Awesome drive-in theater! I'm kind of a big drive-in connoisseur, so I'm trying to visit all of the…read moreNYS drive-ins. I came up from from Dutchess County to visit this gem, I was not disappointed! Can't beat the prices of their concessions here, so definitely give them your support if you visit. And it's in such a picturesque location too. Very cool. The Project 29 Pub and Filling Station across the street is another great business. Pregamed there before the drive-in opened. I will be back in Broadalbin when drive-in season restarts!

Great! Went last night for horror movie night. The guy at front desk was very friendly and upbeat…read more There were people walking around dressed as the best horror movie villains. Snack bar was cute and the prices were affordable. Movie quality was perfect! I personally love drive in movie theaters, so this is a huge thumbs up for me!

We love going to the Glove theater for movie nights on Wednesdays. They have fun themed months, and…read moreit's just so cool to watch movies in this historic theater. They also always have a plethora of other events too. They work so hard to keep this wonderful theater up and running, please go check it out there's something for everyone.

We had a nice visit here. The staff were nice and kept the lines moving; both at the gate and in…read morethe snack bar. The snack bar had the traditional faire, and a few surprises. We had their loaded fries which is topped with a homemade sweet n tangy meat sauce. Not bad. A Philly cheesesteak. Even better. The star of the show was a blueberry sundae fried dough. For a moment, I thought my wife was going to leave me and move in to the theater so she could have them every day... After tasting it, I wouldn't blame her. Make sure to support the snack bar, it is how theaters like this stay in business. Obviously you can't beat the value of 2 for 1 priced movies, so what's not to love? I'd stop by again if I were in the area and recommend you do the same.

This place needs a write-up on Atlas Obscura for being a pitch perfect example of Upstate ephemera…read more It's such a great piece of vintage Americana in CNY. Located in the sleepy town of Palatine Bridge, El Rancho Drive-In was a fixture of my childhood and adolescence. In fact, it's the only drive-in I've ever been to. (Not surprising when you learn that there are only 400 left in the USA.) There's really not much to this spot except a tall, concrete wall with a screen overlay. An entrance booth outside (double-features are $5 for kids/$8 for adults, cash only) and a small building that houses a digital projector, a concession stand, and restrooms. The building is somewhat run down but serviceable with small bathrooms and a spot to grab a soda or any number of menu items. Besides that, it's pretty much an open field where you park your car and turn the radio to 90.5 for audio. (No old-school clip-on speakers here.) The owners and staff are amiable, and you can tell that they genuinely love bringing this unique experience to the community. They do have a no outside food and drink policy, which they really can't enforce. However, it's highly recommended that you purchase something from the snack bar as they really need the support to stay operational. A few years back, they were required to buy a digital projector that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's a family-owned small town business, so that's no small sum. Concessions are affordable and tasty here. Far less expensive and a much more romantic experience than your generic cineplex. It's also worth a drive if you are visiting nearby Sharon Springs or Cooperstown. In the future, it would be amazing if they could start showing a wider range of films and promoting themselves a little better. Right now, they're good at getting the most recent releases and bring them to the local audience, which is great. These offerings are usually kid-friendly. However, it would be terrific if they also did nights with classic films or allowed you to rent it for events. I would imagine that seeing something like "Casablanca" or "Back to the Future" here would be so cool!

There were no human ticket employees and the concessions were about as overpriced as every other…read moretheater in the us, but beside that Spider-Man was good and they were quick with my food. An employee even chased out a group of rascal teenagers.

This place is a dump. First of all, where are the human employees? There is no one at the ticket…read morewindow. You have to get your own tickets on a kiosk and it's a very confusing process, and I'm relatively young! Plus they charge you a fee for self-service. It's ludicrous. Secondly, The prices are sky high for tickets and concessions. Thirdly, the theater itself is a mess. Popcorn all over the floor. Looks like it hasn't been cleaned in months. Which it probably hasn't because again there was no usher or custodian to be found. Do human beings run this theater? Or it is run by an AI program? It's dystopian.

The popcorn is sooo good. And I love watching films with other people- it makes it such an…read moreimmersive, joyful experience.

Had a wonderful time here on a matinee that only cost $10 on a Friday night! The popcorn is…read moreunrivaled and together with a soda the whole night only cost $21 pp. The theater was clean but cold - they could've turned up the heat! Overall, a wonderful experience on a Friday night out.

It's an old movie theater. I mean that as a compliment. They have one theater, they show one…read moremovie. You don't hear the explosions from the the other film(s), because there's just one screen. The tickets and concessions are amazingly affordable. Any time they are showing a film I'm interested in, I'm there!

Great movie theater. Old time feel, all modern equipment with great DTS sound! The best part is the…read moreprice. Highly recommended

Wow! Nostalgia. My family and I would watch movies in the 1980s here. Came back after 40 years and…read morenothing has changed. The managers are top notch, friendly and knowledgeable. You couldn't ask or dream for better custodians. Watched the new Superman movie and couldn't plan a better experience. They should play all 1980s here. They should play Stranger Things here!

Very friendly. Reasonable prices. Recently renovated. Clean theaters and restrooms…read more Ample parking.

This is the first time we have been here since BowTie was here! It didn't seem the same, we…read morecouldn't put our finger on it. No one behind the counter even knew there was a rewards card which I have saved in my phone and they couldn't figure out how to use it, however they were kind enough to honor my Birthday popcorn. Guessing my card is too old for the new updated systems. They stated it was missing numbers.... The popcorn was good and happy to be able to get a bunch of he white ones... less sodium. The inside if I remember correctly looked pretty much similar to what it was the last time we were there.

I had a really great time watching a double header here at this AMC theater. The staff are friendly…read moreand the theaters are well taken care of as well as the facilities. I definitely recommend it. For the XL theater I recommend watching rows H and upwards.

We were surprised that we haven't been to this theater before went to see Spider Man. We live in…read moreCenter VT and lost our's many years ago, so we usually venture over to NY. Their location is very interesting with you on one floor heading up an escalator walk approach a very long line at the Snack counter is where you may purchase your tickets, popcorn and many other items including promo popcorn buckets. We were afraid that we were going to be late! NO WORRIES! 1st the line moves fast even though there were ticket machines but they seemed to have been crashing when my DH attempted to use it. 2nd the movies didn't start until 35 mins after the stated time 3rd you may want to bring ear plugs if you don't want you ears ringing all night. The movie theater & rest rooms were clean and properly functioning. Staff were all professional and personable. We will definitely be back. Thank you!

Stop the Nonsense!!!…read more Let me start off by saying, the Theaters are completely empty. That means you (Regal) need ME, more than I need you! Been a year or so, since I went to the Theater for a movie. My nephew asked if I would take him to see Scary Movie today, and I figured it might be a nice afternoon out. So, I went online to purchase tickets. Two Adults = $40, just to see the show. And, it's going to cost me another $30 to get my nephew some popcorn and soda. That is $70 for two adults to go to the theater to see a FREAK'N MOVIE. Not a broadway show. A MOVIE !!! - that we can watch on TV in a few more months. Now, don't get me wrong. I get the math. I worked in a theater, in my late teens. I understand that theaters make very little money on the sale of tickets, which is why they have the need to charge $30 for $0.12 of food product. I Get THAT part. The icing on the cake is the $4 'convenience fee' to purchase your tickets online. Yes, please charge me to take my money. We can debated for days, about the 'convenience' and the cost to cover your web servers, etc. But STOP STOP STOP. Millions of outlets sell merchandise online and don't gouge us with convenience fees to do so. This is just another fee, in a world that has completely exhausted consumers with fees and tipping. IF $70 is in your budget, for two adults to go see a movie - hey, knock yourself out. Enjoy it. But with the current economy, this pricing is wack-a-doodle. I purchased two tickets, an hour before the movie. Including my two tickets, there are a total of 6 seats sold, one hour before the movie. If I were Regal, I would be in a panic, asking my entire executive team to come up with ways to fill those seats - rather than chase people away. But then again, I am not the CEO of an empty theater - so who am I to judge. I will go and enjoy the show today. Will NOT be back. Not EVER.