This is a fantastic place to see a movie or two. There is a big screen and a large parking…read morelot/viewing area. Take a radio, or you can rent one there. You can also use your vehicle's radio, but beware of draining your battery. You can watch the movie from inside your vehicle comma or bring a blanket to watch from outside. Some people get creative and watch from the beds of their trucks, a van seat on the grass, etc. Before the movies begin, kids usually play together in the big grassy area in front of the screen -- where it's too close to park and see the movies. The whole place is kept very clean, and the snack bar is filled with all the "tterrific but horrible" movie theater offerings you would expect, including nachos, burgers, ice cream, and (of course) candy, pop, and popcorn! But, these prices are much more realistic and reasonable than at the walk in theaters. The staff is wonderfully friendly, and there have always been two working pinball machines when we visit! The audio and visual quality of the movies is always terrific. You'll also get to see some nostalgic advertising - like the countdown in between the movies, which I'm guessing is actually from the era it depicts. (If not, it does a great job at making it seem that way to a modern audience.)

Who doesn't love a drive in? Great selection of snacks and friendly folks that work there : )read more

absoultely love the drive inns bArely any wait times except for the execpted ones like waiting to…read morebe let in but the connsecions is the fasted I've seen

They made me keep my car running the whole time because I have no way to my parking lights off…read moreunless my car is off I even told them if was a big deal I would leave just give me my money back and he said then just let it run. So I either stay watch the move for two hours or leave and be out my money cause apparently they won't give my money back and just let me leave just day ng I won't be back

I have brought my family here many times. I brought my dog this time and asked if I could buy a cup…read moreto get my dog some water. The adult women in the concession stand in the rudest way possible told me that she does not sell cups or government out cups for water. My six year old went in to ask. I was so dumbfounded I spoke up and let her know an adult was present and she reiterated in an ugly way in front of all her teen coworkers since we were the only customers there during the movie. I will never be back. I'll drive to johnstown before I'll ever come back here.

I have to give Palace Gardens a 5 for nostalgia if nothing else. Only the first three or four…read more"rows" have working speakers. Sometimes the picture quality is iffy. The people you meet.... well, you'll see. But man. The smell of that concession stand and that weird short grass that grows there.... they take me back :) Two movies per weekend evening for less than $10/ adult, kids free is pretty hard to beat. Windows down with the sound coming from your car stereo and the smell of popcorn all around is pretty hard to beat. Do your kids a favor and take them to the Drive Ins. They'll thank you when they are 30.

This review is long overdue!…read more This drive-in is a treasure!!! As you know, there are not many drive-ins left in the world, and Its fabulous that Johnstown keeps this alive!! I grew up going to the drive-in with my family. Not much has changed, but thats the beauty of it! Its vintage and charm are sweet!! You tune in the audio on your car radio and enjoy the double feature ! Two (current) movies for a great price! Don't forget to visit the concession stand for goodies! Love this place, love these memories!!!

First time here and had no idea that it existed - with places in the extended region like PA and WV…read more- this spot I would have never known. Came to watch Toy Story 4 - without seeing the second or third ones, and pulled up to the area. It's not too glamorous which I don't think it needs to be - what's cool is the radio in your car is used for the audio. I would say I would have like to try the snack bar but we had just ate. Overall for price and a one-time - good pick

What's more quintessential summer bucket list than a drive-in movie!!!!…read more Evergreen Drive-In has been doing drive-ins for way longer than I've been alive and they know how to make the experience perfect! With three movie screens and lots, you always have options to pick from when coming to a movie. We were prepared for large crowds as we went for Toy Story 5's opening weekend. You can arrive earlier than the listed box office time. We showed up at 6:30 and drove right in! Come early, grab a spot, and enjoy the summer! We came hungry so we stopped by the Concession Stand. They do request that you don't bring your own food... and you won't be disappointed with the options. We, of course, grabbed the commemorative large popcorn bucket.. it was the perfect amount for 4 adults! I also snagged a Pepperoni Roll, large coke, and a box of Bunch-a-Crunch! The prices are reasonable and help to keep this community icon up and running for years to come. As you enter, they give you a list of rules and a small bag for any trash. Both of these keep the place clean and avoid any issues throughout the night. I cannot wait to come back for more movies all summer long!!

Great theatre!! Staff is very friendly and helpful. Great place for people of all ages.read more

Great nostalgia vibe in a country setting. Plays the Star Spangled Banner before the Movies start…read more Great price for a carload. People question their food prices, but go to any movie theater. That is a huge part of their income. People were super friendly. Stopped there on a visit from North Carolina and will def be back next time in the area. Not many drive-ins where I am from.

New second screen parking guarantees that half of the people there can only see half of the screen…read moreand this is added to by the inconsiderate people that seem to deliberately park in front of you no matter where you go. All of this could have been fixed by correctly installing the second screen with proper parking or mounting the screen higher. We've been coming here for years but I will not be bringing my family back here under any circumstances.

I visited this drive-in one time, and I experienced no problems with the employees' service. I…read morebought tickets in advance on their website, and they emailed a receipt for me to print out and bring with me. The price was $8 per adult. When I arrived at the ticket booth at the entrance, the employee said hello and welcomed me. He handed me tickets and a trash bag, and he kindly told me the radio station number and directions to the correct screen. The screen looked worn, but I could see the projected advertisements. Port-a-potties and bathrooms were available, but I did not use them. Unlike some other drive-ins, this drive-in did not have exact parking spaces with poles, so we just parked a little distance from other vehicles. The weather was rainy, so the ground was a little muddy, so I walked carefully to the concession stand. The cashier had a pleasant personality. She seemed new, and she struggled to find a button on the cash register, but she eventually found it. My husband and I ordered churros, popcorn with butter, a soft pretzel, s'mores popcorn, and beverages. Prices were fair, and I was happy to pay them to keep the drive-in in business. Commercials lasted about 30 minutes, and I could see another screen right next to our screen because no trees separated us. I enjoyed the movie. Getting in and out of the parking lot was quick and easy.

Can't hear the movie at all, you have to turn your car on to get to the radio that plays the movie…read moresound, which is an inconvenience. I do not recommend this place at all.

It is a drive-in, people... FFS, you are not forced to purchase food from their concession…read moreservice. Feel free to take a chair, blanket, KFC, and a bluetooth speaker. There are very few remaining drive-in theaters so I suggest supporting them rather than putting them down because you have a chip on your shoulder. It is ABSOLUTELY nostalgic because it is "old school". To the person that griped about the SUV parked in the front row- the photo that you provided shows absolutely ZERO evidence of it restricting the view of the screen from where the photo was taken, KAREN! I go once or twice a year. I do not go to traditional theaters because i have a projector of my own and can purchase a new movie to view in the comfort of my own home. I go there for the experience. Take your happy a** to the Waterfront and pray to the lord that u aren't harmed in any way. I can only IMAGINE the kind of chaos that you created which blighted the experience for others nearby. Get a grip.

Bring your own food! I'm still gagging over the overdone…read morecorn dog that was COLD! I got a corn dog and a diet Mt Dew. He got 2 hot dogs, fries, a fountain drink, and a not full large popcorn. I'm out $40 bucks and disgusted. Did I mention the 8 young men in the concession stand patting themselves on the back for how well they did on the BURNT 8 inch pizza they handed over to some sucker that paid $15 for it! Or the one cussing because he burned a funnel cake and had to start over? I'm hungry. I'm pissed. And I should have insisted on stopping at Sheetz for a hoagie that would have been made to order and affordable. Don't let drive in "nostalgia" get the better of you here. This place is nothing short of NASTY and over priced. To make things worse, the Golf Cart Gestapo decided my little Ford EcoSport was a full blown SUV, not the car the State calls it when I register it or the insurance company insured it as, or the dealership sold it to me as, and we were ORDERED to park in the BACK ROW with the oversized and full sized TRUCKS! The place wasn't even close to being full except for the big trucks in the last row that could all see over the broken down shed in the middle of the lot, which we needed to move twice to see over. I'll give it to the owner for giving my $20 admission fee back despite the Gestapo input. The $40 I lost on that disgusting crap they called food couldn't be recouped, but I can report them to the health department for what that concession stand was serving and how they were putting it together! To think, I was a huge supporter when this place was begging for help to stay open. So much for nostalgia. Especially when the price for a seat at the luxury cinema costs the same as here, (a perk of being a Senior Citizen), and you don't get accosted for sitting where you can SEE the movie, even if it's only one and not a double feature. I won't say don't waste your time, because I still love the drive in movie experience, I just won't be having that experience at Brownsville Drive In ever again. As for the Golf Cart Gestapo, your face was priceless when I got my money back, despite your racing down to talk to the owner before I could, and despite the "No Refund" sign in the window, and despite you barking I was getting nothing but kicked out. EDIT...By their own website photos, Actual SUVs are parked throughout the lot and NOT in the back row. Sad. All I wanted was a nice night out. Beware the Golf Cart Gestapo. What I failed to mention earlier was the number of times I said "We're moving, leave us alone. Shut up, leave us alone, we're moving". What a horrible experience!

One of my favorite theaters. Nice workers and usually clean. Not much they can do about this, but I…read moredid slip when the floors were moist during the summer. Not really their fault, but just something to be aware of when it's humid out.

Fantastic place to catch a movie in town. The seats are comfortable, ample cup holders, and…read morefriendly staff! Prices aren't too bad. Sure, you're going to pay more for popcorn and soda... but that's part of it. Absolutely love coming here!

Probably my favorite part of this town! Love the vibe, the people, the beautiful theatre!! Always…read morea great time.

I find that I like the popcorn more buttery. I found the drink price kind. the movie theater…read moreitself seemed more like a museum piece than a great theater, I like a bigger screen. there are couple seats in the back of the main floor, and there is a balcony, which is cool. they no doubt work with groups for special events. Overall a nice experience, and I am very glad they are open. They are currently run as a non-profit. it would be a nice date night, just choose a different restaurant than I did if you want a dinner and a movie. Their web site is a bit sparse, but check also their facebook for what's on. I hope to go back.