We are so incredibly lucky to have had this theatre here for 16 years. They put on amazing shows…read moreevery season. The leaders all live locally and are incredible actors. They are all so friendly. They have had several premieres here and support playwrights as well as partner with MSU and a rep theatre in Detroit. You will be hooked.

Had a pretty solid experience watching Lilo & Stitch here recently, despite it being the nosiest…read morecrowd for a movie I've been to in a long time haha. I'm used to dodging crowds when going to the movies and for a film like Lilo & Stitch, one could imagine how many were there. Also, with a start time of 7pm (that actually didn't start until almost 7:30), you can imagine the younger kids starting not to behave as well haha. I knew what I was getting into so no one's fault at the end of the day but one thing I think would help is maybe some WD-40 on the seats? Those kids could not sit still and even I can't the whole time so every move you make becomes obvious to the whole theater haha. Aside from some nitpicks that aren't even really nitpicks, this is a great theater to go to for how much it costs compared to most of the options around Ingham County. The classic movie theater vibe gives a unique charm to this place as well! The service here was as quick as they could be with how many people they had lined up, they kept a smile on their faces the whole time though and were friendly to each individual in line! (That popcorn was pretty dang good too) Lastly, I wanted to say that because of their hours of operation, you should probably go into a movie here, especially if it's a kids movie, knowing it will be a bit crowded and a bit loud. If that bothers you and you can't tune it out for the price, go to one of the chains or watch at home!

This is an excellent find in Grand Ledge. Great atmosphere to watch a movie. Movie tickets and…read moreconcessions prices are extremely reasonable. Talked to the owner after the show. He enjoys what he does and it shows. Trust.

Comfortable chairs where every seat is a good seat. Nice to catch a fun movie on the big screen.read more

This has been my favorite movie theater for almost two decades!…read more I'm here basically every week, sometimes more than once a week and it is my home away from home! I love the concessions they offer as well as the restaurant quality food they bring to your seats for an unbeatable price! The seats are also some of the most comfortable theater seats you can get, I love when I end up in the auditorium with the heated seats!!! Lastly, the staff, I have nothing but great things to say about them. They keep things running smoothly, keep things super clean and are very friendly and accommodating! Can't wait to be back later this week!

An interesting hole-in-the-wall oddity/paranormal/antique mortuary science museum. It's small, but…read moredon't let that deter you--the owner leads tours for $5 that are chalk-full of stories about many of the items in the highly curated collection. The tour I was on lasted for about an hour and went in-depth into the history of the cooling/embalming table, embalming process, voodoo exhibit, and several of the paranormal dolls housed within the museum, ending with the choice to peer into a haunted--some may even describe as "cursed"--mirror fragment. If you appreciate the odd, paranormal, macabre, or gothic, this place is definitely worth a visit! It's located inside an indoor market past a record store. I wish I could've nabbed a t-shirt or pin, but didn't see anything for sale in the store (could have missed them, though).

The owner was very rude! We were having a party for my nephew, and as I am walking in the door with…read morea full and heavy crockpot he starts saying something (which I could not make out over the loud music, distance, and his accent. Instead of walking from behind the counter to give us instruction he kept trying to communicate over the loud noise. It was clear he didnt want use to move any further because he kept saying something... finally I just went to the room with the food. Prior to the party starting he was very rude to my sister and mother. Most of the adults with our party also commented about how rude the man was as well. Also, conflicting times are posted on the web. And need to be updated. The only reason I gave it a 1 star is because despite the nasty attitude of the owner, the kids had a blast.

I've struggled with this review. It was a good experience for the kids, but I felt a bit confused…read moreabout some of the policies. Let me explain .... The gentlemen made all party members stay in the small party room unless it was our "designated jump time". This included when no one else was in the facility. I had brought my 5 year old to the birthday party and payed for her 10 year old sister to tag along and jump. She was forced into the party room with us, as was another party attendees sister.

So much history packed into this museum…read more They have their own parking lot so finding a spot was a breeze. We went on a Friday morning right when they opened and we had the place to ourselves for the majority of our visit. Having my brother-in-law, a retired automotive engineer, along made it even better. The history was fascinating. My favorite was the half scale working model and full scale side by side of Mama & Baby REO. The replica of the boardroom with the angled table to show who was in power gave a snapshot of board meetings of the past. We took our time walking through. Seeing the EV-1 was especially interesting. If you are a car buff, this would be a must do while in Lansing.

This museum is packed full of cars and vehicles, plus related memorabilia and some footage of some…read moreof the vehicles in action. There is also a lawnmower section. It is named for Ransom Eli Olds, who was a leader in both Olds Motor Works and REO Motor Car Company. The set up of the traffic lights provided quite a bit of entertainment for the family. They offer one car to get in and out of for a photo opportunity, a 1954 Oldsmobile Super 88 Convertible. The rest are for observation, and there are quite a few interesting ones. A "Mama" and "Baby" set is fun to see - the baby is a miniature replica of the full sized mama car. There's also an early EV to see. They have a small paved lot available (check signage, however, as some spots are reserved). Staff was friendly. If you are interested by the history of cars or are accompanied by car enthusiasts, this is well worth a stop!

AMAZING small town theater! One of the few left. The 5 dollar tickets and cheap snacks make this…read morespot perfect for the Charlotte demographic. You can't beat a 5 dollar blockbuster! With only 2 movie times daily, make sure you plan your day accordingly. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!

Really not a bad place, considering movies are $4-5 and they stay completely up to date with new…read morefeatures. The staff are all very friendly, despite how busy it might get. I remember coming here all growing up and it was "the place to be" on a Friday night. Also the place where I think I saw Titanic over 5 times. The only few downsides that keep it from a stellar 5-star rating is that the seats are REALLY small. Not only for how wide they are, but the rows are all extremely close together and it virtually gives you no leg or even knee room. Also when it's on the busier side, the line inside for food gets wrapped around and begins to blend with the ticket line, making it confusing and slightly annoying. But then, hey, your entire family can go to the movies for $5 each. And did I mention the popcorn is downright amazing?!

Always a great experience at the Sun Theatre. Everything is…read moreaffordable and the owners are wonderfully friendly. We've seen some of the best movies at the Sun Theatre.

The ticket prices for $4 for everyone. That's hard to beat nowadays. Throw in that their huge tub…read moreof popcorn costs $3; I'm hooked. The theatre is huge, holding about 330 people. It has plenty standing room, however since it's so dated, the bathroom is tiny. Well, the ladies' bathroom stall at least. There is no knee room while using the potty. That's probably the biggest downfall of this theatre. Sure, not too many people make it out to Williamston, but I'd rather go there and spend $20 on 2 tickets, 2 tubs of popcorn, 2 drinks and 2 candies, then just spending $20 on 2 tickets at other megaplex theatres. Also, parking is free. Always a nice perk. They got Alvin and the Chipmunks the Squeakquel opening day, and it is definitely the cheapest ticket for that movie right now. And for what they're charging, you could probably afford to see it twice with the kids.