The District Cinema at Choctaw Durant is a great addition to the overall resort experience. All six…read morescreens now offer luxury viewing with comfortable recliners and state-of-the-art sound systems, making it a much more elevated way to enjoy a movie. What really stands out is how The District brings together the arcade, bowling alley, and movie theater in one convenient area. It creates a fun, family-friendly atmosphere that makes Choctaw Durant a great destination for more than just adult entertainment. Whether you are planning a family trip, a weekend getaway, or just looking for something fun to do outside the casino floor, The District Cinema is definitely worth checking out.

The cinema is actually what brought us back to this location for our weekend get away. Their…read morepopcorn is literally the best I have ever had. The chairs recline and are heated (at least in theater 4)! It also wasn't as cold as the rest of the resort - which is a bonus for me, who is always cold. Only downside is that you can't take the free sodas from around the casino into the theater, you have to buy theirs. You can take in Starbucks or alcohol. It was about $20 for a large popcorn and 2 large sodas. Sodas are free refills and the large popcorn is $3.50 for a refill.

This is a hidden gym in the heart of Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, a vintage trip back to the 80s and 90s…read morewhere a night out at the theater did not cost you an entire paycheck! They only have two showtimes and only show two movies but it is a really cool experience, the only issue I had is that it was a little warm inside the theater when typically I need at least a hoodie. I am excited to visit this place again. Me and my dad had an excellent time.

This theater just stepped it up...(okay, if you come on a crowded weekend to see a teen-flick,…read moreyou're bound to encounter wild teens) The rest of the time, it is just wholesome movie entertainment...comfortable chairs, usual concessions, and appreciative owners.

We live up the street and this place is great for taking a break. It's clean and reasonable for…read moresome activities. Bowling when kids are in town and wife and I catch a few movies and it works. Food isn't bad either definitely recommend!

Do NOT watch a movie here unless your dressed for the artic! The theater must have 65 degrees in…read morethere. The outside temperature was 80 degrees. The temperature is set so low it forces you to pay $15 bucks for a cheap thin blanket you could get at Walmart for $2.50. This was a great place except for the temperature. Movies we're already so expensive because the popcorn and sodas which are the cheapest beverage and food available. We're overcharged extreme amount already for that but to be forced to purchase blankets just to be able to sit in the theater and watch a movie is ridiculous.

Grab a bucket of popcorn, a root beer float, and your favorite people, and settle in for a long…read morenight at the movies! The Chief Drive-In Theatre is a family owned and operated labor of love. Every weekend throughout the year, and every single day during the summer the family invites guests of all types to come spend some time reliving a classic part of the Suburban American Dream. First run movies, stacked as double features and even triple features. Burgers, fries, and pizza hot and ready at the concession stand, and Wolfman Jack saying hello from your car speakers. Bring blankets and pillows for the kids. Their movie will play first, and then they can curl up on the back seat while you watch your film late into the night. Perfect! The screen is a bit worn, and the sound is only as good as the speakers in your car (though they do have external speakers as well.) Concession prices are reasonable, which is good as there are no outside food or drinks allowed. As always, a movie theater makes most of the profit in concession sales, so be sure to show your support. Ticket prices are reasonable. Only $7.00 per person for 4-6 hours of entertainment. They update their show schedule on fb, and do their best to get as many movies on the screen as possible.

Front booth dude is literally insane or quadpolar. Seems like a laundering wash to me because he…read moredrives all his business out. We arrive at the booth and hes polite at first. He ask how many, I tell him 5. We pay, he hands us a menu and says tune into blah blah station for sound. I said great, thanks you have a good one. I start driving off and this dude screams and yells and has a childish come apart in front of my kids. I stopped and parked it like its hot and asked if I could fix his problem. He says the girls in the back have drinks. Fair enough I got out and threw them out while he was running his flapper non stop like an elderly lady not getting her way. Keep in mind these cups were as empty as this dudes head. He says, we live and die off concessions, which I think he meant to say we live or die off concessions. Fair enough I was getting concessions anyways Karen. Hes still running his mouth saying he "arrduh" make us leave. I'm ignoring him at this point like a spam call to the cell phone. Im in the truck easing off and treading lightly and find a parking spot. This maniac charges us as soon as we park and starts making an emotionally unintelligent scene you'd think you'd see only in a Hollywood film. He yells dont come back you're not welcome back, but doesnt kick us out. I said may I ask what for and he just stomps off like a child in trouble. Secondly if you do go in for concessions, his sister/wife is just as rude. She'll tap the counter and stare you down while your looking at the menu. She'll roll her eyes if you ask questions about things on the menu. Shell question your integrity with no evidence, just assumption. They expect you to come hungry/thirsty so dont eat for a week. Don't tell them their bathroom water faucet will be just fine after ordering a burger when they ask what you want to drink with it. They didnt like that answer. If you say no thanks to a drink while getting popcorn or food they go straight off the deep end and say your smuggling contraband. I wont ever be back and I hope you choose wisely where to spend your valuable time. If you do go don't try throwing your cups out at the trash can before the booth either. He'll just flap it non stop, possibly to the wrong person next time. Throw it away well before hand and when you see him just smile and say im so hungry, i haven't ate in a week, let me in. Skip their diner quality, restaurant priced food. Eat at Jake's like those other people on the other reviews!

Always enjoy this little theatre, only had a bad experience waiting in line for tickets once. But…read moreat the same time it was when Deadpool wolverine movie came out so it's understandable, even though i was there for that movie.

If you don't want to drive to Denton or Sherman...it's a closer option. They have limited number of…read moreshowings. You have to purchase/pick up tickets inside at the concession counter...which creates longer lines, especially for popular movies on opening weekends. It only happened once to me...but they started playing the wrong movie in 2 different theaters and had all the customers switch between the two theaters, to our correct movie showings.

I don't get to review places I frequented as a child that are still around. it was a great thrill…read moreto get to see Rocky Horror at my home town theater. I saw every movie I saw as a kid at this theater. Bambi, The Godfather (my first R rated film), Bonnie and Clyde, all the John Wayne movies. So when my sister told me they were showing RHPS, I was there. The theater looks remarkably similar to my memories. They guys who have reopened it have painstakingly restored it and there great work shows. Had a great time and look forward to more.

Great little movie theater. They show the classics & sometimes more modern movies like The Avengers…read morewhich they showed on free comic book day. First film I saw here was Indiana Jones:Raiders of the Lost Arc and that was a pretty neat experience. Sat at the top balcony which was pretty cool. Concessions are cheap.Seats are hard but this is an older theater so that is to be expected. Great place to go if they have a film you are interested in.

the only way we will go back ,is for a concert. casino very clean ,but beer prices to high $8.00…read morefor a 12 ounce beer . used to Vegas and Laughlin, free drinks, if playing. No excitement, very few hits on slots by anyone around us ,and we moved around for 5 hours. the second night we went to Border casino ,before Winstar from Texas, and had alot more fun. No electricity but fun playing, with people all around hitting pay outs on slots ..

When my dad was getting up in age and unable to go to Las Vegas any longer, we started making trips…read morein the car to Winstar. It's not Las Vegas, but it is a great substitute! We learned not to show up at check in time because the lines can get a little long. We would go during the week when we had that option because it's way less crowded. Once you get a Winstar card, they send you all kinds of deals to save money and to use for gambling. For some reason, my dad was the only one that would receive a postcard in the mail for a free gift, so we would always get in line and claim that! The crowd is a little bit older and in some ways I really enjoyed that. I love their slot machines and they do offer free soft drinks and coffee while you are gambling. You're not allowed to take drinks onto the casino floor so be sure to have some available in your room. One great benefit for older folks is that they have free wheelchairs available at most of the entrances. You just pick one up on your way in and can use it for your stay, then just leave it at the door when you leave. And if there aren't any available, the staff is usually very helpful in finding one for you. It's really nice not having to load up a wheelchair in a vehicle when you make a trip to Winstar. And if you prefer a scooter, there are several companies that will deliver it right to the hotel. We tried several of the restaurants in the casino and our favorite was the fish and chips. They have quite a variety of food places throughout the casino. They also have a large variety of slot machines, from the newest to the oldest. And their casino is huge and very nicely decorated, especially the newer parts. I'm looking forward to my next trip there!

This theater is only open Tuesdays and Saturdays and Sundays…read more One of the better dollar movies - especially for concession prices. I think I watched a movie with a soda and popcorn just over $5 - they have a special that is really cheap for drink and popcorn. Drinks are $2.50-3.75; popcorn $2.50-.4.25; a movie meal is $3.50. The theater is old so the seats tend to recline whether you want to or not. No stadium seating here and the room I was in was small for todays standards. However, it is very clean the best I could see. I went to a matinee and it wasn't overrun with inconsiderate moviegoers texting and such. Signs indicate they will allow you to take food in from the food court.

A very cool place honestly. It's a cheap movie theater that you're allowed to bring outside food…read moreinto. The only problems is the movies are out dated and there business hours are limited

Great store. Has all the things I need. It's clean and well organized. The staff was super…read morefriendly. Several employees checked on us to see if we needed any help finding anything.

I think that it's a pretty great place. Popcorn is good, seats are good, place is clean. Much worse…read moretheaters out there. This is a good one!