Buttered popcorn. Buncha Crunch. Movie where a bunch of stuff blows up. I am so there. Clearly, it doesn’t take too much for me to have a great experience seeing a movie. But there are some theaters in Wisconsin that are better than average. We’re taking a look at the Wisconsin theaters that give you an UNFORGETTABLE viewing experience:
- Union South Marquee Theater (Madison)
Emily Mills/Flickr They show a lot of older movies but in a state-of-the-art setting, and also host film festivals.
- Downer Theater (Milwaukee)
Jeramey Jannene/Flickr Opened in 1915, this theater has historic charm but also technological updates for a superior viewing experience.
- Oriental Theatre (Milwaukee)
Oriental Theatre/Facebook The theater opened in 1927. And on Fridays and Saturdays, a classic pipe organ (largest in North America theater) introduces the film. So cool.
- Big Sky Drive-in Theater (Wisconsin Dells)
Big Sky Drive in Theater/Facebook What’s better than a drive-in? You get two movies for the price of one. And the food is AMAZING.
- Majestic Cinema (Brookfield)
Majestic Cinema/Facebook Dinner and a movie? YEAH. With sixteen theaters and four food options to choose from, it’s a one-stop shop.
- Stardust Drive-In Theater (Chetek)
Stardust Drive-In Theater/Facebook Beyond having a good set-up, it has an arcade and candy shop.
- Field of Scenes Drive-In (Freedom)
Field of Scenes Drive-In/Facebook This picture just brings me back to my childhood. In my opinion, this is probably the best drive-in theater in Wisconsin. Only about 10 years old, so modern amenities but classic charm.
Where is your favorite Wisconsin theater to see a movie? Let us know in the comments.
Emily Mills/Flickr
They show a lot of older movies but in a state-of-the-art setting, and also host film festivals.
Jeramey Jannene/Flickr
Opened in 1915, this theater has historic charm but also technological updates for a superior viewing experience.
Oriental Theatre/Facebook
The theater opened in 1927. And on Fridays and Saturdays, a classic pipe organ (largest in North America theater) introduces the film. So cool.
Big Sky Drive in Theater/Facebook
What’s better than a drive-in? You get two movies for the price of one. And the food is AMAZING.
Majestic Cinema/Facebook
Dinner and a movie? YEAH. With sixteen theaters and four food options to choose from, it’s a one-stop shop.
Stardust Drive-In Theater/Facebook
Beyond having a good set-up, it has an arcade and candy shop.
Field of Scenes Drive-In/Facebook
This picture just brings me back to my childhood. In my opinion, this is probably the best drive-in theater in Wisconsin. Only about 10 years old, so modern amenities but classic charm.
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