A well-kept secret in Bethlehem, this place is a true hidden gem, shining like a flawless diamond…read morewaiting to be discovered. With its reasonable prices, cozy seating, and spotless environment, it's a top-notch spot to relax and unwind. The sophisticated bar and cozy ambiance provide the perfect setting to enjoy some downtime before heading to the theater. Conveniently located near Wind Creek Casino, it's the ideal destination to plan a memorable trip or getaway.

Clean and reasonably priced. Comfortable seats and quiet environment. Movies can be contemporary or…read moreclassics .

Absolutely phenomenal theatre experience with upgraded and heated adjustable seating. Best popcorn…read moreavailable in a theatre! A must-go with digital projection and groundbreaking HPS-4000 sound created by legendary audio engineer John F. Allen (in the non-IMAX auditoriums) which provides an incredible sonic experience for every movie. Clear intelligible dialogue making movies easier to enjoy and a wide open soundstage. No other standard theatre can match this.

The atmosphere is good. I usually go to afternoon movies. If you park in the garage across from the…read moretheater. You will not need to pay the garage fees.

My goodness I wish people would stop watching stuff on TV and get back into the theaters. The…read moresounds seats food feeling this place gives you is amazing. I just watched chainsaw man hear and my heart was racing the entire time because of the sound. I love this place and the effort they put into making it awesome. Staff is cool and laid back. Seats reclining all the way back with tons of space and heaters in the seats. My comfortable theater around hands down

Theaters are clean and comfortable, and ticket prices are reasonable. A good neighborhood theater…read moreoption if you live in the area.

Love this old theater and it is cheap and instead of showing advertisements or those stupid trivia…read morequestions even a chimp could answer they play travel reels or cartoons. So why only four stars well sometimes the projector doesn't work right in the beginning of the movie. Oh, and another plus the toilet is actually IN the theater not on the lobby

For a small local town, it is a nice little theater. If only they could list (like the Emmaus…read moreTheater does), what movies are upcoming, I think they would do a lot better and have bigger turnouts. If there is a movie that you would really like to see, you need to know if it is eventually going to be there, otherwise you miss it. They run a lot of kids movies, and nearly always for two weeks, the better, more mature movies they generally run only a week. I can't be the only one who waits till Friday for making plans for Friday, why they can't let you know well in advance is beyond me. There have been many times that I would have waited to see it there and support my local business but they let you know at the last minute - not practical. Please don't carry so many kids' movies for two week runs!!

Not that I want to go all thespian on your ass, but it never ceases to amaze me the quality and…read morevariety of shows which are put on annually during the PA Shakespeare Festival. Personally I am not a willing theatre goer but the lovely wife is 100% down on this type of stuff and over the years I've been drug to more shows than I can remember. Off the top of my head over the years we've seen: Blithe Spirit Shakespeare for Kids Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Henry VIII The Two Noble Kinsmen The Merry Wives of Windsor The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (Which is my favorite) There are more but as you see there are all of the Shakespeare classics done plus a good mix of musicals, dramas, kids shows and other works which are non-Shakespeare which make for a something for everyone approach which if you're into this type of thing appeals to a much broader spectrum of people. The season itself only lasts nine or ten weeks every June-August and ticket prices have gotten a bit steep in the fifty dollar per person range but no seat is a bad seat in either of the two spaces where the shows are put on and the sets, sound, lighting and acting are always first rate. There certainly might be nicer looking places to watch Shakespeare but I highly doubt you'll find a more talented group of people putting on the show.

We've been coming here for years and the theaters are great with varied selections and always…read moreexcellent acting. Every seat is great and they have special showings and events which are enticing. We haven't missed a season.

Went tonight to this haunted attraction and had so much fun! You can tell how much thought and…read moreeffort goes into this attraction. There was food, drinks, and wait time was quick and efficient. Definitely would recommend for a good attraction near the Lehigh valley

Awful service waited forever . Park claimed to have multiple attractions but we had to wait over…read more3hrs just to start on the hayride. They wouldn't let us go to anything else. When we complained to the manager he could care less and refused to refund us . We even explained that we traveled over two hrs to get there and his answer was you should have came at 6:30 when we opened. When I said that's crazy you don't even appreciate our time or money he said we could spend more money to upgrade to VIP so we don't have to wait any longer in line . I said that's extortion and he said that's what everyone does. I told him he was getting a bad review and he said go ahead .

The 2011 festival just closed and I had the chance to get to a few screenings and events. This was…read moretheir 8th festival, and it's all volunteer-run. Honest: some of the films are not great, but the great ones are REALLY great so that makes up for it. Plus your friend might think the not-so-great ones are great and then you have a good debate going. You're taking a chance just like when you go to any movie. This festival has screened films from all over the world - shorts, documentaries, feature-length. This year I was inspired by "Africa United" and "The Last Mountain" (which I'm sure will be up for an Oscar) and I laughed my ass off at a late night show of "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil." Here are my tips for happy film-festing here: * Go to the festival headquarters at Deja Brew, and/or the opening night festivities at Home & Planet. This will put you in the mood and the festival organizers are so enthusiastic and have programs, recommendations, and you often get to meet the visiting filmmakers. Some are local, some from some far-flung place overseas. * Take a chance on the "shorts blocks" to see these gems! * Stay for the filmmaker talk-backs! They're excellent. * The venues are walking distance from one another but if you're not familiar with south Bethlehem then make sure you know where you're going so you're not late, because screenings start on time. Usually. * Don't forget to bring a sweater! (says your mother) some of the theatres are chilly. * No popcorn or sodas are served at the venues so bring water, then after the screenings get yourself to Blue Sky, Molly's, Funhouse, Sal's, Deja Brew, Tulum...wherever. They make a point that this festival is a community fest and they want audiences to explore. If you don't know where to go ask a staff person, they're really helpful.

The film festival is such a great event every June. Independent films from all over the world are…read moreshown during the five days that the film festival runs. I can't say enough great things about it-you must experience it for yourself in 2010. There is sure to be a film for everyones' tastes.

The game is amazing and the people are very friendly and professional. The customer service is…read moreamazing

Iron pigs is a great time in the Lehigh Valley. Good atmosphere and affordable. Always a fun thing…read moreto do in the LV