Friday 08/07/26 2pm : Toy Story 5. Party of 2. There was a lot of popcorn on the floor. An empty…read moreicee cup on a bench. The restroom was out of paper towels and had one stall OOO. I was kinda disappointed in the staff. It looked like what I assumed it should look like at 5 or 6 pm. I was wrong. Saturday 08/08/26 3:35 party of 2: Spider Man. The theater was packed. There was so much popcorn all over the place. The restroom had 5 stalls OOO. Friday: when the movie was over the carpet was swept. The cup was gone. And the towels were restocked. Saturday: when the movie was over: it was just messier. My takeaway? People are gross, filthy, inconsiderate animals.

I went to those theater this weekend afternoon to see of Master of the Universe, expecting a calm…read morelittle afternoon escape from the unrelenting rain. Instead, I walked into what felt like a mall on tax‑free weekend meaning it was lively, loud, and full of folks with the same idea. Thankfully, I'd already bought my tickets through Fandango, so I was able to breeze past the ticket line like a dream only to be snatched back into reality when it came to the concession line! Now, the concession line... that's where the plot twist happened. One single‑file line moving slower than traffic on a Monday morning. I took one look, decided my peace was worth more than popcorn, and headed straight to my seat. Like a bad Monday morning, I decided I'll just go in later for the popcorn. The auditorium itself was clean and comfortable, which I appreciated. But then I met the D‑BOX seats...the $20‑per‑person motion seats I'd splurged on for both me and my husband. Let's just say they looked a little "experienced". Worn enough to make me pause and have a quick internal conversation with the Lord praying that I didn't leave with anything that I didn't come with. Luckily though, I did go prepared in long sleeves and pants. But here's the surprise: while those seats looked like they had been around the block more than a few good ole times, they WORKED like they understood the assignment. Once the movie started, they shook, tilted, and rumbled. It felt like a mini amusement‑park ride, and honestly, it made the movie even better. Despite their "well‑loved" appearance, they delivered a fantastic experience to the point I considered having a cigarette afterward...except I don't smoke, so I left with a satisfied grin!

Clean, popcorn fresh and warm, and comfy seats. Watching Bring Her Back on a Sunday at 2:30 and…read moretheater is not crowded. It was comfy, and don't forget your jacket, a little chilly. Very clean theater and seats. Thank you

Old school theater! We all have become spoiled with heated seats and loungers. Something about…read moreseeing a movie in an old school theater that makes it more exciting! The team working were amazing and informative. I will visit this movie theater again!!!

Excellent place to relax with family or by yourself. Love going on my days off ! Can wait for it…read moreto reopen I hope

There's an ever decreasing number of these wonderfully nostalgic drive-in theaters in existence so…read morejust be happy this one is still with us. To the thousands of younger generations who have never experienced a drive-in movie, here's your chance.

The Premiere Cinema is now a Premiere Lux Cinema. New reclining chairs with a swinging table. Nice!…read moreWe had been going to Cinemark theaters. Then I found out that Premiere has AYCE popcorn! I love movie theater popcorn! All the theaters in town are the same price, same movies, same high price concession stand. So AYCE popcorn gets my vote! And yes, I can eat a lot of popcorn! If there is a Premiere Lux theater in your town, check them out!

For the love of GOD please clean the movie screens. The white screen was COVERED with dust bunnies…read moreand streaks of god knows what and was distracting the entire movie.

We love the Abilene drive in! The main building is little on the run down side, but help is wanted…read more The owners do their best and they are so polite and kind! You have access to 2 movies back to back. No switching screens. I wish more people knew about Town and Country. It is such a fun weekend activity for families with kids or for date night. Watch from inside your car, the back of your pickup, or sit on come camping chairs. The snack selection is great. They have hot dogs, corn dogs, burgers, etc. You can even bring your dog.

Man, if there is one thing to do when you visit Abilene, it has to be to come here and check out…read morethis unique museum. I was in town and killing time before meeting up with some people in the evening, and came across this as an option. I swung by and was thoroughly impressed. The young man behind the counter was friendly and walked me through where I'd be going and what I'd be seeing. I was the only one in the "next group" for the intro video, and he even delayed the start time since I ran to the restroom before roaming the grounds. They have an impressive display of artifacts ranging from early Texas all the way through the frontier days, including a very impressive array of historic guns towards the end. They have interactive kiosks and hologram displays where actors portray historical figures and tell "firsthand" accounts of what was experienced on the frontier, right out of the accounts left by those people beforehand. There's a second theater towards the end of the museum that's a lot more immersive. You have to rotate around in a swivel chair as the story is told from all around you, and there's lights and sound to really sell you on the experience-- all from the comfort of your air-conditioned chair. I don't plan on being back in Abilene anytime soon, but if I ever was back with friends, I'd take them here to check this place out.

Excellent displays of artifacts from the early days of Texas. Quality movies portraying how Texas…read morechanged and the demise of the buffalo. Very sad, but made way for cattle. Good coverage of the Native Americans and their culture. It was seriously the best kept museum I have seen. And many hands-on elements. Definitely worth a visit if in the area. The staff were very friendly as well!

Looking for a wedding venue? There truly are not enough…read morewords to thank Thomas for everything he did for us during our wedding. From the moment we started working with him, we felt supported, cared for, and completely at ease. Planning a wedding can feel overwhelming at times, but Thomas had a way of making everything feel manageable and calm. On our wedding day, he was everywhere we needed him to be without us ever having to ask. He handled every detail with so much professionalism, kindness, and genuine care. Because of him, John and I were able to be fully present and soak in every moment instead of worrying about logistics. That is such a priceless gift on a day you can never get back. What stood out most was how much heart he put into his work. We never felt like "just another event." He truly cared about us, our families, and making sure our day was everything we hoped it would be. By the end of it all, Thomas didn't just feel like our venue coordinator -- he felt like part of the day itself and honestly became a friend. He danced with me and our guests, celebrated alongside us, and brought such a fun, positive energy to the entire evening. Looking back, I can honestly say I had the BEST team ever, and Thomas was such a huge part of that. We are beyond grateful for the role he played in one of the most important days of our lives. Thank you, Thomas, for helping create memories we will cherish forever.

It was a nice afternoon in Abilene when my girlfriend and I explored the historic Grace building…read moreand visited the Grace Museum. We got in a little after noon to see new exhibits that had genuinely just opened for the season that day. The museum is very quiet and, thanks to road construction, a little confusing to get to, but it is worth the drive and adventure. As we arrived, we noticed that a wedding was being set up in their courtyard and event space, and we were in awe of how cute the space was for a wedding. On the first floor was the Gail Norfleet collection, where we were amazed by these multi-layered plexiglass paintings that added depth to her floral pieces and recreated rooms. It is such a unique style. Gail's use of color is quite impressive. On the second floor sat the other two new exhibits. The first was Focus on Photography: Selections from the Permanent Collection, which includes a diverse and vast collection of still images printed on numerous materials such as gelatin, inkjet, tintype, and metal, giving each image a unique display. As a photographer myself, this was my favorite exhibit. My girlfriend's favorite was the Cindi Holt collection showcasing colorful, prairie-inspired pieces. Other areas included the play zone that has the tower challenge and the history exhibits on the third floor focusing on downtown Abilene and the Texas railway. I'm excited to return to the Grace Museum next time I'm in Abilene when new exhibits are on display. What a cute and small museum! RIYL: The Tower Challenge or feeling so much cooler than everyone else because you're being enriched at a museum

Came in town to visit my son who attends college in Abilene and stayed this summer for an…read moreinternship...so I took him out for the day with his sisters. There isn't much to do here so we opted to bowl. This place has a variety of things to partake in and the staff are friendly. However, my family loves bowling and it was disappointing that we had to get someone to help us multiple times throughout our game. The bowling balls kept gettin stuck and at one point we had no balls nor did the people in the lane next to us. Another couple of times the lane just took all the pins when we never even threw a ball down or if we knocked down a few it would take them all. We still managed to have fun but it was quite annoying to not be able to finish a game without having to get assistance and then request for time to be added due to waiting for help. The last couple of times we didn't even ask for time back we just accepted defeat.

Expensive! Every game ranges from $2 to $9, our bowling lane kept breaking down (glitching) making…read moreus wait for 7-16 minutes. Cotton candy machine also kept breaking down. Games that did work were fun.