I'd been feeling nostalgic and was missing the nights when my parents would take me to the drive in…read morewhen I was a kid so I decided to try this spot since I hadn't been before It was clean (parking areas, concession stand, and bathroom all!), easy to navigate/find a spot, and all the staff were extremely friendly. I also loved that they have the speakers still that you can hang on your window - the last couple drive-ins I've been to had removed them so it was exciting as I love them for nostalgia purposes as well as prefer using them over tuning in in the car. Overall I do plan to be back! Even between buying a couple snacks and the ticket the cost was less than half of what I last spent at the movie theater. Great for a personal night out to unwind or an easy and cheap trip out with the family

A throwback to a simpler time. TCDI is awesome! Great sound through the hang-on-your-window…read morespeaker boxes and/or FM station 93.3 for your car stereo or portable radio. Great screen, classic movie refreshments, or BYO snacks and drinks, plus you don't have to hear every wanker that wants to rummage through his popcorn box, crinkle wrappers, and slurp his drink! That right there makes it worth the trip. It's fun fora date night, a group outing, or just to enjoy a movie without all the problems inherent in a movie theater. I love it!

A functioning drive-in cinema in 2026 is quite special. State Line delivers a nostalgic, quaint,…read morefun movie-going experience that you can't get everywhere - even in Los Angeles, where I've lived for 19 years (after growing up in Elizabethton with State Line nearly in my backyard). Especially with the closure of the Bonnie Kate, please continue to support State Line!

Enjoy Family Fun relax take it all in All around family fun. Brings back childhood memories. They…read morealso have a concession where you can order popcorn hotdog, and sodas and more check them out. I'm sure you'll like it.

Wonderful experience at the historic Bonnie Kate Theater which features plays, live music and…read moreclassic movies that appeal to all ages! Highly recommend!

This place is a small 2 screen movie theatre that has been a staple in the small town of…read moreElizabethton TN forever, but they are starting to get alot of live band here. They have a full bar, a dinning area w/ a pretty good menu, ice cream & various desserts. Also have Sunday brunch.

My review is based on a visit to the Appalachian Fair at the end of August 2023. It was packed!…read more The event is okay for Carnival rides and such. (Please take that with a little grain of salt because after living in Texas and experiencing the Texas State Fair - anything else, hmmm). There were livestock displayed which drew the attention and crowds of the youngest patrons. I didn't realize, but there was also a livestock competition that probably ended by the time I entered the grounds. I chose to purchase the pass for unlimited rides, not the wisest investment I've made. Lines were extremely long for the most popular rides that I probably would have waited at least an hour or more to experience. This is a fair, not an amusement park! I would have been better off purchasing a sheet of coupons for rides and entertainment. However, I do see the draw for friends and families to enjoy a summer day / evening of rides and fair food together. The grounds itself hosts different and various event throughout the year. There is a driving Christmas Light Show that starts the day before Thanksgiving and runs until the beginning of January. That might be an event considering to visit.

Love this fair! The concerts are great and the people are really nice. Always a fun time for the…read morewhole family.

Family friendly! They have kids maze for younger children separate from the teen/adult maze. My…read moredaycare kids always loved the play area and the hayride!

Leaving 1 star bc I can't leave 0 stars. 1: the pricing is…read moreSUPER deceptive. we went specifically for the hayride the weekend before Halloween. There were 4 people in our group. it was $35 per person for the main area + a haunted attraction. The board at the checkout said that the hayride was included in the general area price so we only added 1 haunted attraction. the "hayride" we paid for apparently ended hours earlier, but the lady went ahead and sold us that ticket. 2: The $25 area with the petting zoo, bounce things, food, etc was all but closed. no one working. everything was dark. and this was 8pm on the Friday before Halloween, literal primetime for this type of venue. absolute waste of money. 3: the haunted hayride we finally went back and got tickets for (an additional $10 wristband per person ) was absolute trash. it was a tour of Walmart inflatable decorations. no actors, no scares. lame AF. 0/10 4: I absolutely do not recommend this for anyone. it is not what you are expecting and is a serious ripoff.

Me and my wife recently visited this museum since I learned it open prior to us booking our…read morevacation. This place was very cool and worth checking out. The museum is currently incomplete since they are still working on various trains. I would say that the store is more like 75% complete. The store features a lot of great history and we even got to meet the museum director as well while we were here. Staff here was friendly , admission was $10 a person and it seems like they even host kid's parties and have a special room for the kids as well. While you're done checking out they got a immense gift store where you can build your own trains as well. Overall, I was very impressed with this Museum regardless. Give it a couple years and it will be bustling

The first time my wife and I went I was not expecting much. We were pleasantly surprised. If you…read morehave any interest in railroads, model trains, miniatures, or even history you will be fascinated. The train layouts in many cases are based on real train routes and the modelers use old photos to recreate farms, buildings, industrial sites and even scenery in amazing detail so as to be authentic train layouts. Also, be sure to ask for the scavenger hunt form because it causes you to slow down and see things you would otherwise miss. In addition to train layouts they have museum quality railroad paraphernalia from years ago. This is a lot of fun and my wife and I have taken several out of town guests there for a couple hours of entertainment. I highly recommend you check it out!

I'm surprised this place did not pop up on Google Maps originally. Me and my wife recently stopped…read morehere so we could check out this cool arcade bar. Each game is coin operated it comes at a fair price it's actually not too bad. You just go to the front desk and get tokens each token is pretty much a dollar fifty in value. They sell alcoholic beverages as well. 90% of the games here are pinball machines which is absolutely my favorite. They do have darts and a live game of Pong. Coming here was fun and pretty inexpensive for what it was. Great place to come too to relax and kill time. Staff here was very friendly , clean restrooms.

This is a museum located in the same building that contains the visitor's center, and some…read moreadditional space (when we were there, they were having a craft show, which we declined to visit). The museum was free, and although it isn't very large, it contained some really interesting pieces. There were some very old water pumpers, and an exhibit on firefighters. I especially enjoyed reading the old school book, from the 1800's, which was opened to a page on "Asia". It was fascinating to see what was known (or at least being taught) at that time. There were paragraphs on silk worms (they were steamed to death, to avoid damaging the silk cocoons), the Great Wall of China (in some places it is wide enough for 3 carriages to pass!), and parenting (children in Asia are very obedient and respectful to their parents, and education is very important). There were also agricultural exhibits, some rifles, furniture, a few garments, and quite a number of pictures from the local buildings. I wouldn't make a long trip to visit, but I will bring my children back, when I am in the area with them. ETA: I changed this from a 3 to a 4, because I am comparing it with micromuseums, not the Smithsonian. I really did think they had an excellent selection, which was well-presented and intereting.