TBH I want expecting much of a small town theatre, but was pleasantly surprised. It was very clean,…read moreparking was easy and the concessions weren't crazy expensive like the bigger brand places in large towns.

I have been to movie theaters all over the country. Logan theaters is by far my favorite. They have…read moreit all and have spent some money for upgrades. They also have the BEST popcorn of any theater I have been to.

Nice drive in theater. They use FM so you can hear in stereo. There are also small squawk boxes…read more For the kids there is mini golf and a playground. Popcorn is good. Love sitting in my car and listening my sound system

If you want a great, nostalgic, authentic, drive-in movie experience, plus a fun, overnight,…read moreweekend, or a stopover on your cross-country trip, go to the Starlite Drive-In Theatre in Mitchell, South Dakota! They often have double features of the best, recent movie releases. Add to this the original great little concession building with great treats and discounts and your tranportation into yesteryear will be complete! You can also sign up to get email updates from them to help you plan your getaways.

Great cinema! Nice and clean- looks like they keep everything updated. Also restrooms were spotless!read more

*overpriced tickets *Overpriced food…read more*Bad quality food old tasting popcorn flat soda and soggy bun 8 dollar hot dog(bun was soaked,straight up wet. *Hot theaters and wouldn't turn the AC on it was 105 degrees out. Had to be at least 88 degrees in the theater in not closer to 90. *Uncomfortable small too close together fake leather seats that don't lean back *Poor in house management *Poor corporate management More commercial than trailers (unacceptable)

I didn't know I had not rated this yet! We have been driving up from Sioux Falls at least once a…read moremonth for 20 years. Cute well maintained Art Deco theater. New seats are arriving and are very comfortable. Best movie popcorn in the area. Friendly service, owner is highly community oriented.

Nicely modernized one-screen art deco theatre. Digital 3-D is terrific and the prices are low. Only…read morea short drive from Sioux Falls and they play at the release date or shortly there after.

They won't let me bring in an empty backpack (which I'm happy to show the contents of) but they'll…read morelet anyone bring in a woman's purse without even asking to check. What are they afraid of? It would have been nice to skip the heat and see a movie. But I'm not allowed. I'm traveling and have no vehicle or place to leave my empty backpack.

Used to be my favorite place to go. I'm a RN in a high-stress specialty and this was my spot to go…read moreto decompress, relax, and get some uncut alone time after brutal weeks on the unit. But I returned from a 13 wk crisis contract in LA to find that they had ratcheted their prices up by 100%, by vitue of their new 'first run!' gimmick. Crushing. You can still catch a $3.50 movie, but only classics, and only a few are ever offered. I loved having a true cheap seats theater in town (as any good town should) where you could see a new movie for less just by waiting a bit longer. It's truly a shame. You might as well pay a few extra bucks and go to Century. I will still go occasionally, but I guarantee I will spend FAR less money there now at $7 than I would have at $3.50. I realize we are in trying times, but this is just seems like a gouge. Otherwise decent staff, great popcorn, presentable facilities, quiet atmosphere. For the record, this would be 5+ stars a year ago. I was tempted to rate lower, but have to give some credit for their years of past radness.

This is an iconic Midwest American landmark, of sorts. I like this kind of thing. These are MURALS…read moremade of CORN on this building, people! Maybe it will not appeal to everyone though. There's not much to do here other than looking at murals made of corn (which definitely are impressive as far as that can go), and a video of the history of the place, which I found interesting. And of course a large, large variety of corn-themed souvenirs, and tons of popcorn-based snacks. Admission is free, usually; though there are events held here from time to time so check the schedule first.

A striking place, no doubt, but definitely more museum than activity centre if not there for an…read moreevent. Striking history and the series of photos over the years was mind-blowing.

Their id policy is not presented as well as it is enforced. I went to see a movie with my family…read morebut were turned away as the movie was rated R and my kids are 16 despite an adult being present we were not allowed in. The staff member was not polite about enforcing the policy as well. He told us they need space in the theater and there's a lot of people trying to attend. We bought tickets 2 days prior. The amount of staff members used as a security team makes the theater feel suffocating and like you're constantly watched.

This place was super dirty and unsanitary. It was easy and…read moreconvenient to my hotel but every cup holder in my movie's theater was slimed and sticky with years of Coke spilling into it. Ick!

Went to the minion movie. Movie was meh but the theater made it great! Love the minion trash can!read more

From the owner: Dakota Cinema is the premier movie entertainment destination in the Madison area. With two screens…read moreshowing nightly and matinees on Sunday, we strive to provide customers a movie experience that's affordable, comfortable, convenient and memorable.

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.

Great venue....saw Herb Alpert earlier this month, while visiting old friends…read more Acoustics....Excellent!!

The Nutcracker ballet was fantastic!! Venue decorated beautifully for Christmas. The performance…read morewas amazing. There is not a bad seat & parking is close. Highly recommend!!