Went here to see How to Train Your Dragon live action movie on a Friday night, not too busy. The…read moremain bathrooms in front, in the men's bathroom, 5/7 stalls were taped off. The water cups are very small. This stuff alone only knocks it down some but in theater 8, which is the one we were in, the screen was damaged, so you could see streaks of light when the projection hit it. The seats were comfortable and the sound quality was great Overall more like a 3.5/5

Was not enthused about seeing the dirt on the bathroom floor. When sitting in a stall, you can see…read morewhere they didn't clean the floor behind the door posts. Yuck. Seems clean for the most part but that isn't nice.

Saw a great show there last night about Patsy Cline. Unfortunately the sound system was very bad…read more Lots of crackles and pops coming from speaker. It was a shame such a well done performance by the artists was tainted by the poor maintenance/ operation of the sound system

This theater is in really good shape. Well cared for by Hope College. Very thankful they have kept…read moreup this historic landmark!!

The movie that we saw was great. The popcorn was good. But the venue is lacking care and…read moremaintenance. The seats are badly worn and beat up. 1 of the 3 seats we had no longer reclined. The theater was dirty.

1/11/2026 The temperature outside was 33 degrees. We went to see Greenland 2, the 2:20 show. It was…read moreso cold in theater 3 that we didn't take our winter coats off and could drink our soft drinks. People were complaining about how cold it was. We went into the lobby just to warm up and missed parts of the movie. Very disappointing. The facility seems to be going downhill.

Finally made it out to the Getty Drive-In and had a great time! Made sure to arrive with plenty of…read moretime, which wasn't a problem for our movie. But if you're seeing a kids film, it's worth coming early to get a good spot. I highly recommend either bringing a vehicle with a big back (truck, van, etc.) or some lawn chairs so you get the full experience. Also worth investing in a portable radio if you don't want to leave your car running the whole time. Really glad it was dog friendly, so it made for a great family night. Can't wait to go again once the weather cools off!

This place rocks! I love that there is a drive-in theater in…read moreWest Michigan. It is everything that you dreamed of and more. First off, you get to pick where you want to park. The spaces aren't very big, but there is plenty of room for a normal-sized vehicle. There are multiple screens, and back-to-back movies on each. The screens are plenty big, and I doubt there is a bad spot to park in the whole place. In the center of all the screens, there is a small building where you can get your popcorn, candy, and drinks, and there are also bathrooms there as well. The only downside to coming here is that it's often quite late when your movie finishes. Starting at dusk in the middle of summer when it doesn't get dark until 10 is a sticky situation. Love it - can't wait to go back!

$4 matinée! Loved this small town theater! Screen was big and seats were cozy and not cramped…read more Service was great.

Love this little gem in our community! Typically have three movies showing. Open 3-9 during the…read moreweek and 3-11 on Fri/Sat. We love viewing movies in the upstairs theatre. Great prices & plenty of tasty treats. Staff is always on point. Grab a popcorn bucket for refills and return visits.

Built in an abandoned pie factory, this arts center is vibrant and engaging and a valued part of…read morethe Saugatuck community - providing a good-sized theater, arts education in a bold, creative space and hosting free exhibits in its galleries. We visited for the Kayla Powers exhibit which was fabulous and inspiring.

The parking situation here is horrible! I can't in good conscience give any higher rating. We…read moredrove 2 hours and were meet with a horrible introduction to this theater and town. The set looks good, but the parking makes this 100% not worth the effort.

No frills movie theater running current movies with prices that you can take your family too and…read morestill afford to buy popcorn. Why pay $9-12 dollars to see a movie when I can elsewhere when can come here to M-89 Cinema and buy a senior evening ticket for $5.

Always friendly smiles to greet you. And it's very…read morereasonable prices... It's clean and lots of goodies to choose from for snacking while the movies playing.

We had a fabulous time - Tuesdays are a great night to attend with $6 tickets. The audience always…read moreseems respectful of others compared to other theaters I've attended. The concessions are movie theater priced but are normally excellent. Parking is easy and never a hassle. Employees are actually courteous and care you are there.

I was just denied reasonable accommodation when trying to bring in a candy for my son that is free…read moreof synthetic dies and colorings, which he is allergic to. I was told the GM was not there, and the young man assisting us said we he could not accommodate us on the basis of it being a health code violation, which is simply not true. It is a revenue protection policy, which I understand, but to not accommodate for a medical reason is unacceptable. I was purchasing tickets, popcorn, and drinks, there was no reason to deny my accommodation. You have lost a local customer, and I will be spreading the word.