Everything was awesome! I highly recommend ordering your snacks online and having them delivered…read moreright to your seat. Just sit back, relax in your luxury recliner, yes, with cup holders!, and enjoy the show. The convenience of having your snacks brought to you is a big win. So why not five stars? Glad you asked... The bathrooms could really use some attention, either a deep clean or new stall seats. Yes, they offer seat covers, but let's be honest, those aren't exactly fun. Also, just a small suggestion: it would be amazing if drink refills could be delivered too in the future!

Compared to what's around. Not many choices…read more That said they keep it pretty clean and matinee prices aren't bad if you stay away from the refreshments. Last time the coke was a little flat and popcorn a little stale. Why is it the older you get the more critical you are of everything? But... the nostalgia of going to the theater and getting treats to watch opening of a good movie is hard to beat. Date day with my wife and watching a good flick. The seats are really comfortable and all in all a good experience. Considering where we are and the alternatives this was pretty good and appreciate the service here. Everyone seemed nice and friendly and ready for opening.

I've given this theater multiple chances, but the experience is consistently disappointing. The…read moreonly reason it remains open is because it's the only option in town. The facility is poorly maintained--soda machines and bathrooms are frequently out of order, and the screens have visible lines or damage that ruin the viewing experience. They also charge a 5% fee for credit card purchases, which is frustrating and frankly just the cost of doing business in 2025. One of the most frustrating experiences was when I went to see Wicked on opening day. They sold me a ticket after warning me there "might" be seats left--but there were none. I had already purchased popcorn, and when I went to request a refund for both, they gave me a hard time about the popcorn--even though I had only been there for five minutes and hadn't touched it. I've supported this theater out of convenience, but I'm done. I'd rather make the drive to Fort Wayne than spend another dollar here.

First time visiting the theater since moving to Warsaw in November. We had a great experience…read more Staff was nice and very accommodating. Seats were very comfortable, loved that the armrests fold up. Great popcorn and good pop selection. Movie was great also (Super Mario Galaxy)

Amazing updates to this already awesome theatre. They keep prices affordable and still provide a…read moregreat movie experience. Their recent upgrades are the icing on the cake!

I usually always had positive experiences with Wonderland, taking my family of four to go see…read moremovies. I have to drive 30 minutes from out of town to get there but the prices are always made the movie going experience more enjoyable as I felt like I didn't have to break the bank, but recently I mistakenly bought tickets for the wrong day online, and I only found out when people were sitting in what I thought were my seats. When I showed the employee my QR code, it still allowed the tickets to be printed out from the day before, so I bought concessions for the whole family and when I was confused about our seats being taken, they explained I bought tickets on the wrong day, and that there was nothing they could do for me. I reached out to their office and was never reached out to. I understand that I made an error in not paying closer attention to the date i selected, but it left a bad taste in my mouth that I wasn't even allowed to get credits for a future showing. They knew I hadn't seen the movie already, because they were able to be printed when I showed up. I've been a loyal customer and tell a lot of my friends about Wonderland, but I kind of ended up feeling hung out to dry. It was a little humiliating to be standing there holding popcorn, drinks, and candy just to tell my kids we had to go home.

I decided at the last minute to see a movie. It's been such a long time since I've been to one. It…read morewas easy to find, and there was so much parking out front. I purchased my ticket in advance with the AMC app and also bought my snacks in advance. When I walked in, I just got my digital ticket scanned and was directed to the concession stand for pickup order. Everything was ready, and it took less than 4 minutes from the time I entered to get my snacks. It wasn't busy at all. I found my auditorium and seat, which wasn't hard because I was the only one watching the movie . The seats do not recline at all, and it's a bit outdated, but I enjoyed the movie

The movies started on time and the staff were amazing and polite and the sitting areas were clean…read moreand well kept..

The Times Theatre is beautifully restored with amazing art work that shows the history of the area…read more The show's I've attended have all been fantastic! I highly recommend attending a concert there!

Rochester, Indiana's Times Cinema, now more often known as The Times Theater, was originally built…read morein 1923 and opened as a movie house known as the Char-Bell. It was built on the site of a former auto dealership with some of its bricks coming from a nearby demolished college. It started as a cinema for silent films, became a two-screen cinema, and throughout its history functioned in a variety of ways for the Rochester/Fulton County community including hosting of live events, movies, performances, and in many other capacities. It closed in 2014, however,by 2016 a movement began to re-open it as a sort of community hub. While there's still much restoration to go, thus the 4-star instead of the 5-star, this is my favorite kind of movie house space and it's even more delightful that The Native Nook is right next to it. In some ways, the space reminds me a lot of Indy's Emerson Theater, though I give a slight nod to the Times Theater in terms of the way it is being used and its overall potential. The Char-Bell name came from its original owners - Charles and Belle Krieghbaum. It was originally a 780-seat theater. In 1942, it came under new ownership and the name was changed to The Times Cinema. The cinema actually closed in 1973, however, it re-opened a year later with owners and in 1979 the cinema was split into two screens. In 1985, a fire damaged the cinema and it closed briefly. However, it was repaired and re-opened. It closed on January 1, 2014 due to the inability of the owners to afford the cost of switching to digital projection. Just today, the Times Theater is hosting a fundraiser as they continue to work on renovation and restoration. Currently billing itself as a "community and entertainment center," The Times Theater uses its marquee often for special events and community announcements. These days, it also is reminding me of Franklin's Artcraft Theatre. I've always loved spaces like The Times. Of course, it's kind of a fantasy to own an older theater one day. For now, I'll simply continue to support those who actually do. Here's to new life for The Times Theater in Rochester, Indiana!

This business is hit or miss. Sometimes it is great, but sometimes not so much... The snacks are…read moremediocre as the popcorn is stale. The kids cup is cute, I loved the movie "Zootopia 2", with the great storyline. The theater seemed new and it was a mediocre overall experience.

The staff are courteous and it's clean. The drink machines need to be filled because half are…read moreempty. We enjoy going to see a movie at this theatre

Great little retro movie theatre featuring current films, independent films, retro films and…read morespecial events including silent movies accompanied by live music and more! Delicious popcorn with "real butter", treats and canned beverages at reasonable prices! Friendly staff too!

We love this vintage theater, and now they serve beer and wine! The seats are old but not…read moreparticularly uncomfortable. The screen is probably not as large as the big Cinemax theaters, but Three Oaks is a lovely small Michigan town that has other active art venues such as the Acorn Theater, and a few restaurants...