Historic theater in downtown Jim Thorpe. We saw "The…read moreBreakers" Seats were well spaced. Sound inside was just ok. Interesting assortment of Jim Thorpe/Mauch Chunk Historical artifacts in the upper and lower lobby area. No parking though they do offer a van shuttle service from the lower train station public lot starting at 7 and running after show too. Lot is free after 6.

Hubby and I have seen many performances in this quaint, cozy and personal space. There isn't a bad…read moreseat in the house! Seats and beverages are reasonable, staff is friendly and every show feels intimate. Highly recommended.

This is my second PA drive in theater experience. There is usually another location that I go to so…read moreI cannot help but to compare. At first I was not really impressed ... minus the staff who was my actual first impression and they were very nice and cool. I was surprised we got there a few minutes before gates opened and the whole road was filled with a line to get in. They have one gate and let two cars enter. We had to buy tickets ahead of time and it was per person - not sure if this is common or just for this theater or just for special events. We went for the Godzilla Kong two day event. There is only one large theater and they gave us like no directions on where to park or what to do or anything. We got a spot pretty up close and it was not easy to see where to leave from - they definitely need more markers. I think they assume many people here are regulars but that was not the case and direction by mouth or way of sign would have been helpful. We felt so bad leaving and were not sure if we went out the "theater" correctly. They have a very small like merch stand and a very old snack stand that does have bathrooms- I got nervous seeing the port-a-potties. The bathrooms are very tiny and the stalls are even tinier so if you're claustrophobic (or a more plus sized person) it might not be super comfortable. They did have a decent amount of snacks and I like that they also sold vhs and vinyl inside. There were a bunch of cool displays for this event which I also enjoyed. I do not like that they didn't have radios to rent. Not really trusting using my car radio I did have to purchase a radio to be able to pair. They basically have an mc/dj who made a curated playlist and talked about the movies before hand. It didn't get dark until 9:15 - we only stayed for one movie because of how late it was and when we left we didn't realize how crowded it was. There definitely were some pros and cons to this theater- we'll probably be back mostly for convenience because it was a straight shot up 476 which made getting here really easy. It definitely is a bit more ... noticeably old and I don't know if they play new movies or not. But overall it was enjoyable. Next time we might stay close by when they have a triple feature like this.

This isn't just a movie experience. It's a party. We went for a celebrity event to introduce a…read morefestival of Mystery Science Theater movies. It was a clear night with a lot of cars, music, special events, costumes, and just a fun vibe throughout. The on-site radio station runs programming and music up to dusk and the start of the night. We listened from a warm SUV close to the screen and even though everyone was in their own little clusters, we all laughed and cheered loud enough to carry across the open field. The people running this show do it out of love for film, the drive-in experience, and the people who come to see these films. The movies are scheduled so it brings together fans of horror, fantasy, schlock, shock, and classic Gen-X flicks. Check out their podcast which can be linked on their website. In addition to a great concession stand, they've got cool swag and merch. The portable toilet experience is hit or miss, but that's a minor bit of 'roughing it' in exchange for the experience. When we were there, a concert was playing up the road and sometimes competed with the sound of the movies, but I didn't mind that so much as some entitled whine-factories. It's just like it felt back toward the end of the golden era when I was growing up in the 70s and early 80s. Movies on a big white screen outside among a thousand close strangers. Definitely worth the drive if you're between New York and DC.

Complete and utter BS to make people wait in the rain for 90 mins only to start the April Wine show…read morebefore people were seated. Show should have been canceled outright if you were having such a problem.

First time st this venue on 7/26/24 To see Superunknown, the…read moreChris Cornell tribute band. Venue is such a great space, clean, first come first gets the seats. I only sat for a few minutes and we stood up front with the band for most of the show. Really cool place. I'm definitely interested in coming back depending on the lineup. It's technically almost 2hrs feom home but not a big deal, no heavy traffic,etc. I definitely enjoyed it

AIM is one of the most organized and professional dance companies that my family has had the…read moreprivilege with which to work. The handbook is distributed that covers almost every question imaginable, and the website clearly states the classes and costs available to the students. There are many opportunities from those who want to simply dance for enjoyment, to dance competitively, to those who want to pursue dance as a career. Dance classes are indeed not an inexpensive pursuit, but the lessons these students learn are not only about the craft, but about discipline and commitment. My daughter loves the structure and expectations of this studio, and the performances are artistic and professional. As a theater director, I appreciate the work the instructors put in, and the care they give to their students. I highly recommend if you have a child serious about learning to dance.

Very poorly run dance studio, if you are just looking for somewhere for your child to enjoy dance…read morefor fun. they literally nickel and dime the dancers families, it is totally out of control. You expect to pay for classes, but then they decide you must by all leotards, tights and shoes from them to conform to a class specific dress code which ofcourse the costs of which are increased. Then also cancel classes but still charge for the class along with regularly double charge the autopayment. Recitals, you pay for the privilege to be in the recital, but you really can't opt out. You pay for the costumes, you cant really call them much of a costume, just another way for the studio to make money by providing the cheapest costume they can purchase. You have to pay for the pictures for the recital..again overpriced and not overly great pictures. You are expected to work sale tables during the recital and also provide donations for these tables. You are expected to give a monetary donation to be given to the teachers but is that not what the class fee is for? My favorite to date is, not only do they charge a nice price for recital tickets, they now expect us to purchase tickets, for the dancers if they plan on staying after they dance if you have other children in the recital..of course they have stated these tickets will be at a reduced cost and must be paid in cash! they also have various fundraisers, and they participate in local parades, which everyone must be wearing aim wear that you must purchase from them and for the parades and such each dancer must provide bags of candy.