This place is great! It has nice reclining seats and friendly staff. Its a wonderful place to take…read morethe family for a movie night! My only complaint is that you have to use your phone light to identify your seat, because even thirty minutes before the movie its very dark!

Nice complex, great to watch movies at. Nice roomy concession stand. Lots of parking. Concessions…read moreare expensive but not out of line with other theaters. The employees are great - always helpful and friendly! Sure wish some of the patrons would stop using their phones in the theater, sound or not, b/c if you are sitting behind them I a dark theater it is like someone shining a flashlight in your eyes.

Love coming here. Todd and crew keep it clean. The place is not one of those sticky floor theaters…read more They get the latest shows and even do 3D movies. For a small town having 3 screens that show fresh new movies is a great thing to have.

There is nothing like watching a movie in a Theater with no…read moredistractions. So glad Macon has such a nice Theater clean and well staffed.

Uptown theatre Came…read morehere to check out the venue for a friend's wedding. It is pretty expensive as can be expected but also absolutely gorgeous. The theme weddings here show amazing decoration and stunning backdrop. We can choose from antique, Hollywood, to Pink fantasy for a princess theme and so much more. The best part, the board on the outside will show your name for the duration of the event- it can be something like , " Now featuring Mr. And Mrs. X", or " introducing Mr. and Mrs X " etc, its pretty cool to see your name displayed in movie announcement style. This building is from late 1920's, a time when Cinema was called Kinema, and this was the prime entertainment spot for Kansas in its time.  It can house comfortably seat 150 guests in the front area.  Recognized as one of the top 100 by the concert industry magazine its a piece of entertainment history standing grand even to this day. That's rare. (I will post the pics when I get them...lol)

Do not stay here. It has water damage throughout the building and I felt sick after one night. I…read morewas really sad about this experience, I felt that I was told it would be something and then it was in bad shape. It smells of mildew and mold. Unsafe.

From the owner: Looking to stay in a historical building rich with history? Or just passing through town and need…read morelodging? The the Walt Disney Hotel/ Bed & Breakfast is your choice! We offer stays with you choosing to have the Bed & Breakfast experience or the hotel stay. Come and enjoy your stay with us as you take a step back in time in our quaint and comfortable suites. And this is the same building where Walt Disney himself premiered a major motion picture! And in the morning, come down stairs to Cafe Marceline and enjoy their award winning coffee and cocoa.

Took my son to go watch a movie he'd been ranting about as a surprise. Get there and they denied…read moreservice bc it's rated R and he's not 17. The night before, my wife and daughter went to go watch a rated R movie, never ID'd her. Their explanation for the policy was essentially, "Other kids misbehaved for their parents.". Funny how they let in a teenage girl with a parent, but not a boy. Sexist double standard.

It's been a really long time since I've been out to a movie. The last time I went here was pretty…read moregood experience though. I really hate that they're cash only (come on! It's 2011!), but I think that they also offer a student discount. For the most part though, you can definitely see a movie (even in 3D) for under or around $8. Looking back, I think my fondest memories are from ordering popcorn and shaking seasoning from that popcorn seasoning station.

We did a double date here to see the new Marcell the Shell movie and it was so cozy!…read more I loved the sofa/lounge chair setup in the theatre, made you feel like you're at home but with a giant screen! Also-the movie was a 10/10; I sobbed. The staff were very friendly and loved that you could grab a tasty beverage from uprise as well!

I visited a couple of times during the course of the True/False film fest. Cute little theater! Not…read morevery large, but I was able to get into the screenings. The floor is not sloped, so if a very tall person sits in front of you, oh welllll. I will also say, the screening room only has one aisle to get into the seats, and it was a bit tight to squeeze past people if the only seats open were against the wall. I was also surprised that the bar served drinks in real glasses. Definitely saw a few broken wine glasses, which :E Sounds like I am full of nothing but complaints, but it is a nice microcinema and I would visit for a regular screening if I'm ever there not for the fest!

This was such a fun little place to visit. It's in a historic building in a small town. The decor…read moreis stylish and updated, not old and in need of repair. The popcorn was great and the employees were friendly. Their prices were good too. Our tickets were $5 each because they offer a military discount. Regular price tickets are only $7, I think. We'll be visiting again soon!

Retro theater is going strong…read more This small movie theater is still alive because of the college as they give a great student discount on tickets. If they didn't have that I am not sure it would stay afloat. Here you have to buy directly at the ticket counter or prepaid online, but no assigned seats so you need to go early or you risk not being sat with your group. The screen rooms are not stadium seating so its a slight lower slope. A seat in the back at this place is actually the best. The seats are leather material but do not recline or have any features like adjustable arm rests -- just a comfy chair. The concessions are mid and lack luster so I recommend eating before your film and just enjoy a box of candy and slushy there if you need to. For accessibility it's decent with the accessibility parking on the side. They need automatic doors. The bathroom smelled awful so I just washed my hands and got out.

This is a small movie theatre in the city of Columbia and overall it is good for what it is! It is…read morevery small with only a few theatre rooms and small concessions stand so there can be a wait to get your tickets and get inside the theaters. The prices are reasonable especially since they give student discounts! I can tell this theatre is old because the seats are quite worn but if you're just looking to see a casual movie the prices are reasonable. I cannot comment on the concessions since I haven't bought any though

I remember watching Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause years ago here.read more

Very nice theatre for a small town like Centerville. Was very surprised in how nice it was when I…read morefirst moved here, having previously been a regular to the Ottumwa 8. Fridley 4 may have half the selection of the aforementioned, but the cleanliness, price, and comfort far outweighs their offerings. My only complaint is to try to avoid showings in theatre 4 as that screen is pretty small, but most of the time that is reserved for movies that have been running for more than opening week. Pro tip: go on Tuesdays!