This theater is old school but we still love it! In fact they just celebrated 90 years! WOOT!!…read more Yep, no fancy reclining seats but the chairs were still comfortable and the view was just fine. The buttered popcorn was yummy and mouth-watering...I'd been dreaming about it for days! And so...nowhere can you purchase tickets so cheap but in Montrose. Only $9.50 for Adults ($11.50 for 3D), $7.00 for Seniors ($9.00 for 3D), and Children (Ages 3-11) $7.00 ($9.00 for 3D). They also have "Super Savers" on Wednesday's for all, weekend matinees and discounts for the Military which is so awesome! Check it out! Wednesday: All Regular seats $5 * All 3D $7 4pm Weekend Matinees: All Regular seats $5 * All 3D $7 Military: $6.50 All Shows BOOM! The Fox has such an awesome and historical presence in Montrose! Let's keep the films rolling on!

This theater is nostalgic, for sure. But with movies being as long as they are now and as expensive…read moreas they are, it's not my first choice for great movie watching experience. The seats are small, the sound is average, the screen is small, and the theaters (the two smaller ones) are narrow. But...the staff is terrific, the snacks are well-priced, and the old-timey feel, tile work, and stained glass are neat.

An amazing establishment. Welcoming staff, good food, amazing old timey vibes. Will continue to…read morefrequent this amazing historical place.

This is the best drive-in theater in the state. The property is clean and well-maintained, and the…read moreconcession stand offers fresh food sourced from the owners' family farm--they're farmers themselves! One unique touch is that they give change in $2 bills and 50-cent pieces, which adds to the experience. The audio is transmitted through your car radio and sounds great. This is a must-visit destination for anyone in the area. We always love going there!

The whole historic building is being remodel, The Nugget Theatre will be closed for months.read more

Love the Nugget which is closed for remodeling hopefully will be back on line soon. I thought…read moreseeing Horizons in a historic western town theater would have been epic!

"The Egyptian Theatre in Delta, Colorado is an Egyptian Revival movie house. The 750-seat theater…read moreopened in 1928 at the height of the fashion for thematically-designed cinemas. It was designed by Montana Fallis, who designed the Mayan Theatre in Denver." - from Wikipedia My wife and I ventured over to Delta to see Avatar and fell in love with this theater. The seats were comfortable and plenty of legroom for my 6'4" frame. The staff was friendly and decor is awesome.

The theater itself is beautiful! The seats are comfortable, and it usually isn't that crowded,…read moreexcept when it's opening night for an anticipated movie. The acoustics can be rather blah, though. It depends on where you are sitting in the theater, but sometimes the spoken dialogue is so mushy sounding that I can't understand what is being said in quieter scenes. The theater only has one screen, so if there's something playing that you want to see, make sure you see it quickly. Movies generally only stay a week or two tops, unless it's super popular. For your info: the theater only accepts cash, so hit up the ATM beforehand. They often give you dollar coins in change, so if that isn't your thing, make sure to ask for bills.

The show we bought tickets for on Fandango (several days in advance) was cancelled without any…read morenotice or explanation. It just disappeared from the available times today. No notice. No refund. No one to answer the phones and let us know what is going on.

Drove to this theater since it was the only one showing the movie I wanted. Employees were super…read moregreat and went above and beyond to accommodate my needs and questions. Amazing crew and experience, thanks!

This is a really neat little theater! It's just one screen, but the owners are so friendly and…read morecome out to greet everyone. The popcorn is delicious and they offer free refills! I wish we could have made it back to the Tuesday evening show when they show an old western, but we had other obligations. Definitely a must in Lake City!

From the owner: The Mountaineer Theatre is a small town, one screen theatre located in Lake City, Colorado. Being a…read moresummer tourist destination, our theatre is open to all May-September, offering new blockbuster films.Locally owned and operated, we strive to provide entertainment and memories for locals and visitors who take part in our wonderful community

The Paradise is awesome! A great theater and much more. They often have live music and the…read moreoccasional play. They also show NFL games on Sundays during the season and host many events throughout the year. They feature a full liquor bar as well as the usual movie fare. If you are in Paonia be sure to stop in at the Paradise Theatre.

On vacation and almost everything in town was closed on a Sunday evening. We saw this theater open…read moreso decided to catch a movie. We were happily surprised to find they served local beer and wine that you could take into the theater! Very comfortable and clean theater, friendly staff, delicious drinks.

The nostalgia alone is worth going! We went last night for the first time since the new owners took…read moreover. The popcorn was good and the drinks of course and candy... We didn't particularly like the hamburgers or the pizza. I wish they would fix the speakers because we couldn't get the app to work and I couldn't get the radio station to come in on my phone. We didn't turn on the radio in the truck because it didn't have a back window and we didn't know if we could hear it. We should've checked out a radio from the concession stand to use, but we didn't. But that is a really cool option that they have. The prices are great, and all of the staff members were super friendly and helpful.

The newly remodeled concessions stand is definitely a highlight--plenty of tasty food options,…read morequick service, and clean facilities. However, the overall movie experience was frustrating. We arrived early and sat through over an hour of waiting until sunset, which is understandable for a drive-in. But then previews kept looping for another 45 minutes to an hour after they gave a 'few minutes until movie starts' announcement. The movie didn't actually start until 9:45, meaning we were sitting there for nearly two hours before anything began, way after the sun had already set. It felt like there was a lack of awareness or consideration for the audience's time. If they could tighten up the schedule and cut down the endless previews, this place would be a much better experience. As it stands, the concessions are great--but come prepared for a long wait.