RAIN OR SHINE! One of 400 Drive In Movie Theatres left in the U.S.! I absolutely adore this place…read moreand EVERYONE working here. It's run by the nicest individuals. They even offer delicious snacks and food. Tonight we had pizza rolls and hotdogs- $1.50 each. They even have nachos, fried dough, popcorn and soda. $9 tickets for two featured films- doesn't get any better than this. You cannot beat these prices- better than any cold indoor movie theatre. We watched the movies under a pouring rainy crazy thunderstorm and a starry night sky. It was like you were actually in Lion King! We watched Lion King and Toy Story 4. The people, atmosphere and amenities are phenomenal. We need to support this incredible and historical place. It's timeless! This is how movies should be watched under the stars within the comfort of your car!

We had a nice visit here. The staff were nice and kept the lines moving; both at the gate and in…read morethe snack bar. The snack bar had the traditional faire, and a few surprises. We had their loaded fries which is topped with a homemade sweet n tangy meat sauce. Not bad. A Philly cheesesteak. Even better. The star of the show was a blueberry sundae fried dough. For a moment, I thought my wife was going to leave me and move in to the theater so she could have them every day... After tasting it, I wouldn't blame her. Make sure to support the snack bar, it is how theaters like this stay in business. Obviously you can't beat the value of 2 for 1 priced movies, so what's not to love? I'd stop by again if I were in the area and recommend you do the same.

First drive in theater experience! We went during their reopening weekend so they had special…read moredeals. You pay an admission fee, tune in to their radio, and watch 2 movies. We watched The Father and Guardians of the Galaxy. During the first movie, there were staff going around making sure cars were parked in the right areas and conformed to lights off in cars. However, in the second movie around 11pm, cars would pull up to our site and leave their lights on for about 30 minutes completely blocking our view. Maybe the staff had gone home at that point but it ruined our experience of being able to enjoy our movie. Overall, the drive in was a great experience. Prices are reasonable and I would come here again.

We came here the other night to watch The Conjuring. We almost passed it up as the marquee wasn't…read morelit up at all. Upon arrival we saw it was a ghost town - where was everyone? There was no one at the ticket booth as there was a sign that said to wait. So we waited a bit then we noticed another sign that said proceed to the snack bar - ok. So we paid for our tickets and started to order some snacks - they were all out of pretzels, they hardly had any desirable candy offerings and the large popcorn was barely warm, the butter was off and it was so salty we only ate half of it. I noticed they brought back a sampler plate with Mac and cheese bites, waffle fries, chicken tenders (I think) and pizza rolls for about $16. I would say there was about 20 cars in the whole place on a Saturday night. I have a feeling this place won't stay open much longer which is too bad as it's only 20 mins away from us and we really enjoyed coming here when they used to care more.

I went here last night for Werewolves Within and loved it. The people up front that check your…read moretickets were so friendly and enthusiastic. We ordered chocolate chip cookies and they bring them to your car during the movie. The dude was so pumped about the cookies that I think I love him. But yeah this place is great. Definitely want to go back. I'm gonna do a little side rant about Yelp reviews here because there's something I don't get. I see a lot of great reviews and then a 4 star review. If everything was awesome just give it a 5. Those 4s add up and I feel like people that use Yelp are always looking for the great reviews. You get a 5 and 4 from two people that love something. Now you have a 4.5 that should have been a 5. Definitely order a cookie.

Finally! I'm so excited that I finally got to see a movie here and experience this quirky drive in!…read moreAnd even though it's less quirky than usual- I hear people were NOT allowed to tow their boats in to watch Jaws as in years past, due to Social Distancing of cars- it was still DELIGHTFUL & FUN! The drinks, food, service, staff and vibe were great. They accept/prefer credit cards and allow leashed, well-behaved dogs, even in the Beer Garden. Bathrooms are limited to one person or family group at a time. Masks required when ordering. Hand sanitizer available, and staff was wearing masks CORRECTLY! With such a dearth of fun activities these days, I don't know why they're not sold out every night! Get tickets with the FB page links. It's only 17 miles from Delmar- a beautiful drive less than a half hour. Follow on FB or check the Albany Times Union for movies. There are several each week. My description for those who know these places, is: if the Indian Ladder Brewery and the quirky Strand Theater in Schroon Lake had a baby, it'd be this!

This is just about the flea fair itself, not the drive-in movie theater. It's still a favorite spot…read morefor me to visit in the spring, summer, and fall. For $1 admission, you can discover a treasure trove of goodies, antiques, and even some junky finds (what one person considers junk, another might consider a treasure!). On a good day, the flea fair is full of vendors and people to sell their items. Last week, they had to turn away vendors because they ran out of spots. The drive-in concession stand is open, though they don't have breakfast food options I could see. Still, it's a good option if you're planning to spend the whole day there. The flea fair runs from 6 AM - 2 PM on Sundays, so it's best to get there early, as it tends to fill up quickly on nice days. Also, keep in mind that bad weather days might mean fewer vendors, so plan accordingly. There is also no indoor flea market option. I highly recommend this flea fair; I always leave with something whenever I go.

Circle Drive-In is still in 1990 but in the best way possible. The screen is big and mostly bright,…read moreand the sound quality is solid in the car. The property itself though, has not been updated since it probably opened. Old school popcorn machines, comforting but slightly off putting concession area, and clean but strange bathroom. Again, I say all of this with love. The staff does a good job of getting folks in and getting everyone set up, plus they play all good and recent movies.

One of my favorite places in the area! I was so excited when this place opened as I lived in…read moreGloversville and it takes no time to get to the theater. We used to have to go to the El Rancho, which is also great, but it was a little more of a journey. Now my family comes here most weeks in the summer. I am impressed at how well-maintained this place has been kept, kudos to the owners! It's not easy owning a business in New York State but it always makes me happy to see how busy this place gets, even when it's not so warm outside. Bottom line: great prices, great time, looking forward to coming here sometime when I can visit home in the right season.

Awesome drive-in theater! I'm kind of a big drive-in connoisseur, so I'm trying to visit all of the…read moreNYS drive-ins. I came up from from Dutchess County to visit this gem, I was not disappointed! Can't beat the prices of their concessions here, so definitely give them your support if you visit. And it's in such a picturesque location too. Very cool. The Project 29 Pub and Filling Station across the street is another great business. Pregamed there before the drive-in opened. I will be back in Broadalbin when drive-in season restarts!

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.

Love this theater!…read more Built in 1948, this huge (350 seat!) theater is vintage but has been fully modernized, with a digital projector and Dolby. They show a mix of feature films, including the big-name first-run attractions but only have one screen. Technical quality is excellent. The arched roof (built on wooden beams--like a wooden ship, upside down) makes it like a big tube and you get that big movie theater sound. I love the history and the lobby is like a little museum. The original projector, a carbon-arc, 16-mm film projector, is there next to a display case (which used to be the candy counter) with old tickets, signage, and relics of the past. The lobby has posters from old showings, like Godfather, The Graduate. The ticket booth and many of the furnishings are original but the place is very clean and well organized. Fun fact: Originally the Harden Theater, named for its founder, it became the Arden Theater when the H fell off the marquee and the owner didn't want to be bothered to replace it. We had a birthday party there and the owner, Kristina was very helpful. They showed a movie at 10:30 on a Saturday, then we had cake and snacks in the lobby, then went to a local pizza place. Fun place for a party and a great theater.

It's a classic theater with a great old time vibe. Very clean. Family owned. I've been to it twice…read moreso far and looking forward to more this year.

The good - the screen was decent sized and the picture was good. Prices are not bad ($6.50 for…read morematinee). The bad - theatre 7 looked like it hadn't been renovated since the 90s and there was a kind of nasty smell that never really went away. Also, and this is personal preference, but the music they play pre-show was absolutely terrible. All in all, not a terrible theatre for films you don't care about seeing in really good theatres.

Visited here on SUN 10/12 to watch "The Smashing Machine" while we were vacationing in the…read moreCooperstown HOF & we were pleased all around. Definitely a little bit of an older, smaller style cinema located in the middle of the Southside Mall in Oneonta NY, but the actual theaters themselves are pleasantly upgraded with beautiful reclining leather seats with a swivel table. Nice touch! Now just need to upgrade the bathrooms & concession areas...

All of it. Great independent movie theater. No tremendous crowds, well priced tickets and snacks…read more Features a home-grown preview film of our sweet town.

I bought gift cards. Buy local! Shop local. Support our communities. Keep independent, family…read moreowned businesses alive.

A most beautiful theatre... and I love the price and the Wednesday afternoon matinee. And then…read morethere is always the possibility of being able to sit upstairs.. It's a grand theatre..

The Walton Theater is a great little theater. It's very unique in that it has been restored quite…read morea bit to it's original appearance. The town raised money to purchase a digital movie system a few years ago rather than lose the movie portion of the theater. There are other things going on there, Coffee Houses, Christmas shows and they have a classic movie night once a week, I believe. You can get a soda/tea, popcorn or other snack and admission for two for under $20!