Good old-fashioned movie house,20$ got 2 of us in plus free refills on pop and popcornread more

Not my favorite movie theatre, to be honest. It's a little outdated and everything feels like it's…read morebeen touched too many times. The surfaces look sticky, and there are trails of stepped-on popcorn ground into the carpet. The seats do not recline, so expect an old-fashioned movie-going experience. Although, I've read that if you see a movie in the Dolby theatre, the seats are better, so your mileage may vary. One of the good things about this movie theatre is that it serves beer and wine. I didn't get any during my visit, but maybe I should have. The soft drinks are dispensed at a machine off to the side, and you can pick your flavor of soda. Another neat thing that I noticed: You can order your concessions ahead of time, and they will be ready to be picked up at a little nook off to the side. This would come in handy if you want to skip waiting in line! I don't usually order food at a movie theatre, but I had some food credits burning a hole in my pocket, so I got chicken tenders, mini chocolate chip cookies and pretzel bites for my child. My child originally wanted the Bavarian pretzel, but we were informed that the pretzel is as big as a steering wheel, so we opted for the pretzel bites instead. Who is buying soft pretzels as big as steering wheels? That seems obscene to me. Just make them a normal size? The chicken tenders were actually really good. Maybe my expectations were low for these chicken tenders, but they were fresh and crispy, and you get six big tendies in an order, with your choice of sauce (I chose honey mustard). The mini cookies were served warm, but they tasted a little weird -- almost like they were baked on a pan that had something else on it previously, like chicken tenders. As far as the movie theatre itself: We must have been in one of the smaller theatres, because it felt a little tight in there. But the sound was great, and the temperature was decent, and we generally had a good time.

This was actually my first time coming to this location and I'm afraid it's my last. I am going to…read morestick to AMC traders pointe for the time being as ALL of their theaters have the updated recline seats. Why on earth do the seats at Perry Crossing force you to sit up straight like you're in the army? Or some etiquette class? I'm not sure if it's only some theaters like this (our movie was showing in #9). I was absolutely uncomfortable the entire movie. Outside of that, it was clean & the movie quality wasn't janky (trust me I've been to a regal theater & the picture was "ashy & pixelated" like they were showing us a bootleg version ).

Danville's Royal Theater is exactly what you'd expect as a historic, single-screen theater nestled…read moreintimately directly on Danville, Indiana's town square. With ticket prices well under usual chain prices, including first-run such as the current Lilo & Stitch, Royal Theater offers moviegoers a classic movie experience with the benefit of also being able to book both classics, first-run, and a family film series. Royal Theater was first built in 1914 and was Danville's first movie theater. It was bought in 1926 by Thomas Barrett. Barrett razed two buildings to the side of the theater and expanded the "photoplay parlor" in a Tudor Revival style. Barrett himself was from England and this definitely made sense. It re-opened in 1927 with a 600-seat capacity. It also had a pipe organ, lighted marquee, and stage. The Royal today maintains its 1920s appearance. It's a theater that really leans into its nostalgia and I personally smile every time I pass by it. The Royal hosts a free family film festival during the Summer. It's on Wednesdays at 10am. This year's schedule includes: June 4th ~ Kung Fu Panda 4 June 11th ~ IF June 18th The Garfield Movie June 25th ~ Despicable Me 4 July 2nd ~ Harold and The Purple Crayon July 9th ~ The Wild Robot July 16th ~ Hitpig July 23rd ~ Sonic the Hedgehog 3 Is accessibility perfect here? Of course not. This is a historic movie theater, though I've found it better than expected. While some buildings on the town square are definitely not accessible (my guess is 1/2 the stores on Danville's town square have a step into them), several key ones are including the Royal. This is still a single-screen theater. Tickets and concessions are affordable. The theater can be rented (my understanding is the owner is pretty selective, though I've not experienced this side of the theater). While Avon has chain moviegoing experiences, and they're fine, for true cineastes this is practically a must-attend theater. They typically do an evening screening (definitely not an all-day theater). They do occasionally host concerts and events, as well. I should also note that parking around the square is free with a two-hour time limit (five hours for disabled placard parking spots). If you go to the Royal, dial down the expectations and have fun. These are friendly people with a good (not great) screen and a casual approach that is perfect for this small town indie theater. The theater itself is attractive, well-kept, and prices are great. This may not be quite a destination spot, however, Danville is for sure worth a daytrip. The Mayberry Cafe (think Andy Griffith Show-themed) is within walking distance, Danville Dips is around the corner, the Authors' Patch Bookstore is also around the corner, and this small town's charm is abundant.

The people are friendly and efficient and it's just a nice place to go watch a show. It's a great…read moreplace to take family without having to go far and spend a lot of money.

Long time movie patrons of our local theater can rest easy now. This theater was purchased by Wolf…read moreTheaters out of Greensburg and will be kept the same for the most part. In other words, it will not be gobbled up by a national chain that requires you to purchase a specific seat (I hate that). The only changes I found this weekend seeing two movies in two days were the butter is now self serve and the refills were discontinued. Wonderful! I really did not want a bunch of drastic changes because I love this theater just the way it is. The old app doesn't work but a new one is coming. The new website is up and running. Plus current showtimes are posted on the windows. Matinee ticket prices are $8 plus our refreshments for two people was only $22.

Love this place just that restroom need cleaning and updated…read moreGreat customer service just needs a little money spend on restroom

This historic theatre is an iconic part of American movie history! It's gorgeous inside and out and…read moreis worth a visit just to see the artistry of the structure. It sits in the heart of the 41/40 Arts & Culture District, where it is next door to the Swope Museum and at least 10 pieces of outdoor art!

Wow, beautiful theater! Even upon walking up you can see it's beautiful styling in the marble and…read moreticket window. Just inside is an amazing, beautiful dome entry foyer. Concessions sold at a folding table (weird). Once inside it is interesting. There's a lower terrace level with tables for groups. And for certain events bar service. Then there are seats low & close to the screen in what is probably an orchestra pit. Going up from there, are angled seating. This place was doing stadium seating, since before stadium seating was cool. Not perfectly comfortable seats or cup holders, but good views and a truly beautiful theater as a whole. Very enjoyable, bordering on elegant. Worth checking out pretty much anything!

We all had a GREAT time watching Shang Chi at the 67 Drive In! First time here and we were…read moresurprised by all the grass looking so good compared to other drive in movie theaters we've been to (though it's been a while!). We were also surprised by how uncrowded it was over Labor Day weekend. Cool vintage Drive-In speakers & such on display in the concessions area. I recommend checking them out, but bring the mosquito spray!

Took the kids and stayed for the double feature. Had a great time. Plenty of kids playing…read more Spread out a blanket and had a picnic during Turbo then watched Wolverine from the back of the van while it rained!

Went to see a new movie on a weekday and the experience was great. Was greeted by friendly…read morecustomers and the service was fast. The prices for this theater were quite affordable which is also great! Everything went so well though the biggest issue would be how comfortable the chairs are since they are quite uncomfortable, and it would be a nice addition to have more legroom and recliner chairs. Overall I had a great experience and enjoyed that it was affordable.

Very clean theater! Went on Christmas to see the Bob Dylan movie. Reasonable prices compared to…read morethe last AMC I went to as well

Very cool old theater. New seats but not fancy. Cheap prices. Good picture and good sound. Not so…read moreloud it blows your ears out. Only one movie per week, always a new release. If you are staying at the Park Bridge Motel, show your room key and get in free on Wed night. Thor the Dark World was showing tonight. The new hunger games starts Friday. All movies are PG-13 at most.

Great family theater!!! Boy, this theater is from a golden age of entertainment... Large screen,…read morevintage seating... The picture screen is on a stage! Had to use the restroom & was very pleasantly surprised to see such a spacious, modern & CLEAN bathroom! My experience in small 'vintage/retro' theaters has been scary to say the least. We came on Wednesday (which is family day) & was ecstatic to find ALL tickets are $5~ WooHoo! Nothing like seeing a new movie with my family for UNDER $50.00! Yeah, having 8 children can get ya... luckily we only had 6 with, lol!

Loved this place!! What a wonderful service to the community. Very cheap tickets, wonderful…read morefacility, inexpensive snacks. Thank you to whoever is behind this.

Always an awesome experience attending the Tivoli Theatre! The Jason Gray show was terrific! Great…read moresound and comfortable seating!