Beautiful little orchard about 30 minutes away from downtown Scranton. It's not in your face known…read morethat you can pick your own apples but if you ask one of friendly workers, they guide you through the process. It's $10 to pick a small bag or $25 for a large bag (my group got about 70 small apples in the large bag). After picking, they have a large selection of ciders, pies, danishes, honey, and more delicious treats to take home. It was pretty busy on a Friday and worth the trip for the cider itself!! I heard Lakeland orchard charges you $20 just for admission fee per person so this is a little cheaper and quieter experience!

OMG The smell of fresh donuts when you walk in this place is amazing! They have so many products…read morehere, I wanted one of everything! But I settled on Apple cider donuts, a gallon of Apple cider, and a strawberry roll. oh and Apple butter! They have so much more and even carry hard cider. I was told they are in the process of making a brewery, winery, slightly in the building and the back of the parking lot which makes me super excited!!!

First time to the theater. We went to an XD movie. We sat in the back row. The music is so loud and…read moreintense, it ruined the experience. We didn't know better. Also, if you get a refill of popcorn, you need to wait in the full long concession line, which stinks when you're in the middle of a movie. Otherwise, it was a beautiful theater. Some wear and tear. Lots of concession choices. There's a full bar, but no one was ever there to take an order, so we just skipped it.

Had a food delivery set for 1025 at the beginning of the movie. At 12am, the food was still not…read moredelivered. When the manager was talked to about it, nothing was done.

This is my second PA drive in theater experience. There is usually another location that I go to so…read moreI cannot help but to compare. At first I was not really impressed ... minus the staff who was my actual first impression and they were very nice and cool. I was surprised we got there a few minutes before gates opened and the whole road was filled with a line to get in. They have one gate and let two cars enter. We had to buy tickets ahead of time and it was per person - not sure if this is common or just for this theater or just for special events. We went for the Godzilla Kong two day event. There is only one large theater and they gave us like no directions on where to park or what to do or anything. We got a spot pretty up close and it was not easy to see where to leave from - they definitely need more markers. I think they assume many people here are regulars but that was not the case and direction by mouth or way of sign would have been helpful. We felt so bad leaving and were not sure if we went out the "theater" correctly. They have a very small like merch stand and a very old snack stand that does have bathrooms- I got nervous seeing the port-a-potties. The bathrooms are very tiny and the stalls are even tinier so if you're claustrophobic (or a more plus sized person) it might not be super comfortable. They did have a decent amount of snacks and I like that they also sold vhs and vinyl inside. There were a bunch of cool displays for this event which I also enjoyed. I do not like that they didn't have radios to rent. Not really trusting using my car radio I did have to purchase a radio to be able to pair. They basically have an mc/dj who made a curated playlist and talked about the movies before hand. It didn't get dark until 9:15 - we only stayed for one movie because of how late it was and when we left we didn't realize how crowded it was. There definitely were some pros and cons to this theater- we'll probably be back mostly for convenience because it was a straight shot up 476 which made getting here really easy. It definitely is a bit more ... noticeably old and I don't know if they play new movies or not. But overall it was enjoyable. Next time we might stay close by when they have a triple feature like this.

This isn't just a movie experience. It's a party. We went for a celebrity event to introduce a…read morefestival of Mystery Science Theater movies. It was a clear night with a lot of cars, music, special events, costumes, and just a fun vibe throughout. The on-site radio station runs programming and music up to dusk and the start of the night. We listened from a warm SUV close to the screen and even though everyone was in their own little clusters, we all laughed and cheered loud enough to carry across the open field. The people running this show do it out of love for film, the drive-in experience, and the people who come to see these films. The movies are scheduled so it brings together fans of horror, fantasy, schlock, shock, and classic Gen-X flicks. Check out their podcast which can be linked on their website. In addition to a great concession stand, they've got cool swag and merch. The portable toilet experience is hit or miss, but that's a minor bit of 'roughing it' in exchange for the experience. When we were there, a concert was playing up the road and sometimes competed with the sound of the movies, but I didn't mind that so much as some entitled whine-factories. It's just like it felt back toward the end of the golden era when I was growing up in the 70s and early 80s. Movies on a big white screen outside among a thousand close strangers. Definitely worth the drive if you're between New York and DC.

My husband and I attended a comedy show here a couple of weeks ago. First comedian was just okay,…read moredefinitely not hysterical but non-offensive either. Second one made a joke about his son's first word at 3 years old being the N-word. Then went on to add more about his sister-in-law "who happens to be black". After that point I was already putting my coat on getting ready to leave, just waiting for my husband to finish his food (which took 45 minutes after ordering to be served). Then the 3rd comedy went on to talk about gay people as we were walking out. We've gone to many comedy shows together throughout our marriage, hands down, this one was horrifying. Not sure what I expected for only $10.00 a ticket but definitely something better than racism and homophobia. Do better!

Love this place. Just saw a premier movie for five bucks and had a great meal. It's in an old…read morebuilding, but looks good inside. The menu is limited, but the food is good. The staff are professional and friendly. Get there early and order, you'll get your food and drinks right at the start of movie. I've drank beer, mixed drinks, and tasted their dessert tray, no complaints. Definitely recommend and always do.