What's more quintessential summer bucket list than a drive-in movie!!!!…read more Evergreen Drive-In has been doing drive-ins for way longer than I've been alive and they know how to make the experience perfect! With three movie screens and lots, you always have options to pick from when coming to a movie. We were prepared for large crowds as we went for Toy Story 5's opening weekend. You can arrive earlier than the listed box office time. We showed up at 6:30 and drove right in! Come early, grab a spot, and enjoy the summer! We came hungry so we stopped by the Concession Stand. They do request that you don't bring your own food... and you won't be disappointed with the options. We, of course, grabbed the commemorative large popcorn bucket.. it was the perfect amount for 4 adults! I also snagged a Pepperoni Roll, large coke, and a box of Bunch-a-Crunch! The prices are reasonable and help to keep this community icon up and running for years to come. As you enter, they give you a list of rules and a small bag for any trash. Both of these keep the place clean and avoid any issues throughout the night. I cannot wait to come back for more movies all summer long!!

Great theatre!! Staff is very friendly and helpful. Great place for people of all ages.read more

I love the nostalgia of a drive-in flick. I drove an hour frm West Mifflin, PA to experience said…read morenostalgia for a first-run movie: Top Gun: Maverick. First, be warned they accept cash only for everything -- admission and food. I was glad i saw the info posted before going. There are 3 screens, 2 movies each ne after the other, all first-runs, and one common concession stand and restrooms. The restroom was clean and there were toilet paper and paper towels before the movie began (and no line on a Friday night). There was a line for the concessions but it moved along. My complaint of the evening?? How hard is it to pop fresh popcorn?? That IS a prime staple if going to any movie. It was soooOoooOo stale. Though they gathered from the usual popcorn case, there was no popping in evidence, but rather huge bags of it in the corner. Very sad (a movie-going crime) and why i gave 4 vs 5 stars. Pricing was to be expected -- 14 bucks for a hotdog, large fountain soda, and medium popcorn. Parking was easy,viewing was good. Sound was on a particular FM station they let you know via a flyer they give when you arrive and pay. Price is per person (i paid 9 dollars for adult price). Exiting was easy. The drive home was torrential downpours and scary but not affecting this review or movie-going experience!

Bring your own food! I'm still gagging over the overdone…read morecorn dog that was COLD! I got a corn dog and a diet Mt Dew. He got 2 hot dogs, fries, a fountain drink, and a not full large popcorn. I'm out $40 bucks and disgusted. Did I mention the 8 young men in the concession stand patting themselves on the back for how well they did on the BURNT 8 inch pizza they handed over to some sucker that paid $15 for it! Or the one cussing because he burned a funnel cake and had to start over? I'm hungry. I'm pissed. And I should have insisted on stopping at Sheetz for a hoagie that would have been made to order and affordable. Don't let drive in "nostalgia" get the better of you here. This place is nothing short of NASTY and over priced. To make things worse, the Golf Cart Gestapo decided my little Ford EcoSport was a full blown SUV, not the car the State calls it when I register it or the insurance company insured it as, or the dealership sold it to me as, and we were ORDERED to park in the BACK ROW with the oversized and full sized TRUCKS! The place wasn't even close to being full except for the big trucks in the last row that could all see over the broken down shed in the middle of the lot, which we needed to move twice to see over. I'll give it to the owner for giving my $20 admission fee back despite the Gestapo input. The $40 I lost on that disgusting crap they called food couldn't be recouped, but I can report them to the health department for what that concession stand was serving and how they were putting it together! To think, I was a huge supporter when this place was begging for help to stay open. So much for nostalgia. Especially when the price for a seat at the luxury cinema costs the same as here, (a perk of being a Senior Citizen), and you don't get accosted for sitting where you can SEE the movie, even if it's only one and not a double feature. I won't say don't waste your time, because I still love the drive in movie experience, I just won't be having that experience at Brownsville Drive In ever again. As for the Golf Cart Gestapo, your face was priceless when I got my money back, despite your racing down to talk to the owner before I could, and despite the "No Refund" sign in the window, and despite you barking I was getting nothing but kicked out. EDIT...By their own website photos, Actual SUVs are parked throughout the lot and NOT in the back row. Sad. All I wanted was a nice night out. Beware the Golf Cart Gestapo. What I failed to mention earlier was the number of times I said "We're moving, leave us alone. Shut up, leave us alone, we're moving". What a horrible experience!

It's really great that there is still a drive-in that we can take our kids to and share this…read moreexperience. We usually try to get here early so the kids can run around and play for a bit. We always have to visit the concessions stand. My kids normally want the popcorn and icees. We don't get to come as much as we like to but usually have a great time when we do get to come.

How didn't I know about this place sooner?! What a perfect retro vibe. Make sure to get there 20…read moremin before your movie starts. KT sells out fast. Try to bring a small car if you wanna be put up front. Not every spot has speakers which is why they have you tune your car radio in. Make sure to bring blankets to have even in the summer because mosquitos will get you. Some people burn citronella candles. Bring an extra handheld radio if you wanna sit out on a blanket because the speakers that are on the posts only go so far! Make sure to eat at the concession stand so this place stays in business!

This is a fantastic place to see a movie or two. There is a big screen and a large parking…read morelot/viewing area. Take a radio, or you can rent one there. You can also use your vehicle's radio, but beware of draining your battery. You can watch the movie from inside your vehicle comma or bring a blanket to watch from outside. Some people get creative and watch from the beds of their trucks, a van seat on the grass, etc. Before the movies begin, kids usually play together in the big grassy area in front of the screen -- where it's too close to park and see the movies. The whole place is kept very clean, and the snack bar is filled with all the "tterrific but horrible" movie theater offerings you would expect, including nachos, burgers, ice cream, and (of course) candy, pop, and popcorn! But, these prices are much more realistic and reasonable than at the walk in theaters. The staff is wonderfully friendly, and there have always been two working pinball machines when we visit! The audio and visual quality of the movies is always terrific. You'll also get to see some nostalgic advertising - like the countdown in between the movies, which I'm guessing is actually from the era it depicts. (If not, it does a great job at making it seem that way to a modern audience.)

Who doesn't love a drive in? Great selection of snacks and friendly folks that work there : )read more

very affordable prices. open seating theater with plenty of…read moreseats. there were a lot of children in the theater but they were all respectful and quiet during the movie. bathrooms available inside. plenty of free parking in their lot

Great to have this theater at Deep Creek as a way to mix up the activities for vacations or…read moreretreats in Garrett County. Won't be confused for art house anything so at times disappointed less commercial options not available. Get the largest popcorn and a free refill to have some for the next day at home.

So charming! Great picture on the screen and super friendly staff. We weren't able to keep the…read morecar running to listen to the audio because of our running lights so they provided a boombox! The concession stand has delicious snacks and is very reasonably priced. And we brought the dog and they gave him a milk one

New releases, great concession stand and friendly staff. Great way to spend a summer evening.read more

This review is long overdue!…read more This drive-in is a treasure!!! As you know, there are not many drive-ins left in the world, and Its fabulous that Johnstown keeps this alive!! I grew up going to the drive-in with my family. Not much has changed, but thats the beauty of it! Its vintage and charm are sweet!! You tune in the audio on your car radio and enjoy the double feature ! Two (current) movies for a great price! Don't forget to visit the concession stand for goodies! Love this place, love these memories!!!

First time here and had no idea that it existed - with places in the extended region like PA and WV…read more- this spot I would have never known. Came to watch Toy Story 4 - without seeing the second or third ones, and pulled up to the area. It's not too glamorous which I don't think it needs to be - what's cool is the radio in your car is used for the audio. I would say I would have like to try the snack bar but we had just ate. Overall for price and a one-time - good pick

Can't hear the movie at all, you have to turn your car on to get to the radio that plays the movie…read moresound, which is an inconvenience. I do not recommend this place at all.

Drive in theaters are becoming more and more hard to come by these days. Besides the Starlight…read moreDrive In, the only other one I know of is the Dependable drive in located in Moon. Compared to that drive in, I definitely prefer this one! As much as I love it here, there are pros and cons, and lately the cons outweigh the pros. Some of the things I love about this place are not only the nostalgia, but the incredible menu they have at their concession stand! Some of the menu items include pizza, burgers, pretzels, nachos, ice cream, popcorn, hot dogs, candy, slushees, and so much more! I love the food here, and I never have a problem spending my money to help support a small business, however, we spent over $50 just on food here, and to me that is a bit expensive. My date and I went recently to watch the new Elvis movie and the new Ethan Hawk movie called "The Black Phone". The gates during the summer on Friday's and Saturday's open at 7:15, and since the first movie doesn't start until sundown, we decided to arrive around 8. When we arrived, we spent about 20 minutes waiting in line, which was to be expected. The line for the concession stand was out the door, which was also to be expected. Going to events like these, I tend to be more patient. I know most of the staff is young kids in high school working their summer jobs, so I do tend to be easier on getting angry over things that would upset most people. That being said, I think it would be great if the owners put in a bigger kitchen, because we got in line at 8:20 and as we were opening the door to our truck, after waiting in line for about an hour, we almost missed the beginning of our movie as it was just staring. The kitchen seems to be very inefficient, and a resolution to that problem would definitely be to get another one of those pizza ovens they have. So many people wanted pizza, including me, and they could only do one at a time. The staff got orders mixed up too, other people complained that they waited for over and hour for pizza, and that other customers were getting their pizza orders before people who were waiting a good while. The thing that made the experience very unenjoyable was everyone's lack of respect for the rules. I love coming here, and I have been for quite a few years now, but after last night I'm just not sure I want to anymore. The website for this drive in has a TON of rules, rules that I totally respect. Rules that honestly make a lot of sense to have! It's a shame that I was one of the very few people to follow them. At least a dozen times during the movie, my date and I were blinded by other drivers bright lights. Movies on other screens would end, and many people would leave, and turn their bright high beams on, totally blinding anyone in their path. This distracted me from watching the films I came to watch. There are many mentions on the website about being courteous to other patrons, by not putting on your lights during movies, and to not leave in the middle of the movie. So many people disobeyed this rule. At a certain point it definitely made me angry to keep putting my arm up to block the bright lights. What made me angrier, was that not one staff member even tried enforcing their rules. In fact, the staff made many disturbances too. Many times a group of staff members would ride their golf carts back and forth to the dumpster to dump trash, only to be loud and carrying on and laughing while I'm trying to watch the movie. So disappointed in how this drive in operates. It's definitely becoming less of a place for couples to go watch films together. I guess I'm just let down by the fact that they have so many rules, rules that could end with banning, no refunds, and even police involvement, and yet not one staff member is telling any disrespectful patron to turn their lights off or telling staff to keep it down. I doubt I'm be coming back here for a while if I'm being truthful, all of what happened just really put a damper on the mood with my date last night, and that was very upsetting to me.

I've been catching movies at Century Square Luxury Cinemas in West Mifflin for years now, all the…read moreway back to its old Maxisaver dollar-theater days (ha ha boy there were some antics back then). They completely flipped the script with the massive, comfy recliners and assigned seating, but the absolute best part is that their ticket prices are still way cheaper than the massive chain theaters like the Waterfront.

Clean, attractive, but desperately needs new reclining seats to be considered a luxury theater…read more Concessions are outrageously priced.