Cheap movies at a 2 for 1 price, can't beat that. They had a new sign out front which was a bit…read moreover the top in all the right ways. The grounds were in good shape and the snack bar had some murals on the outside. Snacks were very cheap, but the quality of some of the food was reflective of that. I would stick to the popcorn, candy and soda here. That being said, it is important to support the snack bar at places like this. So make sure to stop in, it's what keeps them open. I would stop by here again if I was in the area, the value for the money is well worth it.

Its a bare bones drive in - so you can't expect a whole lot. Most drive-ins have vanished so…read morekeeping one alive isn't the easiest thing in the entire world. The concession stand is old and takes forever to get something, but that isn't out of the ordinary at any old movie theater either. The movie quality was above average. The sound is great, they still have the old school speakers you can put in your window (and they work) or you can use your radio. I was surprised they still have the speakers, most drive-ins have gotten rid of those long ago. The bathrooms were sub-par, but again, what do you expect for an outdoor theater operating on their last dollars. As a guy it wasn't that bad for me - I can imagine for a girl it wouldn't be the best. But for $25 myself, my girl, and her two kids watched 2 movies for $25 - that isn't bad at all. Going to the theater would have run us at least $40 per movie would be my guess.

What a beautiful theater! I've been to this theater a couple of times now, and I've always had a…read morepleasant experience. The new renovations make this theater absolutely sparkle. The stairs in the balcony section are steep but I found the seats, themselves, to be quite comfortable. The sound and view from my seats were also always excellent. The ushers are very helpful and friendly as well. I can't wait to come back for another performance!

Gorgeous theatre in downtown Syracuse. Parking is available on street or at several parking garages…read moresurrounding the area, be prepared to pay extra for event pricing if you go with a garage. The venue made check in quick and easy which was appreciated. The theatre did feel crowded at times but we were able to navigate to our seats with no issue. Bathrooms located on upper and lower level were clean. Food and drinks were available including beer and wine. Food options were limited to candy and snack items. The sound carried well for our concert and the seats were okay. Not the most comfortable but I understand it is an older theatre. I only wish we had more room for dancing during the show, as it was a tight squeeze. The theatre has many striking features that give it a grand feeling. You can look around and see history in the design. Overall, a good experience seeing David Byrne in concert here.

Friendly open attendees. Everyone was open, non judgmental, and willing to help. I was talking to a…read moreguy that wanted to pay my way in so he could do things for me. I wonder where I could talk to that guy again...

I was looking for some distraction during a business trip, caught some reviews and a website for…read morethis place. I was there last night, without any predisposition about the Paris. First off, the weather was terrible cold and windy. I figured that would knock down the traffic inside, and I was right. Seemed slow but I had no point of reference regarding popularity. Any way; I loved the layout. Reminds me of the adult theaters from the Golden Age of Porn. comfortable seating, plenty of room and space for quiet conversation. With the double ticket purchase option I roamed freely between the two separated theater spaces. Which btw have ample seating for an audience. The gentleman working was amazingly respectful and helpful as I was a stranger in a strange land! The films shown were old dvd's with typical boring story lines. but it's really about the patrons not the movies. Any how- I give it four stars because of the nostalgia I have for a time gone by. I hope to be back in warmer weather when people are out and about!

Great experience at the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology. We went on a Sunday…read moreand it was not crowded, which made it easy to walk around and enjoy the exhibits at our own pace. There are a lot of informative and interactive areas, including exhibits on memory, energy, plate tectonics, Earth science, the geodynamo, chip chemistry, and the Micron memory megafab. I especially liked that the museum had enough depth for adults to actually learn something, while still being very kid-friendly with hands-on displays and play areas for younger children. My only small gripe is that a few of the exhibits and interactive devices felt older or worn, and some were not fully functional during our visit. Given the age of the museum and how much hands-on use these exhibits probably get from younger visitors, it is understandable. Hopefully they continue repairing and refreshing them, because the museum itself is definitely worth supporting and revisiting. The building itself is also pretty cool, with a historic exterior and a spacious multi-level layout inside. Overall, this is a great educational stop for families, kids, and adults who enjoy science, technology, and learning something new. Highly recommended.

Customer service wanted to buy tickets as announced at concession stand. Told well duh no ones…read morethere go to the front after spending $$ to get in a rip off. Learn how to treat people. Sad state of affairs the building is in water leaks all over. Use to be so nice place to visit

I came to this facility after the 2017 Northeast Jazz and Wine Festival for the late night session…read more The facility was great. There was ample parking all around, there was free food left over from the VIP tent, cash bar, great seating (three rows of stadium seating for an intimate gathering) and some table seating in the front, and great performers. I was very excited to learn of the venue and hear some great live music to continue to great energy of the jazz festival. I would highly recommend checking out a show and supporting our local artists!

We recently attended their production of Sunday in the Park with George. For a small local theater…read morewhich is located in the basement of a church, they did an amazing job. Not only did they have a live orchestra performing the music, but they had quality vocal mikes, lighting and a great sound system. Plus, the chairs are very comfortable. The playhouse performs year-round with a new show about every 2 months. Some are new, some are edgy, some are humorous, and some are classics.

A hidden upstate NY gem. High quality, changing visual arts exhibitions featuring local & emerging…read moreartists. Well worth a few hours off the beaten track! Had I the time to sign up for one of plenty of interesting programs, I could stay here all day or 2. Beautifully designed gift shop with trendy unique inventory.

If you love Modern Art and you love art made by New Yorkers and you are contemporary I mean really…read morecontemporary you would love this place. Some of the Art Is Out of My League that I just don't get it. Those who do get it will be in love. The current show I was juried and the 70 or so pieces were selected from over 300 entries. This means that you have the best of art from New Yorkers all contemporary , none before 2013. The staff is a sweet nice and kind as you could possibly imagine and it's ready to show you around come on in and enjoy a local Museum

I can't say great, and I can't say bad. What a conundrum at Cayuga. The people at the Seward house…read moreSent me here. The people at the art gallery sent me here. Yelp made it look good too. The thought of seeing things from Edison was sure appealing. The though of the laboratory where sound was added to film was interesting. So I went to the Museum. The Back door was open but I noticed a sign that said to go to the front door, the back was for deliveries. So to the font door. LOCKED. with a sign that said May 15th (two weeks away) while they put in a new exhibit. Disappointing at best. The building is nice from the outside. I wonder what is in there? The Case Film Lab in back - was also locked and who know why I was not allowed to enter. I wonder when I will be in this town again. Moral - or at lest recommendation - Call ahead