Went there for the First time comfortable seats great movies We saw The Chosen Awesome and their…read morePopcorn and hot chocolate was great

Luxury seating has put this theater into a new class. Easily the best seating of any I've ever…read moreexperienced. Only one of the four screen rooms has it but the best movies are usually in it. Love it.

One of the best small cinema places you can attend. I've been going here since I was a young child,…read moreand it's filled with so many memories for me. Yes, it's changed hands over time but I like how they've kept it true to what it was originally and not made mini changes to the architecture or the theater itself Prices are fair for tickets and food. From the ticket agent to the snack bar, everybody is so friendly and welcoming, and they always show top billing movies.

Drive In's, are so rare these days it's truly wonderful to find one in operation. This is been a…read morestaple of the Powell area for decades and it's so wonderful to find a family orientated place to go and enjoy a good movie in the outdoors with fresh air. They've kept this place very clean, freshly painted, and everybody here is always so friendly to you. It's highly recommended for a place to go.

We attended Buffalo Bill's Wild West Spectacular last night and loved it! I have a real…read moreappreciation and fondness for local theater productions. This one is very well written and the performers are excellent. The enthusiasm of the entire cast is palpable. Again, I am a bit of an enthusiast the arts, so I really loved seeing such an engaging and entertaining show of mostly local talent. Evan Wambeke (Buffalo Bill) draws you into the show immediately. I read that he is on his 11th season of performing as Buffalo Bill and it shows in his immersion of the character, yet he seems as thrilled as if it was his first time on stage! Quite a talent. For me, the other breakout talent is Emma Mason (Annie Oakley). She is so very talented and also immerses herself in the role. She has wonderful poise and personality. Honestly, every one of the 'story' cast is excellent. Kathryn Lowell (Louisa Cody) is fabulous at portraying the distain and contempt that is so often attributed to Louisa's relationship with Bill in the tales. I could go on and on. Joaquin Levin, Hunter Miles, Jordan Thompson and Willow Fernandez are all fabulous. Joaquin has enthusiasm and portrays Frank's love of Annie very well! Hunter has great comedic timing and presence. Jordan is a force! He has great presence and personality (& is quite a jumper! lol). Willow has a beautiful voice and ethereal quality. It's been a quite a while since I have been so pleased with a show. This was easily the best show we have seen in the area. We will certainly return anytime we are in town.

Yeehaw! What an enjoyable evening I recently had at the Buffalo Bill's Wild West Spectacular in the…read moreCody Theatre on Cody's main street, directly across from Buffalo Bill's Irma Hotel. This was two hours of singing, dancing, and just plain old entertaining fun. The cast is a mix of local talent whom I have seen perform here before, and theatre performers from across the country who come here specifically for the summer run of the show. Before the show, I had my picture taken onstage with Buffalo Bill Cody himself, and one can buy a Sarsaparilla or an adult beverage from the barkeep while you are up there, too. Food and drink purchased in the lobby can all be taken into the theater, and they have show souvenirs available for sale down by the stage. The vocals are fantastic, and the choreography is vibrant and very well executed. The costumes, set, décor, and props are all top-notch. Even though it is a musical, the lights, the action, and the story kept the kids in the audience transfixed to the stage throughout the show. There was even some generous candy tossing to the audience during intermission by the show's barkeep and his young assistant walking down the aisles at the start of the second act. There were two standout scenes for me in the show, both late in the Second Act. First was Homeward Bound, a touching number about Buffalo Bill's separation from his daughter Irma while on the Wild West Show's tour around the world--Shoutout to Willow Fernandez as the Older Irma, whose magnificent voice and emotional performance were stunning. Second is Row of White Trees. This haunting number is about the loss of the buffalo on the Western Plains - flowing choreography and mesmerizing music - and a great example of the synchronized choreography by the production's ensemble. This is what the family wants to see when they come to Cody. This is something your family will remember, and the kids will talk about. It will be a highlight of your time in Cody and of your vacation as well. And when the show is over, get your picture taken out front with the entire cast. It's a great time and a great memory for all - believe me. I highly recommend this as a stop while in Cody.

Love the films they have here they always have fascinating engaging options. And the food is great…read more This is a Billings must got to every time we come into town!

If there's ever a reason for me to venture back to Billings, this would be it. As an avid moviegoer…read more(cinephile), and a lover of all things cinema, this was the place for me. This was a on many lists of places to eat and things to do in the downtown Billings area, but I was honestly afraid it would be like a studio movie grill or something to that nature where it was just overpriced food during a movie, that was far from it. This is an arthouse cinema, and the food isn't overpriced, and it's actually way better in terms of taste, quality, and service than the other "chain" movie & dinner cinemas. I also appreciated that you don't have to watch a movie to enjoy a meal there. There is a dining area in the lobby that is clean, sophisticated, and fun. The interior is really neat. It feels like a lobby of a movie theater with the black, gold, white classic colors with an art deco vibe. Some art houses are a little rundown, but this one is quaint and still trendy. There's a bar area, a typical concessions window, and an order counter. There's server will come to your table and take/bring your order if you're dining in. The bar has wine and local beers, and the concessions has popcorn, candy, etc Some of the foods are named and loosely based of movie foods, but some are just fun and delicious. They have an ice cream bar that was incredible. Also, they have season treats like a pumpkin spice ice cream bar The staff were incredible. Everyone was so helpful, friendly, efficient, and I could actually "talk shop" about film, and that was incredibly stimulating for me There are only a couple of theaters, so, there aren't very many daily showings, but they play less of the blockbusters and more of the films movie aficionados appreciate Some tips: Tip! The tips actually go towards the theater, maintenance, and restoration of the cinema. The back wall is painted like credits with the names being those who made major charitable contributions to the theater. Ask them how you can be immortalized in their cinema Get the ice cream sandwich! If you want to order it with the meal, you can ask to have it delayed so it doesn't melt Cheers!!

Saw Wonder Woman at AMC Shiloh. There were two lines leading up to the concessions - one general…read moreadmission and the other AMC VIP's. Waited roughly 10 minutes in line to purchase our tickets, sign up for their free AMC reward program and ordered our drinks and popcorn. Their staff wasn't very friendly but was helpful. We got our food order in a timely manner. Enjoyed sitting in an empty theater until a few other people showed up. Enjoyed our movie. This theater offers ample, free parking and restrooms. We enjoy seeing movies at this theater.

The place is understaffed and apparently, the few employees "working" there have had minimal…read moretraining or supervision. Took my nephew and we waited around a long time to pay a premium price for bad service. The place needs a good cleaning...there was a major spill when we entered and it was still on the floor when we left. Sound quality is not great and wow...the previews, commercials, and other videos go on and on...and on...forever. The place is a mess all the way around. The independent theatre downtown...Arthouse Billings...is really great. Great service, good food, top service, and very reasonable prices. Go there.

Great buttery popcorn family friendly they have country concerts and plays and always show the…read morepopular or new movies of the year

Cool old theater. Quirky people who work there. The popcorn was great. The bathrooms are a little…read morecreepy but thats part of the cool old building i guess.

Such a cool space and project for downtown Billings!…read more The wonderful non profit, Art House Cinema, took this beautiful and historic theatre over and wow is it awesome! They show old and first-run movies, they do only have one screen but that lends to its charm. It's a boon to have downtown because the only other theaters are on the west end so all of the south, north, and downtown families have to drive out to the west end. The Babcock is a nonprofit so you know your money isn't going to line any corporate pockets, it's going to revitalize the arts in billings. Art house has so many events and classes for students in our community that it feels good supporting them and our entertainment needs at the same time! They have reasonable ticket prices, a beautifully renovated space, beer and wine options as well as fun snacks! We always try to go here before the bigger theaters. Highly recommend, especially to tourists!

We saw Rent here today and loved it! I have never been to the Babcock until today, and I know I'll…read morebe back! The staff is lovely and courteous, the seats can accommodate people of size, temperature of the building is comfortable. Wonderful experience!

Best customer service i have had for a very long time! Rice was amazing and i wish he worked for…read moreus! We will see future movies here next time we are in Billings! Thank you Rice for making a return customer out of us.

Theatre 10 was unbelievably cold during our visit. The HVAC clearly wasn't working, yet guests were…read morestill allowed to sit through the movie in freezing conditions -- in the middle of winter. I understand equipment problems happen, but customer safety and comfort should come first. Sitting in cold temperatures for over an hour isn't just uncomfortable, it's a health concern. What made this worse was the lack of response to the situation. No effort to move guests, offer refunds, or even acknowledge the issue. It felt like profit mattered more than people. I truly hope management addresses this, because no one should have to endure that kind of experience after paying for a ticket.

I love our little drive-in. It's not perfect, but it's an experience. We're older parents with…read moreyoung sons. We both have vivid and wonderful memories of drive-ins when we were kids, and we figured our children would never know the joy of watching a movie on a huge outdoor screen. I'm so thankful for the Amusement Park Drive-In, even though it's just one move per screen now. We get to share this old-fashioned family adventure with our kids, and build some wonderful memories in the process. It's AWESOME!