Came here to see "Wicked: For Good". Similar to other movie theaters (since Covid) the ticketing…read morebooth was not open. If you need to buy your ticket you had to go inside to the concession stand (if you didn't already purchase one online). I guess they use the honor code here because there was no usher to check our tickets and the staff at the concession didn't ask us either. Recliner seats were still in good condition. Theater was clean.

The concession stand was nice. I got a mango icy, which was OK not many choices. I'm allergic to…read moreblue razz and I don't drink Coca-Cola's they also had iced coffee, and a nice selection of candies no popcorn the bathrooms are clean. It was a good night at the movies. I can't blame them for the movie, not being my style.

Going to the movies is usually one of my favorite ways to spend a relaxing evening. There's…read moresomething special about walking into the theater, smelling fresh popcorn, and settling into a comfortable seat while the lights dim. I was looking forward to enjoying a nice, peaceful movie night--just escaping into a different world for a couple of hours. At first, everything felt perfect. The screen lit up, the sound filled the room, and I became immersed in the story. The audience around me was quiet and respectful, which made the experience even better. A good theater environment allows you to forget about everything else and focus completely on the film. However, not long after the movie started, loud cultural music began playing in the theater room next to ours. It sounded like there was a celebration or a special screening happening, with energetic songs and heavy bass. While I respect and appreciate cultural music and events, the volume was so loud that it carried straight through the walls and into our theater. During quiet scenes, the bass thumped loudly, and the music overlapped with the dialogue on screen. The biggest issue was that the rooms clearly were not soundproof. Instead of thick, insulated walls blocking outside noise, it felt like only a thin barrier separated the theaters. Every beat and rhythm echoed into our space, making it difficult to concentrate. Movie theaters are designed to create an immersive experience, but without proper soundproofing, that experience is easily disrupted. As the movie continued, I found myself more distracted than entertained. Important emotional moments were interrupted by sudden bursts of music from next door. Other people in the theater shifted in their seats, and a few even looked around in frustration. The peaceful atmosphere that makes movie nights enjoyable had completely disappeared. In the end, what was supposed to be a lovely, relaxing evening turned into a disappointing experience. While the event in the other room may have been meaningful for those attending, the lack of soundproofing between theaters showed poor planning and consideration. A movie theater should provide an escape from outside noise, and without proper sound insulation, that magic is lost.

Love the access yo parking and the quantity of movie rooms . It could be a lot cleaner . I am a…read moremember and it's never really clean

This place is a time capsule. There is simply nothing like the arching movies outside in the…read moresummer. It is also far more budget friendly than going to a chain theater. The concessions are reasonably priced and the owners are very friendly. Don't miss it!

Good evening with friends! The Drive-In was a lot of fun! Nice snacks! The popcorn and soda were…read moredelish! Clear screen and nice staff