Best Outdoor Movie Theater Lowell Near Me

Gregory Billingham: I go to this cinema when my main one (O'Neil Cinemas at The Point in Littleton) doesn't have a movie I really want to see. The seating is luxurious here, the concessions reasonably priced for a movie theater and the sound and picture quality are top notch. If again O'Neil Cinemas doesn't have a movie I want to see, Showcase Cinemas de Lux in Lowell will be the venue to go to!

Alfred Greene: Enjoy bringing my grandson

Joseph Rivera: Always my go to for movies.

Victor Olmstead (Vixtor): Plenty of restrooms, reclining seats, large screens, and great sound.

Dnice: Very clean, chairs we’re comfortable, food was really good. I recommend the churros and steak and cheese egg rolls

Christopher Teixeira: Extremely clean and quick service

April Pelletier: Went to see Super Mario Bros. 3D In theater 12. The seats were really nice and seemed newer. They could have been cleaned but I understand it is a busy weekend. There were water bottle caps and trash in the drink holders. The seats are easy to find and are all lit up. There is enough incline that if you have someone really tall in front of you won't have any problems seeing.The screen has a few spots in the center that you have to get used to looking at and sometimes is a bit distracting. Online it looked like the theater was sold out, but there were a ton of empty seats around.

Val Lor-Rosholt: Very comfortable seating. People need to come to the movies more often.

Ariel Aurora: 4/1/23 First time at the theater--Upon arrival everything was easy to find and staff was friendly. Didnt have enough time to play the arcade games (wish we did), bar looked clean. The theater was otherwise comfortable and quiet.10 minutes into the movie, 7 teen boys entered the theater talking. They continued to be disruptive and throwing popcorn at one another. When asked to quiet down, they continued to talk, began taking flash photos of the screen and jumping over seats.I left the theater and searched the lobby for staff members but no one was available at the front desk, or concessions. I returned the theater without remark. Soon after, the boys left the theater on their own.I dont blame the theater for the boys behavior however, when the movie was over, a staff member was at the front desk. I expressed that I was not looking to be compensated but that they had lost the opportunity for a repeat customer. Felt as though, beyond this incident, had there been a real emergency leaving the lobby unattended was a safety issue. Staff member stated it may have been due to the theater closing however movies were still in progress. Explained otherwise it was a good experience and again denied to be compensated.Disappointing, 5 out of 10.

Kristine Silva: Scream VI with my son Jayden the day it came out!! We went around 3:15 p.m., had front row parking, and were the only other people besides one person in the entire theater it was like it was just for us!!! Great movie, too!!! I've seen all 6 of the franchise as well as my 11-year-old son!! #motherandsonbonding #horrormovies #screamfranchise

Luanna Dealmeida: Everything was good. Snacks, parking and seating. However you guys need to get charging stations! Every AMC has them! Get with the times!!

Oleksandr Vasyliev: Nice and fresh place. Good choice of food and drinks.I’ve been there yesterday with my gf. John Wick 4 was so cool.Good picture and sound.Recommend you

Joshua Wimble: Pretty standard big chain movie theater with the pros and cons of that. Nothing to differentiate it from an AMC or similar. Popcorn is usually ok, but occasionally you'll be picking burnt bits out of it. It's got a full bar if you're in to that for your movies.

Clariza Camara: Love the employees they are very pleasnt

Nelson Ruiz: We order the tickets online. That was convenient. No coke slush, was disappointed. It was Sun Mar 19 at 1p windy outside. The theater was super hot. You know people carry a coat in. Why keep it so hot? It was very uncomfortable.

Betsy Hamill: Great comfy seats!

Russell Leonard: The service was good and the food was great and the movie was very funny

Susan Zangari: Easy to access, Great for a mid afternoon movie for handicapped. Clean .went to SeeA man called Otto. Good and unexpected flow to the movie. Bring tissues amongst the laughter.

Chukaz72: Great theater with plenty of parking and large leather reclining seats with your own dedicated arm rests.

Wynter Aiguier: Great location very low-key

Janet Thrope: Very charming and comfortable venue to see a movie. We will definitely be back!

Peter Bruce: Cool place!

Claire Horn: This theater is so fun! Went here to see the princess bride and only stayed for a little while but totally could have stayed for longer because they have all these shops like you're walking down a street. Awesome snacks, I got to try Candies that you don't find in average stores that sell candy. The seats were super comfy with these cool storage things that could easily hold all the popcorn that you will want to get. We had a bit of trouble finding it (it's the big five and then the arrowaobitof1trouble

Joe Welsh: We moved to Lowell recently and we've been waiting for just the right movie to see at Luna. Last Thursday they showed Groundhog Day on Groundhog Day; it's my favorite movie and my girlfriend had never seen it. This was the perfect event. The movie was free to the public and on a first come/first serve basis. It was apart of a college series and the professor does an interactive lecture about the movie afterward.Luna is located at the end of the hall at Mill No. 5.Concession is available in the lobby. The theater itself is roomy and the seats are comfortable. We would gladly pay to see a movie here.

Nicholas Williams: This place makes for a fun date night. Cool atmosphere and old timey theater ambiance. They show old classics and alot of independent films. Prices are well below what you pay at traditional theaters. They offer snacks and beer. Cozy and quiet theater.

Adrienne Tybjerg: Fabulous oasis! Great seats.

Greg Alex: I really appreciate the variety of film and the A24 love. They show some some really high-level indie stuff. However, I would ask that they please do some open-captioning/on screen subtitle showings for their American/English films. Subtitles on the screen can really help the hearing impaired.

Elizabeth Thomsen: What a wonderful theater this is, small and snug, the most comfortable seats in the world, just the opposite in every way from most movie theaters! They selection of films is eclectic. I was here to see White Christmas, which had been an annual event but this was my time since 2019, so good to be back!Also, it’s located in the low key but lovely Mill #5 in Lowell, at the end of an indoor streetscape that includes a lot of reclaimed material. Come early and walk around, have some coffee, browse the bookstore!

Raphaela Pereira: My favorite place

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Xavier Cummings: Great hidden gem in Mill 5. Small venue, very intimate, lots of fun. Staff are very kind and fun to talk to. We went when there was a live showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show, great amusement. You never know what they will show, new, old, or independent so check it out. Also say hi to Manager Ben and give him a secret handshake for fun A24 facts, nice guy, does well by the customers!

Danny Hebert: Great place always fun

Ted Read: I'm biased, perhaps, because although i was a customer here for some years I'm now a manager there. But this cool little theater hidden at the far end of the 4th floor at Mill No.5 is the pearl in the oyster. We show a more eclectic mix of films than your big chain theaters. But really, you need to check this place out if only to witness the majestic 1949 Manley Aristocrat popcorn machine. It's like popping corn in a vintage Buick. And dare i even mention our collection of vintage video game machines that are set to free play? Probably not.

Brian Sabo: A great staff super comfortable seats. Great place to see cult classics and quirky independent films.

Ioana Singureanu: Great theater with an eclectic selection of films.

jamie austin: Super cool venue to see a movie

Jacob Piedra: I love the Luna! Been going there since they opened. Used to frequent Weirdo Wednesday almost weekly, then it started getting so busy they were running out of seats. Their audio isn't perfect every time, but the rest of the experience makes that a non-issue. I went to see The Witch there and couldn't hear anything they were saying. I was there with my best friend and we both fell asleep.

S.E. Andrews: The best theater around!!! Thank you for reopening!!!💗

Nivek B.: Too many hipsters

Wayne Geiser: Terrific small theater in a very interesting space. The chairs are very comfortable and the movies they play are far more eclectic than the "chain" theaters in the area. We've gotten to see many of the "fringe" award-nominated-and-winning movies here. Keep up the good work.

Lisa Gibson: Absolutely love this place. It's like going back in time to a place of nostalgia.

Nick Kaplan: Well-maintained, clean and affordable! I been coming here since I was a kid, so you can say it's a place that hits close to heart. Now, I'm bringing my own kids here and they love it!

lamourdesign: It is fun

Luis Morales: For my first time being in this place it was nice to see two movies and the food was great we'll come back again.

Rachel Morrison: Had so much fun coming here this summer! They have great snacks and show new movies. We used to go to Northfield but this is our new favorite drive in!

Michael W: Such a great time!

Chris Gray: Saw a few movies here and it's great value for the money and you can relax in the comfort of your own car. Screen brightness leaves alot to be desired especially in darker movies (outdoor projector) but overall a good experience.

Will S: Classic New England Drive In. Top Trending movies all the time. Online ticketing is easy. Arriving 30 minutes+ before showtime gets good parking, but we've never had an issue. If you're sitting in your car, make sure the "Daytime Running Lights" can be turned off while the car is running. Solid theater with good facilities.

Catherine McKillop: We had a great relaxing evening. Reasonably priced

J. Mark Carper,_Ed.D.: . Gotta say Menden's rest rooms were better suited to Covid concerns, but ... sigh One attends to such details more closely at 70+ ...There I go again! Digression is my middle name, as you might say.So ~In that case allow me to trace my affinity for this old fashioned venue:Reason #1. When I was 17 or so, I was viewing some Creature Feature at a drive-in on the Norfolk/ Va. Beach line. I was with a couple of my buddies. A truly lovely lass happened by. Without a word she casually opened my door and climbed in beside me ~ and kissed me long and deep - once - and left.Obviously a peak drive-in moment ~Ah, youth! O sweet innocence!Reason #2. Less, um, exciting ~ but just as strange in the opposite direction: As a boy in Orange, Cali ~ ca 1956 - 1960 ~ my family attended church at a drive-in; the altar, replete with cross extending upward atop the concession stand and featuring Rev. Schuller before he became the famous televangelist preaching from the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove.Sunday school? Why, at the picnic tables near said concession stand along the wall.The church service itself? More genius: Just park in a slot, grab the handy speaker-on-a-pole and listen in the comfort of your very own car!AnywayAs to the Crystal Cathedral: Alas, we moved away before the transition to this California extravaganza - where apparently one could either go inside this huge and elaborate space - or sit in the car, in curlers if need be (Check it out on Google

Frank Murphy Jr.: Good time tonight (and every night we’ve gone). Car battery died and needed a jump, people from the concession stand came right out and helped. We were on our way in no time!

Sharon Palermo: Still a fun thing to do on a weekend... Glad we have one local to us. Price jumped a bit since last time I went... But still a good deal for 2 people and their dog.

T. Beaulieu: The staff are kind and patient. The drive in gets a 5 star from me! The food is good and makes the feel of great entertainment!It is unfortunate that a portion of those viewing the movie's are inconsiderate of what the theater 🎥 is asking and those who are abiding by the rules. For instance tying hatch of suv so those behind can see. Keeping lights off, and not sitting on top of roof of car. If you bring knowledge of this and tell yourself to be patient with those whom I am talking about. This is an experience of the drive- in and most don't exist anymore and by any means is it a result of the theater they do as much as possible as they can. SO greatfull for the Milford Drive-In Theater!

Aprill Ovine: For years I have always enjoyed going here! There are two screens and good concessions with decent prices and portions. The bathrooms were very clean and the entire experience is easy and relaxing. I have enjoyed every encounter with my “car neighbors” and have had no problems or complaints. Family friendly, I highly recommend!

Thomas Marshall: Great place

Wendy Schiavone: Would be a five but the owner needs a class on customers service most unfriendly man I ever met.

michael rooney: Fun night haven't been to a drive-ins for 40 years

JROD “JROD”: I had to leave before the movie even started. I've been to this drive-in several times in the same vehicle. I have a 2021 pick up truck with it's factory exhaust. There was an old man that works there or maybe he is the owner i don't know, been rude to us. Telling us that we had to shutdown the truck when the movie started. He could've speak respectfully from the beginning but he did not. It's a new vehicle and it doesn't make any loud noise when idling. We explained to him that our grandma needed to be in cool air because of her medical conditions but he didn't care. We didn't argue with him we just left right away. I was told about this guys attitude before and i didn't believe it until i had this experience. Definitely will never go there again neither my family and friends. Oh and by the way i wasn't refunded the $35

Bill Sorensen: Really fun spot, you will need bug spray if you're outside but they sell all that stuff for reasonable prices if you forget it. Overall it's a great value and one of my favorite ways to spend a summer evening!

kelly hill: I absolutely love the drive-ins, favorite child-hood memories and now with my own daughter!! This is a great place too!!

charlie Spencer: Loved it

Inelis Rivas: Great selection of rides and food 👌

Lynne Dewey: Actually the best Drive-In experience I have ever had, just make sure to bring the bug spray and a handheld radio if you do not want to keep your car running the entire time. We could not find an app that would let us tune in.

Rick Plasmati: A blast...saw FREE GUY in two cars, 7 people. Wide parking spaces, plenty of room for lawn chairs. Either bring a radio or you can rent one for$5.00

Samantha Santoro: I love the Topsfield Drive In! Always tons of fun and they always have great movies. I got to talk to the assistant manager Andrew tonight, he was super nice! I would totally recommend you check out this place if you get the chance!

Andrea Li: Don’t forget to bring your bug pray. Fun with family and friends! Pack a few extra chairs and blankets, pillows to get comfortable. You have to find the right chanel on your car radio.It is a fun summer night activity

Jackie Rodas-McSharry: Exactly what you would expect for a drive in. Great fun, over priced food and family friendly. They have radio rentals for $5 and if you decide against that, jumper cable rental for $5.

Missy Graves: Wish i got there earlier . Got a bad spot was hard to see movie.

Tim Cheng: Not bad, but not amazing.I've been to a few drive in theaters and they are pretty similar. However, this one was particularly expensive. Especially if you only have a two person car with two people in it, be cause they charge by car. Maybe not the cheapest date night idea, unless it's a double date.The theater was also a little dank... so there's that too.The rest was pretty standard stuff: expensive consignments, battery jumpers on exit, kinda blurry screens, etc.

Eddie Travis: Great Place To Relax And Watch A Nice Movie , Its Peaceful

George Englis: Fun times with family

Nathaniel Barreira: Had a fantastic night with the family. Just wish they would remind people pulling in to shut off their lights and not to leave the cars running.

Mike Baxter: Movie froze for 15+ minutes. Audio out of sync

Sarah Bears: First time at a drive in and I absolutely loved it.

Vanessa Jenner: So fun! Really happy they opened this during the pandemic!Porta potties available with hand washing stations. Food (burgers, hot dogs, chicken nuggets, fries, etc) & snacks (candy, soda, popcorn, slush) available for purchase.

Kimberly “Kimmy” D: We have been 3 times and we are hooked!! Kids live it and took hubby on father's day for a grown-up night alone, felt like teens again. Only down fall was kids driving crazy around on golf carts, a few times I thought they were going to crash, and they did through the whole movie by screen 2.

Bobby Conlon: We had a great time at the Topsfield Drive In. $30 for a single feature is more than it’s worth though.

Soumendra Nanda: Fun for the whole family. The only thing I did not like is that the concessions are so expensive. Get there early to get a good spot in the front and middle.

Adaline Lining: Rent the radio of you sit outside, it's worth it

Ryan Tremblay: Nice new drive in. Been about 6 times, good place to take the kids to see new movies. Spaces are big too.