Great movie theatre. Very professional staff/manager at the…read moreentrance to guide us, it was our first time there. This theatre is close to us which is great. The establishment was clean and tidy. The workers were efficient and informative, friendly. Our seats were plush and comfortable and purchasing our tickets on line was easy. This WILL BE our main theatre from now on for all movies.

We enjoy going to the movies regularly. The enhanced sound system at this theater, makes for a…read moregreat experience. There are two items that concern us, cashiers that are handling. The food are wearing gloves and go back-and-forth from the food items to the cash drawer, constantly with the same gloves on. Also, please stop the pharmaceutical ads before the show- they are so annoying.

Great little piece of nostalgia here in this old downtown movie house that is now run by a not for…read moreprofit organization. They show mostly classic cinema here, crossing all genres from Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin to Ghostbusters and Caddyshack. It is a great and inexpensive (3 bucks) way to spend a weekend evening, and it is really a treat to see older classic films back on the big screen. No matter how BA you think your home theatre set up might be, there is no substitute for the true movie experience for something like Citizen Kane, Lawrence of Arabia or On the Waterfront. They are closed for a couple months during the winter, but during the warmer months they tend to have a theme of showings for a given set of weekends; Slasher films, old comedies, horror classics, etc. Also a good place to take a date. Even if you happen to hate classic cinema, you can at least pretend as though you have an appreciation for it so you can appear sophisticated. As a final side note, they show the Rocky Horror Picture show once each season also, and it brings out the fanatical types for the film like a small army of escaped mental patients. If your instagram feed is in need of some shock value, look no further.

I've been going for several years now to watch horror films. Every October their has been an…read moreindependent horror film festival for a whole weekend. They have also done Friday Freak Nights playing a lot of classic and old horror films for free! Recently they've been playing other films besides horror. This is a small, non-profit theater. It's a great addition to downtown Oshkosh. Most movies they show are free or just a few bucks. I catch myself donating $5 because it support the theater and I'm still paying less than going to a regular movie theater.

The cliche movie theater floor being sticky actually happened at this place. The popcorn was overly…read moresalty with little butter. The tub was also not filled completely.And worst of all while I was watching previews, which I like watching, a bunch of people came in waving flashlights or something. All in all I'll stick to Appleton. They have the bigger screen and better service with nothing to disturb me as I watch what I paid for. Not to mention cleanliness is important

We have gone to this theater numerous times. It is our "go to"for movies…read more We like the location and the amazingly comfortable chairs, yesssssss..... Although, they are SO comfortable that I have fallen asleep more than once before in them. Nothing that a loving swat and "mad dog" glare from my girlfriend won't cure instantly though, hahaha! It is clean and nice here though. We like it. Different screen size options are available as well. I also like that you can purchase the seats o line before you go as well. The food options are really great, although a bit overpriced, but that is the way of ALL theaters these days anyway.

Terrible Customer experience and customer service!…read more Sunday the 22nd of March, tried to see "Project Hail Mary" at the UltraScreen at the westhill Marcus Location. I bought a tickets online earlier in the week. My partner is paralyzed so this always works best as we can reserve the handicap seating. It was $35 with their $5 service fee. We got $30 worth of snacks when we got there and found our seats. First the theater was fridgidly cold, leave your winter jacket on cold. Then they started having issues with the trailers and the projector went dark. After only about 15 minutes they said the show was cancelled, we could go into the 1 pm showing in the regular theater. This didn't work for us, for seating and that was not what we paid for as that was a cheaper showing. No one explained refunds or anything like that till people started questioning things. No one seemed to know what was going on and the front house manager was running around all over the place. Finally we got our refund and we're then told we were going to eat the convenience fee. This totally felt like theft. We paid for a service and they couldn't provide. What did I pay a fee on, a chance to see a movie? This is ridiculous. Message customer support and got the most tobe deaf response back which I included. So, now if we want to see the same movie again, reserve seats, we will be paying roughly about $65 again(food and entry), for the same movie, after paying $35 already for a service fee and two drinks and two snacks that are anything better than gas station fare. So, that $100 for two people to see one movie at an outdated theater that can't afford heat apparently or working equipment. Gross

Cute theater with a cool arcade connected to it! All the workers were nice and helpful. The signage…read morefor the movies is great if you forget which theater you're in. I'd advise going on Tuesdays for their value deals if you're a rewards member (which is free)

Original Marcus Theater…read more $5 movies EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK! The caveat is they typically play the same movie all week & weekend long...what does this mean for adults? Well, it means if they are playing a PG movie, it's the same movie that plays for the matinees and all the way into the late evening all week long. I check weekly, I love going to the cinema, but they seem to cater more to children than adults since there aren't many adult showings. I don't want to see animated PG flicks late on Saturday evenings! Please change it up a bit! There are adults in nearby towns that would love to head over for late night adult showings, especially on the weekends!

$5 movies! Top movies come in. Clean theater. Friendly workers. Only one screen but it's quit…read morelarge. Really a great theater.

Incredible local place with an owner who really cares. They went all out for the Mario Movie…read morerelease and created a really fun environment. Support your local movie theater!

Shawano is a fairly small community that thus far has not ceased to amaze me with the amenities in…read morethis small city A very reasonably priced theater as far as admission and concessions. The seating while not the latest and greatest in luxury lounge chairs is still much more comfortable & spacious than a typical theater. Plus there's an outdoor drive-in that brings back the nostalgia from days gone by. Not many outdoor theaters remain. Back in the day my parents carried me in the house after I fell asleep at the drive-in and thanks to the Shawano cinema my children will have the same memories of hanging out with the family in the car at the movies. $7.00 to see double feature first run films. Can't beat a deal like that.

My family has gone to this youth entertainment facility for over a decade since my eldest child was…read morea toddler. Funset has hosted a few of my children's birthday parties. They have a carousel and train. Tons of games and rides. The arcade has adapted with modern rides and games. Gone are tickets to claim prizes, instead an entertainment card keeps track of points and game value. This place is ideal for families with children who want to have a fun time.

The staff were really nice and kind when helping us. The arcades were more expensive than they…read moresaid. Laser Tag was successful and really enjoyable! I would go back!

This is a really nice theater with great staff. The adult prices are good, but the children's…read moreprices are a bargain. The food is also really great and the prices are decent. They have seemed to work out the bugs with the new digital projector and we had no problems during our movie. During our trip, our car battery died and we had someone out within several minutes to give us a jump.

No summer is complete without a trip to the drive-in. This location can't be beat. All movies are…read morefirst run. The first movie starts at dusk and is family friendly, they have a short intermission and a second film follows. All at one low cost (around $8 for adults, $4 for kids under 11) They have your typical theater fare...popcorn, candy, soda and some of the best pizza around. They also have a restaurant with bar food although we've never tried that. Gates open around 6:30 and it's good to come early to get the best spot. They have a basketball court and playground to keep you busy until the movie starts. I knocked off one star simply because of all the rules (absolutely no carry-ins allowed) but I guess it is understandable. Bring blankets and pillows and maybe some bug spray and pile the kids into your car for a good old time. You won't be disappointed.