Went here for the first time the other day to watch Ender's Game. I went at the beginning of the…read moreweek so there were no lines or people... Pros: - Pretty cheap tickets - $9 something - A lot of gumball machine (with different candy) - my friend kept getting skittles - Lots of seats Cons: - Pretty expensive popcorn - $5 something for small - actually idk is it expensive for upstate NY? - The area I was in was very drafty - it was cold - WHY IS IT COLD?

demanded i show ID as soon as i entered the building for absolutely no reason. this is incredibly…read morestupid and a complete waste of time. who walks into a movie theater with their ID? better question what do i need to show my ID for?

Quite movie can hear everyone chewing. Okay for the price but it is beyond quiet. Other than that…read morecomfortable sweats good service.

Oneida Movieplex Hi there, hoping someone sees this…read more I took my three children, two stepchildren, plus their friends to see Minecraft last night (4/4). With tickets and snacks my bill was $177. Not even ten minutes into the movie, the "manager" forced two groups of young kids out of the theater - four of my group and another group, including a little girl celebrating her birthday. The reason? Grown-ass adults complaining that the children were talking and laughing too loudly and too much. Now just to be clear, these weren't parents with children. These were fully grown adults, throwing a hissy fit that children were acting like children IN A CHILDREN'S MOVIE. After they complained once of the children being children, and the manager only told them to quiet down, these same immature adults lied and told the manager the kids were throwing food. And thus, the manager threw out two groups of children based on lies by ADULTS. In the rush and confusion of handling a large group of children and trying to seat them, my husband dropped some of the tickets and we lost them. The manager refused to refund the tickets even though I had just charged $177 approximately ten minutes earlier. Not only did I have to drive a car full of crying children home, but in the rush of being thrown out to appease whining adults in a child's movie, two of my children left their Minecraft plush and swords behind. Your manager REFUSED to allow the kids back into the theater to retrieve their items. From my understanding, the other family called the police and the POLICE WERE REFUSED ENTRY to retrieve their items. So thank you, Oneida Movieplex, for ruining the evening for a group of children who had been looking forward to this for two weeks. I hope your "manager" slept well last night. And to the grown ass adults who complained and LIED about children, I will happily confront you to your face. You should be ashamed of yourselves. Next time, maybe be a damn adult.

What a great nostalgic experience. The experience provided is well thought out, including a small…read moremuseum

Went on Wednesday which is there $5 movie night. Ordered the collectable cup and popcorn for the…read moremovie Ghostbusters that was $16, but ok the popcorn tasted stale and the drink had no ice and tasted sour. Trying to find anyone was not an easy task as we noticed the picture was not centered on the screen and cut picture not to mention that in cinema 1 the place looked like a war went on in there seats were torn up and broken everywhere. I found someone and told them about picture and he said picture ratio would change when movie starts IT DID NOT. If you are wanting to go see a movie, then make this the last place you would go to and then you wont be disappointed like we were $30 in the hole with them.

I've grown to absolutely adore Hollywood Theater. Their prices are phenomenal! At only $6 per…read moreticket, it makes it very affordable for me to take my daughters on movie dates. This is a single screen movie theater with recliner seats (similar to movie tavern) They play 1 current movie for a couple of weeks multiple times per day. The parking lot is free and located behind the building. I would also be doing a disservice if I did not mention how delicious their popcorn is, truly the best movie theater popcorn we've had at any of our local theaters. Employees are also kind & very helpful. As a mom of 4, Hollywood Theater is definitely a win!

A nice little single screen movie theater in Mattydale. The seats are great! Big and reclining with…read moregood views of the screen even for a flat layout. I think they only play one movie in a given period so check their website to see what's screening. The prices here are amazing- during a matinee I was able to get a large popcorn and two drinks AND movie tickets for what would have been just the food at another theater. Parking- it's behind the movie theater. If you're coming from Syracuse turn at W Molly Rd, and if you're coming from the north take Phalen St.

I can't believe this little movie theater can show brand new releases. We really enjoyed A Complete…read moreUnknown, which is a Bob Dylan biography, one day after it came out. The reclining seats were wide enough and just plain comfy. The technical aspects, screen and sound, had no problems.

Came up here to visit my SO and his family for Thanksgiving in Sherburne and didn't know much about…read morethe town. Man, it's small! Lucky for us there was a theater near the town where we were told we "must see Skyfall." So quickly the day after our ginormous Thanksgiving meal we head towards Hamilton by Colgate University to check out this theater (across from the Colgate Bookstore). We found free street parking and headed inside. It looks like they have 4 theaters that show at once. This is like your small town indie theater (which was the kind I like!). You pay for your tickets inside before the concession stand and then head to your movie. No student discounts from what I could see. The day after Thanksgiving was packed! Every seat in Skyfall was full and they had to bring in extra seats for the overflow. The way the theater is structured, you actually can sit comfortably in the front row so definitely step up to the plate if there are no others. I did feel a little squished, but I don't think ever anticipated that many people in a single showing. Great theater, great feel, and certainly a highlight of the town.

I just love this theater. I brought three kids to see Toy Story 5 on a Wednesday ($5 tickets!). I…read morelove that you can reserve your seats ahead of time. The renovation of the theater is amazing. I love having a table to put our snacks on. There is so much space between rows and it's a wonderful atmosphere.

What a gem of a theater! Independently owned, showing one movie at a time, a mix of new and old…read morefilms, and a pretty great concession stand. Not feeling the typical boxed candy and popcorn? You can bring in a pizza from A.W. Wander just a few doors down -- owed by the same folks! Great spot for date night, friend hang, or solo adventure. One thing to note: because it's an older theater, the restroom is quite small and inaccessible.

My bf and I came for Jerry sinfield which I must say was a hit, he had the whole place crackin' up!…read more It was my first time ever coming here..Wicked beautiful inside, what a local gem! The only downfall is the seats are VERY close together and theirs hardly any leg room.. especially with a sold out show. Ironically enough we sat up on the balcony and I can honestly say there really is no bad seat in the place!

This is a beautiful theatre...maybe nicer than the Landmark in Syracuse or the Palace in…read moreAlbany...but really, it wouldn't be fair to pick one or the other. They are all throwbacks to a different era and you can really feel the history when you witness a performance at this venue. I recently saw a musical here and loved every minute of it. Seating was handled quickly, and although cramped, I didn't feel like there was a bad seat in the place. Sound was on point as expected, and the lighting was nice. Overall I had a very pleasing experience at the Stanley and would love to go back sometime.

I attend Capitolfest at this theatre each year and always look forward to seeing the progress on…read morethe restoration of the building. It is an opulent space, and the presentations are top-notch with noteworthy speakers to introduce the films and high-quality musical accompaniment. The concession stand has delicious popcorn and regional drink options including Moxie. The fact that a theatre of this history and quality exists outside of a big city, and even moreso, the fact that it still regularly runs film is astounding and special.

Wonderful weekend attending Capitolfest 18! The restoration back to its 1939 glory days is…read morebeautiful. It was such a treat to see so many films in an old - fashioned movie palace!

We had a nice visit here. The staff were nice and kept the lines moving; both at the gate and in…read morethe snack bar. The snack bar had the traditional faire, and a few surprises. We had their loaded fries which is topped with a homemade sweet n tangy meat sauce. Not bad. A Philly cheesesteak. Even better. The star of the show was a blueberry sundae fried dough. For a moment, I thought my wife was going to leave me and move in to the theater so she could have them every day... After tasting it, I wouldn't blame her. Make sure to support the snack bar, it is how theaters like this stay in business. Obviously you can't beat the value of 2 for 1 priced movies, so what's not to love? I'd stop by again if I were in the area and recommend you do the same.

This place needs a write-up on Atlas Obscura for being a pitch perfect example of Upstate ephemera…read more It's such a great piece of vintage Americana in CNY. Located in the sleepy town of Palatine Bridge, El Rancho Drive-In was a fixture of my childhood and adolescence. In fact, it's the only drive-in I've ever been to. (Not surprising when you learn that there are only 400 left in the USA.) There's really not much to this spot except a tall, concrete wall with a screen overlay. An entrance booth outside (double-features are $5 for kids/$8 for adults, cash only) and a small building that houses a digital projector, a concession stand, and restrooms. The building is somewhat run down but serviceable with small bathrooms and a spot to grab a soda or any number of menu items. Besides that, it's pretty much an open field where you park your car and turn the radio to 90.5 for audio. (No old-school clip-on speakers here.) The owners and staff are amiable, and you can tell that they genuinely love bringing this unique experience to the community. They do have a no outside food and drink policy, which they really can't enforce. However, it's highly recommended that you purchase something from the snack bar as they really need the support to stay operational. A few years back, they were required to buy a digital projector that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's a family-owned small town business, so that's no small sum. Concessions are affordable and tasty here. Far less expensive and a much more romantic experience than your generic cineplex. It's also worth a drive if you are visiting nearby Sharon Springs or Cooperstown. In the future, it would be amazing if they could start showing a wider range of films and promoting themselves a little better. Right now, they're good at getting the most recent releases and bring them to the local audience, which is great. These offerings are usually kid-friendly. However, it would be terrific if they also did nights with classic films or allowed you to rent it for events. I would imagine that seeing something like "Casablanca" or "Back to the Future" here would be so cool!