Saw the final Mission Impossible there last Spring and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience! The…read moreacoustics was excellent! Clean theater and the staff were nice and pleasant. The tickets, popcorn and drink were reasonably priced!

It was FREEZING!!!! The seats were old & not very comfy, and the concession area didn't have an…read moreICEE-like drink. But mostly it was just freezing cold!

Theater website showed F1 showing 7/31/2025. Went with a friend to watch this movie and it was NOT…read moreshowing. I asked the employee about it being advertised on their website and he just blamed his boss.

Amazing service even better owners. Best popcorn in the world. Must see in Winslow!!!read more

One screen movie theatre. Took my soon when we were staying nearby in Greer. Loved it, quaint and…read morecozy, it felt like you were watching a movie at the turn of the century, great experience. Will go back.

I just love having a theater in our little town that plays current movies! Great date night, now if…read morewe could have a dinner restaurant that's NOT Mexican food or pizzas!Don't get me wrong, I love Mexican food, but just crave a good old fashioned diner food meal sometimes.

By far the coolest theater I have been to in a long time! Looks like it is family owned with a mom…read moretaking the tickets and two daughters running the concessions. They take pride in their theater by loading on the extra butter for your popcorn and having a super clean theater. The inside has a cabin decor that makes you feel welcome and the people running it make you also feel welcome. It's one theater, there is no reserve seating and your ticket is a sticky note, popcorn is Guaranteed fresh (they have one showing) and the soda is crisp. It was a good time if you want a break while passing through or end up staying In Town some where and they have a show going.

We enjoy seeing movies at this theater. This theater has all the latest movie releases…read more Chuck and Joanne

Great small town theatre with 8 screens. Family owned and very personal service. As I am fussy…read moreabout my popcorn they really strive to accommodate my three layer style. It was perfect and the lady working there (Teddy)could not be nicer. She made our visit great and is now our favorite theatre when in the mountains.

It's great that we have a theater in our little city. I wish that they had updated seats and a…read morelarger screen. But I'm just spoiled coming from Southern California. I like that you can buy your tickets online now and they are putting together something that you can scan and it'll print out your tickets or you don't have to wait on them at the concessions. Concessions are a little on the pricey side and limited very basic options. Again, I was spoiled before.

Everything you want in a small town theater. Also,…read moreeverything you don't want. Previews included an invitation to a free screening of Covidland - a series by Alex Jones. Yes, Alex Jones who said chemicals are making frogs gay, Sandyhook was fake, and that aliens are forcing us "... to merge with AI computers and become cyborg slaves of Satan." That's a direct quote, people. Also being screened - Endgame (NOT from Marvel) 2000 Mules Plandemic Rigged Dark Secrets And something from the Pillow Guy Every kind of misinformation is available for free, in air conditioned comfort. Keeping Payson regressive since 2001... 3rd star goes to the kid at the concession counter who is a wizard at layering butter in the popcorn.

ZERO STARS. Yeah, it's that bad…read more When you walk into this theater there is a stagnant smell. There are signs and indications all over that this is establishment is not going to do any upkeep at all. They do not care about providing a clean environment for their paying customers. One of the most disturbing signs is that the women's restroom door is ajar. Anyone using the wheelchair/handicap accessible stall in the women's room will be in full view of anyone in the foyer. This is unacceptable! If a handicapped person happens to need assistance in the restroom wherein the bathroom stall door cannot be closed there will be no privacy for that individual! I will not be back. Ever! Filthy, smelly, disgusting. They have no respect for the people who pay the bills.

The White Mountain Village 8 theater is terrible. EVERYTHING is filthy. You don't even want to…read moresit in the seats, and you definitely don't want to use the restroom. This theater has been going downhill for the past several years and it's worse than ever now.

This roadside attraction isn't cheap but it delivers. You want to see where a meteor hit old…read morePlanet Earth and left a giant crater? Well, I do, and that's exactly what you get. I don't know why so many Yelpers refer to this business as a "scam." The name of the business is METEOR CRATER and that is what you get to see. What exactly were you expecting? Make sure you take the free tour. If you don't take the tour, I just don't know what to say. Inside the main building, there is a decent area with exhibits you can peruse and check out the history of other meteors that hit the earth. Some of the other meteors left craters far, far bigger than this one. Our tour was about an hour long or so--I cannot remember how long exactly--but you get to walk along the rim and hear interesting stories about all the mining efforts inside the crater and the loonies who have fallen in and so on. Even a plane crashed inside this thing. Again, make sure you take the tour. We didn't have time to watch the free movie, although I wish I had done so. There is also a separate area of young kids. There are several free looking devices (you know, those stationary binocular type things) outside the main structure where you can look into the crater. Those are fun to use. Yes, this is expensive but this is also a roadside attraction that is worth the detour. Plan on spending about two hours here. They also have a little cafe with food and booze (including espresso martinis, for goodness sake), if you really want or need to get liquored up in the middle of nowhere, I guess.

We made a stop at Meteor Crater during our road trip, one of those places you feel like you should…read moresee at least once. And to be fair... it is impressive. It's exactly what it sounds like, a massive crater, and there are some interesting exhibits and information that make it a neat, educational stop (especially for kids). The staff was also very friendly, and the clerk at the front desk was especially welcoming, which we appreciated. That said, if I'm being completely honest, the price point was hard to justify. At $29 per person, it felt very steep for the overall experience. For what's offered, something in the $12-$15 range would feel much more reasonable. I'm glad we saw it, for us it was one of those "check it off the list" places, but not something I would personally return to or go out of my way to recommend at the current price.