Our first time to drive in this season. Love they allow dogs. Love they give discounts for…read moremilitary. We always bring ice cooler and snacks but spring for popcorn. Get snacks early .. the line is long. Bring layers ...it always gets colder at night than I expected and layers help protect from bugs. We bring radio. Every time we see people with dead batteries who ran the car the whole time.

Two cars per space. Was told to move closer to the pole when we were 2ft from the pole by the…read morerandom rude bald guy. No one else told to move it's unreal how bad it has become. Meanwhile trucks and large vehicles park in all the rows front and back it doesn't matter. Maximum profit while not caring about customer experience is the goal here clearly.

Stopped here over the summer with a larger group on a Friday night…read more We came and watched Elvis at the end of July and I think the second showing was Thor. The first movie started around 9, as the sun went down. By the time for the second movie it was almost midnight so we left, but if you can stay up late it's a great deal to stay and watch two! If you choose to turn your car off, make sure to bring an actual radio to tune in with. None of the apps have the specific station and you won't be able to hear much from your neighbor's car. It was a beautiful place to watch the sunset and once it's dark you can see lots of stars. I would recommend sitting in a car or on chairs because it is all gravel and it's harder to find a window to watch if you're on the ground. There are concessions and restrooms in the middle. You pay per person in the car for entry and if you bring your own snacks you're supposed to pay.

I had so much fun coming here! It's been years since I've last been to a drive in and We had a…read moregreat time. I really like how the screen was up high so that no matter where you park you can see the screen. I also thought the concession was clean and the bathrooms were clean. The picture quality of the movie was really really good! We had a truck so we set up a nice little area in the bed of the truck with beach chairs, a cooler, and blankets and it was perfect! I do suggest bringing a radio to listen to the movie but listening from the car wasn't bad. There is a fee of $5 to bring in outside food but no one ever checked if we paid for it so I'm not sure why they have that fee? We liked the Kona truck to get shaved ice and thought it was a nice little treat! Get there at least an hour and a half early to get a good spot. We saw a lot of people driving around 30/40 mins before having a hard time parking. We will definitely be back again!

Worst experience I have ever had at a drive in. The parking spaces are color coded for different…read moresized vehicles. I was driving an suv which meant a green marker. Pretty much everyone except 5 vehicles were trucks and suvs. As you can imagine, there were no green spaces left unless you were on the extreme ends and no one wants to be there. I parked in a white spot, marked for small cars - keep in mind I made sure to not block anyone in any shape or form. I was approached by a worker and very rudely informed that I was not allowed to park there. I explained the situation and also informed him that tickets were non-refundable. He proceeded to be overly aggressive so I requested to speak to the owner. She came out and also told me I could not park there, even though there was another suv parked next to where I was, and I'd have to park all the way at the end where the view is awful. Meanwhile the guy is still being rude in the background of our conversation. I wanted to leave and wanted a refund. I was given rain check tickets but honestly just never going back to that place ever again. Also was not granted a refund for their overly priced food and drink.

We visited the drive in last evening. We are from Wapak and had two teenagers from Eastern Ohio…read morewith us. We were very impressed with the Sidney Auto Vue! Exceptionally well kept, staff was friendly, food was awesome (especially the soft pretzels), and thought the idea of renting a radio was awesome. Prices were great also. Much better than other drive ins around! We will definitely be returning! Keep up the good work!

What's not to love about drive-in movie theaters?! And them being a dying breed, I'm glad this…read moreone's still around to entertain! They have a digital projector which is nice on the eyes when viewing. They play relatively recent movies too. I've seen a few where the first movie was just released the same week, and the 2nd one within the last month. So you're not going to find ones that you may have already seen or can rent on DVD. Price is $6 a person for adults, and $2 a car. This is where they make their money because with their snack bar prices, there is no need to bring snacks with you! They offer beverages and have a grill for burgers and dogs, and a deep fryer for some of the best french fries I've ever had anywhere. Popcorn is cheap, a medium is $2.50 and will easily feed 2-4 adults. They have a huge candy assortment as well. Pretty much anything you want or are craving, including giant pickles if that's your thing. They have their own radio station to tune into, so even if the weather is crappy, you don't have to worry about having the windows down. There's a nice grassy area up front where kids can run around before hand, or you can put a blanket out and sit on the ground. The restrooms need some work, there's only 2 stalls in the women's and after about 10 flushes the water system needs to wait about 2-3 people before it will be able to flush fully. and there's not a strong stream to the sink, but it's doable. All in all I love this little place and it's worth the visit!

Very good deal for the cost of the show. I would just stick to the hot dogs and popcorn, candy. Its…read moreactually in Maria Stien not St. Henry. Hard to spot from road. Needs a better sign.

It was nostalgic to seeing the speakers on the pole. And hearing announcements about concessions…read more But, there were two kinds of moviegoers. Those who patiently waited in line, and those who didn't want to wait, so they started their own line, by driving across the grass and getting in front of the other cars. Management was on the scene in no time, to explain how things work but, didn't have them move! I guess there was a generation that skipped the rules. At $12.00 per adult, it sounds too good to be true. Watching a brand new movie. Followed by a second movie! There were a few pros & cons, but we had a great time.

Great place great value great service . Needs a better selection of movies. A little pricey but a…read moregood night out for the whole family.

My first visit here that I can remember , I was sneak watching a scary movie from the back of my…read moreparents panel station wagon in 1970 something. I went here almost every weekend as a teenager and have since brought my children and grandchildren here. This place is as finely woven through our family as DNA. Fat bologna slices, squeezy cheese, & mustard on bun while watching a movie from a lawn chair = heaven on earth & the sweetest memories. I love that this place is still here and going strong, Thank you!

I'm giving this a two star only cause they do show great upcoming movies but the staffing was very…read morerude from when you are greeted to when you are trying to park. The view is hard to see when the cars are sideways in a perpendicular order. The what to believe son of the owner explained how his dad (the owner) "was not a guy to piss off"as we just asked where we should park. He also explained his whole story how he lived there his whole life and where we stand. Overall good showings just bad parking and staffing.

I haven't been to a drive in since I was a little child. My Mr and I wanted to see Beetlejuice…read moreBeetlejuice and he mentioned coming here. I was all for it. I highly recommend you buy your tickets online. It's so much easier & faster checking in at the drive up booth. Plus I will say this, they open at 7:00 pm and movie don't start until 9:00 pm so I recommend you get there early so you can get the spot of your choice and if you want to purchase food too. We got there when the door open and I'm glad we did. It was a long line to get in. You can bring your own food but it's a $10.00 charge. If you want to sit outside, you are able to bring your own chairs. Their menu has a variety to choose from. Popcorn, soft drinks, pizza, sandwiches, burgers, chicken tenders, nachos and appetizers. Very reasonable in pricing. If you are watching inside your car, the station is 90.7. The speakers outside is pretty loud. The sound quality and screen is prestine. I love the nostalgic feel and being outside to watch a movie, it's really amazing. I love this place, it's super clean and open. They do have bathrooms but not huge. I can't wait to come back. I'm glad there's a drive in in our area. Everyone needs to experience this.

It's been a LONG time since I went to a drive-in theater, and when I say LONG, I mean my age was…read morestill in the single digits. I'm 45 now and I was looking forward to a dose of nostalgia with a good sequel movie in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Both my lady and I were definitely glad we went to because we really enjoyed the whole experience. We went on a Saturday and expected it to be pretty busy. It certainly was but the theater was pretty well organized in getting everyone in. We pulled in to a spot up front and saw a number of people with chairs and blankets sitting outside of their cars to watch the movie. They have large speakers under the movie screen or you can tune to 90.7 to listen to the movie in your car. Their concession stand has a pretty big menu featuring burgers, pizza, hot dogs, popcorn, chicken tenders, fried pickles, and lots more. My lady and I decided to get some popcorn, a cheese pizza, and a chili cheese dog. There was a bit of a wait, but understandable with how busy they were, so I okay with that. I still had our food well before the movie started. All the employees were super friendly too. As for the movie experience, the sound quality was really, and the screen was easy to see even up front. I can absolutely see is going back here again for a movie. This is as close to the feeling of going to a drive-in theater as a kid that I'll ever get around here. Now to find a good movie to see here on our next visit. Maybe a good horror movie!

So 20 bucks for a large popcorn and two drinks with no refills in sticker shock. The soda costs…read moreabout $.25 a gallon to make. Popcorn's about the same. So sticker shock there. That doesn't count the $23 at the door. A movie with concessions used to be 20 bucks for a decent date. Now it seems that it's working its way to $45. In two years they've cut the total value per dollar paid in half. It would be nice if over the last two years I was able to get a doubling of the money I get paid for each unit of value I deliver. Several workers, one of them that I was very impressed with head pretty good hustle. He had his head in the game, and was moving to make his stuff and everybody else's stuff work. Antonio. Came to see Maverick. Not very busy at all.

Everything. They move slow as snail. The line made me miss half my movie i will be coming back.read more

Chill flea market. Vendors seem to have plenty of space and they must not charge vendors too much…read morebecause they deal much more than the flea markets near Cincinnati. They do have some good biscuits and gravy in the concession stand. Good mixture of vendors.

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This theater is in shambles, especially when compared to the Cinemark Dayton South theater. The…read more"luxury" seating is all torn up, with patchy, greasy leather. Our seats in the back row had a missing middle arm rest; it was just gone. Perhaps someone stole it. We moved to the next seat over, and the recliners didn't work! Luckily the back row was empty, and our third seat move was acceptable, until I realized just how small the screen was and how far away we were. The theater we were in was super narrow and long. Your phone's screen would be bigger if you held it two feet in front of your face! Dirty floors. No cell phone policy, so grown adults can browse Instagram at full brightness the entire movie, and no staff gives a hoot! You can see the rows in front of you, unlike Dayton South, because Huber doesn't have walls in between the rows, just thin bars. The concession lines were absurdly long and they were severely understaffed by lazy people. They only had two registers open, but 8 people behind the counters, 6 of which were doing nothing. We will not be going back to this theater. It's not worth it. Crazy that the same Cinemark owns the Greene and Dayton South, they are LEAGUES nicer.

i lost my phone the other night and asked for help from a employee with short blonde hair we were…read morethe only people left in the building and she refused to help didn't look for it and told us to come back in the morning