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.

A big gift shop with a large assortment of Yellowstone T-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, hats and…read moreother clothing for adults and kids, and a wide variety of souvenirs. The quality of the merchandise--especially the apparel--is better than what I saw in the many other tourist shops in the area. Staff were friendly and helpful, and I enjoyed shopping here. If you're in town and looking for a souvenir shop that's a cut above the others, be sure to check out Yellowstone Trading Post.

The store and its merchandise was outstanding. We did experience a cashier of mature age that…read moreseems less than happy to be there. We've been in yellowstone a week and the people everywhere we've been in contact with have been so incredibly pleasant. This gentleman seemed a "one-off".

I am an amateur photogapher and enjoy nature photography. We visited the Grizzley and Wolf…read moreDiscovery Center back in February of 2013 and it was truly a marvelous experience! There was considerable snow on the ground when we arrived and late in the afternoon a snowstorm moved in. That didn't stop us from taking pictures either of the two days we were there....and in fact, the snow just made it that much more interesting. We both loved it there - and we were already in our late 60s then! I highly recommend this place for people of all ages - and especially photographers!

Had a few hours and decided to visit the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center. Well, let me tell you it…read moredid not disappoint. There is a small fee when entering, which is good for two days. Unfortunately we were only able to go one day but if you have the time, it's a great place to see the Bears and other animals. We started off at the outside movie theater, which is amazing a huge screen with tons of seating. I'm sure it's filled during the summer months. We then made our way over to the Bears where the Ranger gave a speech about how to use bear spray which was very useful. Then they let out to the Bears they search for their food and came around so you can get a close look at them. They have a schedule set up for the times the Bears come out and the Rangers explain who they are and how they feed them. Then we made our way to the wolves and watch them walk around and interact with each other. As we made our way to the otter building, we saw the owls and eagles. The otters exhibit was very nice. It's indoors they put out the food first for the otters and then they have to find it so you see them running around and swimming . They're so adorable. The gift shop was very nice as well. It's a must see.

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

Our server was very accommodating. Great bartender! He was knowledgeable and helpful with all drink…read moreand food choices. The food was good, the service was even better.

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.

This was so great. Our guide very knowledgeable so we learned a lot and was entertained throughout…read morethe tour. This is a unique experience and we highly recommend the this attraction.