While out of town with nothing to do for the rest of the night, we decided to go watch a movie and…read morewhat ensued was the weirdest movie experience I've had. Getting our tickets and snacks was easy, but being in a small town where a meal costs around $13, charging $5 for a candy bar is insane. The theater was great and comfortable, but about thirty minutes into the movie, the film started skipping and it wasn't letting up. Eventually, multiple parties went down to let someone know and they stopped the movie for five minutes to get it back up and running. Then they turned it back on, but there was only sound no picture. After ten minutes the movie went off without another hitch. Not to mention, almost every group was talking during the movie, which was super annoying. Obviously, not the theater's fault, but it's one of my biggest pet peeves.

It's been a long minute since the last time I've been at a movie theatre since all this social…read moredistancing and temporary closures of many U.S. businesses. When I hear the New Mutants was finally being released and finding out this place was open, i was qued up. With regard to this theatre its relatively new, probably 3-4 years I'm guessing; not much pazaz on the exterior and the entrance is relatively small as far as theatre's go. Ticketing are immediately once you pass the exterior doors. Apparently movie hot dogs aren't on the menu since most people here in town don't consume them. Really! The actually movie seating is stadium seating and the seats are big leather / pleather automated recliner type and big cup holder. I was probably 5 Stars for the comfort. The sound system is some of the best I've heard and another 5+ stars. A disappointment is the actual screen. It seem smaller than it should and what makes it appear smaller is the screen resolution was not sharp and the contract from light and dark really sucked. Regardless it was nice for a change to have some normalcy and wouldn't have any issues coming back here again.

I speak for all citizen of Milbank, South Dakota and all small communities around the globe when I…read moresay, any town with 3,167 residents is darned lucky to have a classic old-school theater, let alone one with three(!) screens. Over the holidays, I took my eight nieces and nephews (my family puts the pro in procreation) to Chipwreck (possibly the worst movie of all time... right after Kazaam). Taking eight kids and two adults to the movies should cost a small fortune, right? No. I paid less than $30 for tickets, and since that had me feeling rich, I told the little ankle biters they could each have a treat and... what is this?!... $.50 kiddie pops!?!?! Oh man. Kids, get whatever you want. And hey, you, young person I don't know, you get something too. Shit, everyone in the theater, get whatever you want. Auntie Lex is paying tonight. Now if only they'd sell booze, I could forget that movie, and this would be the most epic theater of all time.

Just went to Jurassic World and it was the best movie we've seen in a long time. There are a…read morevariety of movie options to choose from at a time. The surround sound in the theater is incredible and the floors free of popcorn. The seats here are very comfortable and spacious. There are many matinee options, throughout the week, which is great for busy schedules. They are also cheaper than the night showings, which makes up for the pricey food and drinks from the concession stand. $3 for a water! Other than the pricey food options, this theater is well worth the price!

Just want to post a word of caution: this theater is now serving popcorn in paper bags - even…read morebuttered popcorn - the bags allow the butter to leak through and spoil the clothes you are wearing. After the movie the other night I had a huge grease spot on the front of my previously very nice sweatshirt. Other than that this theater is very nice and comfortable, with a variety of movie options available.

I love this theater but I tried the cheese curds and got food poisoning 4 hours after the movie…read more They weren't fully cooked either.

This is a very well-known theater. That's very courtesy to their customers and love going there to…read morewatch the shows.

This small little theater has great prices and a great atmosphere for kids, love this placeread more

This theatre is a prime example of small town America. Prices are wonderful as are their selection…read moreof movies. They always meet you with a smile and they don't rip you off with outrageous prices for candy snd snacks. Whatever happened the night the other gentleman in the earlier review experienced, is not the norm by any means. My philosophy, if you don't say something while you're there, you are a coward to slam them online after the fact. A kind mention that their voices were carrying into the theatre would put an end to it in a flash. No bitching rights allowed if your too scared to speak to them face to face.

I love shopping at the dog spa in town and decided to catch a movie one day. I didn't mind that…read moreit's a small old-fashioned theatre, it added to the small town charm. What I did mind was the ticket takers talking in the lobby the ENTIRE movie. It was so distracting! To make it worse, apparently the owners or employees brought a toddler to work, who was screaming and running around the lobby during the entire movie. I was so close to telling them to kindly shut the ____ up, but Minnesota Nice & all, I'll be passive aggressive and leave them a bad Yelp review. Be professional and more considerate!

Located across the street from my hotel for the week (Hampton Inn)…read more Don't be deceived by its older style and outward appearance...The inside has a kiosk for purchasing tickets yourself, but also a staffed box office as well. Best of all, the seats are modern cushioned recliners. So comfy! You can order tickets in advance online but of course that comes with an online fee too. $5.50 for Tuesday night showings is a steal! All movies, all day, with an additional charge for 3D movies. Also on Tuesdays, get a free 44oz popcorn with the purchase of any drink! Caught a Tuesday evening showing of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse which I would say had the theater more than half full. They were also showing Little Mermaid, Transformers, and Guardians of the Galaxy, and had ads for Elemental. No complaints at all with the movie projection/sound, cleanliness of the place, etc. Must be summer vacation and was also a good way to escape the Canadian wildfire smoke that week.

Always a clean facility and friendly helpful staff. We go the movie theater occasionally and this…read morelocation is our first choice.

Gone are the days when Minnesota had more than a hundred drive-in movie theaters. There are only a…read morehandful remaining. For nostalgia-sake, and to give our children the experience, we recently visited The Long Drive-In in Long Prairie, and boy was it fun! Families gather there a couple hours before the film. The grassy area in front of the screen was completely filled with families and children playing catch, tag, and just having fun. It was very family-friendly. Vans and vehicles would back in with their hatchbacks open, lay the seats down, and kids would lay down in the back of the vehicles and watch the film, while others sat outside in lawn chairs. This family-run operation is well worth supporting just to keep it going. It's a great summer activity with your family, and will give your children a truly unique experience. The concession stand remains open all night, during each double feature. The cost is less than you pay at most movie theaters. On a beautiful night, it doesn't get much better than this. I highly recommend The Long.

Nostalgia is alive and well in Long Prairie, MN. Do not miss your chance to go back in time and…read moreexperience a drive-in movie. You cannot beat the retro prices either. For a double feature it's $6 for ages 12 and up, $3 for 6-11, and free for children under 5. The crowd consists of many locals (it is the only movie theater in town) and wannabe time travelers-but who can blame them with a place as swell as this? You will see cars with couples, minivans with families, and pickup beds full of friends. For an even better experience, bring a blanket, lawn chair, and mosquito repellent. They allow dogs and also have primitive camping available.

We have visited Big Kanuna annually for over six years. They have go-carts, bumper boats, and a…read moreminiature golf course. We were last there a few days ago, the week before the 4th of July (2026). We did all three activities. The price for ten tickets (one ticket per ride) is $70. It costs more for ride tickets to buy individually. The go-carts are my favorite (there is a height limit, but there are two cars for a passenger who is under the height limit). The miniature golf course is good, but the bumper boat ride this year was under-filled with water and the was putrid green. The central fountain was turned off. The staff were extreme friendy, but they had only two people for all of the rides (inadequate). Inside, I saw no people in the restaurant and one person selling tickets and managing the ice cream and indoor games. The place seemed to be heading for decline compared to previous years with too few employees and dirty water for the boats. Also, it would be nice for them to offer standard flavors of ice cream (chocolate and vanilla) in addition to the other flavors.

Our family had a great time! Really really nice mini golf course, fun go cart race track and bumper…read moreboats. Reasonably priced and friendly staff. Highly recommend!