My daughter and I spent the weekend at the only drive-in theater in the area, doing one of our…read morefavorite summer traditions, a creepy double feature night. This time we saw The Mummy (2026) and They Will Kill You. With two screens, they usually offer a family-friendly lineup on one and thriller, horror, or action films on the other, so there's something for everyone. At $12 per adult for two movies, it's a great value. The concession stand has a solid variety, including made-to-order family-size pizza, bratwurst, mozzarella sticks, candy, and more. Audio is played through a designated radio station, so you can listen from your car. We usually bring a portable radio, but you can also rent one from the concession stand if needed. The Aut-O-Rama is clean, well-maintained, and even the restrooms are kept up nicely. It's tucked between the Ohio Turnpike and the Norfolk Southern railroad tracks on Lorain Road in North Ridgeville, which adds a bit of character to the experience. I can't say enough good things about this place. It's a true North Ridgeville classic and one we'll keep coming back to.

Love it here! Still feels like it did when i was a kid going to the drive ins! The concession area…read moreis great as well! Definitely was a fun experience for my kiddies and I! Would def recommend bringing your own stereo because the train can get a little loud if you are sitting outside.

We have seen two movies here recently and both experiences have been spectacular. We enjoyed…read moreMidnight Cowboy and Vertigo. Seeing a movie at Cinematheque is an experience. A staff person gives an introduction before the movie and both times we have been there recently there was a raffle for a coffee gift card. The cinema itself is large and you sit in seats with fold up seats. It is part of an art school There are no concessions, but it appears you can bring your own snacks and drinks. They only show films on the weekend, but they usually show a good variety over a three day period. You can pick up a paper schedule or check the schedule online. There is paid parking in a garage close by or you could look for street parking. If you love old movies this is the place for you. Another plus is the theatre is close to Little Italy. You can pick up a cannoli before or after the show. This is always a bonus for us. My only complaint is I wish The Cinematheque was located closer to my home. It is a great venue!

It was my first time attending and I am a fan. There were some weird technical mishaps (the stage…read moreand house lights coming up during the screening)but they were resolved quickly.

I went to the movies with my friend and we got food from here. It had plenty of good options so i…read morejusy chose a burger while my friend chosen chicken tenders and a sprite. The food was amazing and so was the drink. (yes i stole my friend drink.) The theater was pretty clean and the service was amazing. My friend literally didnt pay for the ticket on accident. So when we went to order the food, the lady was like "wheres ur seat?" And of course my friend didnt have a "x" on the seat but she didnt charge any extra fees or anything for my friend. Instead she was so polite and gave us our food, not even questioning the fact my friend didnt pay for the seat‍. In addition to that, i was nervous since it was my first time going to the movies without a adult there with me. So i was nervous and accidentally gave her more money than intended. Instead of stealing my money, she just gave it back and told me the correct way to do it. I really appreciated her great service plus i feel like more workers are needed like her. Anywho i dont understand the stars this place have. I feel like it deserves around 4-4.5 stars.

We had a genuinely frustrating experience at this location. We ordered food at the bar 45 minutes…read morebefore our showtime, expecting it delivered to our seats -- standard for Silverspot. Over 1.5 hours later, only 1 out of 4 orders had arrived. We ended up missing part of the movie just to walk out and ask what was going on, and staff's response was to tell us to call a 1-800 number for order status -- which is obviously not possible to do in the middle of a film. When the food finally did show up, most of it was cold, and my son's slushie never arrived at all. We spent about $160 and got a late, cold, incomplete order plus a movie we missed chunks of trying to sort it out. Really disappointing for the price point this theater charges, and the staff's response made it worse -- no urgency, no real accountability, just "call this number." Would not recommend ordering food here until they fix whatever's going on with their kitchen/delivery staffing.

Connor Palace is a beautifully restored theater located in the heart of Cleveland's theater…read moredistrict - Playhouse Square. Vaulted ceilings, pillars and gold leaf give the theater a classy and classic vibe. The bars offer cocktails, beers and wine, as well as sodas and snacks. There's usually merch available for most shows. Seating is surprisingly comfortable. The stairs are irregularly sized, so use caution.

Seating: Row J Seat 409 was too far off to the side. At least one or two actors couldn't be seen…read morefrom this seat. Everything else is perfect. This place is beautiful and worth the visit

I've come here several times since moving to Brunswick 3 years ago and the last couple experiences…read morehave left me thinking the place is going down hill. There are some really bad oversights that just make for a bad experience. You go to the the theater (and pay a lot of money to do so) for the experience and that oversight really took away from that. This was the second time they forgot to dim the lights when the movie started. The first time, they finally shut them off about 20 minutes in. This last time, we watched the entire movie with the lights on in a tiny theater with the seats all mislabeled (they had some digital system that confused everyone who came in the theater). During the previews, only the audio was playing. I asked someone to turn the lights off twice during the movie but it never happened. At the concessions, they were out of popcorn butter and two popular drink options at 7pm on a Saturday night. I could let these things slide normally but given the movie experience I think it just adds up to a theater that doesn't have its crap together anymore and isn't worth the money. It's sad because 'd rather support a local, independent theater but I can't throw my money away the one of the few nights I can get out and enjoy a movie w my family.

First, the popcorn buckets are a SCAM. Cashiers told me that the refillable bucket could be…read morerefilled for FREE. After my movie I went to go refill it, they tried to charge me $8!