Took the grandkids to their first drive in movie. They flipped out being able to watch a movie in…read morethe car. This is just a great family outing. We got there early so the kids could enjoyed everything. They ask you to PLEASE don't bring your own snacks and I'm good with that. They offer some excellent homemade sandwiches and have you covered on all the extras. Their prices are more than fair. They have clean well kept portables and wash area. They have done an excellent job creating a FAMILY FUN place to bring the family. Why four stars ? It's a drive from where I live.

Super fun family atmosphere. It kind of has a festival feel to place and the staff is very…read morefriendly. Cool concessions, yard games for families to play while they are waiting for the movies to start. This is going to be such a fun place to visit this summer with our grandkids!

We took the kids to see polar express here a few weeks ago. It was a good time. Definitely suggest…read morepaying by the car load online rather than paying per person. We thought the food offered at the concession stand was decently priced and was actually pretty good. If you order something that isn't ready made they take your phone number and text you when it's ready, which is convenient. The restrooms need some major work. Toilets were broken. The water on the faucets barely trickled out to wash your hands. Our girls didn't even want to use them because they were pretty sketchy, but we had an hour long car ride home. Regardless of the shoddy bathroom, we had a great time!

Such a fun place to go and spend a night with friends and family. Made me feel like a kid again…read moregoing to see grease. It was the perfect night with classic food, full moon and summer night weather. Plenty of room between cars. Good price. Hoping this place is here for a long time! Also SUPER friendly staff as well. FM transmitter station could be a bit stronger was the only minus.

What's not to love about drive-in movie theaters?! And them being a dying breed, I'm glad this…read moreone's still around to entertain! They have a digital projector which is nice on the eyes when viewing. They play relatively recent movies too. I've seen a few where the first movie was just released the same week, and the 2nd one within the last month. So you're not going to find ones that you may have already seen or can rent on DVD. Price is $6 a person for adults, and $2 a car. This is where they make their money because with their snack bar prices, there is no need to bring snacks with you! They offer beverages and have a grill for burgers and dogs, and a deep fryer for some of the best french fries I've ever had anywhere. Popcorn is cheap, a medium is $2.50 and will easily feed 2-4 adults. They have a huge candy assortment as well. Pretty much anything you want or are craving, including giant pickles if that's your thing. They have their own radio station to tune into, so even if the weather is crappy, you don't have to worry about having the windows down. There's a nice grassy area up front where kids can run around before hand, or you can put a blanket out and sit on the ground. The restrooms need some work, there's only 2 stalls in the women's and after about 10 flushes the water system needs to wait about 2-3 people before it will be able to flush fully. and there's not a strong stream to the sink, but it's doable. All in all I love this little place and it's worth the visit!

Very good deal for the cost of the show. I would just stick to the hot dogs and popcorn, candy. Its…read moreactually in Maria Stien not St. Henry. Hard to spot from road. Needs a better sign.

Worst experience I have ever had at a drive in. The parking spaces are color coded for different…read moresized vehicles. I was driving an suv which meant a green marker. Pretty much everyone except 5 vehicles were trucks and suvs. As you can imagine, there were no green spaces left unless you were on the extreme ends and no one wants to be there. I parked in a white spot, marked for small cars - keep in mind I made sure to not block anyone in any shape or form. I was approached by a worker and very rudely informed that I was not allowed to park there. I explained the situation and also informed him that tickets were non-refundable. He proceeded to be overly aggressive so I requested to speak to the owner. She came out and also told me I could not park there, even though there was another suv parked next to where I was, and I'd have to park all the way at the end where the view is awful. Meanwhile the guy is still being rude in the background of our conversation. I wanted to leave and wanted a refund. I was given rain check tickets but honestly just never going back to that place ever again. Also was not granted a refund for their overly priced food and drink.

We visited the drive in last evening. We are from Wapak and had two teenagers from Eastern Ohio…read morewith us. We were very impressed with the Sidney Auto Vue! Exceptionally well kept, staff was friendly, food was awesome (especially the soft pretzels), and thought the idea of renting a radio was awesome. Prices were great also. Much better than other drive ins around! We will definitely be returning! Keep up the good work!

Everything about this little theater is absolutely classic!…read more Just to do something a little different, myself and the Mrs. decided we would head out to Bryan Ohio and make an evening of it. Obviously, part of the plan was to catch a (FIRST RUN) movie at this cool little vintage theater. That we did, and we were glad we did! Listen, if you're into small town nostalgia, this is the spot for you. If you're into seeing a movie in a comfortable theater, this spot is also for you. If you're into comfortable seats, good screen quality, good sound quality, and great popcorn, Bryan Theatre is for you! The seats, especially the recliners, are very comfortable, the movie screening experience is great, and even the popcorn was delicious! There was a little bit of noise from the adjoining theater, but it was not intrusive. Price? 16 bucks for two adults. Seems cheap. If, in order to enjoy a movie, you absolutely must have the latest and greatest movie viewing technology, then this might not be the place for you. I must say, however, that coming to see a flick at this cool little theater is a lot more fun than sitting at home watching Netflix. (Unless of course it's "Netflix and chill.") FIVE STARS!!

This is a small but nice Theatre. The seats are very comfy and everything seemed nice and clean. If…read morePhoenix Theatre wasn't in Defiance, this would be my go to movie spot.

The cutest little place I've ever watched a movie. My mom and I went on a Saturday night when they…read moreshowed a double feature and we got there around 6:45 ish which was perfect since the like got busy getting in after like 6:55. They moved people through the line very quickly and efficiently. We got good seats in the second or third row from the screen and were able to see perfectly. The sound came through SO good. The only issue I have is that I think it was either staff or the owner but he like knocked on my window which I thought was kind of rude and also as a girl I'm like what the heck dude back off? The concessions were actually really good! And the prices are soooo flexible for a big group of people. I was very impressed and happy with the whole turn out.

A throwback to the 40's and 50's, an evening of fun! A wonderful combination of America's love of…read morecars, movies, and staying up late, which since we are all on DST, it ends up pretty late. And that really is the main problem with going here in the summer is that you can't start the movies before 9 or 10pm, so by the time you get to the end of the second movie it is past 1am. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. I guess that is what caffeine and candy are for though. It is an enjoyable experience...Throwing the football around waiting for the sky to darken, seeing the Big Dipper hang above the screen, hearing the crickets chirping over the movie, getting bit by a mosquito, and hanging out outside watching a flic while the sky darkens into a dark black and the stars start to pop. Typically we bring some lawn chairs, a small table, many blankets and a small radio that we plug into the car. We park the car facing away from the screen, pop the lift gate of the van, reverse the last row of seats and then we have seating for 6 easy, good audio, and easy access to items in the car. The seating options give you the ability to walk around, change seats, etc., because sitting in your car for several hours watching a movie may not be as pleasant as you think.

Pros. Comfortable seat, good lighting, clean. Cons. Way too…read moreloud. Thirty minutes of commercials and previews! Why so many!!!!

I only go here for movies if my friends absolutely want to go. The price of movie tickets here is…read moreridiculous at around $15 a piece now. The selection of food items is pretty good but the cost of them is ridiculous as well. I went in on a Tuesday evening to catch a movie with my friend and that place was a mess. The lobby area had popcorn all over the ground, there was one worker to check people out for movie tickets and concessions, and once I got into the actual theater for the movie I noticed how run down things have started to look. The chair I sat in was a little ripped up, the cup holder was gross, and the floors were covered in all sorts of food litter. I used to stop in here about 6 times a year, now I limit it to maybe once a year because it's just not great. Go buy the movie when it comes out and watch it at home with your friends. It'd be cheaper and cleaner (depending on who you are).

Who would guess that my new favorite "getaway when you can't really get away" hangout would be…read morecute, cozy, perpetually colder/snowier than anywhere else in this region, Bellefontaine, Ohiooooooooooo?!? And hidden away off Main Street is an equally hidden gem, the Holland Theatre, where I just attended an awesome, "I can't believe they came here to Ohiooooo" concert a few weeks ago. WELL worth the approx. 45 min. drive from Springfield!! One of several historic theaters in the region that are being saved/restored, rather than "paved/put up a parking lot," which seems to happen all too often. Friendly, helpful staff, a great variety of offerings (I was there for an AMAZING Spanish timple/classical guitar concert), plenty of parking, and a large, yet cozy feeling auditorium, what more could you ask for. Sadly, there was just a very small "crowd" for this concert, so rather than spread the 20-25 or so ticket holders all throughout the auditorium, they set up chairs and had us sit right on the stage with the performers. I wish more people had attended, but it was a wonderful, intimate show!! The manager of the theatre, Chris, even joined the show and did an AMAZING acoustic guitar duet with one of the musicians. They've got a great, user-friendly website and plenty of eclectic offerings. Get here early and sample one (or more!) of the surprisingly interesting dining options, or just take a walk through this fun, happening small town!!

Hubby and I won tickets to The Holland Theater to see Braebach this weekend. Parking was a bit…read moretricky because there is not a dedicated lot. There is street parking throughout downtown, but being that it was a Saturday night, it was slim picking! Once we got parked and walked a couple of blocks to the theater, the experience improved greatly. It was such a beautiful theater. We enjoyed the Dutch style and enjoyed looking around before the show began. You can tell the theater has been recently renovated and they are still working on even more improvements. But everything was so beautiful. We had two special treats the night we attended. It was the 92nd birthday of the theater and it was the first time Braebach had played in Ohio on their first American tour! We could not have enjoyed either the venue or the band more! They even shared their cake!