Drive in theaters in general are so much fun and a completely different experience from indoor…read moretheaters. Love that Amarillo has a drive in, this one is fun and well maintined and had good prices if I remember correctly.

Just to let everyone know, it is CASH ONLY. We waited in line and got to the front and read it was…read morecash only. Had to get out of line and find an ATM, and come back and get in line again. Not sure how the movie sounds or looks yet. We have not made it in the drive in yet. I wish the web site would have said that it was cash only, we looked before we drove this way.... didn't say anything about not taking cards. BTW, $8 for everyone over 10 years old. Kind of expensive for a drive in movie. I hope this is worth it.

The upstairs has serious design flaws as I am 6 foot and with the barriers in front of the seats…read moremade seeing all of the movie screen impossible as for my wife who is 5 4 she could see about 60 percent of the movie screen would not recommend or return

With the charm of an old theater and access to all things modern, this is a great place to go see a…read moreflick. You can see a movie in the big old theater, which is draped in red velvet curtains and brings back glimpses of yesteryear, or you can watch in one of the smaller theaters. They offer 3D as well. I may be biased as one or two of my students work here, but the service really is always great. The facilities are usually clean. Best thing? Coming from a place where it cost $12 per person to just see a movie, the price is heavenly. It's a cool place to check out, if only for having the old skewl movie experience.

Very fun, inexpensive way to go see a movie. A little dirty but nice and good workers.read more

I'm going to give it 4 stars just because it's such a great deal. For two bucks I don't expect…read morestadium seating and lots of employees serving you as mentioned in other reviews. I did skim the other reviews before writing my own, just out of curiosity, and it looks like not much has changed. A review I read that was written in 2011 pretty much summed up what I experienced last night. Last night was the first time I've been here. What with traveling and all, I had never seen the latest POTC movie and was tickled to find out they were playing it. I don't need to see movies as soon as they come out. Nobody would be impressed if I did. LOL. Nobody cares what movies I watch. So this is a great theater to come to for cheap to see a movie that's been out for a while. Also, if you like a movie well enough to see it twice, here you can afford it. The picture was great. The sound was great. The seat wasn't that comfortable but I'm old so most seats aren't. I was kind of surprised the popcorn prices were so high. There's a cheap theater I go to in my daughter's area in Arizona that charges $3 a movie and about five bucks for the biggest tub including a refill. Plus if the concession stand is closed when the movie ends they will let you bring your bag back the next time to get your refill, which is nice. Since I usually go to movies that get out at 10 or so then I almost always get to bring my bag back the next time which means I only buy popcorn every other time. I asked a guy here about that with this one but he said no. I bought the $7.50 size and wasn't able to finish it. The $8.50 size would have filled my bathtub. It would be great if you had people to share it with but I didn't. One thing I will comment on was that the flavor of the popcorn and the buttery topping were both great. There's nothing more disappointing than to get your popcorn, go into the theater, start nibbling on it and find out it has an off flavor or that the butter isn't any good. I've had that happen so I really appreciate a good popcorn. All in all, the movie with a pretty good-sized popcorn was under $10 so I won't complain about that. The location is convenient. My only real complaint is that I didn't allow enough time for their slow slow line. I had just enough time to get my popcorn and head into the theater but I probably spent at least 10 minutes in the line. There was one guy that didn't seem to be doing much. They could have opened a second line but they choose not to do that. I know I wasn't the only person to get into my movie late because the people ahead of me were asking about it too. The girl's response was, oh it's still in the previews. The young man said, But I like watching the previews. I thought to myself, So do I.

Went with a group of friends and absolutely loved it. I even ended up making friends with the nice…read morewoman who runs it. Amazing service and prices on tickets and snacks.

What a great museum. We got super lucky and had a wonderful docent. He shared his personal…read moreexperiences in the area and with the music. He was very knowledgeable about Bob Wills and his history. He painted an amazing picture of Bob Wills as a musician and person. Thank you for sharing.

Historical look at a simpler time - led by the upbeat and groundbreaking western swing music of Bob…read moreWills and the Texas Playboys. If you don't believe me - just listen to Waylon Jennings sing "Bob Wills Is Still the King". We had a local "cowboy-docent" meet-us at the museum. Don was a wealth of anecdotes, stories of the band and shared a bunch of stuff we didnt know including Bob's influence on Willie Nelson, Waylon, Lee Roy Parnell and even Paul McCartney. The museum itself is just what you would expect - tons of pictures, record albums, some costumes and some more modern stuff recognizing the Bob Wills Days festival each year in Turkey, Tx. The museum is in a local municipal building so that you can also visit the senior center, get flu-shots at the medical clinical or get hitched by the justice of the peace - all in the same hallway. :). Lastly - don't miss the old high-school next door - as its clearly haunted...