NEW Movies on $5 Tuesday! Great fresh hot Popcorn with a free refill on a Large. Free Refill on a…read morelarge Soda! Staff is always friendly and helpful. Theaters and restrooms are clean.

Friendly concession staff, easy parking, good prices, comfy seating and never crowded. See y'all…read moresoon!

Built in 1928, the 7th Street Theatre is a local treasure. In its early years, it hosted vaudeville…read moreacts and became the very first theatre in Washington to present "talkies." In 1987, the theatre was successfully listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The interior of the theatre itself is a glorious example of an "atmospheric" theatre. Instead of the bland curtain covered walls of modern theatres, here, you are transported through architectural elements and ornamentation to a Spanish courtyard under an evening sky. Periodically, the theatre presents classic movies. I was able to attend a showing of The Goonies, and while I already have this in my personal movie collection, getting the chance to see it once again on the big screen for the first time since 1985 was too tempting to pass up..."Goonies Never Say Die!" There are fewer than 50 Atmospheric Theatres left in the entire world. If you ever get a chance to attend a movie or live performance at this one, do yourself a favor and go to the show!

Beautiful nastalgic experience. Great fun very affordable the decor is amazing loved the tile in…read morethe bathroom .

For cheaper than purchasing a movie on pay per view this theater give you outstanding comfortable…read moreseating, affordable condiments, and drinks. And the people who work thier are more than helpfu. As a single father on a budget it our go to place for entertaining my children. Thank you for everything you've done for Grays Harbor. Keep up the good work. Sincerely Stephane

Nice little theater. Wish they'd offer an unlimited movie subscription like Regal or AMC.read more

Nice Regal theater in Olympia! I was supposed to work an event today in Shelton which didn't quite…read morego according to plan but since I made an hour drive this way from Puyallup, I decided to do something fun in Olympia before going home and ended up here. Toy Story 5 is out and the kid in me LOVES Toy Story.. they are my favorite Disney movies that are animated and aren't Princess-related so I had to see Toy Story 5 and I decided to see it in a format I haven't watched a movie in before (Screen X). I was excited that they have Screen X as I've come close to seeing a movie in Screen X before but ended up not getting around to it. I lived in Idaho for a couple years and the Regal in Boise has different formats for movies like IMAX, Screen X and 4DX. I absolutely LOVE 4DX movies so that was my go to theater for that but I had it in the back of my mind to do Screen X sometime and recently found out that was something offered at this theater. It was nice to see what it was all about but honestly didn't feel it was anything that special. The Screen is basically extended with projections on the sides of the auditorium during key parts of the movie but the images on the sides are darker, not nearly as bright as the screen in front of you and they are blurry looking. It was honestly kind of distracting. I originally wanted to do 3D with Screen X but then decided because I've never seen a movie in Screen X to just do regular Screen X to see if I actually like the format first and I'm glad I went that route because maybe the 3D would have enhanced the side screens a bit more but I could see it also possibly being overwhelming and disorienting if I did it with the 3D. I know alot of people say they think that 4DX is distracting and overwhelming to the senses with the moving seats but honestly I would much rather have watched this in 4DX.. Sadly they don't have 4DX at this theater though and the only theater in Washington that does is the Regal in downtown Seattle. It would be nice if they added 4DX as an option here as I'd rather make the long drive here than fight all the traffic in Seattle to get there but I know it's extremely expensive for them to convert even one auditorium to the 4DX seats so that likely won't be happening any time soon if ever. Overall though, I LOVED the movie and the theater was very nice! I didn't get any concessions today as I felt it would be more worth it to hit up the Wendy's drive thru after for the minion meal, but I do enjoy Regal's Sips by Pepsi- give them a try if you haven't! They cost a bit less than a regular soda or even the small icee and they have unique flavors like a Cotton Candy lemonade topped with real cotton candy and cotton candy boba!! Enjoy ;)

I was impressed with this comfortable theater. Their ADA seating was right in the middle od the…read moretheater so the view was great. The soung system was impressive, too. Crime 101 was action packed with some fun twists. It was an enjoyable experience I plan to enjoy again.

Employees always friendly and give quick service at the concession stand. Comfortable seating and…read morereasonable prices for movie tickets!

A wonderful theater. Good seats good popcorn and cokes. Good movies! what more can you ask for!…read more So go!

The counter and snack service is outstanding and the few rows of couches they have are comfortable…read moreenough for my disabled body to enjoy sitting on for the length of a movie.

Oh my goodness - during this dreadful pandemic, there are some rare instances of creative business…read moreowners turning lemons into, well, yummy theatre popcorn - Neptune has brought back the: DRIVE IN MOVIE THEATRE!! As an old fart i have many fond memories of drive-ins, piling into the car in our jammies, seeing the latest Clint Eastwood movie...so I was delighted to hear Neptune had worked with the community to bring it back as fantastic solution to the COVID problem. They erected a decent sized screen, built a projector house; modern technology via FM transmitter (95.5) eliminates the need for the clunky old wired systems of the olden days. So, you go into the lobby (mask on!), say how many tiks you need, get your popcorn and soda and go park (or you can park first) - for two adults, one large popcorn and medium drink it was $25. Yes. You heard right. I even walked back into the lobby thinking they undercharged me. GREAT VALUE. And btw, its the cutest little theatre lobby this side of the Mississippi. Great, friendly staff inside. The previews and 'movie trivia' are locally and professionally produced with, likely, the proprietors children? Very cute! And they leveraged a local production company here in my home of Ocean Park, which did a fantastic job. The movie was nice and bright. At times the FM sound drifted a bit, usually during low volume parts. Since it was cold, we ran the engine intermittently, luckily our subaru didnt insist on turning on the headlights as some other modern cars do. Even in the rain, with intermittent windshield wipers, we really enjoyed the show! No Mask! And theres an INTERMISSION! "Lets all go to the lobby...." They had some tempting food at great prices (next time I'll come hungry) Anyway, GREAT JOB Neptune & co.! I hope they retain the drive in as a wonderful novelty for 'normal times' - Long Beach Visitors ought to add it to their list of 'what to dos in LB'. We'll be back! Oh, and smart local business owners and realtors ought to be snapping up screen time for advertising.

Haven't been to a theater for a movie in years, and we thought "hey let's go see Project Hail Mary…read moreon the big screen!" When we got in we found that the movie was showing in the little theater (#2). So, not so big a screen after all. The seats were pretty filled up and we were towards the back where there was a faint but distinct puke-ey smell and a nearby sidewall light that shined in our eyes even after being turned down for the movie. After 20 minutes of commercials the movie finally started, and the sound was so low that we could only make out half the dialog. We left after 10 minutes and are done with going to movie theaters.

I thought everything was a-ok here. Even on Labor Day weekend, it wasnt terribly packed…read more Theatre was clean, prices lower than big city complexes, friendly service at the concession stand. Yes concessions are expensive. But for me its part of the experience, I love a big tub of buttered popcorn and ice cold pepsi with my first run movie. Sound was decent for small venue. Seats were comfortable enough and clean. Movie times posted were accurate. I'd recommend this place if you're looking to see a flick out here in my hometown of Astoria :)

Stopped by here today to see 'Rebel Without a Cause' with my folks, my Dad had saw the event in a…read morenewspaper advert. The theatre was pretty easy to find and parking in the area was simple to find for the 2pm showing. The theatre is under renovation currently and all proceeds from ticket sales go towards the renovations. No 3 Tattoo sponsored the event and was raffling off a sweet swag basket and lo & behold my ticket won! My Dad was very nostalgic and had a great time, so did my Mom & I. The theatre will be amazing once restorations are complete. They are having a year long film series and I hope to stop by here again to support a great cause. A very nice day out in downtown Centralia.

I'm giving The Fox Theater a 5-star rating not for what they are, but for what they are BECOMING!…read more There is a small group of volunteers who are restoring this 1930s movie palace to it's former glory. When it's done, at 1,000 seats, it will be the largest performance space between Tacoma and Portland. COME! See a great movie, live comedy, burlesque, author reading, or musicians and know by coming you are SUPPORTING this amazing space.

This is a tiny theater for small shows on limited runs. It is located across from Old Navy at the…read moreCapital Mall so there's ample parking. In the past few months I watched a friend lead a fun cast in the play "The Liar" and got to see a rare treat, Jonathan Larson's "tick, tick, boom!" which plays with some of the same themes of the tough choices artists had to make which he would also include in his show "Rent". The theater sells limited snacks and because it's so small, it's a very intimate setting. Before the show started, they mentioned that the venue is available for anyone who wants to do a small show, play, concert, or stand up so this place seems like a valuable asset for the arts community of Olympia.

"Michael" was released today and we've been anxious to see it. Decided to stop in on a last minute…read moredecision on an early Friday afternoon. We were going to wait until the crowds died down, but we had time today. We thought it was going to be packed because it was the release date, but it was in fact empty. The employee said we picked the sweet spot time to come, which was Friday mornings/early afternoon, when there's no one! So just an FYI there. All staff were super friendly and establishment was very clean! We got some popcorn, nachos and some drinks and we're set the entire movie!

We did not know we would need ID for the movie we were planning to watch and the guy was very rude…read morewhen we did not have IDs. He was not understanding about our mistake and also threatened to "make us shake out our blankets" that we were holding when we did not have anything in them