We went to see Fantastic Four: First Steps. It was a Tuesday about 2:00 pm…read more There were 3 couples total in our theater (#13) - so not crowded or noisy. What we liked: - Not crowded - Saved 20% for being a Tuesday matinee - Movie image and sound were great What we didn't care for so much: - Concession pricing was high: $18.02 for a large soft drink and a medium popcorn - Carpets in our theater were dirty/dingy but were vacuumed - Tile/lino floor in the seating rows were sticky - Men's room floors were sticky - Didn't affect our experience but outside facade is in need of restoration

No frills movie experience. Staff was helpful. Infrastructure was a bit worn but acceptable…read more Seats are pretty dated. Prices were acceptable for movie theater. Plenty of free parking. Not a destination but acceptable movie theater option in area.

Our family loves attending $5 Tuesdays for movies together. The snack prices are decent. A lot more…read moreaffordable than surrounding movie theaters. The reclining seats used to be really comfortable but have declined a lot recently. Quite a few no longer work and the fabric is peeling away. The bathrooms are pretty crummy too. They need work and some updating. Would be nice to have more than just one paper towel dispenser that actually has towels in it. The employees are always friendly. If the theater could keep up on the maintenance of the reclining seats and bathrooms, I would give this theater a 5 star rating.

The best theatre around!! Better than the other theatre in Wis Dells-the seats are so extra roomy &…read morecomfy & they recline! I could sit in these chairs all day! Snack prices are good but they do t have coke products-the only downfall. I would go here before the other theatre!

We had a wonderful time watching Wicked! They have a great concession and the seats were…read morecomfortable. I recommend this theater. Don't forget your friends!

Friendly service, clean atmosphere, affordable rates. Would go to the theater anytime.read more

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.

I see movies at this Marcus theater all the time and I am never disappointed. The recliner seats…read moreare really comfortable and if you go on Tuesdays tickets are only $6 and include a free popcorn :) I usually get tickets on the app and am always greeted by the friendliest staff to scan my ticket and direct me to the right theater. I am someone who doesn't usually get concessions other than an occasional popcorn, so I can't speak to the food

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.

Starting my review by saying "I was expecting so much more" from this place already sets it up for…read morethe 2 star rating. I'd never been here before and I'm always excited when there are new attractions in the Dells to check out. So here I am pumped and ready to go and then the first crappy thing strikes me. (This has no effect on my star rating just something you all should know). The 4D Theater, Ripley's and Wizard Quest are all owned by the same people. SO If you buy a pass to Wizard Quest AND Ripley's you will get free tickets to the 4D Theater. This does NOT include when you buy all of your attraction tickets at one of the spots where they sell discounted tickets per the number of supported attractions are sold. So we DID go to both Ripley's and Wizard Quest but because of the way we bought our tickets, we also had to pay (for a discounted price) the 4D theater tickets. Now back to the review. I wouldn't go back unless it really shaped up and someone yelped about it. We gave our tickets and followed the line. There was no attendant to tell us what to do so everyone was incredibly confused as to where we go. There were supposed to be 2 sets of shows to choose from, and when we bought the tickets the woman said that it was a 4 movie experience each about 15 minutes a piece so it lasted about an hour. Eventually about five minutes later when an attendant came by to let people in to the single room theater without any explanation we sat in our seats, put on our 3D glasses and waited. Shortly the first movie started up. It's not as good of 3D quality as they have now at the movie theaters where they've shown Coroline, Up, etc. So that was kind of disappointing. All of the films are animated and I can sum up all of the effects you will experience. You will be poked in the back with a stick (it hurts) You will have air blown in your face, and at your ankles You will have water splashed at you (not like a mist, but like a real splash) You will have your seat tremble, but not even as much as you'd like it to considering the movement scale of some of the action scenes. During the log ride it smells like pine. During the box of people ride it smells like soup. I was sitting there really wanting to enjoy it, and trying to prepare myself for the awful poke in the back that would come and wait for the videos to get a bit more interesting. The pirate captain one was the best movie, but the worst experience. When you're a box of people I thought that was the best experience overall, but the shortest. I can't see how those movies were more than 10 minutes (or 5 in a couple cases). That brings me to my last point. While the first two movies were shown back to back, there was then an announcement for an exit and we were not the only ones saying, "What the...?" Because we paid for 4 movies. So we waited about 10 minutes wondering with everyone else what was going on, and then the second 2 movies came on. I wouldn't be surprised if it was a bit more than 10 minutes. The next two movies were back to back. I thought it was really poorly organized. One of the workers ran in and out without a word to anyone a couple times. I was really dissapointed. If you want to go to a quality 4D theater I recommend Disney World. They have two, one in Epcot I believe and the other in Animal Kingdom.

What a waste of money! Bad 3D quality…read morePoke in the back hurts Bad service, it looked like they were pissed that we bought tickets for the last show of the night, and one employee said we could buy tickets for 2 movies and another said they couldn't because thne they would have to go home late. We had no idea what to do or where to go. They took our tickets and we were left standing there, we had to ask were to go even though the employee was right there. Same thing at the end. We finally walked out into a gift shop, no employees to be seen. We were actually locked in the gift shop, we had to unlock the door and let ourselves out. Even our 9 yr old thought it was lame, our 14 vyr old wanted to walk out. Old wizard of oz movie. I could not beleive it sucked soooo much!

Original Marcus Theater…read more $5 movies EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK! The caveat is they typically play the same movie all week & weekend long...what does this mean for adults? Well, it means if they are playing a PG movie, it's the same movie that plays for the matinees and all the way into the late evening all week long. I check weekly, I love going to the cinema, but they seem to cater more to children than adults since there aren't many adult showings. I don't want to see animated PG flicks late on Saturday evenings! Please change it up a bit! There are adults in nearby towns that would love to head over for late night adult showings, especially on the weekends!

$5 movies! Top movies come in. Clean theater. Friendly workers. Only one screen but it's quit…read morelarge. Really a great theater.

This place might be my favorite experience in all of the Wisconsin Dells…read more So much fun. I have not been to a drive in since the mid 90s and was super excited to get to share this experience with my children and this place did not disappoint. They have 2 screens which I had not seen at a drive in before but it works well. The audio plays over fm radio stations and they have radios to rent if you don't bring your own or want to run your car battery down. The food is reasonably priced and they have a great selection that I would say surpasses any of the local chain theaters I go to back home. Burgers, hot dogs, nachos, sloppy joes, popcorn, cheese curds, soda, candy, corn dogs, onion rings, French fries, grilled cheese, pizza, and tacos off the top of my head. Just a huge selection of options. The movies say they start at dusk but add about 15 minutes to that based on our experience. It makes sense, dusk is easy to search for to find the time but it isn't really dark enough yet. So just be aware it's a little later and if you stay for the full double feature it is going to be a late night. But totally worth it.

I love the nostalgic feel of a drive-in movie. It reminded me of my childhood, watching at night…read morewith my family and enjoying a movie outdoors on a big screen. There are three screens and plenty of space. The entrance fee is ten dollars per person. The concession stand serves classic snacks and grubs. I wouldn't change anything about Big Sky!

Best Burger in town! Delicious Curds and Onion Rings, Fresh popcorn! Amazing Crew, has a blast!read more