Clean; HUGE!!! and great service! Saw dune 2 here this past winter and it was such a fun…read more Experience!! What a gorgeous theater!! Highly recommend!

Beware of inappropriate movie previews! We took our young kids to see the Yellowstone movie and…read moreended up being shown previews for Dune: Part II, the latest Hunger Games, and A Haunting in Venice. All really intense music with war, fighting to the death, witchcraft, seance and murder. Then to top if off -- a woman screaming in horror at the top of her lungs. My poor kids sat there scared and covering their eyes and ears the best they could. I tried to get them to leave but they were frozen in fear in their seats. We were unaware there would be previews at all - let alone THESE! Surely, other previews that are more appropriate for all ages exist. I was so mad I got up and complained. The employee said he couldn't stop or skip it. Saying, "Well, it's PG13." To which I asked him what the movie was rated because I thought maybe we were accidentally at the wrong showing. Nope, he said PG. Exactly my point! Not OK to have adult previews at a PG movie! He said he'd "tell the owners". I'm writing this review to warn other families to ask ahead about previews -- as I don't know if anything will change.

They care more about the bar guests than the cinema guests. Very loud bar to the point of…read moredistraction. When I left my film to complain about the noise they let me know that they 'made more money off the bar than for my movie ticket'.... Cool. Glad I drove from West Yellowstone to see this movie. Terrible experience. Go run a dive bar instead of a theater.

A movie theater in Big Sky, MT? Yep, and this is not the dilapidated theater one might encounter…read morein a small town. This is a modern, 2-screen, stadium seating theater, with a decent lobby. Yes, the theaters are not huge, but they are in very good shape with solid sound and projection. The staff members were friendly, and they had some nontraditional food and beverage choices available. They offer a full bar, and a nightly happy hour. Considering it is almost an hour's drive to the multiplex in Bozeman, this theater is very convenient for both locals and tourists.

This is the place to buy your Yellowstone National Park souvenirs. It's located inside the same…read morebuilding as Yellowstone IMAX. There are lots of Yellowstone apparel, toys, keychains, etc. If you go to the one and only Yellowstone Gift Shop beside Old Faithful geyser, some of the exact items are like a dollar cheaper such as the Swiss Army knife style Yellowstone keychains. If you buy more than one item for some items, you will get a better deal. Such as t-shirts and caps. Although Montana doesn't have a sales tax, you will be taxed up to 3 percent for items purchased at YTP because it's located in the municipality of West Yellowstone.

Like the merchandise but cashier was very rude. Complaining about people being in the store and not…read morebuying anything - very impersonal when talking with him at checkout. Would prefer to shop somewhere where they appreciate their customers

We found this spot as a point of interest during our trip to Yellowstone, so we decided to stop in…read moreafter having lunch! - PARKING - HUGE parking lot - definitely no worry about finding a spot here! - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - When you walk in, you'll see all the pricing and available ticket options on the board above the front desk. We had a party of 12 but luckily we were able to walk in after purchasing our individual tickets. Note they also do AAA and student rates here! - EXPERIENCE - Its not the biggest center but decent enough sized that we spent about an hour to an hour and half here. There's a large bear compound in the center and they do feedings - check out the schedule board so you don't miss it! My next favorite area were the ground squirrels - how adorable!!! I do wish there were more otters to see, but only one was really active and swimming around. - OVERALL - A cool spot if you're driving by Yellowstone and want to support this center!

In between treks into Yellowstone National Park, we took some of the kids to the Grizzlies & Wolf…read moreDiscovery Center, on Canyon Rd just south of the west entrance to the park. It began as a refuge so save several bears and wolves who had to be removed from the wild. Now it also includes otters, ground squirrels, and birds of prey. We observed each in designated habitats. The otters had a pond and tank to swim in. Fake logs gave the squirrels and maybe a groundhog some shelter and activity. We came back twice more, learning to make reservations for the kids to help feed the bears. When the bears were closed off, the kids got to hide food for them under rocks and logs, while a large flock of ravens hunted for anything left-uncovered by the kids or the bears. We saw an owl and a pair of eagles. It was fun! We visited here three times in a week! And they let people use the same tickets two days in a row :-)

Great new venue for this community. New sound system and current movies in a fun atmosphere…read more Watch the marque for the current showing times and check out the website when it is up. Wonderful addition to the surrounding communities for locals. Sure to be a hit for those who come for big tourist attractions of snowmobiling, St. Anthony sand dunes and incredible fly fishing on the Madison river. Relax and enjoy the popcorn!

PROS: It's a great place for families, since it's a large area and you can seclude your family away…read morefrom others if the kids are a little bit rowdy. It has the biggest screen in the area for movies. They give a military and senior discount. It's ONLY $5!! That's for first run movies, even. They play movies in the summer for kids. They have really good popcorn and last I was there had flavorings for the pocorn, too. Their concession prices are less than Fat Cats. It is an old building and has that vintage charm - including the marque. The staff pays attention to the movies and what's happening so if something is wrong they know. There are just curtains that separate the lobby from the theater so they can hear everything that's happening sound wise and are very prompt at fixing it. They have deals in the Starving Student card and all the high school cards. CONS: The bathrooms are old and small. But it's a really old building, too. They have a small lobby so when there's a premier it's kinda crowded in the lobby, BUT there's plenty of room for everyone in the theater (500 seats!), There's no drinking fountain, St. Anthony is only a 15 minute drive from Rexburg and the experience plus the lower cost is much more worth the drive than going to the first run theater (Fat Cats) in Rexburg. They do Superbowl parties there, and other events sometimes too! It's all streamed from an HD projector onto that huge screen.

After spending a few hours soaking in the nearby hot springs, we decided to give the Rail a try…read more My wife loved her double cheeseburger. My Buffalo Chicken sandwich had been ordered 'fried'; but it was soggy - not one bite of crunch. Overall tho, fries (sweet potato and original) and the onion rings had been tasty. Brian, our bartender / server, was very nice and attentive. The only negative thing that was a disappointment (other than soggy chicken) had been the beverage prices - the menu had lower prices than what had been billed. This is a Delaware North property, and they can easily update their menus to reflect current prices. Regardless, will go back

Beer was cold and tasty and they have a good selection. I can't comment on food as they weren't…read moreselling bar food after 9PM. It's definitely the local dive bar but good place to grab a drink and listen to conversations about "My butter dish won't fit on my RV counter" by locals.

We stopped in to Butte on our cross country drive and visited the mining museum after lunch in…read moretown. They offer military and other discounts on their entrance fee The gift shop area includes information on local, current mining operations as well as merch. This is an outdoor museum so dress for the weather. If you want to take the under ground tour be sure you are wearing closed toed shoes. (Crocs not included, I don't know why) They also have above ground tours. Part of the property is set up like a western town. Something that would grow up around a mine. Post office, apothecary, carpenter, blacksmith, etc, etc. All these buildings are set up with window displays but most are not open to the public. You just peer thru the windows. There is a memorial garden to miners. A mine yard with pieces of heavy equipment. The motorized lift, miners locker room, light room, information and equipment used in dry and wet boring, 3D representations of mines and more with information posted on the displays. You can walk up into the mine head if you are so inclined to see how the ore chutes operated. We spent about two hours here without realizing it. Very interesting museum. Staff are very personable, answered questions and suggested reading material for more on the subject. Very good, family friendly stop.

Great place to see the history of mining and also you got to go down into the mine.Also Ken is a…read morereally nice person to do the tour with.