Discover the best top things to do in Pennsylvania, United States including The County Theater, The Dietrich Theater, Ambler Theater, Bryn Mawr Film Institute, The Tull Family Theater, Zoetropolis, Allen Theatre & Backstage Cafe, The Majestic Theater, Casino Theatre Entertainment Center, West Shore Movie Theater.
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5.0 based on 233 reviews
The County is a nonprofit, community-based movie theater that specializes in independent, art, and foreign films. We are also one of the region's premier cinema destinations, offering, in addition to our regular programming, a variety of special events ranging from Saturday Kid's Matinees to classic Hollywood films. We regularly present local filmmakers and host discussion groups and lectures. "County Theater, Inc." is a 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt nonprofit corporation which owns and runs the theater.
Doylestown's County Theater is prepping for an Expansion similar to the very successful one at Phoenixville's Colonial Theater by Founding Executive Director Mary Foote. County Theater is a True GEM to Bucks County.
5.0 based on 60 reviews
The Dietrich is awesome, and I'm so glad it survives. This little old theater is run well, with all kinds of movies and festivals running regularly. They get foreign films, art films and plenty of blockbusters too. The small town vibe reminds you of days gone by. I remember as a child going to see Star Wars at the Dietrich after it relaunched. Most recently a less impressive Birds of Prey, nonetheless our experience was lovely all the same. It's such a friendly place, and quaint, with a love of film among the operators which is refreshing.
5.0 based on 111 reviews
The Ambler Theater, built in 1928, is a modified Spanish design. It is a nonprofit community-owned theater with approximately 6,000 members. The theater seats 140 and 110 in 2 of the auditoriums. Renovations to the third auditorium were completed in 2007 and it seats 270. The theater features dolby digital sound, stadium seating, handicap access and hearing impaired services.
Want a theater grounded in its community?Ambler has top flight movies in an Art Deco Theater in a vibrant PA borough near Philadelphia.
5.0 based on 121 reviews
Go often to regular movies as well as the special events, like opera, old classics, kids. My husband and I joined years ago happily & have yet to attend the well reviewed lectures. Someday! Half the theaters are new with stadium seats and sound. The remaining 2 theaters are old school for the nostalgia feel. Beautiful lobby with a coffee pastry shop allows a place to hang pre or post movie with friends.
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Tull Theater continues to spoil its visitors. Tulls delightful friendly employees are keeping the entire theater continually pristine clean. I have always been concerned about cleanliness before this pandemic. My observations of Tull is that they are going above and beyond to protect their movie customers, as well as their employees with repetitive cleaning. What a wonderful safe way to spoil ourselves with a ‘DateNight’ or an afternoon with the family when our activities are so limited with this Pandemic. Thanks Tull!
5.0 based on 14 reviews
We recently decided to take a drive to Lancaster, PA. Enjoyed a movie at this unique, comfortable theater, then a meal after the movie at the restaurant. The service was great and so was the ambiance. The socca mushrooms as an appetizer and the different dipping sauces; delicious. The shrimp sliders were more actually better than I expected. My husband had the Peruvian steak sandwich, which he said was cheesy, tasty and filling. We also were served nicely seasoned popcorn while we waited for our meal, which didn’t take long. Would definitely return.
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Great small town movie theater showing 1st run and modern classic movies. Live performances in both the theater and cafe. Relaxing and friendly environment. Great food.
Shows up to date movies, older movies and has a very nice snack area where you can sit & enjoy something before the movie
4.5 based on 140 reviews
There's more than meets the eye at The Casino, a local landmark on Route 611 in downtown Mount Pocono. Located in the Pocono Mountains, The Casino specializes in family-oriented entertainment. Two up-to-date movie theaters feature digital projection and 3D capability. Food is served directly to patrons at their theater seats upon request, using special trays that fit into the cup holders. The Casino also offers a 1950s-style malt shoppe and restaurant, featuring more than 70 flavors of Hershey's ice cream in season, with special treats like homemade waffle cones, speciality sundaes and old-fashioned treats like malteds and egg creams. A challenging 18-hole mini golf course is also on the premises, as is a family-oriented game room where kids earn tickets redeemable for special prizes. The Casino is also known for its "Dinner and a Movie" specials every Monday and Tuesday, featuring a home-cooked entree and movie ticket for just $11. ($14 if seeing a 3D movie.) Special group packages are available for birthday parties and other special occasions.
Great food, movies, video games, mini-golf and my favorite, ice cream, all in one place. Friendly atmosphere too.????
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