This historic 1930's theater has a lot of charm. I hope the local people realize what kind of gem…read morethey have in their little town.

Clean, cozy theater with small town charm! Friendly staff and good service. Adequate screen size…read moreand sound.

Visited Marcus Point Cinema while in Madison. From the moment we arrived, the service was friendly…read moreand welcoming, making for a smooth experience. The lounge-style seating was fantastic -- comfortable, spacious, and exactly what you want when settling in for a movie. I really enjoyed the overall setup and how relaxed the experience felt. Overall, a great cinema experience with friendly service and seriously comfortable seating. I'd happily return. Saluti.

Went on a Tuesday - which they have great deals on Tuesday. Free popcorn with a movie ticket…read morepurchase if you are a rewards e member (it's free to sign up). They have different popcorn salt's available. Self serve drinks. The staff was very welcoming. The seats reclined so much. Super comfortable.

My husband and I were there at this theater today. 1-22-2022. The bathrooms we gross, the toliet…read morepaper holders weren't even locked. Trash cans were full in alot of areas. Just a big disappointment.

What a great movie theater! It has cashews, beef sticks, reese's pieces, pretzel bites, water, and…read morenachos with hamburger and salsa. The prices are reasonable and the water alone is about three dollars cheaper than at other movie theaters. I spent around 26 bucks for a movie and snacks, and about 40 cents on gas.

The popcorn The drink…read more The perfect employees The yapping kids The movie It's really good overall but of course there has to be screaming children.

We love this theater and are so incredibly grateful it's in town here. The popcorn is great, and…read morethe recliners are amazing.

The movie was great. The service and ambience...not so much. I'm not one to complain, but a movie…read moregoer should be able to expect a clean and comfortable experience. Theater was hot and the air conditioning was not on in that theater. Everyone that walked into the theater said it was hot. Spoke with the "manager" twice about it, before the movie started and was told he was working on resolving it. Spoke with the same "manager" after the movie and he downplayed the whole thing. Don"t plan to go back-last resort only.

Super nice and very helpful employees. Clean theater and snacks were great! Popcorn and pretzels…read morewere so good! Recommend this theater highly

The people at the concessions are nice, there was a younger blonde that was super nice and helpful…read moreas it was our first time here and then when I went back up to order another drink the other lady wasn't nice. They didn't have name tags so I don't know their names. The popcorn is good, I do wish they had the orange popcorn seasoning. I also wish it would say if there are free refills or not. It is nice to have people on the hallway to direct people and say where the bathrooms are. They are super nice! It is cold in the theaters even with heated seats so be sure to bring a blanket.

We are not from the area so I called to verify the directions and the woman that answered was very…read morehelpful. She was also the same woman behind the concessions counter. The theater was very nice. Seats were comfortable and heated and popcorn was tasty. Movie was good too. Would visit again if we are back in the area.

I honestly don't remember how often I came here back in the day (you know, when I was a kid), but…read morewhen I walked in this past week to see Wreck It Ralph, all the memories came flooding back. It's a small, two screen theater that is exactly how I remember it, down to the smell, even. It a sort of sweet, slightly musty smell that adds so much to the charm of this place. For some reason, as the nostalgia swept over me, I subconsciously felt compelled to get Twizzlers as my movie candy of choice (I believe they were usually accompanied by Reese's Pieces, too). Seats are relatively comfortable, though a little low on the back. I found that this helped me sit up straight during the movie, it would've been an epic slouch to be a comfortable one. Picture quality of the movie was great, volume/sound quality was great, as well. Nowadays, they're showing first run movies, so there's no need to head to Madison to see a movie on opening weekend if you're a movie nerd like me. On the down side, cash/checks only... but the Kwik Trip is right around the corner with a no fee ATM (just in case)! Also, only one screening of each movie on weekdays, two on weekends. Here's the real bummer: They recently found out that all movie releases starting next summer-ish are going to be in digital format only. Digital projectors are expensive. This theater may end up closing for good, unless they can raise the money to buy new projectors. I really hope that they will be able to accomplish their fundraising goal... Richland Center would be losing a cherished (to me, anyway) landmark if they cannot. Save the theaters (the drive in is at risk, too... the place where my cousin's now husband proposed) in Richland Center!

This place is so interesting and it is HUGE. Be prepared to spend a lot of time here. Some areas…read moreare very hot/humid. I do not deal well with heat so I did have to move thru some areas faster than I would have liked. They do have a cafe half way thru so you can have some food and drinks. I did not stop here but it did smell wonderful. There's many things to see and everything is really cool and unique. The house and infinity room are impressive as well as the HUGE whale but all of Alex's inventions and collections are amazing as well. Honestly, the whole reason why I wanted to come was the world's largest indoor carousel. It is beautiful. I definitely sat there for awhile watching it. Side note on the Carousel, they have no horses but they do have a bulldog and as a owner of a bulldog, I literally bought everything in the gift shop that had a bulldog on it. Till this day, they are still uncovering more items in storage lockers so they probably will continue to add more items. I do think this place is worth the price and it is something you won't find anywhere else. I would love to check this place out again and I do highly recommend it. Also, the gift shop is big and had a lot of different items for everyone.

My cousin really wanted to come here and I didn't even know what it was. We drove here from St…read more Louis to come see this attraction. I came in blind, not knowing what it was. It was super impressed. It literally kept going on and on and on. so many fun interesting things. We stopped and got a hotdog at the cafeteria, which was nice because we were getting a little hungry and thirsty on this long walk. I would recommend bringing dollar bills so you can buy coins and put them into the different coin operated machines that they have. They have a lot of those around the entire facility and it's one of the only interactive options. Obviously everything looked really cool. I think that the only thing that would make it better would be to have a more interactive aspect to some of the parts, but I'm not sure how they would do that and I don't think they're gonna change anything. It's still well worth a visit.

Market Square theater is permanently closed. It was great when it was running - art films and Indy…read moreteleases

I've reviewed this place before. But it must've been on google I guess…read more A favorite Madison theater to many for apparently 33yrs. Well favorite may not be accurate. Because this place is now permanently closed. In past times, before theaters required a wet bar, luxury box seating, a concierge and valet parking (I exaggerate, though such things must exist) etc, this place was probably the go to theater in the area. I came because it was cheap. It had the base requirements that a cinema needed: The Movie. Popcorn. Soda. Bathroom. That's it. 5 screens was nice as well. Send the kiddies into the romper room G movie, and watch Bruce Willis when he still had a hairline do something implausible. At that point in time this place wasn't the cheapest option. But it was adequate. When the Big box theaters corporations arrived, they died or adapted. Sadly C19 as well as unnecessary necessity from entitled mommies daddies and their spoiled offspring forced another piece of history down the memory shitter. Way to go people. Truth be told, I'm sort of guilty as well, but it wasn't because of the frivolous luxuries, it was because of Netflix etc.

I don't go to the theaters often, but when a specific A24 film comes out, I'll make the effort to…read morego. This theater was cleanish when I walked in, which is always a good first impression. The layout was decent, nothing fancy, but it was easy to navigate and find the specific theater I needed. The food area could definitely be maintained a bit better. The soda machine was a major issue; it wasn't working as it should, causing delays. The poor kids in front of us were struggling with it, and honestly, people around them were getting impatient, thinking they were fooling around. The seats were definitely a highlight, leather recliners that let you lean all the way back. Super comfortable and made the experience more enjoyable once the movie started. And thank goodness no one talked throughout the film, which really made it more enjoyable. Overall Service: The ticket seller was great and friendly, which I appreciated. However, the concession staff seemed a bit quiet and didn't engage much when I asked them questions, which felt a little off for a movie theater environment.

Not the best experience theater in the Madison area. Filthy, filthy, filthy! Concession stand was a…read moredisaster, not getting wiped down. Their "amazing beverages," had no ice in either of them. Litter in the halls, popcorn spilled and never saw any attendant with a broom, etc. I was so disgusted that I didn't even want to try the restrooms. You all need to do better if you want to stay in business!