There's always something unique about small town movie theaters and this one is no different. There's plenty of parking here, but stopping in a Tuesday meant nearly having the whole lot to choose from.
As a visitor to the area, I was quite surprised at the show prices. Prices here are some of lowest I've seen in years, anywhere! Currently, the most anyone will pay is just $8. I was shocked to find out that shows are just $5 on Tuesdays...all day! I didn't check out the concession prices but would imagine prices aren't too outrageous because you need to move product eventually.
Pandemic protocols are in place. It's been a long time since I've been to a theater as they're under a mandatory shut down back home. There are some plexiglass barriers in place here and workers wear mask. But no all of the audience members were using masks. But there were only 8 of us in this particular screening room. This theater only has four screens but I think that's probably the right about for the area.
If you're a regular movie goer (mostly from any big city) you probably quite aware of the current tread toward fully reclining seats. Well that level has not reached this location yet. You'll find large and long screening rooms here with conventional seating. My seat about mid way from the screen did not rock or recline at all. It seemed to sit a bit low. The cloth seat wasn't hard, but it wasn't soft either. I would say it is very similar to an airline seat in terms of comfort. The thing that I quickly realized was that if anyone had chosen the seat in front of me, that my view would be severely impacted.
The staff I encountered were nice and the theater was really clean. There are definitely a few minor trade offs here, but you can't beat their low prices. No objections to seeing another movie here. read more
