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 is one of my favorite drive ins. I love that it is grassy and cools off by show time. The…read morepeople running it seem laid back. We stop by the snack bar every time to support the drive in.

Ok,For those of u that remember going as a little kid or teen to a drive- in , movie that seem to…read morebe non-existent, these days. In NJ we had a few in South Jersey but they closed decades ago becuz of the huge multiplexes. I heard about this place and wanted so badly to check it out. Now if u live where I do or close to the Philly area it's about a 2 hour and a half . But it's def worth the trip. It would be cool, for a family and kids as kids r free 11 and under which is a big savings $$$$$. They have your drive in which late last year in August the price $8 a person . U can't beat it . My girlfriend and her kids and I left early to get there by dusk .Get there early so u can get a good place since u r outside with this massive screen . Plus, I would recommend to bring goodies we had a cooler for drinks and brought snacks and hoagies. But they have a place where they sell the usual movie eats like popcorn, ice cream, hotdogs, corn dogs, drinks. The great thing is it is kinda nostalgic since I remember them in my early teens. And it's so cool to be outside instead of inside a theater and watch several movies for one price. They run the current movies and I also checked out the Midway's snack center which most where with kids buying drinks , popcorn ,,and candy. If you don't mind driving a couple hours, it is worth the trip. I had a blast It was just so much fun . Def , check it out , I def want to go back and stay overnight since the town is quaint and not overdeveloped like most towns. Def hope it is open in 2017.

Wonderful drive-in theater! Really good food! Tons of family fun. Great for families. I do highly…read morerecommend.

What a fantastic stop for family fun or a date night! We have a cabin close to Kane and make this…read morean annual treat for the kids! The staff here is so sweet and attentive to making sure you have a great time. Prices are so reasonable at the snack shop too so there is no need to not come super hungry! They also have a mini golf course to play before the movies start if you need something to pass the time.

Great nostalgia vibe in a country setting. Plays the Star Spangled Banner before the Movies start…read more Great price for a carload. People question their food prices, but go to any movie theater. That is a huge part of their income. People were super friendly. Stopped there on a visit from North Carolina and will def be back next time in the area. Not many drive-ins where I am from.

New second screen parking guarantees that half of the people there can only see half of the screen…read moreand this is added to by the inconsiderate people that seem to deliberately park in front of you no matter where you go. All of this could have been fixed by correctly installing the second screen with proper parking or mounting the screen higher. We've been coming here for years but I will not be bringing my family back here under any circumstances.

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

We have been going to Haar's for 30 years now only thing that they need to address is the lack of…read moreupdates on the website so planning trips there is almost impossible. I take it as they just don't even care if they have your business

Great place, good movies and good snack bar food. I go to Haars multiple times a year and enjoy it…read moreevery time.

My husband and I have been coming here for years! I'm so happy that they found a way to open safely…read moreduring COVID 19. We would be heartbroken if they had to close. The staff was friendly and diligent about kindly enforcing their social distancing policies and answering customers questions. The parking spaces are 16 feet apart so there's a sufficient amount of space between you and other cars. They now use the FanFood app to order from their concession stand. I haven't ordered food yet since we arrived, but it seems straightforward. You pay through the app and not at the window. Two out of the three screens are currently playing double features. People wore masks when they were in close proximity to others. I felt safe the entire time we were here and would encourage others to visit and support this local business. Also as a plus, we are still allowed to bring our dog! We'll be back!

I really liked this drive-in…read more.. I haven't been to many but this is one of the better ones I've been to. Though the entrance is a bit tight for a truck once you're inside it is spacious to move around be in. Another feature is that they had movies on three ginormous screens and played a total of six movies! Maybe not impressive to some but it was to me. The video played was all digital and the sound on the FM stations they used were loud and crystal clear. I was honestly surprised at how good an experience we had. This place makes me wish we had one of these I our area of FL.

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

Cumberland Drive-In is a true gem! One of only 321 drive-in theaters left in America, it just…read morecelebrated its 74th anniversary this year. At 40 years old, this was my very first time at a drive-in movie, and to say I was excited is an understatement! I managed to catch the very last weekend of the season, and both films showing were horror movies. Was it the wisest choice for my first drive-in experience? Probably not. But I couldn't resist checking it out before the fall weather got too chilly--so yes, my very first drive-in movie was The Conjuring: Last Rites. Why not go big? We reserved a parking spot online for $10, which gave us peace of mind even though the lot wasn't full that night (maybe because it was the last day of the season, maybe because it was horror night). Either way, we got an excellent spot just a few rows back from the absolutely massive screen--about 40 ft by 60 ft! I even had to grab a selfie at the base of it to show just how huge it was. Tickets were $10 per person, and since you can bring your own snacks and drinks, it makes for an affordable night out. We did check out the snack bar too, and I was impressed--it had way more than a typical theater: burgers, hot dogs, chicken tenders, and more, all reasonably priced. The bathrooms nearby were well-labeled, lit, and clean. Tuning into the movie on the car radio at 88.7 FM was easy, and one of my favorite parts was the retro intros and national anthem before the movie started. They felt like they had been playing since the theater first opened in 1951--charming, nostalgic, and completely perfect. Settled in with my blanket, the passenger seat heater cranked up, and a big bowl of homemade popcorn and trail mix, I was in drive-in heaven. The movie was fun, but honestly, this review is about the experience, and Cumberland Drive-In delivered everything I could have hoped for. It was easy to find (GPS took us right to it), stress-free, and an unforgettable way to spend a late summer evening. I'll definitely be back next year--though probably for something other than a horror flick. Highly recommend making the trip and experiencing this slice of Americana for yourself!

I don't know how we missed this drive in in our rotation of ones we go to, but it's definitely been…read moreadded in. We went on a nice evening in September to see the new Beetlejuice and Trap. We reserved our spots ahead of time but found that wouldn't have been necessary. The tickets were cheap enough for all of us to watch 2 new movies and the snack bar was also super cheap. We always try to patronize the snack bars when we go to the drive in since we've found out that's where they are able to earn most of their money. You can bring your own radio or get one from the snack bar. There is a nice grassy area in the front under the screen that kids can play in and everything is pretty relaxed at this drive in. Given it's one of the closer ones to us, we're going to be back again for their next season.

I find that I like the popcorn more buttery. I found the drink price kind. the movie theater…read moreitself seemed more like a museum piece than a great theater, I like a bigger screen. there are couple seats in the back of the main floor, and there is a balcony, which is cool. they no doubt work with groups for special events. Overall a nice experience, and I am very glad they are open. They are currently run as a non-profit. it would be a nice date night, just choose a different restaurant than I did if you want a dinner and a movie. Their web site is a bit sparse, but check also their facebook for what's on. I hope to go back.

I support the theatre & try to attend as many performances as I can…read more There don't seem to be as many movies available as in the past