Seats are comfy, concessions are average priced, tickets are slightly less than Regal cinemas, but…read morethey don't allow any larger purses / bags and the theater (at least Mayfair) reaked of nasty B.O.

Such a cute theatre! Took my daughters to see a movie and they absolutely loved it! The tavern is…read moresuper small but had quick service, the girls that helped us were amazingly sweet and attentive.

This is just a nice "small-town" movie theater, where the people are friendly, the atmosphere is…read morefun, no big lines to stand in, and the popcorn is GREAT!

Love this place and everything they're trying to do with it. Not that the North Woods is well…read moresuited for a multiplex, I really like that they've taken an old vintage theater and given it new life by playing movies, having concerts and hosting lectures and events. Wish more communities had this as I really think that it can serve as a focal point in a town for arts and as sense of place.

Where else do you get lap blankets to keep you toasty during a performance? AND the best…read morefilms...AND brewers yeast for your popcorn and very friendly, intelligent staff? We loved this "stumble upon" on our NH vacation where we saw the fabulous The Double Hour.

Ok let's start by stating that the price is RIGHT here. I have been here twice since the remodel…read moreand you still get the relaxing seats, the facilities are clean and the staff was friendly. The only drawback with this one was that the heat was very high on one of the movies we saw and one the cold air was pumping on the other one. I like it as an alternative where you are paying double the price for the movie and the accommodations. It might be the taj mahal but it suffices and if you want Taj you can go right to the restaurant in the same plaza for a delicious bite before or after. We will definitely be back.

$10 movie tickets?? In this economy?!…read more I don't care if the movie theater looks outdated interior-wise. I'm here to see a movie. Not have tea in the foyer. The seats recline and are comfortable. A drawback was there isn't a little table to put your food on (popcorn oil seeped alllll over our pants). I WILL say the two young fellas serving up food were a wee bit unprofessional (highschoolers, ya know?) but again, if all you're doing is filling up my popcorn and buttering it to my liking, it's fine. We're fine. As long as movie tickets stay $10, I will be taking my cinema experience to this location for the foreseeable future.

This place is an American classic. Drive-in movies are one of the childhood experiences that I hope…read morewill remain going forever! Great popcorn. Lovely staff. Love it.

I've been going to this drive-in with family and friends since I was a kid. It holds so much…read morenostalgia for me. Drive-in theaters nowadays are few and far between, and this one is a true gem. I absolutely recommend a visit. There are two screens, and every night they're open is a double-feature on both. Heads up: CASH ONLY! There is a building on-site that has a huge snack shack and lots of clean bathroom stalls. For more information, definitely follow their Facebook page where they post the movies and other info each week. On my summer vacations to Maine from Connecticut growing up, I loved to go here with my mom, brother, and sister in my mom's truck, back it in, and lay under the stars to watch a double-feature of the latest movies. We'd curl up in sleeping bags and pillows, and there was no greater family bonding time. Nowadays, I like to go with friends, especially those who have never been to a drive-in. It's such a unique experience for all to enjoy. Being outside enjoying movies really has a special feel. The previews and "commercial break" reel during intermission transport you through time. There's lots of fun little animations, old cartoons, and vintage ads. This drive-in makes the experience of being at a drive-in truly special and timeless. They also do "retro nights" in the summer where they do a double-feature (as usual) but of classic hits like Ferris Bueller, Back To The Future, The Princess Bride, Spaceballs, and more. It is a great time! I HIGHLY recommend this drive-in!

I have no idea why the ratings aren't better. Lovely, friendly and clean neighborhood cinema. I…read morefeel extremely lucky to have a cinema so close to my town. I bring the grandkids here all the time. Love the recliner seats with plenty of parking! The hubby and I often have a date night movie with plenty of restaurants to go to after the flick!

Movie viewing at their finest. Reclining seats, and the best popcorn I've ever had at a movie…read moretheater. You'll love the experience.

Great old school movie theater with beer, wine and a full concession stand. Friendly staffread more

awesome local place to enjoy a movie with friends or family. the theater is a living thriving bit…read moreof history in the heart of lancaster, and while the seats may be a little uncomfortable after a long movie, it is still worth a visit. Its one of the only theaters I know where you can get a couple beers, popcorn and tickets without it making a dent in the wallet. awesome staff, fun and charming, all around delightful. and again, BEER!

Very uncomfortable seats. It's the closest theater near Wolfeboro but seats are not comfy.read more

Movie was great but that's it. There is an axe throwing place next door and we could hear the…read moretalking, cheering, and constant pounding of the axes being thrown the entire movie. The bathrooms were dirty as if they hadn't been swept in days. The seats are old fashioned and uncomfortable. Worth going to a different cinema. The staff were friendly.

Sometimes described as Portland's "art house theatre", The Nickelodeon is a cozy six screen cinema…read morelocated in the heart of the Old Port. One of Portland's treasures, the Nick has been operating in the Old Port for over 40 years, and screens mainstream indie films as well as current blockbusters. Surrounded by the best restaurants and cafés Portland has to offer, it's super easy to park and combine a dinner and a movie. The garage next door is a sure thing if you're not into street parking, just know it's closed on Sundays. I probably see a dozen or so films a year at The Nick--I like to see all of the Academy Award nominated films, and this is the place to catch all of the best picture nominees. In the past few weeks I've seen I'm Still Here, Nickel Boys, and The Brutalist at the Nick. A great experience every time--I've walked right up to buy tickets with only one party or two parties in line, at most. The selection concessions offered is reasonable, and includes vegan options. Seats are comfortable, however, they aren't the giant recliners offered at the big corporate cineplexes. Also, you can buy tickets in advance, but you are not able to reserve a particular seat. This is a old school sort of cinema, and yes, the bathrooms are upstairs. They are clean, and you can say hello to Audrey Hepburn on the large Breakfast at Tiffany's poster on your way down the stairs. People really seem to enjoy $6 ticket Tuesdays. Otherwise, tickets are $10 for a matinee and $13 for an evening ticket, less for children and seniors. The Nickelodeon is one of my favorite places in Portland, one of the few institutions that's managed to stand the test of time, and I hope it is able to stay around for another 40 plus years.

The building is very beautiful inside and parking is convenient since there's an attached garage…read more The staff is very friendly, too.