This is a near perfect standard modern movie theater. That is the bottom line. It is very typical…read morein most ways but it is a plus and needed in the Central PA area. The theater is clean. Very clean. There are distractions like arcade games in the lobby. They have a decent selection of films and show times along with digital sound and picture in all screens and 3d in some. The seats are very comfortable. The clerks are friendly and knowledgable. Clean bathrooms and sensical layouts. There are a few negatives. Tickets for myself and my 6 year old for a 3d movie were 18 total. I rarely get snacks or a drink because they are way up there in price. But I don't go for the snacks so no biggy. The only other negative is that the smaller outer theaters are close to the lobby and the noise really filters in there with a crowd out there. I guess I could also say the walls are very thin and you often hear sounds from the screen next door. But this happens in most modern theaters. I often travel 45 minutes to see a movie here. My home town theater makes this place look like the Taj Mahal.

Far too hot. Sweated through 3 hours of The Odyssey. Staff claimed there was no problem with the…read moreair, even though they were sweating, too. Problem is management, or lack of it. Go to another theater.

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

Small town stadium, BIG TIME FUN!…read more Everything you want in a Fenway Park or Dodgers Stadium, but cheaper and more interactive. This park is still almost brand new with everything from food, beer, special snacks only found at this stadium (Taco Bags), and lots and lots of family fun! Now granted it isn't quite as fun as going to see Big Poppy slug a home run or Jeter flipping a double play, but still, who likes those teams anyway! I have been here about 6 times, and always enjoy myself with family and friends, will continue to come back for sure! GO PIRATES!!!

A great stadium, fun team, super fun to go watch! I love having this option right here in my…read morehometown. The hotdogs are great, the seats are typically uncomfortable bleachers. Ticket prices are kind of high but then so is most everything in this town. Lots of parking but you have to pay that separately. The only downside is the constant special effects sounds at every game, and that's just my personal opinion.

Very comfortable, intimate theater space that produces top notch theater. Recently saw their…read moreproduction of Doubt and it was great. First class talent in a clean, modern space.

I really enjoy seeing shows at this theater! I've seen productions from the Penn State School of…read moreTheatre as well as local production companies. It is a pretty intimate show, seating for under 200 probably. It's in a great location downtown, close to lots of bars and restaurants for a meal before/after the show. Definitely check out their upcoming shows!

Growing up in PA, I've experienced local fairs and festivals enough to feel I can rate Grange Fair…read moreat the top of the list for its history and uniqueness. That being said, Pennsylvania summer fairs and festivals are just something that have to be experienced to fully understand! Grange Fair is truly a step back in time - 2008 marks its 134th year! "The Grange" is a national agricultural organization that dates back to 1867 and serves the interests of farmers and their communities. Grange Fair is something different to everyone. Certainly, those who have no experience in agriculture or animal husbandry will still be entertained by the carnival rides, games like ski-ball and balloon darts, and food, Food, FOOD! Musical acts perform daily during this week-long event, and late-evening entertainment often headlines with national performers. It's worth your time to really take in all the animal, farming and craft displays throughout the fair. 4-H participants, many of them young children and adolescents, raise award-winning cattle, sheep, rabbits, pigs and goats all year with the goal of taking a grand prize at Grange Fair! Many also show off their farming and craft skills with displays of fresh or canned fruits and vegetables that they've produced and handmade items such as blankets and clothing. Tractor pulls and drag races draw participants from all over the state and offer some exciting, albeit loud, entertainment! The tent camping at Grange Fair is based on a waiting list, which is reportedly years-long. Tents are military-style and are erected by the Fair. Families pass their tent sites down through generations, so it's unlikely that you'll get a spot unless you marry into a tenting family! Tent campers furnish their tents with a lot of creativity - some looking more like the inside of your living room! Still, Centre Hall, PA is surrounded by some of the best wilderness in PA, and is also minutes from downtown State College, PA. Camping sites run by the PA DCNR, hotels and bed & breakfasts abound - just make sure to make a reservation early!

Coming from CA, this is definitely an interesting experience... people actually camp out here for…read morethe duration of the county fair. People go all out decorating their tents - you really have to see it to know what all the fuss is about. I heard people fight over who gets the tent space in divorces. Animals (4-H events), stuff for sale, carnival rides, live music, RV sales (which are fun to go into and pretend you're living in one)... Okay, but about the food: there's like, fried everything here. Including funnel cakes, fried pickles, fried oreos. There's ice cream too and a bunch of other local-type foods I didn't get a chance to try but that's what this year will be about! General admission is $5, $3 for parking.

Small, without a lot to see, but we enjoyed what we did see. The main exhibit was art for sale, and…read morethen there is an Underground Railroad exhibit on the top floor, which was small but so interesting. The volunteer who greeted us was very nice and offered some verbal info about Bellefonte.

Great fireworks. The show is set to music on a radio station so bring a radio and a blanket and…read morehave fun. The show lasted a little more than 45 minutes and there were no down times. Fair food stations are around. A few took credit but bring cash just to be safe.

I am giving this location a review based on potential as I was here for an auction and not for a…read moreshow. With some tlc, decorations and string lighting this place could be a rustic venue dream come true. There are two stages one outdoor and one indoor. My phone died from the cold before I could take pictures of the inside but the indoor stage was everything one would expect and had roughly 100 seats wrapped around three sides of it. (Potentially a great space for a wedding party to view pictures or if the couple is into acting...a skit or something of that nature) There are gardens and arbors galore. There is also a spaces of land for parking and/or room for setting up tables for an events. I was happily surprised to find many trails behind the the theatre and even though I'd been carrying two children for over four hours(it's good form of cardio) in Pennsylvania's blistering cold I was able to take them both for a nice fall scenic walk while we waited for the auction to close. For anyone who's been to Canonsburg's Little Lake theatre I would say this place is very much like that theatre minus the lake location. Overall, from a potential venue aspect I feel like this place could be a place of lots of celebrations. As for the theatre productions themselves I have no experience but their website boasts lots of information and bios of the cast. Location is close to Penn State, Penn's Cave and other fun places. Certainly a location to consider and if you're into theatre this might be the place for you.