I think $10 movie tickets are very much worth the visit. Nothing was outwardly dirty and the…read morerecliners are nice, they are just incredibly worn out and a few seemed to be falling apart

Place is in bad shape. Seats are very worn down and food items from previous visitors stuffed in…read morethe gaps between seats. There was a pail of dirty water sitting in the main hallway leading to the auditoriums. The bathrooms were smelly and dirty as well. While watching the movie the sound was turned up so much it was almost unpleasant at times. Also the screen seemed to be slightly blurry.

Cute theatre. Worst popcorn. I'm pretty sure an entire container of salt was added to our bucket.read more

Have been coming to this theater for years but it continues to go downhill. Today is the worst…read more Theater was not cleaned (since who knows when?) and I had to get towels and cleaner before we could sit in the chairs. Then had to dispose of trash. Rest rooms are disgusting. And not one person working here bothered to help or even acknowledge any issues. Won't be returning. We'll drive to Portsmouth or Biddeford next time.

There is plenty to love about this theater - the extremely cozy reclining seats, the little trays…read moreto put all your snacks and drinks, the self-serve popcorn machine that lets you go absolutely bonkers with butter and is probably so bad for my arteries but hey... YOLO! What is not so great about this theater is the upkeep. Bathrooms need some serious work. The entrance and counter where you buy tickets and concessions seems pretty run down. Seems like a limited supply of things compared to other theaters. The ticket prices seemed high but maybe I'm just used to matinee. I think that, with just a few tweaks, this could be a really great theater. I look forward to coming back and seeing the improvements that they make.

Some things to know about this theater: 1. The matinee…read moreprices - including their "bargain day" - are more expensive than other cinemas in Greater Portland. 2. You could walk into this theater and never talk to or see an employee. I bought my ticket online, walked directly into the building, and freely to/from my screen without ever needing to show any proof that I had even bought a ticket. Which, like, as an introvert was amazing. But I'm pretty sure I could have stayed there all day bopping in and out of whatever movie I wanted (this was true for a midday, weekday screening, anyway). 3. The bathrooms here are not super clean, but they are super small. 4. If you're seeing a movie that's quieter, artsy, or dialogue-driven and the theater adjacent to yours is showing an action, adventure, or horror movie... that's the movie you're going to hear and experience. The bass absolutely overtakes everything. 5. It doesn't actually get that dark in these theaters. Because this cinema has stadium seating (where the seats go up platform by platform instead of going down a gradual slope), the safety lighting on the wall sort is sort of always in your periphery. I wouldn't not come here, I just wouldn't intentionally choose coming here.

Maine is lucky to have several drive-ins. It's really all a matter of preference and geography (and…read moremaybe what movies are being offered; sometimes Saco really comes out with an impressive line-up!). But, I'll echo what a couple other folks have said already: PRO: $20 for a double feature for a whole carload of people is unbeatable! CON: We were in a Honda HRV (not a huge SUV) and tried to park in the third row where other vehicles our size were parked. A man came (literally) running after us to tell us we needed to move back a row because we were "too big." The fourth row was almost exclusively enormous pickup trucks. Fortunately, the ground in the fourth row had a bit of a bump, so we were able to position our vehicle on an incline and it offered fantastic views of the screen. Also, people weren't parking near the outdated microphone stands (which are spaced out for a reason), and instead we had someone park (their mega truck) so close to us that we couldn't even open our passenger door. Sooo... just a heads-up regarding where/how you park your vehicle.

Being from Texas, you only see movie drive-ins like Grease. WHO KNEW IT'S STILL A THING & WE LOVE…read moreIT! Saco Drive-In does a double feature presentation where you can come early to grab a spot via your vehicle, or you can come during the second half to watch the second movie. It is only $20/vehicle for TWO movies! You can bring your own food and drinks or you can grab something from the concession stands in the back. How it works: Park your car not too close, as you'll be struggling to see the movie from within. Turn off your engine by setting your car to ACC, as you'll have to use your radio to listen to the movie. The screen will provide you with the radio station to tune into. Turn off your headlights, and get ready to watch the movie! The awesome thing about drive-ins in Maine besides all the cost-efficient amenities, is you can enjoy your movie in the cool breeze, no humidity included. Don't forget the bug spray!

Sometimes described as Portland's "art house theatre", The Nickelodeon is a cozy six screen cinema…read morelocated in the heart of the Old Port. One of Portland's treasures, the Nick has been operating in the Old Port for over 40 years, and screens mainstream indie films as well as current blockbusters. Surrounded by the best restaurants and cafés Portland has to offer, it's super easy to park and combine a dinner and a movie. The garage next door is a sure thing if you're not into street parking, just know it's closed on Sundays. I probably see a dozen or so films a year at The Nick--I like to see all of the Academy Award nominated films, and this is the place to catch all of the best picture nominees. In the past few weeks I've seen I'm Still Here, Nickel Boys, and The Brutalist at the Nick. A great experience every time--I've walked right up to buy tickets with only one party or two parties in line, at most. The selection concessions offered is reasonable, and includes vegan options. Seats are comfortable, however, they aren't the giant recliners offered at the big corporate cineplexes. Also, you can buy tickets in advance, but you are not able to reserve a particular seat. This is a old school sort of cinema, and yes, the bathrooms are upstairs. They are clean, and you can say hello to Audrey Hepburn on the large Breakfast at Tiffany's poster on your way down the stairs. People really seem to enjoy $6 ticket Tuesdays. Otherwise, tickets are $10 for a matinee and $13 for an evening ticket, less for children and seniors. The Nickelodeon is one of my favorite places in Portland, one of the few institutions that's managed to stand the test of time, and I hope it is able to stay around for another 40 plus years.

The building is very beautiful inside and parking is convenient since there's an attached garage…read more The staff is very friendly, too.

Classic in every way. They do allow well behaved dogs, and yes you can tail gate. Some people had…read moregreat set ups! There is a snack bar with a small menu. Fresh popcorn is available, and a good selection of frozen ice cream treats. Gate opens at 7:30p so you hang out until dark when the movie starts. Absolutely love this place. Friendly staff.

Once again had a fantastic time visiting our local drive-in. So glad that Maine has a handful of…read moredrive-ins still open. It's such a unique experience that I believe everyone needs to visit at some point in their life. Growing up I visited numerous drive-ins with the family and loved it. Pride's Corner is cash only including ticket purchases at the entrance and their vastly stocked concessions stand. You can buy tickets online which I recommend to make the entrance process as quick as possible. You pay per car with a price of $20 up to 2 people and only $30 for a car up til 5 with any additional being 5 per. Try and find a deal this good for a movie theater! Which mind you here that includes typically two movies, so even better! For this particular re-review my wife and I visited to see Toy Story 5, great movie! The second movie was The Mandalorian and Grogu (we did end up leaving rather than sticking around). Round up your family and/or friends for a cheap movie night under the stars!

Cheap drinks, great bowling, and we had the movie theatre to ourselves…read more Food off the menu was meh but the popcorn was fantastic. Service was great, too!

Smittys has a good deal on games, which my son loves. He loves the ticket based games they have…read more Unfortunately, that's pretty much all they have, if you're old school you'll get bored quick. The bowling is cool, but something about the pins being on strings isnt ideal. The pizza was so bad i spit it out, cumbys serves better pizza and that pizza is awful. It entertains my son and his friends so salute for that.

Love the fact you can buy reserved seat tickets online - lessens the surprises than just walking…read morein and risk them potentially being sold out. Great popcorn and self serve "butter" area if it's something you are interested in. I was not. There were a few people that were partaking. Decent soda mix. The room we were in had plenty of room in the aisles. both the center aisle and the seated aisle. Even when reclined, you can get by someone to get to your seat. I was surprised to see how small lobby was. It gets crowded by concession stand pretty quickly. Despite the crowds, the staff at concessions was really nice. I took away a star, because the restrooms were horrible. They were dark and it appeared there was stuff smeared on the stall walls that looked like it wasn't 'new" - I gagged the whole time. Ugh Parking - easy and plentiful.

Peaceful, clean, a bit visually confusing initially, small screens but appropriate for the size…read morerooms. Haven't tried the concessions yet.