Employees not helpful. The movie theater was so dirty. The carpets didn't look like ever vacuumed,…read morefloor by seats slimy, warm and muggy, smelled like dirty laundry basket and all the surfaces covered in hand prints. Went to 430pm showing.

We just moved to Manitowoc a month ago, and we're excited to find a movie theater in town! They…read morehave a wide selection of movies. The lobby is large, clean, and well lit. The staff is friendly and engaging. We got our tickets, popcorn, drink and found our theater. What I liked is they don't automatically add extra butter or salt to your popcorn. They have all that on the side to add tour own if you wish. The theater itself was large with comfortable seats. They had commercials and trivia on the screen before the previews started. Once the actual movie starts, the screen elongates to get bigger! I thought that was cool. The sound quality was great, and the theater was clean. I can't wait to return to AMC for the next movie I'd like to see. What a great movie experience.

The place: I've never been to a drive-in movie that was…read morehosted in a parking lot. I'm far more accustomed to the rural drive-in movies with great furrows with hills to angle your car on, but this has a distinctive charm. Cars are free to park wherever they would like, though I'd recommend taller vehicles park farther from the screen for the sake of us smaller sedans. Inside the building, there are bathrooms and some arcade games. There's a concessions counter, but I brought my own snacks, so no need to look too closely. I did see posters for pizza! The "doors" opened at 6:30pm when the movie started closer to 9pm. We were the first in the pot when we showed up at 6:40pm, so we took a drive around the charming town to return closer to 7:30pm. Maybe half a dozen cars in the lot. There was even a puppy in the bed of the pick-up that parked next to us! The location: 40ish miles outside Green Bay 75ish miles outside Milwaukee 100ish miles outside Madison For those willing to make the drive out of the city, this drive-in is delightful. Located in a small town in Calumet County. The service: Quick and efficient! Pretty laid-back! The price: $6 for a double feature? Is there really a better deal than that? I was delighted. For this unique experience, we got our money's worth and more. Next time: I hope they show a classic flick, there's something delicious about 80s and older films at the drive-in. Why yes, I do intend to return!

Love the small town cinema! Great atmosphere. Food was amazing and the service could not have been…read moreany better!

When a business does their job well, they get 5* from me. Small but tasty menu, typical beers and…read moreflavored malt liqueurs, clean, comfy seats and tables, nice folks and service. Great prices. That just about covers it! Movies don't last long so if you see a movie you want, go. Chances are it won't be showing the next week. Oh, great ambience! Old style theater, very classy!

This is a fun little theater. I saw F1 here the other day with some friends. The tickets are cheap…read more The popcorn and snacks are great! I love this little theater.

A must go to when visiting the North Shore. This beautifully restored theater is a 1 room movie…read moretheater that is volunteer run. Always has up to date movies with some great throwbacks. Concessions are very cheap with all the options but you can also bring carry ins. Such a good environment.

This place is simply breathtaking, it's like taking a step through time. So beautiful, the details…read moreare amazing. Such a fun way to see a movie. The film festival was great.

The Oriental is a gorgeous theater. They show interesting films, as well as Hollywood…read moreblockbusters.They have the sole 70mmm screen in the area. The concessions stand has fun offerings including bottles of wine and THC treats. The popcorn does stand out as better than most. What's the problem then? I don't see films here to sit through a lengthy sales pitch asking for donations and film club support. In fact, I avoid this lovely theater because they do it. After sitting through an hour or more of passive slide pitches for money, they brought their leader on stage to make another, way too long, pitch for support. It was such a turn off I may never go back. Enough. Yikes.

We really enjoyed seeing the Paw Patrol movie with our two kids. The seats are so nice, and the…read moretheater is nice as well. The tickets weren't too bad, but I will say food and drink is expensive. I kind of expect it, but the expense does mean I won't be able to go back often. I'll save the full "movie, soda, popcorn, and candy" experience for when I really want to treat the family.

My son invited me to see the new Spiderman movie last night & I'll say after my experience, I would…read moreDEFINITELY NOT RECOMMEND seeing a movie here. Spend the extra gas money & go to the Marcus cinema in Oshkosh. Our venture started w/ buying the large popcorn 2 large drink combo & being told there was no ice for our drinks because they were too busy & ran out. So we had 2 large drinks & no ice. Ok. Whatever. I get it, you were busy. Then w/ an hour of movie left, I had to use the restroom so my son said I should refill the popcorn since our combo included that & I was going that way. I ran into a worker on my way & confirmed that we were entitled to a refill but was told that the concessions stand was closed so although I was entitled to a refill, I couldn't get it. What? So I throw my bucket away & proceeded to use the restroom. Each stall in the bathroom has room for 4 rolls of toilet paper & the 1st 3 stalls I go into are empty. No toilet paper. What? The theater is packed & no toilet paper? Totally felt like I was at the bar, not seeing a movie with my family. I did find a stall that had one roll so I guess that was a win. Then I go to fill my drink & still no ice so at this point I ask to talk to the manager. The employee tells me he's busy. What? Holy cow! So as I am walking back to my seat I see a young man sweeping up popcorn in the hallway & yell down asking if he's the manager. He says yes. So sweeping up popcorn is more important than dealing with customers? I tell him that he needs to get his $hi@ together because our movie is going to let out in less than an hour & the girls are going to want to use the restroom & would likely want to use toilet paper. He then tells me that my language won't be tolerated & threatened to kick me out. Yeah, I was upset & used the word $hi@ but the statement was," get your $hi@ together", which is what they needed to do. Yes, poor choice of words on my part so I correct my language and used the word crap instead of $hi@ & proceed to go finish watching the movie. When it was over, the manager (Edward) & his side kick were waiting at concessions to tell me on my way out that they had no idea why I was upset because they checked the bathroom & they all had toilet paper. Like what? You waited to call me out? Yeah, because my hobby is going to theatres & lying about bathrooms not having toilet paper. Who does that & how did Edward even become manager with that mind set? Manager Edward & his sidekick need to re-prioritize their nightly chore list & Edward needs to learn some customer service skills. Waiting to call out a customer who was not lying is OUTRAGIOUS! I dont think it's at all unreasonable to expect some ice, popcorn (that I paid for) & toilet paper after spending almost $100 in an establishment. WORST experience I've had in a very long time!

The Garcade is a favorite spot for my son and I. Admission rate is fair based the ability to play…read moreall day for free. Countless pinball machines and many other arcade games that remind me on my youth, we don't struggle to find games we like playing together. Don't sleep on the Cosmotron. We rush too it when it's empty and enjoy laughing about the funny ways we crash our spacecraft. Other favorites are the Dig Dug, Galaga and even Gauntlet. Whether it's a spring break treat or a way to beat the summer heat, The Garcade is a must stop.

This place is great! Amazing selection of arcade games and pinball machines! So many classics! It…read morewas like gong down memory lane! I also found one of my new favorite arcade games called the Perfect Pour it was a lot of fun!! Going to come back soon!

Great value on their Movie Night Tuesday Free popcorn, one comment booking could be more…read moreefficient,

Majestic Brookfield 10:45 The Odyssey Brought along our big…read moreMandarin and Grogu specialty bucket for the $5.50 deal. They refused. Said you had to get the plastic bucket. Manager came over and reluctantly gave us the deal. It took 2 min to see on the Marcus website where it says $5.50. Majestic rips you off. Big screen or not, will only go to The Ridge in New Berlin from now on.

Great little piece of nostalgia here in this old downtown movie house that is now run by a not for…read moreprofit organization. They show mostly classic cinema here, crossing all genres from Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin to Ghostbusters and Caddyshack. It is a great and inexpensive (3 bucks) way to spend a weekend evening, and it is really a treat to see older classic films back on the big screen. No matter how BA you think your home theatre set up might be, there is no substitute for the true movie experience for something like Citizen Kane, Lawrence of Arabia or On the Waterfront. They are closed for a couple months during the winter, but during the warmer months they tend to have a theme of showings for a given set of weekends; Slasher films, old comedies, horror classics, etc. Also a good place to take a date. Even if you happen to hate classic cinema, you can at least pretend as though you have an appreciation for it so you can appear sophisticated. As a final side note, they show the Rocky Horror Picture show once each season also, and it brings out the fanatical types for the film like a small army of escaped mental patients. If your instagram feed is in need of some shock value, look no further.

I've been going for several years now to watch horror films. Every October their has been an…read moreindependent horror film festival for a whole weekend. They have also done Friday Freak Nights playing a lot of classic and old horror films for free! Recently they've been playing other films besides horror. This is a small, non-profit theater. It's a great addition to downtown Oshkosh. Most movies they show are free or just a few bucks. I catch myself donating $5 because it support the theater and I'm still paying less than going to a regular movie theater.

used to go all the time but it's been a few years but finally got to take my kids out for a great…read moremovie experience! always a blast

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.