacked the means and willingness to invest in its upkeep. People stopped attending due to its condition. It was when locals discovered the owner planned to completely shut it down, sell off valued vintage pieces like the marquee, and turn it into a warehouse that the town committed to a different fate for the Fowler. These days, the movie theatre is run entirely by volunteers. Word has it that they've never failed to show a committed screening due to lack of volunteers. Think about that - in 20 years they've never failed. They committed early on to keeping screenings affordable and family friendly. Adult tickets are $6, children under 13 are $4. Concessions range from $.50 to $5. It is worth noting that tickets are cash only. Fowler is about 30 minutes outside Lafayette. It's a fun day trip and the town itself has quite the reputation for being haunted. The theatre hosts a variety of screenings and events. For example, right now you can actually catch "Sing 2" at the theatre. You can rent the theatre for screenings, parties, weddings, etc. - the price is affordable at $150 plus concessions. You can also rent the marquee for $26 per day. They also offer advertising on the screen - $60/month for for-profits and $40/month for non-profits. The Fowler Theatre has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2004. Screenings are Friday-Sunday with one evening screening each day. The interior has art deco and art moderne elements. The marquee is still the original marquee. The original theatre could seat 442, however, current seating is 196. Around 2012, the Fowler was closed for a few months for more extensive renovations including restrooms and improved accessibility features. It's definitely a place where I feel comfortable and it's easily one of Indiana's best retro theatres. If you love classic movie theatres, a day trip to Fowler/Lafayette is a must.

haven't been to this particular AMC in years, it feels like a decade honestly, decided to use the…read moremobile app to order our food. I appreciate the promptness. The food was really good and fresh and they were kind enough to let my husband refill his slushy after the movie (which might be a thing you can do, we usually eat ahead of time). the theater itself was very clean and the attendant who directed us to our movie was extremely polite. AMC Traders Point is now my second fav AMC in Indy and it's not far from home! We love a good convenient spot :)

First visit to AMC and I was very impressed by how clean, luxurious the seating is with the…read morerecliners. It was a very comfortable experience. The place was crowded on a Friday night but the lines kept moving. We checked in easily with the bar code. I enjoyed my experience, staff was very polite and the space was very clean. Think I'll be going back very soon.

The Harmony Theater is an absolute gem of a dinner theater experience. The staff treats everyone as…read moreif you're family from the moment you walk into the lobby. Although the staff is small in number, they are quintessential hosts. The food is homemade; simple yet exquisite. The performance company is likewise phenomenally talented, drawing cast from near and far to blend into an exceptional show. The lobby is quaint yet modern, adding a nostalgic vibe you don't find very often. Yet another extraordinary feature is the restrooms. They are Individual and unisex each with a stunningly unique design theme. I would strongly recommend reservations (available on-line as well as at the box office) due to the somewhat limited- but all the more intimate- seating capacity. I cannot recommend this venue any more highly!!

First, I don't believe those one-star reviews. I travel nearly 3 hours from Cincinnati as often as…read moreI can manage it, to enjoy their amazing buffet and entertaining shows. I just saw a delightful production of Cinderella, with a delicious TV Dinner-inspired buffet of turkey and dressing, meatloaf, pot roast, pork loin, green beans, corn, peas and carrots, and mashed potatoes. These were preceded by their delicious broccoli salad and tossed salad, and even better than before yeast rolls with apple butter. There were also an apple crumble and peach cobbler (with a wonderfully buttery dough), as well as additional desserts that can be purchased for intermission. The new owners, Mark and Misty McGrady, have made sure to keep the atmosphere built by the founders, Donna and Richard Myers. As a returned Hillsboro native, Mark understands what this institution of over 25 years means to the area. They changed the broccoli salad slightly, just making it crunchier, and added a French salad dressing that had been served when a hotel restaurant occupied the space where the dining room/auditorium now is, in addition to Donna's original sweet and sour dressing for the tossed salad. Both were wonderful, like all the food. And then there's the price. Although the price is the same as another dinner theater about 56 miles east of them, for a weeknight show and seats on the very edge of the auditorium, the other place is $27 more than Myers for weekend evenings, in the center section (and that's ignoring that place's $5 surcharge for a 2-top, or $35 surcharge for the last row, which they call "box seats for two"). I have been there once, but Myers Dinner Theater is the one I keep returning to. While you're there, visit one of their uniquely decorated restrooms (whether you need to or not). My photographs of three of them should tell you why.